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These days, more people are doing their part to save the planet, even businesses. In fact, "going green" is one of the most popular catchphrases of the last year. When a company moves to a new location, it often takes the opportunity to transition into the greener way of doing things.
Even if a business does not have a totally green relocation, it is still possible to go green at the office after a move. Here are some easy tips that managers can follow to get started right away.
While it may be impossible for a company to go completely paperless, it is beneficial to transition as much as possible. Store information electronically and take advantage of the extra space where the filing cabinets would go. When you do have to print items, try printing on both sides and use only post-consumer recycled paper.
Although your business may recycle, once you move to a new location, make sure everyone is on board. Add recycling bins throughout the office for plastic, paper, and aluminum. Set old electronic equipment aside for proper recycling and purchase recycled paper products.
More is being recycled today than just paper. Why not look into purchasing recycled toner cartridges or a used printer or computer? If you must buy new, look for printers, computers, and scanners that are Energy Star certified. An Energy Star certified computer, for example, can be 50% more efficient than your standard unit.
Sharing eco-minded ideas with coworkers is a great way to make sure your whole office gets in on the waste-reducing action. Bringing your own lunch and snacks to the office in reusable containers not only reduces packaging waste, but can also put thousands of dollars back into your pocket annually. Try giving out reusable water bottles, coffee mugs, and shopping bags at the office on holidays to encourage fellow employees to reduce waste. Or send out a mass e-mail about useful file-sharing tools to remind coworkers of alternatives to printing.
When discussing your values with co-workers, remember to frame the conversation as offering information, not berating their habits. For example, if you notice your co-workers tossing their plastic bottles in the trash, politely telling them about a recycling bin in the next room may yield far better results than berating them about their disposal habits. With the right approach, you can get everyone in your office excited about going green.


There is 1 golf course in Lanigan, Saskatchewan and 1 is a municipal course. There are also another 5 golf courses within 20 miles of Lanigan, including 5 public, 0 municipal and 0 private courses. The oldest course in the Lanigan area is the Nokomis Golf Club opened in 1941. Humboldt Golf Club is rated the best course near Lanigan.


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Program C: Jim Finn
Jim Finn
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Encounters With Your Inner Trotsky Child (Jim Finn, USA, 2013, 21.5m)
Another chapter in the parallelleftistuniverse of Jim Finn—this video appears to be part of a communist selfhelp videotape series made in the early 1990's. The series author, Lois Severin, was responding to the move from mass sociopolitical engagement of the 60's and 70's to the personal fulfillment fantasies of the 80's—the Jane Fondaization of the Left. But these tapes were not merely a desperate attempt for Trotskyites to stay relevant in the neoliberal era. They were mimicking the Christian fundamentalist activists who organized in churches and community centers in the 70's. While those antigovernment rightwing activists prepared the ground for the socalled Reagan Revolution, Encounters with Your Inner Trotsky Child was an attempt to radicalize the personal fulfillment and selfhelp scene and prepare the ground for whatever is coming in the 21st Century.
Christmas with Chávez (Jim Finn, Argentina, USA/Venezula, 2013, 2m)
Weeks before the 2006 midterm elections, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez came to the United Nations and delivered his "smells of sulfur" speech about President Bush. After that speech, Bush was officially a lame duck—the Republicans lost the House and Senate and just had to wait around for the air to go out of the economy. It was an 'Emperor's New Clothes' moment with perfect comic timing. No matter what nutty things Chávez ever did, our nation's children will always be grateful.

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"He went around the bend."
"There was a slight bend in the river."
"The driver crashed because he didn't slow down on that dangerous bend."
"He sped up when he came off the bend."
"The diver bent her back slightly."
"I got angry and quickly bent my golf club in half."
"When stretching, I bend forward."
"She bent close to me so that I could hear better."
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Mayweather-McGregor: Could Joshua Fight On The Undercard?
The biggest super fight is official as Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor will enter the ring on August 26th.
But it's only fitting that the undercard for an event like this should on par with the main event. One of the most intriguing ideas is another MMA fighter versus boxer bout. UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic against boxing's most popular heavyweight champion at the moment – Anthony Joshua.
It's no secret that Miocic is the one after this fight more than Joshua. The UFC champ has said publicly that he wants to do it and could possibly even cause some trouble in the ring. He has now issued a challenge on Twitter.
So far there is no response from Joshua.
Miocic said in an interview on 'The MMA Hour' that he could surprise people.
Don't get your hopes up though because Joshua will most likely fight Wladimir Klitschko next. But like always with boxing, you never know what's going to happen until the bell rings.


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This presentation focusses on the conversion of textual requirements into computer interpretable Requirements Models. Further guidance on the modelling of requirements and the verification of their fulfilment is provided in Part 3B of the Gellish Modelling Method, which is available via the web shop.


