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package org.spongepowered.common.world.gen.populators;

import com.flowpowered.math.vector.Vector3i;
import net.minecraft.init.Blocks;
import net.minecraft.util.math.BlockPos;
import net.minecraft.world.World;
import org.spongepowered.api.world.extent.Extent;
import org.spongepowered.api.world.gen.Populator;
import org.spongepowered.api.world.gen.PopulatorType;
import org.spongepowered.common.world.gen.InternalPopulatorTypes;

import java.util.Random;

public class SnowPopulator implements Populator {

    @Override
    public PopulatorType getType() {
        return InternalPopulatorTypes.SNOW;
    }

    @Override
    public void populate(org.spongepowered.api.world.World world, Extent extent, Random random) {
        Vector3i min = extent.getBlockMin();
        Vector3i size = extent.getBlockSize();
        World worldObj = (World) world;
        BlockPos blockpos = new BlockPos(min.getX(), min.getY(), min.getZ());
        for (int x = 0; x < size.getX(); ++x) {
            for (int y = 0; y < size.getZ(); ++y) {
                BlockPos blockpos1 = worldObj.getPrecipitationHeight(blockpos.add(x, 0, y));
                BlockPos blockpos2 = blockpos1.down();

                if (worldObj.canBlockFreezeWater(blockpos2)) {
                    worldObj.setBlockState(blockpos2, Blocks.ICE.getDefaultState(), 2);
                }

                if (worldObj.canSnowAt(blockpos1, true)) {
                    worldObj.setBlockState(blockpos1, Blocks.SNOW_LAYER.getDefaultState(), 2);
                }
            }
        }
    }

}


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from SoftBank
SoftBank gets behind satellite-based OneWeb's business deployment
SoftBank Corp. and OneWeb Ltd., whose shareholders include SoftBank and other global blue-chip companies, today announced a business agreement to advance OneWeb's commercial services in preparation for OneWeb's high speed, low latency global connectivity services.
OneWeb is building a communications network with a constellation of Low Earth Orbit satellites that will provide Internet connectivity to people around the world. Following the successful launch of its first six satellites in February 2019, OneWeb plans to launch more than 30 satellites per rocket on a monthly basis starting at the end of 2019 to build a global network of approximately 650 satellites that will deliver commercial demos starting in 2020 and commercial services starting in 2021.
With its extensive track record as a telecommunications operator, SoftBank has built up technological capabilities, insights and know-how in satellite solutions from a user perspective. Leveraging SoftBank's expertise, OneWeb and SoftBank will work together to execute the deployment plan and support end-user product development and build commercial partnerships.
About OneWeb
5G ready, low latency, global coverage, OneWeb will be the first to bring high speed internet everywhere from 2021. OneWeb will provide a communications network to deliver fibre-like connectivity to people around the world, especially in rural and hard to reach areas, powered by a constellation of Low Earth Orbit satellites. OneWeb is creating business solutions for Broadband, Government and Cellular Backhaul and its communications network will offer game-changing Mobility solutions to industries that rely on global connectivity, such as Aviation, Maritime, Automotive and more. https://www.oneweb.world.
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OneWeb or another, it's gonna get there...
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What's up with… Verizon & Deloitte, Vodafone, OneWeb, C-band auction
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Q: What is the use of MongoDB in GrayLog2? GrayLog2 requires both ElasticSearch and MongoDB, while Logstash uses only ElasticSearch for persisting and searching the logs. what does mongo provide in graylog2?

A: Graylog2 uses mongodb for the web interface entities. Streams, alerts, users, settings, cached stream counts etc. Pretty much everything you see and edit in the web interface except for the logs themselves.

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Main shareholder offers Imp Pacific interest-free loan
Sep 12, 2016 Newsdesk Latest News, Top of the deck, World
The main shareholder of Imperial Pacific International Holdings Ltd – a firm with the sole right to run a casino on the Pacific island of Saipan – is to provide it with an interest-free loan of HKD150 million (US$19.3 million).
Inventive Star Ltd, a British Virgin Islands-registered firm wholly owned by businesswoman Cui Li Jie, will make the loan by subscribing for one billion shares in Imperial Pacific at a subscription price of HKD0.15 per unit. The proceeds will then be loaned for two years "to finance the group's general working capital".
Imperial Pacific announced the move to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, after trading hours on Friday.
The same filing said that an independent third party had agreed to subscribe for an equal amount of shares at the same price, in order to raise a further HKD150 million.
Imperial Pacific said the latter sum would be used to offset a loan for that amount, owed to the subscriber. The filing said the subscriber was Ally High Ltd, a British Virgin Islands-registered firm wholly owned by a person called Wu Mui.
In other developments, EJ Insight, the English-language edition of the Hong Kong Economic Journal, on Monday quoted Mark Brown, chief executive of Imperial Pacific, as saying the firm was asking the United States government for permission to raise to 20,000 the ceiling in the number of overseas employees permitted to work in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), of which Saipan is the main island.
The current cap stands at 12,999 workers, according to the report. The outlet quoted Mr Brown saying the firm currently had 3,000 employees for its current temporary casino and aimed to have as many as 15,000 in the future.
The media outlet additionally reported that under a current work visa scheme for CNMI, the number of non-immigrant workers allowed under the "CW-1" programme would be decreased every year until it reaches zero by the end of 2019.
Imperial Pacific currently has a temporary casino at Garapan, but is building a new property that it says is due to open by Chinese New Year 2017. It is to be known as Imperial Pacific Resort (pictured in an artist's rendering), according to an August filing by the firm.
EJ Insight further reported on Monday that the permanent casino would open on January 28, 2017, the actual day of Chinese New Year for that year under the lunar calendar.
Imperial Pacific has pledged in filings to invest as much as US$7.1 billlion in Saipan.
Imp Pacific told to sell gaming...
Imp Pacific licence suspended, told pay...


