You probably remember seeing them on nightly news clips. Rickety boats crammed with displaced people desperately floating to southern Europe, a flood of dispossessed humanity that has yet to abate. Seeking safety and succor, they keep coming, hundreds of thousands of them. Many hand over their life's savings to human traffickers to escape from war-torn Eritrea, Southern Sudan, Niger, Libya, and of course Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq. Extreme poverty and drought force some to abandon their homelands, but most flee tyrants, sectarian violence, ethnic cleansing, or unending war. Thousands have perished at sea, and many of those who made landfall huddle in makeshift camps in Greece and Italy with or without travel documents. Some receive sanctuary as political exiles but most not. Those that are able just keep walking, bicycling, hitchhiking, or pack into buses and trains, traversing arteries into the heart of Europe.
Lightly sprinkled and folded into these hordes are unknown numbers of committed extremists on the move, intent on infiltrating the nations of Europe. They and groups that sponsored them, such as ISIS, Al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and Hamas, held the decadent and hegemonic West responsible for the subjugation of Muslim lands and the debasing of all that is holy to them. Seeking Sharia and a Caliphate at home and revenge abroad, they establish themselves in Europe to recruit aimless and disaffected Muslim youths and radicalize their consciousness. Some they route into conflict zones to take up arms against infidels and apostates. Others form terror cells to target mayhem, such as London, Paris, Brussels, Madrid, and Munich have suffered. The jihadists' logic is that slaughtering infidels will provoke overreactions from the West that in turn will radicalize more Muslims, or at least that's what "national security experts" tend to say before Islamophobia politicians go on to overreact. It seems to be working for all of them: The experts get paid, politicians get votes, militaries and spy agencies get more money to meddle, and terrorist groups get recruits. Only the people and the martyrs lose.
As a whole, the public in the West seems to accept the narrative that Islamic radicals are the product of fanatical civilization-hating mullahs who preach death to infidels and urge young men to martyr themselves to seek salvation and purify the world according to Allah's will. Little is said or known of the life experiences that drive individuals to become jihadists, but it has to take more than a preacher's exhortations to motivate someone to follow a path of destruction to eternity. Happy people don't blow up random strangers, themselves along with them. So what accounts for salafists' agendas? Hatred of secular institutions and lifestyles? A need to submit to a greater cause? Commitment to political liberation? Personal revenge? Western news media rarely bother to uncover backstories or untangle motivations, instead fixating on consequences and suppression of terrorism rather than its causes and dynamics, helping no one understand how terrorists are manufactured not just by mullahs, but by actions of countries like the US, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey.
This book tells the story of one such jihadi, a twenty-something Sunni Muslim, devout but no fundamentalist fanatic. What radicalized him was not the secular stench of Western civilization, even though he had strong doses of it as a youngster in Iraq. His own path to salvation is personal, as jihad is supposed to be, and motivated by revenge, as not all are. What put him on it was the unnecessary and inept invasion of his country by the US that turned his family into internal refugees, ultimately leading to the slaughter of his parents at the hands of an ISIS militia. Mahmoud is on the warpath not because some Imam brainwashed him but because his life was ruined. Secure in his own faith, he despises those who twist Islam to justify despotic atrocities and is willing to find common cause with anyone with the courage to stop them.
Kurdish partisans help him flee ISIS to Syria and hand him over to an international fighting force made up of socialists, communists, and anarchists who infiltrated into northeastern Syria to join forces with the Kurdish resistance to eject ISIS from their ancestral lands. This part of Mahmoud's backstory isn't purely fictional. Such a group of Western radicals is assembled in Syrian Kurdistan and did actually help Kurdish YPG-YPJ (People's Protection Units and Women's Protection Units, the armed wings of the PYD Party) forces drive ISIS out of the strategic border town of Tal Abyad and, more famously, incredibly broke its siege of Kobanê. They patterned the International Freedom Brigade, as they called themselves, after those left-wing partisans who converged on Catalonia in the late 1930s to combat the Fascist takeover of Spain. Within its ranks are women and men, both Muslim and infidel from the Caucuses, Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Some are ex-soldiers while others have never seen combat, but all are drawn to Syria by the depravities of Assad and Islamic statists, collectivist and anti-imperialist impulses, and their own special demons.
They come to Kurdistan to resist fascism and to do whatever they can to help the Kurds to establish a new kind of participatory democracy that is being built in Northern Syria from the bottom up on socialist and egalitarian principles, a place called Rojava (rebranded in 2016 as the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria). Three cantons, Kobanî, Jazira, and Afrin, now constitute this ungoverned multi cultural, non-theocratic enclave—ungoverned in the sense that its residents directly administer their affairs with no reliance on the Syrian or any other state. Rojavans and their supporters aim to incubate participatory confederations throughout Kurdistan and beyond, and are leading by example. Time will tell if their solidarity will prevail against the many forces arrayed against them.
Although rooted in real places and events, this book is a work of fiction. None of its protagonists represent actual people. Certain characters without speaking parts, however, are or are modeled after them. These include public figures, some prominent, others obscure. Certain organizations, institutions, and establishments are mentioned that are also real, some with fictitious names. The story takes place during a month or two in the fall of 2015 and incorporates actual events, some of which occurred before and some after that time frame, compressing time for the sake of a good yarn.
And although some might see it that way, Turkey Shoot is not a radical manifesto or a call to arms. Beyond providing reading pleasure, its purpose is to broaden conceptions of political oppression and reactions to it by vividly transporting readers into a radical subculture made up of real people, not caricatures of "evildoers," having hopes and fears, longings, and relationships not unlike their own. Hopefully, their odds-against struggle to find relevance in a world well on its way to dystopia will find some sympathy. And perhaps that sympathy will engender a bit of empathy, which perhaps might motivate more of us take firmer stands against discrimination, authoritarianism, and militarism.
When a volcano smothers, an earthquake shatters, or a cyclone swamps human communities, people everywhere open their hearts and wallets to help the afflicted. But victims of unnatural disasters such as war, oppression, gang violence, or economic collapse tend not to be seen as equally needy, even those that have no place to live, nowhere to go, and no money to start over with after they bury their dead. Perhaps we think such people are somehow culpable for their fate by not doing enough to get a leg up and to work within or improve whatever system has brought them misery. We tend to blame politicians for not doing enough too, but perhaps they just reflect our own complacency. If landlocked Kurds hemmed in by enemies and a few contingents of foreign supporters can build strong, democratic, egalitarian, and just communities in the middle of a war zone, what's to stop those of us who live in more comfortable circumstances from striving for a better world for us and our less fortunate compatriots?