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Tent courthouses for migrants to open along Texas border, as questions abound
With hearings expected to start this week, it still wasn't clear if attorneys and the public would gain access to the courts, built by Border Patrol on the banks of the Rio Grande in South Texas.
(Molly Hennessy-Fiske / Los Angeles Times)
By Molly Hennessy-FiskeHouston Bureau Chief
LAREDO, Texas —
Workers climbed atop a massive new U.S. immigration tent court on the banks of the Rio Grande at dawn Monday, adding the last few nails to the white roof, as generators hummed.
A line of people snaked across the nearby border bridge, streaming into the U.S. from Mexico to travel, work and go to school, passing by the fenced walkway to the new 36,000 square-foot tent court complex.
Months after construction began, much about Homeland Security's $25-million tent courts in South Texas remains a mystery, even to lawyers who expect to represent their migrant clients as soon as this week. What day the hearings will begin, where lawyers should file paperwork and even whether attorneys can meet their clients beforehand — all remain unanswered questions in this border town.
"The question is who's going to have jurisdiction over these courts?" said Leidy Perez-Davis, Washington, D.C.-based policy counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Assn., whose members represent migrants scheduled to appear at the tents. "…There's not a lot of transparency. The confusion is large and wide."
Tent courts were erected here and in Brownsville, Texas, during the summer by U.S. Customs and Border Protection at a cost of $25 million, so far. At least 20 courtrooms are expected to process 200 to 250 people a day, according to Laredo city spokesman Rafael Benavides. The tent court in Brownsville is expected to handle around 720 migrants a day, according to the federal contract.
The city had offered to lease Homeland Security an air-conditioned, 21,000 square-foot office building for 18 months for only $1, but Homeland Security officials declined the offer, they said, "because of the importance of having an operational hearing facility within the following two months to ensure timely hearings for migrants."
While federal immigration courts are public, the tent courts are unique because they were built on Homeland Security land. Homeland Security facilities generally are not open to the public beyond occasional press tours, meaning the public and the media could potentially be prevented from observing the hearings.
Access became a concern this summer after migrant advocates and the Office of the Inspector General reported squalid conditions at migrant holding areas in several South Texas Border Patrol stations. Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials did not respond to requests from The Times to visit the tents or provide more information about how they will operate.
Immigration courts built inside other Homeland Security facilities, such as adult and family detention centers, are open to the public, though Homeland Security screens lawyers, reporters and other members of the public, in some cases banning them or requiring them to apply for access days in advance.
The tent courts are expected to exclusively host hearings for migrants who have been returned to Mexico to await the outcome of their asylum cases under the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" program, which started in California in January and expanded to Laredo in July. The program has resulted in the return of more than 37,000 migrants to Mexico, many now stuck in overcrowded shelters or makeshift border encampments.
In recent days, the Border Patrol returned an average of 125 migrants daily to Laredo's sister city, Nuevo Laredo. Borderwide, roughly 1,200 migrants are returned to Mexico daily, officials told Laredo Mayor Pete Saenz.
Immigration judges have been hearing "Remain in Mexico" cases in San Diego and El Paso for months, but in bricks-and-mortar courtrooms, open to the public as space allows.
Rep. Henry Cuellar, a Democrat who represents Laredo, and Saenz said they were told by Homeland Security officials that immigration judges in San Antonio would conduct the tent court hearings via video conference starting Sept. 16, which is Independence Day, a national holiday in Mexico. Migrants' attorneys said at least one person was scheduled to appear before that, on Thursday.
Adding to the confusion, attorneys said they have been unable to determine which federal agency controls access to the tents and whether they would be allowed to meet with asylum seekers there privately before a client's hearing.
"It's definitely going to affect the ability to represent clients and to help these asylum seekers. Attorneys have no idea where to file the paperwork necessary for these hearings; they don't know what court will have jurisdiction; they don't know if they're supposed to go to the court where their client is or where the judge will be. We don't know if there will be interpreters," said Perez-Davis. "What we're going to see is massive confusion."
Denise Gilman, co-director of the immigration clinic at the University of Texas School of Law, said she has been visiting migrants in Nuevo Laredo, including one scheduled to appear at the tent courthouse this week. She said the clinic did not plan to represent them because the logistics made it impossible to meet migrants before their hearings.
"I just don't want to partake of a system that is not set up to adjudicate but, rather, to exclude… It is really just a mock-up of a court," she said.
Workers construct a new immigrant processing center on the border of Laredo, Texas, on August 2, 2019. It rests to the east of International Bridge Number 1. On the other side of the border is Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
(Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times)
A spokeswoman for the federal immigration courts referred questions about the tent courts to Homeland Security. Spokesmen for Homeland Security and Border Patrol said they were still trying to clarify who would be given access to the tent courts.
A Homeland Security official said that the agency "understands the need to protect the privacy and due process rights of individuals who will appear at these locations" and promised that the agency would quickly "determine how best to balance these rights with the special security issues that we must confront at an active port of entry."
Cuellar, a former lawyer who toured the tents in July, said they sit alongside a dozen air-conditioned metal containers where he was told lawyers would be allowed to meet with their clients. He plans to tour the tent court on Tuesday.
"I want to make sure we look at what's the process there, where they meet with an attorney, where the video conference is going to be," he said.
Cuellar said Homeland Security's decision to reject the city's offer of near-free use of a municipal building left him feeling cynical.
"It's a waste of taxpayers' money," Cuellar said of the tents. "They're trying to get visuals: tents, barbed wire, National Guard, wall… They're manufacturing a crisis here."
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Farm manager at Lands Sake - 10266
Lands Sake
27 Crescent St 06/1980
02493 Weston , MA ,
We have an exciting opportunity for a person looking to grow with us!
About Land's Sake (LS): LS is a small non-profit community and educational farm located in Weston, MA (the Boston Metro area). Our mission, to connect people to the land to build community and inspire lifelong stewardship, guides all that we do. LS works to build a community where people understand the importance of the land for food production and hunger relief, and that we must care for the land in a thoughtful, sustainable way; for education, health, and enjoyment; and to inspire the community to take action to sustain the many human values and environmental functions that the land provides.
LS manages five town owned parcels spread throughout Weston. We cultivate over twenty acres of mixed vegetables and five acres of flowers, and grow over 120,000 lbs of food each year. LS runs a 300-member Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and operates a seasonal, bustling farmstand. The distribution of our produce is as follows: one-third is donated to hunger relief; one-third is sold through the farmstand; and the remaining one-third is sold to CSA members. Further, LS has a forestry program that includes cutting trees for firewood, tapping sap for maple syrup and growing Christmas trees. In addition to our farming and forestry operations, LS' educational programming reaches thousands of youth and adults annually. Finally, throughout the year, LS organizes a number of community events at the farm and other locations in town.
We are looking for a new farm/land manager to come on board as soon as possible to train under the current farm manager, who will be departing in the fall of this year.
LS is looking for an exceptional candidate to fill the role of Farm Manager. Reporting to our Executive Director, the Farm Manager (FM) will oversee and run all day-to-day farming and forestry operations. The FM will possess strong experience and knowledge of ecological, sustainable, year-round produce production, experience managing a team of farm workers, a demonstrated aptitude to engage and cultivate new relationships within our community, and a strong, self-motivated work ethic.
• This is a salaried position that will provide a competitive salary based on the market and the applicant's experience, among other factors. Typically, an annual evaluation will be conducted, at which time compensation levels are reviewed.
• 50% of health care costs are covered by Land's Sake.
• Partial mobile phone reimbursement.
• Two weeks paid vacation, paid holidays and 40 hours a year paid sick time.
• Access to organic produce and flowers grown on the farm.
• Personal and professional development opportunities in consultation with the executive director.
• The opportunity to work, learn, inspire, and be inspired alongside dedicated staff on a beautiful organic farm in a unique community!
PRIMARY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Oversee and manage:
• All produce and flower production (120,000 pounds annually) on the 40-acre farm, with attention to nutrient management and organic practices. Production includes a heated greenhouse, hoop house, and field production. LS is planning to move to a year-round growing operation in the next 3-5 years, and it's our intent to obtaining an Organic certification over the next few years as well. Specific responsibilities herein include:
o Managing the 20-week CSA (June through December), including customer communications in conjunction with other staff, and all produce for necessary to run the farm stand for 6 months
o Managing a team of six or more employees, including additional part-time farm and forestry staff.
o Coordinating hunger relief efforts/donations to local organizations
o Assisting LS staff in managing partnerships with farmer's markets as needed from June through September.
• Mowing and maintaining fields adjacent to farm fields at several parcels.
• Farm maintenance, including machinery and cropping systems, as well as basic maintenance, such as plumbing, electrical, and light construction work as needed.
• Irrigation systems, including creating and managing a watering schedule for greenhouse, hoop house, and production fields (this includes hand-watering as needed).
• LS's forestry program, including harvesting forests for firewood, Christmas trees and the maple sugaring operation.
2. Work with the Executive Director to create annual production and sales goals, as well as an annual farming budget, for which the FM will primarily be responsible.
3. Assist our Education Manager with hands-on, garden-based education, including providing a weekly list of potential farm tasks that match with educational goals.
4. Maintain system of record keeping and management.
5. Support LS's capital campaign planning and execution.
6. Other general tasks as requested by Executive Director.
TIME REQUIREMENTS
This is a full-time job. During the growing season, a typical workweek is approximately 50-60 hours/week; in the off-season, the typical work week is 25-30 hours/week. THESE ARE ESTIMATES. Some evenings and weekends are required during the growing season and for special events.
The ideal candidate will be willing to make a long-term commitment and possess the following qualifications and experience:
• A minimum of 3 years of farm/greenhouse management or 5 years of farm work experience.
• Excellent communication, collaboration and leadership skills, including a proven track record of working in a cooperative team environment that requires a high level of planning, and organization
• Ability to work well with a variety of customers and community members, including youth from diverse backgrounds. In addition, the experience and desire to work with and teach apprentices and youth on a regular basis.
• Experience with operating, maintaining and repairing machinery and power equipment.
• Knowledge of the principles of soil biology, no-till crop production, permaculture, growing perennials, using cover crops, utilizing living mulches, composting, soil testing, and/or other ecological/organic growing methods is a plus.
• Knowledge of forestry and maple syrup practices.
• Building/construction experience a plus.
• A willingness and ability to work outdoors in all types of weather, under potentially strenuous conditions.
• A detail-oriented approach, with considerable attention to order, cleanliness, and an ongoing commitment to improving systems and practices.
• Email communication (timely and proper etiquette), knowledge of Google Drive, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint a plus.
• A desire to produce food of the highest nutritional, culinary, and ecological quality, and to continue to learn and grow as a person and farmer. Continuous personal development is encouraged and supported at Land's Sake.
• A valid driver's license
• Ability to lift a minimum of 50 pounds
• Cell phone communication
• Reliable transportation
• Satisfactory background (including criminal) and reference checks
TO APPLY: Please send a resume, cover letter, and two farming-related references to: ed@landssake.org