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Greene County residents can now text 911 during emergencies
Alissa Zhu
Springfield News-Leader
People can now send text messages to 911 during emergency situations.
Zim Schwartze, director of the Springfield-Greene County 9-1-1 Emergency Communication department, said the new feature works just like a texting conversation with a friend.
Emergency telecommunicators can text back with questions: "What is wrong?" "What's your location?" "Are you injured?" "Can you talk?"
The capability to text 911 is meant to help people who are unable to communicate audibly through the phone, such as individuals with speech and hearing impairments, Schwartze said.
She said 911 voice calls are still the best way to ask for help.
"Text only when you can't talk," Schwartze said.
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The feature has been available for a few months now, Schwartze told City Council members Tuesday. Her department has been conducting tests to make sure it's ready for a public rollout.
Schwartze said a few people have successfully used the text-to-911 function, including domestic violence incidents and a medical emergency.
Greene County joins 15 other counties in Missouri that have the ability to receive text-to-911 messages, a city news release said.
In 2017, telecommunicators fielded more than 501,000 phone calls, half of which were about emergencies, the release said.
Schwartze said in a statement: "Our 9-1-1 telecommunicators must be ready to handle any type of situations that callers give them on a daily basis, including the new text-to-911 calls. Those that need help are often having their worst day and our telecommunicators are able to get the relevant information from them as quickly as possible, try to calm the caller, and dispatch the appropriate public safety personnel. I continue to be very proud of the work they do every day serving our community and public safety personnel."
The release provided tips for people to keep in mind when they need to text 911:
Know your location
Use plain language


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Stories of hell and hope: books to help us understand the refugee crisis and immigration
From harsh stories of lives lived in exile to tales of hope-filled new starts, these are some of the best books about immigration and the refugee crisis.
The UN's International Day of Peace is observed on 21 September 2019, a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace around the world. Only by taking action on issues such as poverty, climate change and social justice, just some of the issues that UN member states have pledged to tackle, can we even start to imagine a peaceful world where people are no longer forced to become refugees.
The current refugee crisis is the worst in history. Every day, 34,000 people leave settled lives behind, desperate to find a safer, more hopeful future. Migration has become a political football across Europe and further afield, and media scare stories mean it is all too easy to lose sight of the humanity at the heart of this emergency. Here are just some stories of the people who have experienced either voluntary migration or have fled their homes as refugees, which help us understand a little better the issues surrounding immigration and the refugee crisis.
No Friend But the Mountains by Behrouz Boochani
In 2013, Kurdish journalist Behrouz Boochani fled Iran and sought asylum in Australia, but instead, he was illegally imprisoned in the country's notorious detention camp on Manus Island in northern Papua New Guinea. Painstakingly written on a smuggled mobile phone, one text at a time, No Friend But the Mountains is Boochani's gripping story.
Discover more about Behrouz's story here.
No Friend but the Mountains
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England: Poems from a School edited by Kate Clanchy
In this unique anthology, Kate Clanchy brings together the poetry of the students of Oxford Spires Academy, a small comprehensive school where over thirty languages are spoken and where teaching focuses on poetry, with prize-winning results. The poems give voice to the pain of migration, and the joy of building a new life in a new country.
Read a selection of poems from England: Poems From a School here.
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My Parents: An Introduction/This Does Not Belong to You by Aleksander Hemon
Aleksander Hemon found himself an exile when, aged twenty-seven, war broke out in his home country of Sarajevo while he was on holiday in Boston. He was unable to return home for five years. In My Parents he tells the story of his parents' immigration to Canada, and the lives which were disrupted by the war in Bosnia and the siege of Sarajevo. It is an intimate portrayal of family and devastating history of his native country. This Does Not Belong to You is an exhilarating, touching companion to My Parents, full of beautiful, poignant and funny memories of Hemon's Sarajevo childhood.
My Parents: An Introduction / This Does Not Belong to You
Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
A love story which begins is Nigeria, then spins out into America and the UK as the lovers are divided by military rule in their home country, and reunited there fifteen years on.
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The Year of the Runaways by Sunjeev Sahota
Derbyshire-born author Sahota's novel depicts a disparate group of Indian people thrown together in a house in Sheffield, and focuses on the pressures and pains of illegal immigration.
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The Lonely Londoners by Sam Selvon
Tamil Trinidadian Sam Selvon was the first black British writer to tell the Windrush generation story of the 1950s. Homesick Moses Aloetta has lived in London for years, and watches as new arrivals learn first to survive in, and then love, their new city.
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Burying the Typewriter by Carmen Bugan
Subtitled Childhood Under the Eye of the Secret Police, this is a first-hand account of Romanian oppression, and a deeply personal child's eye view of a father's rebellion, arrest and imprisonment.
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Antigona and Me by Kate Clanchy
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The Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston
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Their lives mattered
Posted May 31, 2020 by Caitlen Daniels
COVID-19 demanded that we all slow down. While Solid Ground's service to communities continued, much of the rest of our lives came to a halt. Streets, stores, and companies emptied out. For many, it has been a chance to hold our loved ones closer, to take a breath. And yet, despite the stillness, systemic racism and white supremacy continue to assault communities – having recently snuffed out the breath of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many people of color.
Times like these hit close to home for Solid Ground's staff and residents, as this June will be the 3rd anniversary of the murder of Charleena Lyles at the hands of police. Charleena was part of the Sand Point Housing community; her loss is still deeply felt today.
Like so many communities, we are witnessing what Kimberlé Crenshaw calls the "unmattering of black lives." The United States and its institutions were built upon this unmattering of black lives through centuries of slavery, genocide, forced migration, lynching, and other actions of dehumanization and disenfranchisement.
This weekend marks the 99th anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre, often referred to as the single worst incident of racial violence in America, when deputized white supremacists killed hundreds, looted, and burned to the ground 40 square blocks of homes, hospitals, schools, churches, and businesses in the thriving Black community of Greenwood in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
It continues today through emboldened white supremacy and state-sanctioned violence. Feelings of rage, helplessness, fear, and numbness are natural responses to individual and collective trauma. Our hearts ache for the families of those taken by violence stoked by racism. Their lives mattered.
On Wednesday, June 3, we are asking everyone to pause at noon for a moment of silence in honor of all of the people of color who have been victimized by police in our country.
There are no words to remove the unbearable experience of white supremacy, to enable healing amidst unspeakable violence that keeps happening, or to convey the depth of sympathy felt for Black friends, colleagues, and communities. We cannot undo the embodied pain of the ancestral, collective trauma of racism that Black, Indigenous, and other people of color have endured.
Even during a global pandemic, communities need to come together to release the pain of this trauma, to know that they are not alone in their fight for justice. The events of this week show us the power of collective action. May they lead to real, sustained change. Solid Ground supports communities protesting violence across the United States.
We are inspired by demonstrators who have come out to demand justice, and we stand by their call for the arrests of all of the perpetrators of George Floyd's murder.* On Wednesday, June 3, we ask everyone to pause at noon for a moment of silence in honor of all of the people of color who have been victimized by police in our country.
( *Note: This was originally posted before charges were brought against the three officers who enabled and did not interrupt George Floyd's murder, in addition to the officer who executed him.)
History tells us that we must remain vigilant in our advocacy for liberation. As an anti-poverty organization, we understand the roles of systemic racism and white supremacy as tools to perpetuate violence and poverty.
For decades, Solid Ground has worked to solve poverty and undo racism through collective and individual anti-racist work. This is why we do this work. This is why we show up with communities, following and learning from their leaders and organizations. Change takes time, transformation can take generations, but together we can advance antiracist work and antiracist policies for a better future.
Learn more about the protests on the website of the national Black Lives Matter movement.
Here are some tips and resources on what to do right now as an ally.
Here is a brief pamphlet on the intersections between race and poverty.
Caitlen Daniels is Interim President & CEO of Solid Ground
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Q: How to get mathematica to give an exact answer rather than a numerical approx I tried // Rationalize but it just gave the same answer
Please help