Facebook is set to introduce Graph Search to all US English users after completing a successful trial run. The social network announced its new feature in January, originally releasing a beta version for volunteers to test.
Over the last six months, Facebook says "tens of millions" of people have offered feedback on the service that has helped it improve to a point where the company has deemed it ready for public use.
Graph Search allows users to use shared content their friends have posted to find answers to specific questions. For example, if you were visiting a city where a significant portion of your Facebook friends live and wanted to find somewhere to eat, you could enter a query along the lines of 'restaurants liked by people from Cardiff'.
This would bring back a quick snapshot of the options your friends would be likely to recommend if you asked them in person.
Mark Zuckerberg has stated that Graph Search is different from other search functions such as Google, as it gives one specific answer to a question rather than providing a list of links that might be useful.
Statuses and comments are not yet included in these searches, while a mobile version is thought to be in development.
As usual, privacy has been a hot topic surrounding this new product, with Facebook encouraging users to review their settings and ensure anything they don't want to be shared is either deleted or restricted to a certain group of people.
This is fine for general 'about me' information, but is more difficult to do for photographs, where it may be that you were not the original uploader. While you can de-tag yourself, the image will still appear in your friend's information, and the only way to guarantee this doesn't happen is to have them remove it.
Of course, this was all true before Graph Search, but its arrival may just make users that little bit more wary about what they post on their timelines in future.
Natalie Booth, head of search at theEword, said: "While everyone has known about Graph Search for some time, the arrival of a full version will expose it to even greater scrutiny. It will be interesting to see how people interact with the service to discover more about their friends."


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Landmark Decision for Religious Freedom: Judge Rules State Cannot Target Magistrates for Beliefs on Marriage
Kevin McVicker : Feb 7, 2018 Charisma News
"Faith and sexual orientation are deeply important to the identity of many people, and this case shows that these two things don't have to be at odds with each other," says Stephanie Barclay, counsel at Becket, the non-profit religious liberty law firm that represented Gayle. "Our civil rights laws help us create a diverse society where people can live, work, and break bread together despite our differences."
[CharismaNews.com] A landmark federal ruling, finalized recently, says that the State of North Carolina violated civil rights laws when it forced a magistrate to resign because of her beliefs about marriage. (Photo: Magistrate Gayle Myrick/YouTube/via Charisma News)
The ruling in Myrick v. EEOC shows that faith and LGBT rights don't have to be at odds with each other. Reasonable solutions can be found to protect the dignity of each person. This case also resulted in a significant settlement agreement, in which the State agreed to pay the magistrate her salary and retirements benefits that were unjustly taken away. You can watch her story here.
Gayle Myrick was a highly qualified and well-respected magistrate in North Carolina for many years who was forced to resign because of her religious beliefs. When same-sex marriage became legal, she didn't want to stop any couple from getting married, but she also knew that her religious beliefs prevented her from performing a same-sex wedding ceremony.
Since performing weddings was a small part of her work, Gayle's immediate supervisor proposed a solution: shift Gayle's schedule by a couple hours so she wasn't working when marriage ceremonies were performed. However, the state government rejected this reasonable solution and forced Gayle to resign.
"I have always wanted to find a way to protect everyone's dignity," says Myrick, the magistrate at the center of the case. "The solution in my case would allow any couple to get lawfully married without facing rejection or delay, and magistrates with religious beliefs like me could step aside and still keep our jobs."
Other magistrates routinely shifted their schedules for a variety of reasons-from simple things like fishing trips to substantial issues like night classes or drug rehab. If Myrick had asked to shift her schedule for any other reason, she would have been allowed to keep her job. But because her request was motivated by her religious beliefs, she was forced to resign just two months before her retirement benefits vested.
In a landmark ruling, a federal judge said this was discrimination under the civil rights laws. North Carolina was "obligated to provide an accommodation to Magistrate Myrick," the ruling said. The state later acknowledged it treated Gayle unfairly, and the settlement agreement makes Gayle whole by paying her the salary and retirement benefits that were taken away.
The state also passed a law making sure no magistrates would be targeted for their religious beliefs and no one would be denied a prompt marriage. The judge's ruling comes ahead of the Supreme Court decision in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. CCRC, a case that also addresses issues related to LGBT rights and religious liberty.
Myrick filed a discrimination complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) under the Government Employee Rights Act-a federal civil rights law that protects the rights of government employees. Gayle was represented in this proceeding by Becket together with Ellis Boyle of Knott & Boyle, PLLC.

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Quarterback Greg Ward, Jr. and Houston will host UConn on Thursday.
STORRS >> A year ago, when an undefeated, nationally-ranked Houston football team made its way to Rentschler Field, a gimpy ankle made it uncertain that the Cougars' dynamic playmaker of a quarterback would even get onto the field.
Greg Ward Jr. gave it the old college try when Kyle Postma, starting in Ward's place, was injured. However, Ward was barely able to move and he was clearly not the same dual-threat quarterback who tormented defensive coordinators since midway through the 2014 season.
There will be no issues with Ward taking off and running on Thursday night (8 p.m., ESPN) when the sixth-ranked Cougars host a UConn team that is responsible for Houston's only loss in the last 21 months.
"He can do it through the air," said UConn junior linebacker Luke Carrezola, who had two tackles for loss in last year's UConn/Houston game. "He is an underrated thrower and is a really good thrower and he can obviously do it with his feet, he has been running all over. With a guy like that you have to keep an eye on him and make sure he doesn't go off.
It will be especially challenging for players like Carrezola, Vontae Diggs and Cam Stapleton to be disciplined when they do rush the passer. If they take the wrong angle, Ward can add to his career rushing total of 1,970 yards.
UConn is 0-8 against top 10 teams. The Huskies haven't been close to springing the upset, with the notable exceptions of a wild 47-45 loss at No. 5 Cincinnati on Nov. 7, 2009. If that game is taken out of the equation, the average margin of defeat is 34 points.
The Huskies lost their first 10 games against ranked opponents until a 22-15 home win against No. 11 South Florida on Oct. 27, 2007. The Huskies are 3-24 against ranked foes with last year's win over Houston, then ranked No. 13, and a 2012 triple-overtime victory on the road against No. 19 Louisville marking UConn's only other wins over teams ranked in the Associated Press top 25 poll.
After Houston's win over Texas State, it was reported that Herman told his team "there's some added motivation for this one.' However, on the weekly American Athletic Conference coaches teleconference, he somewhat downplayed the revenge angle.
"I think some of the older guys who were on that team last year that played in that game I'd be foolish not to think there was some added motivation to atone for the wrongs that were made and committed in Connecticut last year and hopefully make them right, if not for the current teams but for the seniors on that team that have gone on in their lives," Herman said. "We don't talk about it much as a coaching staff as an added motivation personally. I'd be foolish to think that our kids aren't excited to play UConn again to maybe get a little bit of a chance at redemption.
Houston was held to a season-low 318 yards of total offense in the 20-17 loss in November.
Herman didn't use Ward's injury or the ejection of leading tackler Elandon Roberts for his helmet-to-helmet hit on UConn quarterback Bryant Shirreffs as excuses why the Cougars suffered their only loss of the season.
Carrezola and his teammates aren't taking a trip down memory lane at last year's improbable victory, one that made the Huskies bowl eligible. Houston's current roster features 28 players who played in last year's loss to the Huskies including 13 starters. If the Cougars were possibly looking past the Huskies when they met in November, that certainly won't be the case this time.
The UConn players also figure to have an extra bounce in their step playing a nationally-televised game against a top 10 opponent.