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Making assessment work like the web
Published September 29, 2011 by OpenMatt in Mozilla
From the book jacket to Cathy Davidson's Now You See It
Cathy Davidson's comment on my last post about Open Badges — and her recent op ed in the Washington Post — get to the heart of an exciting shift taking place in learning and assessment. A shift where assessment is no longer seen as separate, standardized and external (first you learn, then you externally measure it). But instead, where assessment and feedback are baked right into the learning process, in a much more transparent, social and participatory way.
Assessment that's social, transparent and participatory
Cathy's view is that the process of collectively deciding what's worth measuring — whether for learners, communities of peers, or organizations — represents a crucial learning opportunity in its own right, "as an exercise to engage all an institution's members in thinking about what it wants to credit and why."
It's a fantastic exercise, in other words, in institutional self-reflection, self-evaluation.
My big "Now You See It" lesson is that, until we go through this preliminary step of thinking deeply together about who and what we are, who we want to be, what matters to us, and why it is important to know who contributes to our network and how, then we cannot even think about moving forward in open, innovative new directions.
The problem with an inherited system — whatever that system is: it comes with parameters already defined. To me, the most important thing about this badge experiment is it is an opportunity for a community to explore and understand what its own parameters are.
Media literacy badges from Global Kids
Assessment as a social act
This suggests that the process of deciding what "counts" towards a given goal, competency or achievement is, essentially, a social act — something decided on by communities of people, rather than by some top-down cathedral or gatekeeper. And that peer-to-peer assessment is a vital 21st century skill in its own right.
Standardized testing and other pre-defined yardsticks — which typically offer assessment models that are opaque, hard for many to fully understand, and handed down to you in advance, without discussion or community goal-setting — deny us this learning opportunity. And in many ways, are out of touch with a world where working collaboratively — which includes tactfully evaluating the work of peers, and assessing how well that work relates to larger shared goals — is increasingly important.
Excerpt from iRemix's badge framework
Peer-to-peer evaluation as a 21st century skill
We often talk about the need to assess and recognize "21st century skills" — competencies and achievements difficult for traditional institutions to recognize, because they're new, reflect changing literacies, and evolve at a rapid rate that's hard to capture.
Cathy's point suggests that getting good at "social assessment" and peer-to-peer evaluation — helping to collaboratively set goals and translate them into metrics, being a fair judge of others' work, collectively defining mastery, understanding nuance or levels of proficiency, designing processes and social mechanisms to work all this stuff out — is an important 21st century skill in its own right.
Here at Mozilla, for example, we use "code review" to assess the quality of a given community member's contribution. It's important that the process is transparent (the criteria are clearly stated and understood), participatory (in that anyone can participate, and *everyone* is subject to code review — there's no free pass for senior staff or the specially anointed), and social (in that these reviews are done in the open by recognized peers, rather than some inscrutable gatekeeper).
What drives this approach is not naive idealism or some commitment to kumbaya values — it's a form of assessment that's agile, pragmatic and effective. Without these social and transparent elements, our global community would wither and our software would break.
Screen grab from Mozilla's beta1 "Badge Backpack"
"Gatekeeper credentialing" vs. "social proof" that you know what you know
For me, this emphasis on the social aspect of recognition and assessment — assessment as a social act — is crucial. It shifts us from the cathedral (a certificate or credential handed down from on high) to the bazaar (social proof that you know what you know, backed by communities of peers and shareable artifacts.)
In a fantastic online discussion with educators and ed tech innovators organized by Bryan Alexander, this point came up in the context of whether or not badges represent the "commodification" of learning — the reduction of complex human abilities into standardized little bits and pieces that can be plugged into the vagaries of "the market."
It's a question that is probably deserving of another post in its own right. But the social dimension of assessment that Cathy and others talk about seems key to me in this regard. The outward piece of badges you can see — the "display" layer, showing what you know — may ultimately prove to be only the small, visible tip of a much larger and more important iceberg: a paradigm shift in assessment. A shift that embraces more social, transparent and participatory models as a vital compliment to (or eventual replacement for) the standardized models we've inherited from the industrial era.
Breaking down the barrier between doing and evaluating
We're seeing an explosion in this kind of assessment, whether it's stealth assessment, portfolio-based assessment, peer-based assessment, micro-credentialing, or even (shudder) gamification — which done badly, represents gimmicky attempts to sugarcoat or apply simplistic models of human motivation. But as Cathy points out elsewhere, done properly, we can learn something from the best games — where doing and evaluating are not separate, they're one and the same. When you're playing a game, you don't play for a bit and then stop and measure what you did, as a break from the action. Evaluation is woven seamlessly into the experience. Through constant feedback and heads-up displays that are clear, granular, and allow for continuous improvement and self-correction.
Similarly, learners at the School of Webcraft, for example, or iRemix may be earning recognition from their peers for being a great collaborator, team player or communicator — without even knowing it. Rather than teaching or learning to a test, they're just doing it — working on projects, tackling specific challenges together, and producing shareable artifacts where the social proof is in the pudding.
Prototype community and peer badges from Mozilla and P2PU's School of Webcraft
Assessment that works more like the web
As Cathy's book details, the old standardized systems of measuring ability — like multiple choice and IQ tests — were never originally intended to play the massive role they currently play in our educational system, and were shaped by a dominant technology: the assembly line. Now that we're in a new age, with new technological and social paradigms, how can we adopt forms of assessment that tap our full human potential and bear greater relevance in the real world? If badges help accelerate that kind of experimentation and innovation, they'll form the tip of a much larger and more exciting iceberg.
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Doug Belshaw September 29, 2011 / Reply
Great post, Matt. The context and *process* is (at least) as important as the outcome. It's the same as with digital literacies – as I explain in this presentation: http://slidesha.re/qKSr9x 🙂
David Gibson September 29, 2011 / Reply
Very cool posting, Matt. I'd like to add and share a "prezi" (http://prezi.com/14bpz9tg3t2j/assessment-digital-media/) about digging a bit deeper into some of the assessment issues – for those who want to dive in a bit more to explore the relationships with learning theory, portfolios and other learning records over time, and the affordances of digital media for stealth assessment and personal assistance. The prezi might fill in some detail in the part of the iceberg labeled the "assessment layer." Its very exciting to see Badges taking off and stimulating a re-thinking of what matters in learning: belonging to a community, getting feedback from the community, acquiring knowledge that helps the community, and continuously improving as we build on our strengths, follow our interests, and fulfill our aspirations.
openmatt(Author) September 30, 2011 / Reply
Thanks David! Great presentation — especially like the emphasis on Constructivism, project and challenge-based learning, P2P pedagogy, ePortfolios, etc. And on "measures and feedback that are multi-dimensional, integrated and revealed in performance over time." (Walvoord & Anderson, 1998).
To me that's the most fundamental part of this shift, and the greatest impact the web and digital literacy will have on learning — a shift toward constructivism / engaged learning / active learning, etc.
Or: a shift from learning as primarily about passively "reading stuff" to actively "making stuff."
What's most interesting about that to me is: it's not particularly new, and it's not even particularly tied to technology. 🙂
I also like the emphasis on your comment to community — it's something we kinda struggle to communicate with Open Badges. People often ask: "but what gives a badge weight or value? how do we know it's any good?" Only communities (communities of practice, social communities, professional communities) can answer that. The value is the value those communities recognize and create.
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Run The Jewels & Big Boi are on Danger Mouse's new song
Body&Soul Festival's The Library of Progress feat. Blindboy Boatclub, Emmet Kirwan, Lethal Dialect, Rick O'Shea
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Big Boi,
Danger Mouse,
Danger Mouse's song from Edgar Wright's forthcoming film, Baby Driver features Run The Jewels and Big Boi on the track.
'Chase Me' is a triumvirate rap caper from the film's soundtrack which has 30 tunes on it.
Both Killer Mike of Run the Jewels and Big Boi appear in the film too.
Danger Mouse:
"Edgar showed me a cut of the movie last year and I loved the Atlanta connection. I've been doing more hip-hop stuff recently, so I bugged both Run The Jewels and Big Boi to jump on it. We've all known each other for years and talked about working together before so I'm really glad this could happen now."