A: Clear["Global`*"]

Maximize is preferred when it works; however, when a numeric technique is required, RootApproximant can find a close approximation that is not necessarily rational.
{max, arg} = FindMaximum[Sqrt[4*Sin[t]^2 + 36 Cos[2 t]^2], t]

(* {6.32456, {t -> 1.5708}} *)

max /. r_Real :> RootApproximant[r]

(* 2 Sqrt[10] *)

And when you expect/suspect a rational factor of a known irrational value
arg /. r_Real :> Pi*RootApproximant[r/Pi]

(* {t -> π/2} *)

A: Making use of Maximize and the periodicity, we succeed with it.
Maximize[{Sqrt[4*Sin[t]^2 + 36 Cos[2 t]^2], t > -Pi && t <= Pi}, t]

{2 Sqrt[10], {t -> \[Pi]/2}}


On April 26th, 2007, the Vermont Senate approved legislation that would implement IRV for congressional elections beginning in 2008. This legislation generated strong support from U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, U.S. Rep. Peter Welch and the League of Women Voters of Vermont. IRV has a strong history of support in Vermont including endorsement resolutions from many towns as well as an endorsement from former governor Howard Dean.
The bill now moves to the House, where companion legislation was introduced earlier this session with 49 sponsors.


Helical Bar is a UK based property development and investment company with a market capitalisation of over £300 million. Its key objective is to maximise growth in assets per share using a recurring stream of development and trading profits to build up its investment portfolio. Its development programme is structured with minimal risk and capital employed enabling the balance sheet to be directed towards growth investment assets. Whilst a small number of development schemes are financed with bank funding and, therefore, remain on its balance sheet, the majority of the schemes are pre-sold or forward sold. This policy has a significant effect on return on capital employed and has enabled the company to create and sustain one of the largest development programmes in the country.


My first challenge for Monday Artday! The challenge: "Umbrella". An interesting creature Artemis, and I do love the flowing locks of an Afghan Hound! But I wish I'd used a larger piece of Canson 150 lb. Fanboy Drawing Pad. See, I haven't found smaller than a 9×12 pad and my scanner only does 8.5×11, so I have to choose between not scanning, cutting the paper down slightly and wasting the edges, or cutting it in half and doing two 9×12's.
I have been doing Illustration Friday since October 23rd, 2011, and I could not love it more (I missed a few, as to be expected). Well actually, I could love it more if spammers didn't link there but otherwise, it is such a great thing I can hardly stand it and I cannot thank Penelope Dullaghan enough for creating it.
However, in my continuing quest to DO LOTS OF ART, I have been looking for another challenge in case I need a content nudge between each IF topic (as my goal is 2-3 new art posts per week). With all my bouncing around to the hundreds of artists at IF and their favorite links, I ran across Monday Artday a few times, and finally took the plunge.
Some things I like (she was too small to go overboard with detailing), and some less so (her right arm is odd and the angle of the umbrella/parasol is off and the cropping is not ideal). But otherwise not too bad. I didn't mess with the background after peeling the frisket. Oh! I used a masquepen recommended by Mardi Speth and holy cow, so much better than a brush or other struggle. Thank you, Mardi!
Thanks for stopping by! (Tactful) criticism always welcome!
This entry was posted in Copic Markers, Progression Photos, sketches and tagged art dog, beasts, Copic Markers, liquid frisket, monday artday, pen & ink on March 17, 2012 by The Beast Tender.
Very funny:-) I really love the flow of her skirt and the repetition of the same in her hair.
Love that its raining cats and dogs…cute.
I love your colorful creatures! And I'm crazy about spirals, too!
Flowing locks indeed, and a wonderful frock! I absolutely love illustration friday as well :) This picture is just perfect and well fitted as today it was raining cats and dogs here!
Haha…nice one Cindy!!! Good luck!
Oh my gosh! I have missed so much while my computer was down! I'll probably be back and forth here all day, commenting. This is really wonderful, Cindy! I love the little cats and dogs that are raining down, too! Very wonderful artwork!!!