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Q: Warning: React.jsx: type is invalid -- expected a string I am having error with the Login.js code these are the error shown I am also having problem with the navigation in header please help me out this is a CRUD operation website.
Warning: React.jsx: type is invalid -- expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports.
Check your code at login.js:36.
    at Login (http://localhost:3000/static/js/bundle.js:482:75)
    at RenderedRoute (http://localhost:3000/static/js/bundle.js:42128:5)
    at Routes (http://localhost:3000/static/js/bundle.js:42571:5)
    at Router (http://localhost:3000/static/js/bundle.js:42509:15)
    at BrowserRouter (http://localhost:3000/static/js/bundle.js:40827:5)
    at div
    at div
    at App

I am also having problem with the navigation in header please help me out this is a CRUD operation website.
App.js
import './App.css';
import Create from './components/create';
import Read from './components/read';
import Update from './components/update';
import Login from './components/login';
import { Routes, Route } from 'react-router-dom';
import { BrowserRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
// import { useNavigate } from 'react-router-dom';

// import { Link } from 'react-router-dom';
// import Header from './components/header';

function App() {
  // let Navigate = useNavigate();

  return (

Aman Enterprises

    {/*
<Link to = '/login'>Login</Link>
 */}
    {/*
<Link to = '/create'>Registration</Link>
 */}

      <BrowserRouter>
        <Routes>
          <Route path="/" element={<Create />} />
          <Route path="login" element={<Login />} />
          <Route path="read" element={<Read />} />
          <Route path="update" element={<Update />} />
        </Routes>
      </BrowserRouter>

  );
}

export default App;

Login.js
import React, { useState } from 'react'
import { Button, Form } from 'semantic-ui-react'
import axios from 'axios'
import { useNavigate } from 'react-router'

export default function Login() {
    let navigate = useNavigate()

    const[username, setusername] = useState('');
    const[Employee_password, setEmployee_password] = useState('');

    const GetData = (e) =>{
         e.preventDefault();
        console.log(username, Employee_password)

    if(username !== username && Employee_password !== Employee_password)
    {
        alert('Username or Password does not match!')
        return false
    }
    axios.post('http://localhost:5000/emp/login',{
        username,
        Employee_password
    }).then((res)=>{
        console.log('Login Successfull')
        navigate('/read')
    }).catch(err=>{
        console.log(err)
    })
    }
return(

        <Form onCLick={GetData}>

Login into existing ID

        <Form.field>
            Enter Username
            <input type='text' placeholder='Username' onChange={(e) => setusername(e.target.value)}></input>
        </Form.field>
        <Form.field>
            Passworld
            <input type='password' placeholder='Password' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_password(e.target.value)}></input>
        </Form.field>
        {/* {<error &&
Error
>} */}
        <Button type='submit'>Login</Button>
        </Form>

 )
}

create.js
import React, { useState } from 'react';
import { Button, Form } from 'semantic-ui-react'
import axios from 'axios';
import { useNavigate } from 'react-router';

export default function Create() {
    let navigate = useNavigate();
    const [Employee_name, setEmployee_name] = useState('');
    const [Employee_id, setEmployee_id] = useState('');
    const [Employee_address, setEmployee_address] = useState('');
    const [Employee_post, setEmployee_post] = useState('');
    const [username, setusername] = useState('');
    const [Employee_password, setEmployee_password] = useState('');

    const postData = (e) => {
        e.preventDefault();

        if(Employee_name, Employee_id, Employee_address, Employee_post, username, Employee_password.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Enter Employee Details to register!')
            return false
        }

        if(Employee_name.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Enter Employee Name!')
             return false
        }
        if(Employee_id.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Enter Employee id!')
            return false
        }
        if(Employee_address.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Enter Employee address!')
            return false
        }
        if(Employee_post.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Enter Employee Position!')
            return false
        }
        if(username.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Set Employee Username!')
            return false
        }
        if(Employee_password.length === 0)
        {
            alert('Set Employee Password!')
            return false
        }

        axios.post(`http://localhost:5000/qo`, {
            Employee_name,
            Employee_id,
            Employee_address,
            Employee_post,
            username,
            Employee_password

        })
        .then(() => {
            navigate('/Login')
        })

        alert('Data Saved')
    }
    return (

            <Form className="create-form" onSubmit={e =>postData(e)}>

Employee Registration form

                <Form.Field required={true}>
                    Employee Name
                    <input type='text' placeholder='Employee Name' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_name(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field required={true}>
                    Employee ID
                    <input type='text' placeholder='Employee ID' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_id(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field required={true}>
                    Employee Address
                    <input type='text' placeholder='Employee Address' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_address(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field required={true}>
                    Employee Position
                    <input type='text' placeholder='Employee Position' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_post(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field required={true}>
                    Create Username
                    <input type='text' placeholder='Username' onChange={(e) => setusername(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field required={true}>
                    Create Password
                    <input type='password' placeholder='Password' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_password(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Button class='b2' onClick={postData} type='submit'>Submit</Button>
            </Form>

    )
}

read.js(panel for database display having update and delete functionality)
import axios from 'axios';
import React, { useEffect, useState } from 'react';
import { Table, Button } from 'semantic-ui-react';
import { useNavigate } from 'react-router-dom';

export default function Read() {
    let navigate = useNavigate();

    const [APIData, setAPIData] = useState([]);
    useEffect(() => {
        axios.get(`http://localhost:5000/emp`)
            .then((response) => {
                console.log(response.data)
                setAPIData(response.data);
            })
    }, []);

    const setData = (data) => {
        let { Employee_name, Employee_id, Employee_address, Employee_post, username, Employee_password } = data;

        localStorage.setItem('Employee ID', Employee_id);

        navigate('/update')}

    const getData = () => {
        axios.get(`http://localhost:5000/emp`)
            .then((getData) => {
                setAPIData(getData.data);
            })
    }

    const onDelete = (data) => {

        const{Employee_id}=data
        if(Employee_id===0){
            alert("Employee id not found")
            return
        }
        const url=`http://localhost:5000/emp/${Employee_id}`
        axios.delete(url)
        .then((res) => {
            getData();
        })
        .catch(err=>console.log(err))
        alert('Employee Deleted!')
    }

    const Data = () => {
            navigate('/')
    }

    return (
        <form>

Registered Employees

Employee Name

Employee ID

Employee Address

Employee Position

Employee Username

Employee Password

Update

Delete

                    {APIData.map((data,index) => {
                        return (

{data.Employee_name}

{data.Employee_id}

{data.Employee_address}

{data.Employee_post}

{data.username}

{data.Employee_password}

                                {/* <Link to='/update'> */}

                                        <Button onClick={() => setData(data)}>Update</Button>

                                {/* </Link> */}

                                    <Button onClick={() => onDelete(data)}>Delete</Button>

                        )
                    })}

            <Button onClick={Data} type='submit'>Home</Button>

        </form>

    )
}

update.js
import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react';
import { Button, Form } from 'semantic-ui-react'
import axios from 'axios';
import { useNavigate } from 'react-router-dom';

export default function Update() {
    let navigate = useNavigate();

    const [Employee_name, setEmployee_name] = useState('');
    const [Employee_id, setEmployee_id] = useState('');
    const [Employee_address, setEmployee_address] = useState('');
    const [Employee_post, setEmployee_post] = useState('');
    const [username, setusername] = useState('');
    const[Employee_password, setEmployee_password] = useState('');

    useEffect(() => {
        setEmployee_id(localStorage.getItem('Employee ID'));
        const id=localStorage.getItem('Employee ID')
        getEmplyeeDetailsById(id)