It'll be a box office battle of big-screen reboots.
The panel also debates Bryan Singer being in talks to direct the 'Red Sonja' reboot for Millennium.
Elizabeth Banks' reboot is aiming to have a different take on the 'Angels' formula.


Long-press gestures are a type of a continuous gesture. UIKit will detect if a press is pushed long instead of a single tap. In this tutorial a long-press gesture is detected, which will display an an alert view. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
Sprite Kit provides a hardware-accelerated animation system which has been optimized for creating 2D games. In this tutorial we will use the Game template in Xcode to add a background image. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
The Sprite Kit framework contains a SKPhysicsBody object to add physics simulation. In this tutorial a number of balls will fall down and will fill up the screen in a realistic way. The edge of the screen will be used as an physical boundary so the balls will not fall through. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
Using the UIAlertController class it is not only possible to show alerts, but also get text input using Text Fields. In this tutorial a username and password is obtained from the user and displayed in the console. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
To display an PDF file from inside the app, it can be embedded inside a Web View. In this tutorial we will display a PDF file from the local filesystem onto the screen. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
Apple Transport Security(ATS) requires network requests to be sent over a secure connection. Apple Transport Security is enabled by default, so when it is still needed to make HTTP requests to an external source out of your control, ATS needs to be disabled. In this tutorial a request to a local server will be made and ATS will be disabled to make the connection. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
IOS 9 introduces reordering of Collection View Cells. This is enabled by default, selecting a cell with a long press enables the user to reorder the cells. All that's needed is to update the order of the item in the data model. In this tutorial some cells containing alphabet letters will be displayed, these cells can be easily reordered. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.
Prior to iOS 9 when the user needs to connect to a web page the URL is handed off to safari. forcing the user to exit out of your application. From iOS 9 and later the Safari View Controller can be used to provide a full web experience inside of your application. In this tutorial a webpage is displayed inside a Safari View Controller. This tutorial is made with Xcode 10 and built for iOS 12.


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This piece of folklore incorporates elements of both the contemporary legend and traditional magical practices, such as using coins to ward off evil spirits. It has likely persisted as a commonly believed legend because of other dangers posed by driving in rural areas late at night, and may serve as a stylized means of discouraging people from going out in unsafe environments.
The Participant is marked as BH. I am marked as LJ.
LJ: Can you tell me some history about El Paso?
BH: Oh, so…in El Paso there are a stretch of mountains called the Franklin Mountains. And these happen to be the end of the Rocky Mountains which stretch all through the united states. And what is interesting about these mountains it is said that you're not supposed drive on this road on the Trans-mountain road–which literally cuts through the mountains. So you're not supposed to drive on this road after midnight. One because there are a lot of accidents and two there is folklore of ghosts on the road. Either hitching for rides or a monk that walks around with a donkey–well he's a friar, with a donkey haha. And he's in search of the treasure that supposedly exists in the mountains.
I had visited the participant and her family in El Paso, Texas in March. This was recorded after.
The participant is a fourth year student at the University of Southern California. She is a firm believer in religion and likes "scary stories," including television shows and hearing about hauntings. She grew up primarily in El Paso, Texas with her mom and two sisters.
This shows part of the great history that El Paso has. There is so much from Native American groups to the Mexican-American war to the waves of immigration that it sees coming in from Cuidad Juarez. It was obvious that there were more stories to these mountains, but I stuck with this one.
The monk/friar in search for treasure is actually a little funny. The ideals of a monk, as I understand them, are to denounce worldly possessions, so for the monk to be looking for treasure so long after his death is almost incredulous. However, perhaps this began as him looking for something else, or it could have been a result of period when the church was not trusted by the peoples of El Paso.
These stories open paths that need further exploration to make full sense of them.


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While reading the Microsoft Docs, I came across the following table about register usage. It says that some of the registers must be preserved. What exactly does it mean? Also when checking the caller/callee saved registers page, there are list of registers that are volatile and nonvolatile registers. And the nonvolatile ones need to be saved or restored. Does it mean I need to push and pop all the nonvolatile registers that I use in my functions?
Re: What is register preserving?
Yes, in 32-bit code it's push & pop, see here.
Does it mean I need to push and pop all the nonvolatile registers that I use in my functions?
The answer to that question could be YES or NO; it all depends on the kind of code you intend to write.
If you intend to reuse part of your code in other programs, you definitely need to preserve such registers. Your other programs would expect that in the same way that you expect Windows functions to preserve them.
If you intend to use repeatable code within a PROC using local variables, you certainly need to preserve the EBP register at the very least. There may not be any need to preserve other registers (apart from the ESP) as long as you don't have any need for such preservation in the calling code.
In the 'old' days prior to WinXP, it was important to preserve all the nonvolatile registers; otherwise, the program could crash after calling a Windows function. The MS programmers finally woke up and preserved those registers themselves within the OS. If you write code to be used with Win98 or earlier, you then need to preserve them all!
I write many short programs to solve math problems for example. I don't normally use any formal PROC and use the EBX, ESI, EDI and EBP freely without preservation within the code. The only detail I watch is the stack balance (ESP). Such program function perfectly and return to the OS without any glitch.
And, for your information, the FPU registers are all considered volatile by the OS. If those contain any useful data, make sure to preserve such data before calling any Windows function.
In the 'old' days prior to WinXP, it was important to preserve all the nonvolatile registers; otherwise, the program could crash after calling a Windows function. The MS programmers finally woke up and preserved those registers themselves within the OS.
With 64 bit Windows code, the important factor is procedure alignment and this has to be correct at the procedure entry point. When you use PUSH / POP you alter the stack pointer RSP and unless you know exactly what you are doing and why, you risk messing up the alignment and by doing so the app will exit with no warning or explanation. Win64 has more registers to start with so there is less pressure to have to deal with the non-volatile registers but if you need more registers, the method that JJ explained is the safe way to do this. Allocate 64 bit LOCAL variables and copy the non-volatile register into it and at the end of the procedure, copy the local back to the register.
The Intel 32 bit ABI was started on Windows platforms with NT3.5 from memory and was standard in WinNT4. It remains current in 32 bit Windows code. If you bother to have a good look at the Intel ABI, you will see how it works and why it is done. The OS controls the non-volatile registers for its own use and if you exit a procedure with a modified non-volatile register, you risk the OS shutting down the application with a general protection fault.
I have always wondered why some programmers play Russian Roulette with register conventions, get something to work on one OS version but it crashes on the next. Code written correctly for Win95 OEM runs correctly on Win10 32 bit subsystem. The general rule is to observe the Intel ABI and you code will run correctly from one OS version to another. Play Russian Roulette and you risk it exploding in you face on another OS version and make a jerk out of you.
Notwithstanding the above, once you know how to do it properly, writing simple test apps lets you get away with sloppy code in a single procedure app and they are often handy when you are writing "write once, run once" code but try it in production code and you are in trouble.
Do you have any official document regarding this behaviour?
Nothing official, only own experience.
A few years ago, I had written a program to provide a specific slide show for some 600 pictures distributed in about a dozen subfolders. It had been developed on a WinXP OS and ran perfectly. However, I found out later that it would crash when trying to run it on a different computer under Win98.
Upon examination, the one and only cause of the problem was a single instance of preserving the ESI/EDI registers on the stack and restoring them later in the wrong order . Simply exchanging those two bytes in the .exe file with a hex editor solved the crashing problem when running on that Win98 computer.