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Let's Not Romanticize Opponents of the Winnipeg General Strike
July 12, 2019 July 9, 2019 1 Comment on Let's Not Romanticize Opponents of the Winnipeg General Strike
By Tom Mitchell
Tumult was everywhere in 1919. In an autobiographical work published in 1966, Kingsley Martin, British journalist and long-time editor of The New Statesman, recalled that "the only time in my life when revolution in Britain seemed likely was in 1919." It is true that in Canada an influential current of labour radicalism celebrated the Russian revolution and called for the end of capitalist rule. In Winnipeg, during the famous (for some infamous) meeting at the Walker Theatre on 22 December 1918 – R.B. Russell among others on the stage – motions celebrating solidarity with the most radical currents of European Marxism were approved with unanimity. Labour radicalism had its advocates in Winnipeg and across western Canada, but when members of Winnipeg's organized labour movement elected a new President to lead the Winnipeg Trades and Labour Council in 1919, they chose labourite James Winning over R.B. Russell. And it was Winning, not Russell, who led Winnipeg workers into the general strike.
Perhaps not surprisingly, when the Winnipeg General Strike came, its opponents organized as the Citizens' Committee of One Thousand ignored the real causes of the strike and cast the walkout as a version of Bolshevism. In the centennial year of the strike, variations of the Citizens' anti-labour polemic deployed to effect in 1919 have appeared. The most recent is an op ed by Jenny Motkaluk of the Frontier Center for Public Policy, "Let's Not Romanticize the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike," which was published in the National Post 26 June 2019. Motkaluk's narrative echoes various (false) Citizen refrains: the Strike Committee "sought to usurp the authority of the government," the strike was directed against the "British Constitution with its liberties and democracy," the strikers were demanding a "dictatorship." These claims made by the Citizens in 1919 and by Motkaluk in 2019 were and are pure polemic designed to distract attention from the real economic and social injustice in which the strike was rooted.
A Citizens' Committee of One Thousand meeting in June 1919. Library and Archives Canada. Because the membership of the Citizens' Committee was secret, it is unlikely that this purported photograph of the Citizens is authentic.
In the summer of 1919, in front of H.A. Robson's Royal Commission inquiry into the origins of the strike, James Winning explained that "Never before in his life had he found it so easy to take a strike vote. Every man seemed to have his own particular grievance." He pointed to the high cost of living, wartime profiteering, the refusal by employers to recognize collective bargaining, poor working-conditions, and the threat of unemployment as sources of working-class anger and desperation. He recalled that Manitoba's Minimum Wage Board had determined that a single woman had to receive a minimum of $12.00 per week to acquire "the bare necessities of life." Winning had investigated wage levels across the city, and found that men with families to support were being paid $12, $15, and $18 per week.
Strikes of individual unions offered no solution to low wages in "Injunction City," a sobriquet earned for Winnipeg by the harshness of its employing classes and their lawyers. Legal protection of picketing had been eliminated under the Canadian Criminal Code in 1892. With no legal right to peaceful picketing on the books, Winnipeg employers used injunctions to ban strikers from gathering anywhere near work sites. And in 1901, after the famous Taff Vale Railway decision in which British Law Lords ruled that firms losing money in a strike could sue unions for damages, Winnipeg employers did just that if a strike was threatened or called. Meat-cutters striking in 1917 were confronted with damage suits for $25,000 and perpetual injunctions against picketing. Ditto machinists at Vulcan Iron Works in the same year. At Woolworth's, a similar $25,000 suit was slapped against striking female clerks who made $6 a week (at a time when room and board alone cost that). The judge imposing the injunction criticized the company for its heavy-handed suit, but imposed the injunction against picketing. The company refused to recognize the union and replaced the women.
Confronted with a general strike that could not be tamed with injunctions, the Winnipeg business community refashioned the anti-labour Winnipeg Citizens' Alliance formed in 1918 modeled on the Minneapolis Citizens' Alliance–an organization that deployed injunctions, labour spies, citizen arrests and prosecutions against labour–into the Citizens' Committee of One Thousand and undertook a no-holds barred campaign to defeat the strike at all costs. The Citizens took steps to forestall any negotiated settlement of the strike, demonized central and eastern European immigrants, and, enabled by the federal department of justice, carried out vigilante arrests and criminal prosecutions of individuals selected by the Citizens as "strike leaders." A detailed, documented account of the Citizens' illiberal, race-based, and sometimes illegal campaign against labour in 1919 has been in the public sphere since 2010 in the pages of When the State Trembled: How A.J. Andrews and the Citizens' Committee Broke the Winnipeg General Strike.
Anyone with a functioning moral compass might pause before dismissing the strike of 35,000 people as the product of a conspiracy–Bolshevik or otherwise. Even now, Motkaluk might take the opportunity to read Hugh Robson's report in which he draws attention to the daily challenges of working-class life, to the terror of unemployment, and to the misery of poverty. Robson's social commentary presents a scathing rebuke to Winnipeg's status quo. "The grievance of class distinction" was, Robson observed, "deeply rooted" in Winnipeg's social order. Working-class Winnipeg resented the fact that "self-indulgent" members of the "manufacturers and the merchandising class" prospered while labour suffered. Prosperous Winnipeg "never seems to be in want, neither in the matter of food, clothing, suitable residence, education, medical and other professional attention, or even recreation… labour [was] not only never assured but [was] very often deprived of the essentials of these things." In Robson's view, Winnipeg in 1919 provided an unfortunate example of the ills wrought by economic and social inequality. "There has been and there is now," he observed, "an increasing display of carefree, idle luxury and extravagance on the one hand, while on the other is intensified deprivation. The generally cold indifference of the one section to the condition of the other and the display of luxury aggravate this feeling of social disparity into one of active antagonism by the one class against the other." Robson's words provide a powerful antidote against those like Motkaluk who would romanticize the opponents of the Winnipeg General Strike.
With Reinhold Kramer, Tom Mitchell, Emeritus University Archivist, Brandon University, is the author of When the State Trembled: How the Citizens' Committee of One Thousand Broke the Winnipeg General Strike (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2010).
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (the Act), signed into law by President Bush in July 2002, creates the need to re-think the way we approach our study of corporate governance in two ways and has the potential (depending upon the results of, and actions taken in response to, various studies that are required to be completed under that Act during the next year) dramatically to change the way we think about, write about and teach corporate law. The Act makes three specific changes in the way we think about corporate governance: first, it brings into the realm of internal governance the gatekeepers that once stood outside the box, including auditors, analysts and lawyers. Second, it significantly enhances the legal status of, and centrality of corporate governance to, the chief executive officer and the audit committee, two constituents that have received very little recognition in the law and its literature. Third, both in doing this and in other respects (like the prohibition of loans to officers and certain other conflict of interest transactions), it federalizes an important dimension of the internal laws of corporate governance, creating a new (albeit arguably narrow) duty of care for the CEO and audit committee and reintroducing serious prohibitions on conflict of interest transactions that have eroded to nothingness in the hands of the Delaware judiciary and legislature.
In Part I, I set the background of the traditional roles of the gatekeepers now to be brought within the gates. Part II explains how the Act and the regulations link up these gatekeepers with aspects of corporate governance traditionally treated as internal to the corporation and their potential effects on corporate governance. The message is that it is finally time for scholars of corporate governance to look inside the corporate box, not just at the structure, in order to understand and evaluate the important linkages between outside parties, corporate structure and actual corporate behavior. Part III concludes with a more detailed examination of the ways in which the Act has the potential to defeat the hegemony of finance over business and, in the process, reverse the ethic of stock price shorttermism to long-run business management, as well as the ways in which this not only will benefit corporations and their shareholders but their constellation of constituents as well.
These insights are necessarily speculative. The Act is new. Regulations are in the process of being adopted. We have hardly begun to sort through the various causes of the corporate crisis of 2002. Moreover, corporate managers, investment bankers, accountants and lawyers have shown themselves to be enormously adept at evading the substance of regulation even as they may comply with its form. In the absence of detailed regulation and vigorous enforcement, the Act could turn out to be so much sound and fury signifying nothing. I therefore present these observations in the spirit of suggesting what the Sarbanes-Oxley Act can be at its best. Whether in practice it achieves these results remains to be seen.