    }, []);

   const getEmplyeeDetailsById=(id)=>{
       const url=`http://localhost:5000/emp/${id}`
    axios.get(url)
        .then((res) =>{
if(res && res.data){
    console.log(res.data[0])
    let { Employee_name, Employee_id, Employee_address, Employee_post, username, Employee_password } =res.data[0];
    setEmployee_name(Employee_name)
    setEmployee_id(Employee_id)
    setEmployee_address(Employee_address)
    setEmployee_post(Employee_post)
    setusername(username)
    setEmployee_password(Employee_password)

}
            // setAPIData(update.data);
        })
        .catch(err=>console.log(err))
    }
    const updateAPIData = () =>{
    let jsonData={
        Employee_name,
        Employee_id,
        Employee_address,
        Employee_post,
        username,
        Employee_password
    }
        axios.put(`http://localhost:5000/emp/update`, jsonData)
        .then(() => {
            navigate('/read')
        })
    }

    const back = () => {
        navigate('/read')
}

    return (

            <Form className="create-form">

Update the Registered Data

            <Form.Field>
                    Employee Name
                    <input placeholder='Employee Name' value={Employee_name} onChange={(e) =>setEmployee_name(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field>
                    Employee ID
                    <input placeholder='Employee ID' value={Employee_id+""} onChange={(e) => setEmployee_id(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field>
                    Employee Address
                    <input placeholder='Employee Address' value={Employee_address} onChange={(e) => setEmployee_address(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field>
                    Employee Position
                    <input placeholder='Employee Position' value={Employee_post} onChange={(e) => setEmployee_post(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field>
                    Username
                    <input placeholder='username' value={username} onChange={(e) => setusername(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Form.Field>
                    Password
                    <input type='password' placeholder='Password' onChange={(e) => setEmployee_password(e.target.value)}/>
                </Form.Field>
                <Button type='submit' onClick={updateAPIData}>Update</Button>
                <Button onClick={back} type='submit'>Back</Button>
            </Form>

    )
}

A: In App.js You have to use '/' before every pathname. For example: path="/login".
In Login.js. Use  useEffect hook for execute function. Example:
useEffect(()=>{GetData () },[])

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In on a secret? That's dramatic irony - Christopher Warner
You're in a movie theater, watching the new horror flick. The audience knows something that the main character does not. The audience sees the character's actions are not in his best interest. What's that feeling -- the one that makes you want to shout at the screen? Christopher Warner identifies this storytelling device as dramatic irony.
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Dramatic irony is a relationship of contrast between a character's limited understanding of his or her situation in some particular moment of the unfolding action and what the audience, at the same instant, understands the character's situation actually to be.
Leaps and bounds separate that which is ironic and that which many people simply say is ironic. Christopher Warner wants to set the record straight: Something is ironic if and only if it is the exact opposite of what you would expect. See his lesson here.
Here's a comic book represenation of the three most common uses of irony (from The Oatmeal).
Irony is a rhetorical device, literary technique, or situation in which there is an incongruity between the literal and the implied meaning. No written method for indicating irony exists, though an irony punctuation mark has been proposed. In the 1580s, Henry Denham introduced a rhetorical question mark or percontation point which looks like a reversed question mark. This mark was also proposed by the French poet Marcel Bernhardt at the end of the 19th century to indicate irony or sarcasm.
Jaws is a 1975 American horror/thriller film directed by Steven Spielberg and based on Peter Benchley's novel of the same name. The prototypical summer blockbuster, its release is regarded as a watershed moment in motion picture history. In the story, a giant man-eating great white shark attacks beachgoers on Amity Island, a fictional summer resort town, prompting the local police chief to hunt it with the help of a marine biologist and a professional shark hunter.
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La saison 2008-2009 de Super League est la cent douzième édition du championnat de Suisse de football. Opposant les dix meilleurs clubs suisses en matchs aller-retour hebdomadaires, avec 4 exceptions dues au calendrier européen et international, elle a débuté le  et s'est terminée le .

La Coupe Intertoto étant abolie en 2008, seules trois places sont qualificatives pour les compétitions européennes ; l'autre place étant celle du vainqueur de la Coupe de Suisse de football.

Lors de cette saison, le FC Zurich a été sacré champion à la faveur d'une défaite cinglante de Bâle contre les Young Boys (0-3) lors de l'avant-dernière journée.

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Le  de Super League affronte la deuxième meilleure équipe de Challenge League pour tenter de se maintenir.

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Leader journée par journée

Classement des buteurs

Parcours en coupes d'Europe
Le parcours des clubs suisses en coupes d'Europe est important puisqu'il détermine le coefficient UEFA, et donc le nombre d'équipes helvétiques présentes en compétitions européennes les années suivantes.

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Museum of Latin American Art Appoints Dr. Lourdes Ramos as President and CEO
The Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) has selected Lourdes Ramos, PhD as President and CEO, following an international executive search process led by Arts Consulting Group (ACG). Beginning her tenure on May 1, 2017, she will be the first Latina to hold this position in the museum's 20-year history.
A native of Puerto Rico, Dr. Ramos has led the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico in San Juan, one of the largest and most prominent Latin American cultural institutions. As Executive Director and Chief Curator for the past 12 years, she managed both the museum's financials and curatorial program, helping organize exhibitions, including shows devoted to Puerto Rican impressionist Francisco Oller and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Prior to her tenure at the Museo de Arte, she was the Director of the San Juan City Museum and the National Collection of Puerto Rico at the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture. She holds a bachelor of arts in fine arts from the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, a master of fine arts from Illinois State University, and a doctor of philosophy in fine arts with a concentration in arts administration from the University of Barcelona in Spain. Dr. Ramos is also an accreditation commissioner for the American Alliance of Museums, has participated in the Museum Leadership Program hosted by the Getty Leadership Institute, and is a certified fine art appraiser (USPAP).
In making the announcement, Board of Directors Co-Chair Robert Braun said, "We are so excited to see someone of Dr. Ramos' caliber take the reins at MOLAA. She is strategic, forward-thinking, and has an excellent track record of museum leadership. Her ability to organize projects on a global scale and attract new audiences and support through innovative, collection-based programs will enable MOLAA to strengthen its artistic direction and create a solid infrastructure for its continued growth."
"When we refer to the most exalted institutions of Latin and Latin American art, MOLAA is a mandatory reference," said Dr. Ramos. "As a professional, to be able to contribute to and expand upon the artistic legacy and the vision of MOLAA, in a framework of strategic development, is a great responsibility. Nevertheless, it is a shared responsibility with all those visionaries who see the arts as the pinnacle of human expression and a unifying force that celebrates diversity and inclusion without regard to borders."
"Congratulations to the Museum of Latin American Art on its appointment of Dr. Lourdes Ramos as President and CEO," said ACG President Dr. Bruce D. Thibodeau. "Dr. Ramos brings a wealth of experience in the museum industry with a deep understanding of Latin American art and culture. Her passion, dedication, and perspective will reinvigorate the museum's international visibility and enhance its diverse programming."