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Евге́ний Ива́нович Фра́нцев (8 марта 1922 года — 15 сентября 1944 года) — советский лётчик торпедоносной авиации в годы Великой Отечественной войны, Герой Советского Союза (19.08.1944). Гвардии старший лейтенант (20.05.1944).

Биография

Происхождение
Родился 8 марта 1922 года на разъезде Золотковский близ города Мурома, ныне Гусь-Хрустальный район Владимирской области в русской семье железнодорожника Ивана Дмитриевича Францева и Варвары Васильевны Францевой, был шестым из 10 детей. Вскоре семья переезжает на станцию Муром. Евгений поступил в первый класс железнодорожной школы и проучился там 4 года. Является старшим братом советского кардиохирурга Вячеслава Ивановича Францева.

В 1934 году семья переехала по новому месту работы отца на станцию Шумерля, где Женя поступил в 5-й класс. У Жени сформировался серьёзный и целеустремлённый характер, отличался аккуратностью и основательностью. Особенно любил физику, алгебру и геометрию. Летом 1936 года после окончания 6 класса Женя заинтересовался моделированием самолетов-планеров. По словам его сестры Тамары Ивановны:

Конструкторские способности Жени проявились и в том, что он смастерил коляску-автомобиль для младшего брата, Славы, который не мог ходить из-за травмы ноги. Когда подошло время учиться в школе, Женя сделал ему коляску типа ручной и братишка ездил в ней в школу.

В Шумерлинской школе Женя стал выделяться в учебе, получает первые похвальные листы, активно участвует в общественных делах, становится пионерским вожаком. Его энтузиазм и отличная учеба были отмечены летом 1937 года после окончания 7 класса путёвкой во Всесоюзный пионерский лагерь «Артек». Евгений потом вспоминал:

В марте 1938 года вступил в комсомол, по линии комсомольской работы отвечал за организацию физкультурно-спортивных мероприятий. Помимо моделирования и шахмат, увлекался волейболом, лыжами и борьбой с братом Колей. Летом 1938 года отца вновь переводят на другое место работы - станцию Сергач, где Евгений пошел в 9 класс, но проучился всего несколько месяцев.

В 1939 году семья Францевых переезжает в Чернушку, где Евгений поступает в школу №9. В 10 классe Евгения на комсомольском собрании избирают комсоргом. Затем, на районной конференции, членом райкома ВЛКСМ. Школьная же организация комсомола доверяет ему работу заместителя секретаря. Увлекается самодеятельным искусством. В 1940 году оканчивает школу с отличием.

Военные училища
В Военно-Морском Флоте с 1940 года. С 13 октября 1940 года учился в Военно-морском авиационном училище имени С. А. Леваневского в городе Николаев. Обучение велось по военно-торпедному направлению. Летом 1941 года в первые дни Великой Отечественной войны немецкая авиация бомбила аэродромы училища.

Вместе с другими курсантами в июле 1941 года Е. Францев был переведён в Военно-морское авиационное училище имени И. В. Сталина в город Ейск. Там в 1942 году вступил в ВКП(б). В училище Францев вёл обширную переписку с подругами из Чернушки Катей и Верой, ждавшими встречи с ним, со многими товарищами-фронтовиками, с сестрой и братом, бывшими на фронте. Его очень огорчило, что он не может вместе с ними сражаться на поле боя. Евгений записывает в дневнике:

С первого же полёта на По-2 Францев понял, что научиться в совершенстве управлять самолетом дело не легкое. Евгений решил во что бы то ни стало стать хозяином неба. Он всегда внимательно прислушивался к замечаниям инструктора, аккуратно записывал их себе в специальную тетрадь, наблюдал за полетами товарищей, стараясь подмечать их ошибки с тем, чтобы не допускать таких же в дальнейшем самому. Евгений настойчиво и упорно изучал матчасть самолетов и теорию полетов. Трудности, которые он встречал, только усиливали его желание преодолеть их. Одновременно он много читал и выписывал интересующие его места в дневник.

Окончил училище в январе 1943 года.

Военная служба
После непродолжительной службы в 13-м запасном авиационном полку (г. Кокчетав, Казахская ССР) со своими сокурсником Петром Гнётовым был зачислен в перегоночный полк. После участия в перегоне новых самолётов в Заполярье, друзья попросили перевести их в состав ВВС Северного флота:

С июля 1943 года — участник Великой Отечественной войны. Был зачислен в 5-й гвардейский минно-торпедный авиационный полк 5-й минно-торпедной авиационной дивизии ВВС Северного флота. Назначен пилотом и командиром самолёта-торпедоносца A-20.

Искусству поиска и торпедирования новичка обучал командир 2-й эскадрильи Анатолий Петрович Оденсков, который так отзывался о молодом лётчике:

Однополчанин Вадим Иванович Мигулин позже вспоминал, что первые 13 боевых вылетов у Францева были «холостыми», без каких-либо результатов. Францев сильно переживал неудачи. Чтобы добиться результатов Францев стал залетать дальше других лётчиков, при этом из-за ограниченного объёма горючего нельзя было вернуться традиционным способом (над морем) и Францев возвращался напрямую через материк, через территорию, занятую врагом, прямо через немецкие аэродромы. Таким образом Францев пользовался эффектом неожиданности как над морем, так и над сушей.

Днём первой победы Францева стало 21 января 1944 года, впервые в истории отечественной авиации Францев торпедой уничтожил вражескую подводную лодку у норвежского побережья. 2 апреля 1944 года, выполняя боевое задание по поиску и торпедированию кораблей и транспортов противника путём «свободной охоты», Францев обнаружил в районе Тромсё танкер противника водоизмещением 10 тысяч тонн. Летчик торпедировал корабль, а затем, несмотря на наличие истребителей противника, вторично зашел и сфотографировал моменты взрыва.

В совершенстве владея техникой пилотирования и искусством ведения воздушного боя, Францев выходил победителем из самых трудных и неравных схваток с врагом. Францев в короткий срок завоевал себе широкую известность не только на Северном флоте, но и на других флотах как отважный истребитель вражеских подводных лодок, как смелый, решительный и находчивый торпедоносец. Свою тактику он сформулировал кратко: «Обнаружить — потопить!». В течение 3-4 месяцев он вместе со своим экипажем — штурманом гвардии старшим лейтенантом Павлом Галкиным и стрелком-радистом гвардии старшим сержантом Семёном Михайловичем Антипычевым одержал 6 побед.

К июлю 1944 года лётчик 9-го гвардейского минно-торпедного авиационного полка ВВС СФ 5-й минно-торпедной авиационной дивизии Военно-воздушных сил Северного флота гвардии старший лейтенант Евгений Францев совершил 26 боевых вылетов. Потопил лично 2 вражеские подводные лодки, транспорт водоизмещением 1500 тонн, танкер водоизмещением 10000 тонн, мотобот, и в группе — 2 транспорта водоизмещением, каждый по 8000 тонн.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 19 августа 1944 года за «образцовое выполнение боевых заданий командования на фронте борьбы с немецкими захватчиками и проявленные при этом отвагу и геройство» гвардии старшему лейтенанту Францеву Евгению Ивановичу присвоено звание Героя Советского Союза с вручением ордена Ленина и медали «Золотая Звезда».