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Genetic privacy: orthodoxy or oxymoron?
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In this paper we question whether the concept of "genetic privacy" is a contradiction in terms. And, if so, whether the implications of such a conclusion, inevitably impact on how society comes to perceive privacy and responsibility generally. Current law and ethical discourse place a high value on self-determination and the rights of individuals. In the medical sphere, the recognition of patient "rights" has resulted in health professionals being given clear duties of candour and frankness. Dilemmas arise, however, when patients decline to know relevant information or, knowing it, refuse to share it with others who may also need to know. This paper considers the notions of interconnectedness and responsibility to others which are brought to the fore in the genetic sphere and which challenge the primacy afforded to personal autonomy. It also explores the extent to which an individual's perceived moral obligations can or should be enforced.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/jme.25.2.144
The problem of ignoring interconnectedness in genetic research
James F Meschia
Journal of Medical Ethics 2000; 26 477-477 Published Online First: 01 Dec 2000. doi: 10.1136/jme.26.6.477
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Q: Accessing global function's variables in a local function Here's my test script:
def main(): #global
    n = 1
    z = None

    def addone():  #local
        if not z:
            n = n+1
    addone()
    print n

main()

I step into the addone() function once it hits the calling line.
At this point I can only see the variable z, but cannot see n.
Now, if n is referenced before assignment, shouldn't z be too?
Similarly, if I change n=n+1 to z='hi', I can no longer see z!
This is contrary to all my previous beliefs about local/global functions! The more you know, the more you know you don't know about Python.
Question(s):

*

*Why can I see one but not the other?

*Do I want to be prepending global to these variables I want to reassign?

A: The best solution is to upgrade to Python 3 and use in the inner function nonlocal n.  The second-best, if you absolutely have to stick with Python 2:
def main(): #global
    n = [1]
    z = None

    def addone():  #local
        if not z:
            n[0] += 1
    addone()
    print n[0]

main()

As usual, "there is no problem in computer science that cannot be solved with an extra level of indirection".  By making n a list (and always using and assigning n[0]) you are in a sense introducing exactly that life-saving "extra level of indirection".

A: Okay, after some testing, I realised that it all has to do with the reassignment of variables.
for example:
def main(): #global
    n = 1
    z = None

    def addone():  #local
        if not z:
            x = n+1
    addone()
    print n

main()

Now shows both n and z when I am inside the addone() function. This is because I am no longer trying to reassign n, makes sense to me so as to protect global variables from manipulation if one so happens to use similar names in local functions.


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Q: Expand columns with vectors as items I have a dataframe with the following format
Position   data
48575185    1
48575150    3
48604751    5
48604673    c(3,5)
48591918    2
48591919    8

Some data in the data column is a numerical and some are vectors of numbers.  I want to create a new dataframe that makes a new copy of the row with each value in the vector for rows with a vector item, essentially expand the table to:
Position   data
48575185    1
48575150    3
48604751    5
48604673    3
48604673    5
48591918    2
48591919    8

How do I do this in r? I am very new to R. I found a function called expand(), but am unsure if that is what I need in this situation.