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Agartala: The fate of 31 Rohingya immigrants hangs in balance after they were stranded in 'no man's land' along the India-Bangladesh border near West Tripura on Friday. They are currently lodged at the Rayemura fencing in zero line.
The immigrants were reportedly detained by the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) personnel, after which they informed their Indian counterpart, Border Security Force (BSF), about the presence of the Rohingya nationals.
In its communication on Sunday, BGB Lt Col Gomal Kabir informed DIG CL Belwa that the BSF had pushed the Rohingyas into Bangldesh. However, the BSF categorically denied the allegations.
"The BGB had alleged the Rohingyas were pushed by the BSF of pushing the Rohingyas which we strictly denied and refused of any such act from our part," said Belwa.
The war of words between the two border security forces deepened they continued to blame each other. The BSF said that the BGB wanted to push the immigrants into India that is why the BGB was accusing the BSF pushing them into the 'no man's land' zone.
The BSF have held two flag meetings with the BGB officials in the zero line and "asked them to show the site from where they came into Bangladesh territory but BGB failed to trace or even show the place to BSF officials", said the BSF.
Among the detained Rohingyas, 16 are children, nine women and six are men. The BSF has extended help by providing food to the detained persons.
Meanwhile, the border forces of both the country have initiated preliminary investigation to ascertain the native place of the Rohingya immigrants.


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Guatemala slowly confronts widespread rape of women
In Guatemala, drug trafficking, gang violence, and a climate of impunity lead to widespread rape of women. At least 10,000 women were victims of sexual violence last year.
By Ezra Fieser Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
Moving up the ranks of Guatemala's ruthless gangs can be as simple as robbing a store at knife point or as brutal as shooting a city bus driver. Marisole figures she fell somewhere in between.
In January, a group of gang members ripped the teenager off a public bus at 7:30 a.m. Six of them raped her for nine hours in a house she'd never seen. Eventually they dropped her off shirtless in a nearby shopping center parking lot. .
"It hurt so much," said Marisole, who did not want her last name used for fear of her safety. "I don't know why they did it. I thought they were just going to rob the bus. I made eye contact with them. And they just took me away in front of everyone."
From the patriarchal days of the Spanish conquistadors to the military's systematic torture of women during its 36-year civil war, the country has long cultivated a reputation as one of the Western hemisphere's most brutal places for women. These days, Marisole and thousands of other victims of gang violence and a wave of street crime are giving that long-standing problem a new face. The government estimated that 10,000 women were raped last year, about 77 for every 100,000 residents. The real numbers are likely higher, organizations said.
But the alarming rate of abuse is finally garnering attention – and action – from the government, which observers say might be a sign that the conservative culture is ready to address the problem.
'Of all the banana republics, it's the most repressive'
"The situation is worse than it was during the war. It's terrible. But, with pressure from the international community, we've been able to push the government to start acknowledging the problem," says Norma Cruz, director of Fundación Sobrevivientes, which helps victims navigate the legal system to prosecute their crimes. The foundation is part of a network of women's rights groups that pressured the government into passing a law last year that set stricter penalties for rape and murder of women. "We still don't have solutions to prevent it from happening, but we now have a beginning."
From the streets of San Salvador to the murders of women in Juárez, Mexico, and domestic violence in the US, violence against women cuts across the hemisphere. But Guatemala's history, its male-dominated culture, the growth of gangs battling for territory and the climbing level of violence have made its problem more complex.
"Of all the banana republics, it's the most repressive," says Roselyn Costantino, a Pennsylvania State University professor who studies violence against women in the region. "The country is out of control right now with [drug] trafficking and violence, and women are often the innocent ones caught in between."
While drugs and violence are common throughout Latin America, Guatemala's broken judicial system largely allows gangs to rape and kill with impunity. Only 2 percent of crimes are brought to trial, according to the United Nations.
Violence against women also has deep roots in Guatemalan society. Throughout the conservative society, women have little protection. Under the domestic abuse law, for example, charges can only be brought if a woman's bruises are visible 10 days after the incident.
"Women have never been equal partners in this society," Costantino said. They have always been looked on as property, he added. "This is a culture that has never wanted to confront its legacy of violence against women."
Colombian cocaine passes through Guatemala
Members of Mara Salvatrucha 13 and Mara 18, two of the largest gangs in Central America, use rape as a way to gain a reputation. During territory disputes, such as the one in Marisole's neighborhood, they will often target women as a method of instilling fear by which to control areas.
"By dropping someone off without her blouse on after they'd raped her, they are saying, 'We control this neighborhood and you better not cross us,'" says Harry E. Vanden, a researcher who specializes in Central American gangs and has served as an expert witness in cases against gang members.
Territorial control is of particular importance to gangs these days. Mexico's war on drugs has led cartels to set up operations in Guatemala, through which some 80 percent of Colombian cocaine passes on its way north, US officials have estimated. And gangs are vying for supremacy to win lucrative relationships with drug traffickers.
"They use rape as a way to take vengeance on a family and to keep their neighborhood in line," Dr. Vanden says.
Sexual violence became so acute in recent years that Doctors Without Borders started its only mission in Latin America dedicated to treating sex victims in Guatemala City. And Nov. 25, the United Nations will open its Latin America chapter of its UNiTE to End Violence Against Women campaign in Guatemala.
"This is a humanitarian crisis," says Patricia Parra, the chief of mission for Doctors Without Borders in Guatemala. "The level of this problem is similar to the levels during the war. We're seeing conflict-level violence against women in what is supposedly a post-conflict country."
Society starts to address rape
But as the problem proliferates there is also the kindling of a solution. Instead of crimes going unreported like so many did before, rapes like Marisole's are now documented. Under the new law, victims can even use evidence collected by the doctors to push for a prosecution.
Just two years ago a victim would be treated for her wounds, but the rape would not be documented. Doctors Without Borders is training the country's medical system to record rapes and other sexual crimes and to collect statistics on their prevalence.
"Two or three years ago, you couldn't utter the words violence against women, or rape," says Dr. Pedro Rosales, a Guatemalan physician who heads up the government's new sexual violence project. "Now, we are actually collecting statistics on how many of those cases occur and prosecuting crimes."
Reliable numbers would focus the government's attention, and that could help shape policies, says Nadine Gasman, Guatemala's representative for the United Nations Population Fund.
"It's really important to acknowledge that this is not normal, that this is not the way things should be. It haunts these girls all their lives," she says. "We need to find ways to prevent it from happening. I'm a strong believer that if the state would take the lead, it would make a huge difference."
The UN is funding programs that seek to teach sexual equality to young men and teenagers. They have also funded performing arts groups and documentary makers that produce works that question the country's machismo culture.
The Red Cross and other groups are also working to keep youth from falling into gangs.
Although most agree Guatemala needs to incorporate sexual equality into its school curriculum and train doctors to look for the signs of sexual violence, the government has still failed to bring such programs into its ministries of health and education.
"I think the fact that we're able to talk about it as a society and the fact that we're recognizing the problem will help us come up with a way to prevent the problem," Rosales said.
Facing accusations that it has ignored the problem, the Guatemalan government last year passed a femicide law. It followed this year with the creation of a presidential office to assist in implementing the new legislation. More than 30 cases are currently being prosecuted under the law, which went into effect earlier this year. But the law is only minimally effective in a justice system riddled with corruption and impunity.
"The law is important, but we have a system in which 98 percent of crimes are not even brought to trial. Even fewer are convicted," says Cruz, of Fundación Sobrevivientes. "For a woman to press for her crime to be prosecuted takes a lot of courage."
Under threat, women drop charges
Marisole said she chose not to push for her crime to be prosecuted because her attackers told her they would kill her and her family. Eight of 10 women who press charges wind up dropping them.
A virgin when she was raped, she says, Marisole has suffered with shame in recent months, telling just two of her closest friends about the incident. These days, sitting next to a man on a bus or being alone with her boyfriend make her nervous. "I hope I get better one day," she says. "But I'm afraid I'm hurt for life."
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Mark Abramovich Kirnarsky (June 8, 1893 in Pogar – 1941 in Leningrad, now Saint Petersburg) was a Soviet cover artist of Jewish descent. He belonged to the so-called Petrograd school, distinguished by consistent and scrupulous style. He scored particularly for Akhmatova's From Six Books (Iz shesti knig) and the publishing house Academia.