Как вспоминал бывший штурман Францева Герой Советского Союза Павел Андреевич Галкин:

Гибель
В то время, как Павел Галкин лежал в госпитале, Францев пошёл в торпедную атаку с другим штурманом, что по мнению Галкина стало роковым обстоятельством для его командира, «ведь экипаж самолёта – это единое целое, один организм».

15 сентября 1944 года после торпедирования и потопления плавучей авиабазы противника в Порсангер-фьорде (по другим данным — транспорта водоизмещением в 2 000 тонн) Е. И. Францев погиб возвращаясь на базу. Последняя информация, которую передал Францев на берег: «Цель уничтожена, возвращаемся». Это был его 31-й боевой вылет.

Обстоятельства гибели были установлены лишь в 2012 году, спустя 68 лет: норвежским исследователям удалось отыскать бортовой журнал немецкого эсминца с записью о подбитом бомбардировщике «Бостон», на котором Францев возвращался с атаки. Позже обломки самолёта были обнаружены на севере Норвегии на берегу озера Давгелуоббал, находящегося в 30 км от коммуны Берлевог. Под фотоснимком, опубликованным в книге директора финского музея авиации Ханну Валтонена из города Тиккакоски, имелась подпись: «Фотография места гибели экипажа самолета Героя Советского Союза старшего лейтенанта Евгения Францева, сделанная 26 августа 1981 г. Самолет «Бостон А-20 Ж» из состава 9-го ГМТАП разбился на берегу озера Давгелуоббал 15 сентября 1944 г.».

Награды
 Медаль «Золотая Звезда» Героя Советского Союза (19.08.1944, № 4047)
 Орден Ленина (19.08.1944, № 19104)
 Два ордена Красного Знамени (10.01.1944, № 81084; 5.04.1944, № 5010)

Память

 Приказом Министра обороны СССР от 5 января 1968 года навечно зачислен в списки воинской части.
 В городе Чернушка у стен Кадетской школы, в которой учился Францев, в 1983 году установлен бюст (архитектор — А. А. Уральский). На здании школы установлена памятная мемориальная доска.
 Имя Е. И. Францева с 1965 году носит улица в Чернушке, чернушане неофициально называют и микрорайон "Францева".
 Бюст Е. И. Францева в числе 53 лётчиков-североморцев, удостоенных звания Героя Советского Союза, установлен на Аллее героев-авиаторов Северного флота, открытой 29 октября 1968 года на улице Преображенского в посёлке Сафоново ЗАТО город Североморск Мурманской области (автор Э. И. Китайчук).
 Фамилия Е. И. Францева выбита на каменных плитах мемориала в числе 898 фамилий тех, чьих могил нет на земле, — в память лётчиков, штурманов, стрелков-радистов ВВС Краснознамённого Северного флота погибших в море в 1941—1945 годах, открытого 17 августа 1986 года на берегу Кольского залива в посёлке Сафоново (скульптор Э. И. Китайчук, архитектор В. В. Алексеев).
 Бюст Е. И. Францева в числе 12 Героев Советского Союза и 2 Полных Кавалеров Ордена Славы — жителей Чернушинского района, установлен на Аллее Славы, открытой 9 мая 2010 года в городе Чернушка.

Примечания

Литература

 Герасименко Д. Я., Колкер И. И., Нехорошков Ф. А. Славен героями Северный флот. 2-е изд., доп. — Мурманск, 1982. — С. 126—127.
 Габделхаков Р. М. Атакую. Потопил [документальная повесть о жизни и подвигах летчика-североморца Евгения Францева]. — Омск, 2000. — 230 с.; ISBN 5-85540-401-3.
 Золотые Звезды Прикамья. 3-е изд., доп. — Пермь, 1974. — С.421—423.

 Наши земляки – Герои Советского Союза. — Чебоксары: Чувашское книжное издательство, 1980. — С. 275-283.
 Сорокажердьев В. В. Они сражались в Заполярье: Герои Советского Союза, 1939—1945: боевые биографии. — Мурманск: Книжное издательство, 2007.
 Твои Герои, земля Владимирская: очерки о Героях Советского Союза. – Владимир, 2000. – С. 474.

Ссылки

 Атакую. Потопил. Документальная повесть о жизни и подвигах летчика-североморца Евгения Францева.
 Воспоминания об Е. И. Францеве, фотографии, сканы документов из фондов Чернушинского краеведческого музея.
 Биография Е. И. Францева на сайте Администрации г. Чумерля Чувашской республики.

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President Obama and Cambridge, Mass., police officer James Crowley have buried the hatchet — thankfully, not in each other's skulls. In a special press briefing today, Obama announced that he had spoken to Sgt. Crowley by phone and made peace with the embattled cop.
Without going as far as to apologize for saying that Cambridge police "acted stupidly" in arresting Harvard eminento Henry Louis Gates, Jr., President Obama manfully 'fessed up to escalating the brouhaha over Gates's arrest.
This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. In their phone conversation, Sgt. Crowley suggested that Obama invite him and Prof. Gates to the White House to share a few beers. Obama relayed the invitation to Gates, though we weren't privy to the aggrieved scholar's response, assuming it was fit to print.
It's unlikely that the three pals will end up swaying side-by-side and singing "Kumbaya," but I have to admit that the talk of a reconciliation gladdens my heart. Unlike a lot of politicians (his predecessor, in particular), Obama is sufficiently secure, reasonable and generous to admit mistakes and change course when a change is warranted.
No doubt he'll be catching flack from both sides now: from the lefties who will chide him for knuckling under to popular sentiment… and from the right-wingers who probably suspect that his contrition today was a crass act of damage control.
Obama will survive the ordeal. Getting slammed from both sides is, for better or worse, the mark of an independent mind. We moderates can feel his pain, and this moderate applauds him for having the courage to think like one of us.
Eh, I'm having my doubts about the 'secure, reasonable and generous' aspect of Obama, based on this incident. Both he and Gates strike me as positively nostalgic for the kind of racism that made it ok for someone like Gates (you know, a highly paid, celebrated Harvard prof, friend of the leader of the free world, for god's sake) to use the phrase "This is what happens to a black man in America", and mean it in a victim sense……….not encouraging.
But I love your posts – great stuff.
Priscilla: Oh, don't get me wrong; I agree that Gates is "positively nostalgic" (good choice of words!) for the old-time religion of black victimization. (He makes a nice living from it, after all.) Obama, not so much. Yes, his first instinct was to close ranks, but that was probably simple conditioning — as well as the need to defend a friend.
It did bother me that Obama tied the case to racial profiling. But I was impressed by his quick reversal and his willingness to concede that everyone overreacted — including himself. Sure, his staff might have advised him to do a little damage control. But Obama seems to be more magnanimous and evenhanded than the black ideologues on the left. I think he "gets" it.


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Даббаху — вулкан, розташований у пустелі Данакіль у віддаленому районі Афар в Ефіопії. Вулкан Дабаху є складовою частиною так званого «афарського трикутника» — зони сильної вулканічної активності, що включає вулкан Ерта-Але. Виверження 2005 року призвело до утворення великої тріщини земної кори, відомої як «розлом Даббаху». Вулкан уважається найгарячішим місцем на поверхні Землі.

Виверження 2005 року
Єдине відоме виверження вулкана Даббаху сталося 26 вересня 2005 року. Провісниками виверження стало безліч невеликих землетрусів, усього понад 130, магнітуда найсильнішого з них досягла 4,2 за шкалою Ріхтера. Виверження почалося за 5 км на північний схід від вершини. Піднесений попіл призвів до того, що на три дні місцевість навколо вулкана занурилася у темряву.