A: Try using unnest from the tidyr package. This allows you to convert each element in the list into a separate row. Assuming your data frame is called df
df %>% unnest(data)

Or if you want to unnest all columns
df %>% unnest()

A: We could use gsub with tidyr::separate_rows
df %>%
    mutate(data = gsub("(c\\(|\\))", "", data)) %>%
    separate_rows(data)
#  Position data
#1 48575185    1
#2 48575150    3
#3 48604751    5
#4 48604673    3
#5 48604673    5
#6 48591918    2
#7 48591919    8

Sample data
df <- read.table(text =
    "Position   data
48575185    1
48575150    3
48604751    5
48604673    c(3,5)
48591918    2
48591919    8", header = T)

A: I realize this answer is a bit late to the game, but here's an data.table implementation:
library(data.table)
dt = data.table(Position = c(48575185, 48575150, 48604751, 48604673, 48591918, 48591919),
                data = list(1,3,5,c(3,5), 2,8) )
dt[,lapply(.SD, unlist),.SDcols = 'data', by = 'Position']


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Jitendra Duffill insists Redcar Bears had no option other than to make the historic move to Friday night racing in 2019.
The Championship club have traditionally run on Thursday evenings but the annual promoters' conference, which finished earlier this week, rubber stamped a decision for the higher tier Premiership to use Thursdays and Mondays as their set nights to operate.
Although a move is also afoot to reduce the amount of riders competing in both leagues, the present trend of 'doubling up' would leave Redcar and their opponents invariably using guests or rider replacement to cover for a stream of absentees, so prompting the Bears switch.
Fellow Thursday track team Sheffield have announced they will now run on Sunday, while Ipswich are to be elevated among the seven club 'top flight' so alleviating the need to move.
Only once before, and then only for part of the season, have the Teessiders used Friday as a regular race-night. That was when then promoter Reg Fearman decided to experiment midway through 1964.
But the idea did not yield sufficient benefits to warrant trying again when racing recommenced at the now demolished Cleveland Park Stadium in the old British League Division Two in 1968.
Former team manager and co-promoter Duffill represented the Bears at the three-day BSPA Conference in Chepstow and said: "Monday and Thursday are now protected race-nights so we can't run on our normal night and the club's directors and I had foreseen this happening and already decided on Friday before I went to the AGM.
"Changing again is an option if it doesn't work out but we (Middlesbrough) are a footballing town so Saturdays and Tuesday or Wednesday are out of the question.
"The obvious day is Friday, which has been our alternative race-night over the years anyway. We have to think about what is best for speedway and the sport as a whole.
"We are fully supporting what the BSPA (British Speedway Promoters Association) are trying to do and will have to hope the fans back us and follow us on a Friday.
"Sunday would clash with local rivals Newcastle so we took that into account in respect for them.
Next year's Championship will operate with 12 clubs, each meeting once at home and away, plus a Knock-out Cup and Championship Shield competition, which will begin with three regionalised groups of four teams - the winners and best second placed side progressing to the semi-finals.
Somerset and Leicester are to drop down from the Premiership, with Peterborough and Ipswich replacing them.
Two as yet unnamed clubs are to be elevated from the National Development League, while Lakeside have closed after losing their Arena Essex stadium just before the end of last season.
The combined team average is to be lowered from a maximum 42.5 to 38, a significant reduction which Duffill welcomes.
He said: "The Championship has become stronger and stronger over the years and was getting very close to Premiership, which was evident by the number of riders competing in both leagues.
"This should create a greater disparity between the two leagues and give more opportunity for British youngsters to come in.
"Last year good standard National league riders were moving up and getting eaten alive in the Championship, whereas this should give them more chance to compete.
"I've started building a team in my mind but have a lot of riders I have to speak to before firming things up.