Since 1922 Kirnarsky lived in Leningrad and died during its siege.

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If ousted beauty queen and self proclaimed bigot Carrie Prejean thinks they are going to roll over and be sued she is apparently wrong. Prejean has sued the Miss California USA pageant and co-executive director Shanna Moakler on Monday alleging religious discrimination, and gaining her a comment or two from the other camp.
"On Ms. Moakler's behalf, I can say unequivocally that Ms. Prejean's lawsuit is without merit," Mel Avanzado, Moakler's lawyer.


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Justice Ministry Mulls Barring Civil Servants From Taping Each Other
The regulation would bar Israeli civil servants from making video or audio recording of their colleagues, except to expose sexual harassment and/or ethical violations
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu along with his son Yair, who was recorded in a controversial tape that caused a public outcry recently. Credit: Thomas Coex/ AFP
The Justice Ministry is considering a proposal by the Civil Service Commission to bar civil servants from recording their colleagues. While the ministry said the discussions began months ago, they take on new gravity in the wake of last weeks sensation over a secretly recorded audiotape of Yair Netanyahu, the prime ministers older son, discussing his activities at Tel Aviv strip clubs that he frequented under Shin Bet guard and while being driven by a state-provided chauffeur.
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Under a proposed amendment to the civil service regulations that was submitted to the ministry in August 2016, it would be a disciplinary offense for a civil servant to make video or audio recordings of a colleague, except to expose harassment, sexual harassment or ethics violations. Moreover, a civil servant who believes an ethics violation is being committed would first have to try to get his own agency to rectify the situation, and only if that failed could he tape a colleague in order to expose the problem.
Currently, there is no legal prohibition on civil servants recording their superiors, subordinates or colleagues. But civil service disciplinary courts have repeatedly ruled that such behavior is inappropriate, because it undermines trust within the civil service.
The proposed amendment is not an initiative by politicians, but by the former head of the Civil Service Commissions disciplinary department, Asaf Rosenberg. He proposed the change in light of the disciplinary courts rulings.
The commission held several discussions on the issue and considered various proposals, such as one that would only bar recordings of a direct superior or subordinate. But Rosenberg ultimately decided on a broader ban which would apply to all civil servants.
Though the commission sent the proposed amendment to the Justice Ministry back in August 2016, it hasnt yet been approved by Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit and State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan.
A key test case involving such a recording was that of Ofra Shmueli, an employee of the Israel Tax Authority who was at odds with her superiors. She was put on disciplinary trial and one of the charges against her was recording her bosses. Though the recordings were legal under the Wiretap Law, the Civil Service Commission argued that they were inappropriate. The court agreed and convicted Shmueli.
She then appealed to the Jerusalem District Court, which acquitted her for the recording, though it upheld her conviction on other charges. The Supreme Court subsequently upheld the district courts decision. Nevertheless, Supreme Court Justice Elyakim Rubinstein wrote in his ruling that recording another person without his knowledge is morally dubious, since the person being recorded isnt weighing his words as he would if he knew they could be used in a legal proceeding against him.
The Justice Ministry said its legislation department held its first meeting on the proposed amendment several months ago. It then requested comment from various relevant agencies. Since then, there has been a personnel change at the Civil Service Commissions disciplinary department, and the proposal will be examined together with the new head of the disciplinary department, its statement added.


The NFL Network serves up a great Christmas present tonight as the surging Titans host the red-hot Chargers in a game with major playoff implications. The Chargers are trying to lock up a first-round bye while the Titans are attempting to reach the playoffs after starting the season 0-6. It should be a great way to finish the day. If only everyone could see it.
Chris Johnson might get the NFL rushing record, but the MVP award belongs to Philip Rivers. I can't believe I just said that.
Vince Young has been playing great lately. It won't be enough against Rivers and Company. The Chargers are on another level and will control the game from start to finish.


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La dottoressa preferisce i marinai (translation: The Lady Doctor Prefers Sailors) is a 1981 commedia sexy all'italiana directed by Michele Massimo Tarantini, starring  Alvaro Vitali with Gianni Ciardo as a comic duo.

Plot
The ship of the Italian Navy commander Carlo Morelli (Renzo Palmer) anchors at Bari port and he arranges a rendezvous with his mistress Dr. Paola (Paola Senatore) at a hotel but who arrives is his wife Clara (Marisa Mell). Meanwhile, cleaners Alvaro (Vitali) and Gianni (Ciardo) witness a murder at the hotel and the assassin (Gordon Mitchell) starts trying to kill them. They are now in the middle of an international conspiracy.