У наслідок виверження утворилася тріщина 500 м завдовжки, з клином із пемзи 30 м завширшки на південній частині розлому. Попіл долетів до адміністративного центру району Теру, розташованого за 40 км на північний захід від вулкана.

Тектоніка плит
Вулкан розташований уздовж сомалійської плити. Вчені передбачають, що земля вздовж цієї області, відомої як Велика рифтова долина, зрештою розійдеться, і на цьому місці з'явиться новий океан, таким чином, східна Ефіопія стане островом, а на іншому березі — Джибуті.

Придатність життю
Вчені проводять дослідження з пошуку екстремофілів в околиці вулкана.

Див. також
 Географія Ефіопії

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Регіон Афар
Вулкани-тисячники
Вулкани Ефіопії
Вулкани за алфавітом
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As spring is set to start Thursday, many are joyful and eager for sunnier weather and clearer skies, as this last Maltese winter was a cold, damp and extremely wet one. A particular storm, which had strong wind and heavy rain wrecked damage all over the island, cancelled the yearly Malta Marathon and had made international headlines.
The storm also caused havoc in the farmers' fields, estimating damages of more than €50,000 as they discovered their enterprise literally blown away by the wind. The Malta Independent met up with Malcolm Borg, head of the Centre for Agriculture at MCAST, also the founder of the farmer's lobby group, Ghaqda Bdiewa Attivi, to discuss the true damages of this winter's weather and how truly the farmer is at the mercy of the weather forecast.
"The farmer is fully aware that he is at the mercy of nature, as it part of the package of their business" said Borg. He explained that it is a difficult career, as there are numerous variables to contend with, such as weather, climate change problems, the market and also the fact that farmers are not insured. "A farmer can go to bed one evening and wake up to find all his work destroyed due to bad weather. This leads to full-time farmers contemplating whether the job is even worth it in the end as they need to have an income to raise their families." He recounted how many farmers cried seeing how thousands of euros and months of planning were destroyed overnight.
"In the next 20 years we will not have any full time farmers, simply by seeing what is happening around us currently." He mentioned that due to a number of factors, many will not see farming as a prospective career in the next few years.
Agriculture, he explained, is a business where you spend a lot of money and are at risk of not earning anything to compensate for all that. It is also extremely time consuming and not a 9 to 5 office job which many youths look towards today.


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Tustin PD Sgt. Matt Nunley, who's first day as an officer at Tustin PD twenty years ago was on 9-11. Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge
Police reflect on their career and changes in public perception since Sept. 11 terrorist attack
By Greg Mellen on September 11, 2021 News & Features
As the world remembers the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States of America, police are battling an almost unprecedented public perception problem. A 2021 Gallup Americans' Confidence In Major Institutions poll found only 51 percent of adults placed "a great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in police.
That is the second-worst rating in the history of the poll, which launched in 1973. However, that rating was 3 percent higher than the 2020 poll, conducted when civil protests and demonstrations still roiled in the streets. The 48 percent mark in 2020 was the first time less than a majority of adults had "a great deal" of faith in the police.
The grief and anguish caused on Sept. 11, 2001, when militants killed nearly 3,000 people, crashing airplanes into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and rural Pennsylvania were incalculable. The terrorist attack led to all-time high public trust in first responders and service personnel, including police officers.
In the wake of the attacks there was an outpouring of support and appreciation for police, firefighters, and military personnel at sports events, parades, and other celebrations.
In the years immediately after the attacks, public confidence in police grew to its highest rate, according to Gallup, cresting at 64 percent in 2004.
Behind the Badge spoke with local officers who reflected on the world of policing then and now.
Tustin PD Sgt. Matt Nunley tells the story of his his first day on the job as a new Tustin PD officer was the day of the 9/11 attacks.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge OC
The wake of tragedy
Tustin Police Sergeant Matt Nunley has watched the evolution of police work since his first day on the job — Sept. 11, 2001 — as a 26-year-old rookie.
His entire professional life and most of his adult life has been lived in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.
"It's part of my past and who I am," Nunley said.
Since Sept. 11, 2001, Nunley has proposed, got married, started a family, and advanced in his career.
"It's a terrible day in history and it just happens to be a benchmark day in my life," he said.
Nunley said in the aftermath of the attacks, there was a great outpouring of support for police in Tustin, and the heroism of the first responders in New York filled him with pride.
"It makes you proud to be in the same profession as those heroic law enforcement officers and firefighters in New York," he said. "I think a lot of people joined law enforcement because of that heroism."
Officer Bradley Saunders worked at the World Trade center in New York the day of the attacks, an experience that led him to go back into law enforcement.
The one who rejoined.
Brad Saunders had been a 10-year veteran with the Garden Grove Police Department when he switched careers, going into the financial field with Merrill Lynch. Although stationed in California, he occasionally traveled to New York and worked out of the corporate offices on the 66th floor of 2 World Trade Center.
Saunders was hailing a cab in Manhattan just blocks away for an off-site appointment when the first plane struck. Saunders said 13 of the nearly 3,000 people killed were his friends.
After the attack, Saunders' employer asked those who were in New York on Sept. 11 to wait at least a month before making any life-changing decisions.
On day 30, Saunders applied to become a police officer again, this time with the Tustin Police Department. In a 2015 interview with Behind the Badge Saunders said, "(Sept. 11) clarified what is important. Life is best served in the service of others. I feel the work we do is God's work, and it has meaning. My only choice was to go back in uniform."
Saunders is currently a Master Reserve Officer with the department.
20 years later — he never forgets
Santa Ana Deputy Chief Robert Rodriguez has seen public attitudes cycle over the years as well. He started with the Los Angeles Police Department in 1996, at a time when police were still trying to rebuild their reputations four years after riots spawned by the acquittal of L.A. officers after the beating of Rodney King was caught on tape.
By 2001, he had moved to Santa Ana.
"After 9-11, there was a sense of sorrow and sadness, but also unity," Rodriguez said. "Out of tragedy a lot of people came together."
As a former Marine, Rodriguez said "9-11 had and continues to have a significant impact on me. Specifically, Marines who I had previously served with who were later deployed as a result of 9-11 and made the ultimate sacrifice."
Modern environment
Despite the national trends and portrayals of mass disaffection and mistrust, Nunley says, in his case, at least, support of the police has been remarkably stable.
"I don't feel there's a loss of support," he said. "There may be more outcry and louder opinions, but I still think, especially in Tustin, we have public support."
Rodriguez said shifting public perceptions don't occur in a vacuum and that "a lot of incidents" have led to the current state of relations.
Nunley said modern technology and media give people access to platforms that amplify certain issues and stories.
"I don't think there's an erosion of support," he said.
And when it comes to police officers acting badly, he says, "No one likes bad eggs less than cops."
For Nunley, the most important thing is to remember why he got into policing.
"I was always interested in being of service to others, being a part of something greater and all the cliche reasons," he said.
In the current climate, Rodriguez says it is more important than ever for police to repair relationships.
"You have to bring people together," he said.
A national survey by the CATO Institute, a public policy think tank, concluded healing divides comes from "acknowledging concerns and emphasizing shared beliefs about what policing ought to be."
Or as Rodriguez says, "Rather than closing off conversation and rejecting suggestions, "We have to change our default answer to 'Yes.'"


I have been remiss lately with the posts. A lot is going on (sites launching, teachers testing, doctors prescribing, friends socializing) alas so I've not been able to get to blogging here.
Still, I was able to sign up for this road race in May, called the Five Boro Bike Tour for May. It goes 42 miles through all five boroughs.
I don't get the thrill out of biking like I do running (so, for instance, yesterday I did both). But it's low-impact and gets me outside on a sunny day, all day.