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'Mr. President, mission complete': Nation bids farewell to George H.W. Bush
Updated: 10:02 PM CST Dec 5, 2018
The nation's capital bid its final farewell to the late president, George H.W. Bush, in a service of prayer and praise that drew together world envoys and Americans of high office. Wednesday's ceremony at the Washington National Cathedral included laughter and solemnity from friends, family and those in attendance as everyone stopped to honor the Republican president who oversaw the post-Cold War transition and led a successful Gulf War, only to lose re-election in a generational shift to Democrat Bill Clinton in 1992.Family, friends, congressional leaders and others gathered with military brass on the steps of the Capitol for the send-off Wednesday as cannons echoed a salute and a military band played "Hail to the Chief."Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary under George W. Bush, tweeted, "Every VP since 1977 is at President Bush's funeral, except one. Mondale, Quayle, Gore, Cheney, Biden, and Pence are there. The only one missing is President Reagan's VP, George HW Bush."Several familiar faces were in attendance with the living former presidents sitting together near the front. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived at the cathedral sitting next to former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama.As George H.W. Bush arrived at the cathedral, his children followed behind the casket with only one interruption when his eldest son George W. Bush paused to sneak a sweet treat to former first lady Michelle Obama, with whom he has developed an endearing friendship. The service included several eulogists: First speaking was Jon Meacham, presidential historian and presidential biographer, who spoke of H.W. Bush's time as the leader of the country."If you were down, he would rush to lift you up and if you were soaring, he would rush to lift up your success," Meacham said.Meacham ended his speech saying that George H.W. Bush was a great leader, "The heartbeat of a lion. A lion that not only led us but loved us."Following Meacham was former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and then Alan K. Simpson, who was a United States senator from Wyoming.Simpson elicited laughs joking that the two were friends despite the difference in their popularity ratings, "I went from the A social list to the Z. I never came back to the A."He turned solemn toward the end saying, "None of us were ready for this day."Former President, and first son of George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush eulogized his father, giving warm sentiments and laughter wrapped with emotion and tenderness. He started the speech by saying, "distinguished guests, including our presidents and first ladies," thanking everyone for being there.Then he joked that once he heard his father say, "The idea is to die young, as late as possible." George W. Bush painted the portrait of his father's life through his personal stories and recounts of the 41st president's career and time serving in the Navy. The former president talked about his father's strength, love of life and courage. George W. Bush broke down at the end talking about his love for his father and saying that he is holding his mother's hand again. "Through our tears, let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man, the best father a son or daughter could have. Dad is hugging Robin and holding mom's hand again," he said through tears. Rev. Dr. Russell Levenson Jr., gave the homily saying he's heard that this is the "end of an era." He continued, "But it does not have to be. Perhaps it is an invitation to fill the hole left behind."Then he pointed to George H.W. Bush's casket and said, "Mr. President, mission complete."Following the service, Bush's casket was taken out of the cathedral and taken to Houston, Texas.The Air Force plane, which often serves as Air Force One, with Bush's casket left for a final service in Houston and burial Thursday at his family plot on the presidential library grounds at Texas A&M University in College Station. As a motorcade subsequently carried Bush's remains to the family church, St. Martin's Episcopal, along a closed interstate, hundreds of people in stopped cars on the other side of the road took pictures and shot cellphone video. One driver of a tanker truck climbed atop the hulking vehicle for a better view, and at least 15 firefighters scaled a pair of stopped firetrucks to salute.Upon its arrival at the church, Bush's casket was met by a military band and Houston Democratic Mayor Sylvester Turner.His final resting place is alongside Barbara Bush, his wife of 73 years, and Robin Bush, the daughter who died of leukemia at age 3.
The nation's capital bid its final farewell to the late president, George H.W. Bush, in a service of prayer and praise that drew together world envoys and Americans of high office.
Wednesday's ceremony at the Washington National Cathedral included laughter and solemnity from friends, family and those in attendance as everyone stopped to honor the Republican president who oversaw the post-Cold War transition and led a successful Gulf War, only to lose re-election in a generational shift to Democrat Bill Clinton in 1992.
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Family, friends, congressional leaders and others gathered with military brass on the steps of the Capitol for the send-off Wednesday as cannons echoed a salute and a military band played "Hail to the Chief."
Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary under George W. Bush, tweeted, "Every VP since 1977 is at President Bush's funeral, except one. Mondale, Quayle, Gore, Cheney, Biden, and Pence are there. The only one missing is President Reagan's VP, George HW Bush."
Several familiar faces were in attendance with the living former presidents sitting together near the front. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived at the cathedral sitting next to former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama.
As George H.W. Bush arrived at the cathedral, his children followed behind the casket with only one interruption when his eldest son George W. Bush paused to sneak a sweet treat to former first lady Michelle Obama, with whom he has developed an endearing friendship.
The service included several eulogists: First speaking was Jon Meacham, presidential historian and presidential biographer, who spoke of H.W. Bush's time as the leader of the country.
"If you were down, he would rush to lift you up and if you were soaring, he would rush to lift up your success," Meacham said.
Meacham ended his speech saying that George H.W. Bush was a great leader, "The heartbeat of a lion. A lion that not only led us but loved us."
Following Meacham was former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and then Alan K. Simpson, who was a United States senator from Wyoming.
Simpson elicited laughs joking that the two were friends despite the difference in their popularity ratings, "I went from the A social list to the Z. I never came back to the A."
He turned solemn toward the end saying, "None of us were ready for this day."
Former President, and first son of George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush eulogized his father, giving warm sentiments and laughter wrapped with emotion and tenderness.
He started the speech by saying, "distinguished guests, including our presidents and first ladies," thanking everyone for being there.
Then he joked that once he heard his father say, "The idea is to die young, as late as possible."
George W. Bush painted the portrait of his father's life through his personal stories and recounts of the 41st president's career and time serving in the Navy. The former president talked about his father's strength, love of life and courage.
AP Photo/Evan Vucci
George W. Bush broke down at the end talking about his love for his father and saying that he is holding his mother's hand again.
"Through our tears, let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man, the best father a son or daughter could have. Dad is hugging Robin and holding mom's hand again," he said through tears.
Rev. Dr. Russell Levenson Jr., gave the homily saying he's heard that this is the "end of an era." He continued, "But it does not have to be. Perhaps it is an invitation to fill the hole left behind."
Then he pointed to George H.W. Bush's casket and said, "Mr. President, mission complete."
Following the service, Bush's casket was taken out of the cathedral and taken to Houston, Texas.
The Air Force plane, which often serves as Air Force One, with Bush's casket left for a final service in Houston and burial Thursday at his family plot on the presidential library grounds at Texas A&M University in College Station.
As a motorcade subsequently carried Bush's remains to the family church, St. Martin's Episcopal, along a closed interstate, hundreds of people in stopped cars on the other side of the road took pictures and shot cellphone video. One driver of a tanker truck climbed atop the hulking vehicle for a better view, and at least 15 firefighters scaled a pair of stopped firetrucks to salute.
Upon its arrival at the church, Bush's casket was met by a military band and Houston Democratic Mayor Sylvester Turner.
His final resting place is alongside Barbara Bush, his wife of 73 years, and Robin Bush, the daughter who died of leukemia at age 3.