Cast
Alvaro Vitali: Alvaro
Gianni Ciardo: Gianni
Renzo Palmer: Carlo Morelli
Paola Senatore: Dr. Paola
Marisa Mell: Clara Morelli
Gordon Mitchell: Soviet spy
Renzo Montagnani: suicide man
Sabrina Siani: massage therapist
Bruno Minniti: Lieutenant Ardenzi
Renzo Ozzano: Captain Smith
Lucio Montanaro: hotel attendant

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Founded in 1859, First Bank Financial Centre has $1 billion in assets and $844 million in deposits, ranking it as a medium-size bank. First Bank Financial Centre, whose headquarters are in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, has above-average customer service access with a live chat feature, which is helpful for those that work during typical customer service hours. It is a traditional brick-and-mortar bank with access to service representatives at a physical location, in addition to its online and mobile offerings. On the whole, First Bank Financial Centre is an acceptable bank choice, but may leave you wanting more, with a rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars from our team. First Bank Financial Centre provides customers with the full selection of product offerings, which include savings accounts, checking accounts, money market accounts, CDs, IRAs, brokerage accounts, mortgage products and credit cards. First Bank Financial Centre has a fair savings rate; other popular banks have higher rates. The bank's standard checking account maintains a monthly fee of $6.00, which places it at the higher end of monthly fees. Finding an institution with free checking as well as a high interest rate savings account is the best bet for gaining the highest income on your deposits alongside convenient access to your funds.
How We Rated It
National Average: 4.1
The overall rating is a weighted average of rates, fees, service quality and financial health.Read more
When a component rating is unavailable, the overall rating is calculated as an average of the remaining available ratings.
The Rates rating represents an aggregate of interest rates for specific bank products measured against the national average interest rate for each product. Product interest rates may vary by branch. Rates shown reflect the highest available nationwide.
The Fees rating is an assessment of the bank's fees measured against the national average fee amount for particular services and is also affected by whether or not the bank refunds ATM fees.
The Customer Experience rating is a weighted average of the Mobile Rating and the Consumer Satisfaction Score, which is based on complaints brought to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
The Financial Health rating is based on the Texas Ratio, an indicator that warns of credit problems at particular banks: anything less than 5% is considered Excellent; less than 20% is Very Good; less than 50% is Good; less than 90% is Fair; and over 90% is Poor.
SmartAsset Average: 3.5
With a savings rate of 0.05%, First Bank Financial Centre ranks poorly compared to the average U.S. bank. Its CDs feature a rate of 1.20% and 2.00% for the one-year and five-year term lengths, respectively, while its highest-yielding money market account earns at a rate of 0.15%. Given First Bank Financial Centre's poor savings rate, you should think about choosing another bank to earn more on your deposits.
How First Bank Financial Centre's Savings Rates Compare
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First Bank Financial Centre has typically high fees compared to other U.S. banks. First Bank Financial Centre's checking account has a monthly fee of $6.00, ranking it fair for anyone looking for a simple account. First Bank Financial Centre doesn't refund out-of-network ATM charges, which means you'll have to search for a First Bank Financial Centre ATM or pay the cost of withdrawal.
Monthly Fee $6.00 National Average: $3.21
Non-network ATM Fee N/A National Average: $1.20
Overdraft Fee N/A National Average: $35.00
First Bank Financial Centre is a brick-and-mortar bank, with 17 total bank locations in Wisconsin. With mobile and web apps, First Bank Financial Centre makes mobile banking easy, even on the go. It does not have all-day customer service with actual service representatives. You can get help during its hours, which are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. CT; Saturday, and 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CT. First Bank Financial Centre also offers a live chat feature, which may provide helpful service without getting on the phone. First Bank Financial Centre's online and mobile banking platforms get moderately positive scores from users. The First Bank Financial Centre mobile app has an overall rating of 4.0 out of 5 (out of 47 customer reviews on iOS and Android) compared to the national average of 3.8. First Bank Financial Centre's mobile app lets you control your funds by checking monthly statements, sending and receiving funds as well as accessing customer service. First Bank Financial Centre gets a superb consumer satisfaction score based on comparatively few complaints brought to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a government agency that protects consumers in the financial sector.
Overall Mobile Rating 4.0/5
Consumer Satisfaction Rating 5.0/5
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First Bank Financial Centre is a medium-size bank with assets totaling $1 billion and deposits totaling $844 million. It has a strong Texas Ratio of 9.37%, denoting that the bank is in fine financial shape and improbable to fail. Additionally, First Bank Financial Centre is FDIC-insured, meaning that your money is insured up to $250,000, even in the event of bank failure.
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The Texas Ratio, a measure of a "bad assets" against available capital, can provide an early warning sign of bank failure. A low ratio indicates smaller chance of failure; a higher ratio suggests greater risk.
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Minimum Balance for APY
Savings Account 0.05% APY $50
Checking Account 0.03% APY $2500
12 Month: 1.20% APY
$1000 for all terms
Money Market Accounts 0.1% APY 0.15% APY $10000 $15000
First Bank Financial Centre has several deposit products including savings accounts, checking accounts, money market accounts and CDs that provide you with many options to manage your money. First Bank Financial Centre does not have the best savings rate, which means you should think about other options for banks that deliver more return for your money. CDs can be a terrific option to achieve higher returns, but there are limitations to accessing your money. First Bank Financial Centre's CD rates are fair as compared against the national average.
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Q&A: Labor's Mark Butler says climate debate should be put aside amid bushfires
ABC panel manages civil debate after shadow climate minister's intervention
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Mark Butler appears on ABC TV's Q&A on Tuesday night. Photograph: ABC
The shadow climate change minister, Mark Butler, issued a plea last night to set aside public debates about climate change while communities are fighting for their lives and homes in the face of unprecedented bushfires.
Speaking at the beginning of ABC TV's Q&A program last night, Butler said his political colleagues on all sides should stick to an unwritten protocol of "putting political disputes aside" while people were in harm's way during emergencies.
Catastrophic fire danger: what does it mean and what should we do in these conditions?
Butler's comments came the evening after the morning of an incendiary statement from the deputy prime minister, Michael McCormack, who said anyone linking climate change to Australia's ongoing bushfire disaster were the "ravings" of "pure, enlightened and woke capital-city greenies".
Fire authorities in New South Wales and Queensland are warning of horrific conditions for bushfires on Tuesday and Wednesday, with some areas seeing warnings hit "catastrophic" levels for the first time since the new category was added to the top of the fire danger index in 2009.
Butler said while McCormack had appeared to have been reacting to statements from the Greens MP, Adam Bandt, the deputy prime minister should have "stayed above it" instead of entering into a public fight that was "beneath the office of the deputy prime minister".
Butler said instead of covering the impacts of the bushfires and the responses of communities to them, television news bulletins were concentrating instead on a political spat.
There would be a time for a serious debate on the impacts of climate change, he said, but "that time is not right now".
If Butler's plea to keep the climate change debate out of the bushfire response was meant to calm the Q&A audience and his fellow panellists, then it worked.
Unfortunately, it looks like the science was right
Ross Garnaut
But ignoring Butler's request, the panel showed it was able to walk and simultaneously chew the climate change gum with a debate that never looked like teetering into the gutter of McCormack's earlier "ravings".
The NSW firefighter James Lavery asked if fire services could be properly funded "particularly in the context of the growing threat of climate change?"