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Finals 2021
Hewitt buoyed by Aussie options as Croatia and Hungary face up to injury concerns
Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021
Australia captain Lleyton Hewitt believes the Davis Cup by Rakuten Finals team environment has helped his players end a tough season spent on the road on a high as they prepare to face Croatia and Hungary in Turin.
"I know it's been bloody tough for all the Australian boys, not to be able to go home throughout the year," Hewitt said at the Group D captains' press conference at the Pala Alpitour in Turin.
"In some ways I think this is what the guys needed – a change-up for them to have myself, Rochey [Tony Roche], Crabby [Jaymon Crabb] over here and having a bit of fun on the practice court, and really just focus on being mentally and physically ready to play on Thursday."
Hewitt certainly sees it stacking up that way on court, with hopes that Aussie No. 1 Alex de Minaur can tap into the "unbelievable" form he produced at the 2019 Finals in Madrid, and competition for places in the side bringing out the best in his squad in training.
"Right now as it sits, I'd be very confident putting any of them on. I'm really happy with how they're hitting the ball, and I'm pretty sure whichever person we put out there in the second singles and doubles will play well.
"Obviously, Croatia's got a lot of experience in Davis Cup, and led by an extremely good player in [Marin] Cilic. But with that, I don't think there's a massive advantage at all. You've still got to go out there and perform. No matter what happens in the first match, the second match is just as important."
Main Cilic
Right now as it sits, I'd be very confident putting any of them on. I'm really happy with how they're hitting the ball - whichever person we put out there in the second singles and doubles will play well
Vedran Martic can count himself lucky to be able to call on the current world No. 1 pairing and Olympic champions, Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic.
"Of course, it helps," said Martic, taking charge of Croatia at the Finals for the first time after leading the side for the 2020 Qualifiers. "They've played a lot of matches – yesterday I spoke with them, and they've played 75 matches during the year together. For us it's a really good situation to have such a strong pairing in doubles, No. 1 in the world."
Unfortunately for Croatia, hopes for Borna Coric's return to competition for the first time since March appear to have been dashed as he continues his lengthy recovery from shoulder surgery in May.
"He is still having problems with the shoulder, so probably I need to replace him, and another player will be on the team," Martic said.
Mektic and Pavic are the only players in Group D who contested last week's ATP Finals at the Pala Alpitour, but while the surroundings will feel familiar, the court itself has changed since being re-laid for the Davis Cup Finals.
"I'd say it's completely different from what I'd seen on TV and the guys' comments from the ATP Finals," said Hewitt, whose players got their first taste of the court conditions on Tuesday. "I would say the court is on the slower side – they resurfaced it yesterday."
Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic during practice in 2019
What is success for us? It depends how the other teams play, but in Davis Cup you never know. It's a great experience for us, and we're happy to be here
Like Croatia, Hungary look set to lose their No. 2 singles player to injury, with captain Gabor Koves conceding that Atilla Balazs has not recovered from the foot injury that has wiped out his season.
"Most likely he's not going to play in the second singles spot." Koves said. "But we have a couple of young guys who are moving up in the rankings. They are excited to show their game."
Up against Australia, 28-time winners of the competition, and Croatia, who were crowned Davis Cup champions as recently as 2018, Hungary are in esteemed company in Group D. But with world No. 40 Marton Fucsovics anchoring the side and victories over Russian Tennis Federation and Belgium in recent years, Koves gives his squad a fighting chance in Turin.
"What is success for us? It depends how the other teams play, and what kind of tennis they put on the court, but in Davis Cup you never know," he said. "If we win a couple of matches that will be great; if not, we'll hold our heads high. It's a great experience for us, and we're happy to be here."
Speaking of experience, Lleyton isn't the only Hewitt in Turin this week. Cruz Hewitt is embedded with the squad in Turin, though when describing his son's official duties, Hewitt Sr said: "He's just picking up a lot of balls.
"He's fortunate that he's got good role models, especially a guy like Alex [de Minaur] and Johnny Millman, the way he goes about his tennis and training. It's important for any young Australian players to aspire to see how those guys train and the discipline that comes with it."
Group D: A fight between two... or three?
Dynamic De Minaur determined to end 'strange' season on a high with Australia
Cilic: "I just want to give my best. To give my best because of my teammates, also because of my country. It's a big responsibility"
Maybe another time


FabFitFun Fall 2016 Box – Review & Promo Code!
Fall is definitely one of my favorite seasons. I sort of wish we could just bottle-up this weather and have it year round! If you live in New England, like me, then you'll probably agree. It is such a beautiful time of the year. Something that has certainly made my fall even nicer, is the FabFitFun Fall 2016 Box!
FabFitFun's seasonal boxes are certainly one of my faves. I mean, how can they not be?! While some subscription boxes offer just samples, FabFitFun offers full-size premium products in each box. It is more than your typical "beauty box;" featuring a mix of beauty, fashion, wellness, and home products. FabFitFun members will receive a new box every three months, containing the most fab items of the season.
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Our First Wedding took place at the Resort on July 28, 2019. The couple along with their families and friends checked in on the Friday. Take you back to 2017 when there was just a garden and Danielle and Andrew came by to see the resort. I think the first words said to Andrew were "hey my maiden name was Brown and maybe we are related." They toured the property and loved it. Booked with us shortly after. Here are a few snaps from the Wedding Weekend.


Why did it take so long for Democrats to realize that this year's tea party and town hall uprisings were a genuine barometer of widespread public discontent and not simply a staged scenario by kooks and conspirators? First of all, too many political analysts still think that network and cable TV chat shows are the central forums of national debate. But the truly transformative political energy is coming from talk radio and the Web -- both of which Democrat-sponsored proposals have threatened to stifle, in defiance of freedom of speech guarantees in the Bill of Rights. I rarely watch TV anymore except for cooking shows, history and science documentaries, old movies and football. Hence I was blissfully free from the retching overkill that followed the deaths of Michael Jackson and Ted Kennedy -- I never saw a single minute of any of it. It was on talk radio, which I have resumed monitoring around the clock because of the healthcare fiasco, that I heard the passionate voices of callers coming directly from the town hall meetings. Hence I was alerted to the depth and intensity of national sentiment long before others who were simply watching staged, manipulated TV shows.
She's right on this, I think, and I hope the party utterly ignores what she's telling them.


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This year with the Tour de Yorkshire cycling race postponed until 2022 there's going to be something different happening in the month of May. Welcome to Yorkshire, who usually organise…
The Tour de Yorkshire comes to the glorious Yorkshire Dales
Wow! What an exciting May Bank holiday weekend! The Tour de Yorkshire came through on Friday and Sunday. We were at the finish line in Bedale on Friday and then on Sunday watched them all going past in Masham.
Tour de Yorkshire, Stage 3, Richmond to Scarborough Saturday 5 May!
There'll be great excitement again at the beginning of May when the Tour de Yorkshire comes to the dales. Stage One and Two are in south and west Yorkshire but on Saturday 5 May the peloton will be setting of from
The Tour de Yorkshire comes to Masham Saturday 29 April 2017
Once again there is to be great excitement in Masham, make a date for Saturday 29 April 2017 and join in the fun as the Tour de Yorkshire makes its way through the town on its way to Ripon and finally on to Harrogate.
Tour de Yorkshire 29 April 2017!
There'll be great excitement in the Dales on Saturday 29 April 2017 for Stage Two of the Tour de Yorkshire, men and women will face exactly the same stage which starts in Tadcaster. The action commences on the newly-


The iPower 80W is one of the largest batteries sold in our store. This unit has a 5000 mAh battery and can be easily charged via USB and can be used while it is charging. The iPower 80W is has adjustable wattage from 1W-80W and also has temperature control with the use of NI/TI/SS coils. This unit features future capability of firmware updates.