A student, Poppy Burton, was part of a group that was "more inclined for direct action" to help regional communities with food and donations, rather, she said, than the "thoughts and prayers" offered by the prime minister, Scott Morrison.
Moments later, the Liberal MP Jason Falinski responded with "our thoughts and prayers" for people in harm's way.
Climate change and bushfires
Does climate change cause bushfires?
The link between rising greenhouse gas emissions and increased bushfire risk is complex but, according to major science agencies, clear. Climate change does not create bushfires, but it can and does make them worse. A number of factors contribute to bushfire risk, including temperature, fuel load, dryness, wind speed and humidity.
What is the evidence on rising temperatures?
The Bureau of Meteorology and the CSIRO say Australia has warmed by 1C since 1910 and temperatures will increase in the future. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says it is extremely likely increased atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases since the mid-20th century is the main reason it is getting hotter. The Bushfire and Natural Hazards research centre says the variability of normal events sits on top of that. Warmer weather increases the number of days each year on which there is high or extreme bushfire risk.
What other effects do carbon emissions have?
Dry fuel load - the amount of forest and scrub available to burn - has been linked to rising emissions. Under the right conditions, carbon dioxide acts as a kind of fertiliser that increases plant growth.
So is climate change making everything dryer?
Dryness is more complicated. Complex computer models have not found a consistent climate change signal linked to rising CO2 in the decline in rain that has produced the current eastern Australian drought. But higher temperatures accelerate evaporation. They also extend the growing season for vegetation in many regions, leading to greater transpiration (the process by which water is drawn from the soil and evaporated from plant leaves and flowers). The result is that soils, vegetation and the air may be drier than they would have been with the same amount of rainfall in the past.
What do recent weather patterns show?
The year coming into the 2019-20 summer has been unusually warm and dry for large parts of Australia. Above average temperatures now occur most years and 2019 has been the fifth driest start to the year on record, and the driest since 1970.
Is arson a factor in this year's extreme bushfires?
Not a significant one. Two pieces of disinformation, that an "arson emergency", rather than climate change, is behind the bushfires, and that "greenies" are preventing firefighters from reducing fuel loads in the Australian bush have spread across social media. They have found their way into major news outlets, the mouths of government MPs, and across the globe to Donald Trump Jr and prominent right-wing conspiracy theorists.
NSW's Rural Fire Service has said the major cause of ignition during the crisis has been dry lightning. Victoria police say they do not believe arson had a role in any of the destructive fires this summer. The RFS has also contradicted claims that environmentalists have been holding up hazard reduction work.
Photograph: Regi Varghese/AAP
The former Rudd-era federal government climate adviser, the economist Ross Garnaut, remembered fondly the bipartisan support he said existed when he was commissioned to compile his landmark government review on climate policy in 2008.
Back then, Garnaut said, the science "told us if we did not change the trajectory of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere" then the conditions for "difficult bushfires" would become more frequent.
"Unfortunately, it looks like the science was right," Garnaut said.
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The host, Tony Jones, handed Falinksi an audience question on whether the Liberal party had ever moved on from an era when its former leader Tony Abbott was describing the science of climate change as "absolute crap".
"Tony Abbott did not deny climate change," offered Falinski who, with the gentlest of prods, decided not to prosecute his point.
Sarah McNamara, the chief executive of the Australian Energy Council that represents electricity and gas companies, said there would only be progress when "politics and ideology" was taken out of the debate, segueing neatly to an audience question suggesting that energy policy should be removed entirely from political hands and given instead to regulators.
Butler was pressed by an audience member and Jones on Labor's climate policy, the latter wanting to know if the party would change its targets.
While Butler would not rule out a change to better fit target years – based, for example on the year 2035 rather than 2030 – he said the party would have targets that kept the country on a "pathway to net zero emissions by 2050".
Ross Garnaut: three policies will set Australia on a path to 100% renewable energy
Garnaut drew on his new book, Superpower, to give the audience a glimpse of a future where the politics on energy had once again become bipartisan, and Australia's economy was forging ahead on the back of some of the world's cheapest power prices fed by its embarrassment of solar and wind resources.
On that point, Jones asked Falinski if his party was still looking to subsidise a new coal-fired power plant. "No, it's not an option we are considering," said Falinski – a response that surprised Jones and, perhaps, might also surprise the Nationals senator Matt Canavan, who has been pushing for that outcome in north Queensland.
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Australia fires are harbinger of planet's future, say scientists
Apocalyptic scenes give glimpse of what would be normal conditions in 3C world
Melbourne's air quality 'worst in the world' as bushfires continue to burn across Victoria
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Victoria announces inquiry into bushfire crisis as Morrison flags royal commission
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The programs of Pastoral Services are strongly supported by chaplains, residents and other team members. Programs consist of, but are not limited to, Sunday morning worship services, many devotional times throughout the week across campus, prayer groups, Bible study groups, Sunday School, a prayer shawl ministry, and Communion services. Daily Scripture reading and a short meditation are broadcast each morning on closed-circuit TV.
Click here to read reflections from a resident on chapel services.
Chapels – The are two chapels on campus. East Bethany Chapel is located near the Personal Care and Healthcare areas, and the West Bethany Chapel is located in the Residential Living area.
Sunday services are held at 9:45 a.m. in East Bethany Chapel, and 10:00 a.m. in West Bethany Chapel. An additional brief service is held in the Warwick Room in the Heritage Memory Support area from 10:40 – 10:55 a.m. Other chapel activities are announced in monthly activities calendars, Landis Homes News, and closed-circuit television.
Pastoral Visits – Chaplains are committed to visiting residents as needed, providing spiritual support in the person's home, or when someone is experiencing a hospital stay.
Men Caregiver's Support Group & Women Caregiver's Support Group –These two monthly support groups are for residents who are providing care for their spouses either in their homes or in another area at Landis Homes. For information, contact the Director of Pastoral Services, or Social Worker in Residential Living.
Grief Support Group – This monthly support group is offered for residents whose spouse has died. For more information, contact the Director of Pastoral Services or Social Worker in Residential Living.
Funerals and Viewings – Chapels are available for resident funerals, memorial services, visitations or viewings as requested. Planning can be done by contacting a chaplain. To discuss possibilities for Landis Homes Dining Services providing a meal after a funeral or memorial service, please contact the Director of Pastoral Services, at 717-569-3271, Ext. 3568. Ability to provide a meal on short-notice depends on the availability of Dining Services and room availability, and may not always be able to be accommodated.
Prayer & Memory Garden – The prayer and memory garden is located outside of the West Bethany Chapel lobby. For commemorative opportunities such as laying an inscribed walkway brick or a tribute gift, contact the Advancement team at Ext. 3104 or by email.
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Deatsville es un pueblo ubicado en el condado de Elmore en el estado estadounidense de Alabama. En el censo de 2000, su población era de 340.

Demografía
En el 2000 la renta per cápita promedia del hogar era de $ 40.938$ , y el ingreso promedio para una familia era de 48.295$. El ingreso per cápita para la localidad era de 16.409$. Los hombres tenían un ingreso per cápita de 31.000$ contra 21.875$ para las mujeres.

Geografía
Deatsville está situado en  (32.593958, -86.393454).

Según la Oficina del Censo de los EE. UU., la ciudad tiene un área total de 4.67 millas cuadradas (12.09 km ²).

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Localidades del condado de Elmore (Alabama)
Pueblos de Alabama