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Finance Coordinator at Global Health Corps
Lilongwe, Malawi
Salary: 000
Global Health Corps
Since 2009, Global Health Corps (GHC) has built a network of 1150+ next gen leaders committed to transforming health systems. Through a robust fellowship and alumni program, GHC seeds the health sector with innovative and resilient young leaders and invests in them to grow and drive systems change across their careers. GHC serves as a critical talent pipeline for its partners, an entry point to global health for non-clinical leaders who join as fellows, and a leadership accelerator for alumni and their networks. GHC leaders are concentrated in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, and the U.S., but the network has a truly global reach across 40+ countries and 450+ health organizations.
The Finance team is responsible for all financial functions of the organization, including accounting, payments and banking, payroll support, budgeting, financial reporting, and compliance. The team objective is to enhance efficiency, provide accurate and complete financial information about our programs and operations, making it easier to forecast future funding needs, and ensuring continuous stability and steady growth of our mission. Working under the direction of the Vice President of Finance, the Finance Coordinator is responsible for all day-to-day accounting functions and providing financial and administrative support to teammates. Our ideal candidate demonstrates interest in performing day-to-day accounting activities, including bookkeeping, bank reconciliations, accounts payable, and accounts receivable ensuring compliance with financial reporting and other standard accounting procedures. You should also have excellent organizational skills and be able to handle time-sensitive tasks.
Specifically, the Finance Coordinator will…
Support the fiscal operations, including general accounting, accounts receivable/payable, grants and contributions, cash flow management, tax filing/reporting, journal entries, financial reports/records, and general ledger accounts
Oversee the monthly closing processes and global consolidation of transactions from GHC's countries of operation
Support the development and review of the fiscal year budgets and performance projections
Assist with the development team to create budgets for grant proposals, financial reports, and analytics to support fundraising and the donor cultivation process
Support the financial tracking and cash flow projection of grants funding (grants tracker) and reconcile against the donor database (Salesforce)
Administrate payroll in coordination with the People Team.
Support annual audit by coordinating with other team members to secure necessary documentation and information
Conduct finance onboarding for new staff
Maintain organized, accurate, and secure accounting and finance files at all times.
An enthusiastic advocate for Global Health Corps' mission and values. You are inspired to empower and support leaders building a movement for global health equity. You thrive on a close-knit team that values shared integrity, inclusive collaboration, sustainable resilience, and continuous learning.
An experienced Finance Professional looking to grow new skills in the international arena. You bring 3-5 years of work experience as an Accountant, Finance Officer, or similar role with in-depth knowledge of financial regulations and accounting processes.
You are DEI-centered and have a passion for supporting teams. You strive to make every interaction with staff a positive one. You approach every aspect of work, big and small, with a critical lens of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and have a passion for creating a work environment where all teammates feel valued and supported.
Detail-oriented with outstanding analytical and time management skills. You understand what details matter, and you get them right.
A problem solver who owns your work. You overcome obstacles in your work by identifying them, adapting to new information, and proactively devising solutions. You take action before being asked and hold yourself accountable when you set goals.
An action-oriented, resourceful, and collaborative team member. You possess a "get it done" attitude, with the ability to stay focused and nimble in a dynamic environment. You work effectively across teams, time zones, and people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
A strong communicator and relationship builder. You enjoy finding ways to relay information, so it sticks and is easily understood. You have a warm, energetic, and authentic personality that translates to building lasting relationships with a range of personalities.
You are knowledgeable about financial systems: You have a working knowledge of Sage Intacct or any other financial system is an added advantage.
You have a strong ethical compass: You have the ability to self-manage your work and manage confidential data.
Education: Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or Economics required. Professional qualification as a CFA/CPA is considered a plus.
WORK ENVIRONMENT AND BENEFITS
This role can be based in Lilongwe, Malawi; Kigali, Rwanda; Kampala, Uganda; or Lusaka, Zambia. You will have the opportunity to work from the office or at home. You will work with your manager to determine the details of a hybrid work schedule. Compensation is competitive and includes an excellent benefits package with medical insurance, paid vacation days and wellness days, employer-sponsored retirement savings, a professional development stipend, and flexible scheduling.
If this opportunity speaks to you, please apply with 1) a cover letter that explains why Global Health Corps' work excites you and why this role is a fit for you, and 2) your resume. We review applications on a rolling basis.
Global Health Corps is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, age, marital status, veteran status, pregnancy, parental status, genetic information, or other characteristics or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.
We embrace and value diverse skill sets and backgrounds. We are a community of leaders who are proud to represent many different national, racial, ethnic, socio-economic, religious, gender, and other identities. We represent varied professional backgrounds, collaborating across fields and sectors to form a powerful, close-knit network of changemakers. Our diversity as a community is our strength, driving our ability to be empathetic, visionary, and effective leaders in the health equity movement, and engage with the world with dignity and respect.
To apply for this job please visit jobs.lever.co.


Great news - our film is getting a theatrical release in LA, NYC and Tel Aviv in November.
It's very exciting indeed. Without a budget, and with very little support from large Jewish organizations, we're still managing to get our film out there - the full indie way, with grass roots marketing.
It's hard, but it's an exciting adventure.
A magazine for hip happenings in the jewish world.
An Israeli filmmaker is to get his six years in the making documentary released on how a number of Jewish woman are keeping Yiddish theatre alive in the United States.
Where once Yiddish theatre was part of many Jews' social lives going out to see productions in New York, it has dwindled over the years as performers switched from Yiddish to mainstream productions and the famous theatres themselves being turned into other buildings and offices.
Dan Katzir's Yiddish Theater: A Love Story will be screened in Los Angeles, New York and Tel Aviv in November and features some of the major names in modern Yiddish theatre including Shifra Lerer, Felix Fibich and Seymour Rechzeit.
The inspiration for the film came in 2000 when Katzir came across Zypora Spaisman, a Holocaust survivor in her 80s from Poland who invited him to watch a show she was in and over the next six years, Katzir got to know her and others in the Yiddish theatre community and the issues they face in keeping it alive.


For the longest time, I was lacking inspiration. I blame most of it on the end of the year senioritis where I was lucky if I put on real clothes and got to school on time. I didn't feel like blogging all that much, and I had no idea what direction I wanted to move my content toward. After an exhausting graduation week, I finally had time to sit down and gather inspiration for the blog. Like I said, I planned out posts for all of July and August, and now I am getting started on September. Today I wanted to share with y'all where this sudden burst of creative energy came from and how I get my inspiration to blog.
Finding | This is honestly my favorite way to get inspired. I absolutely love finding new places to explore and just admiring what is around me. My dad and I went hiking at my county's nature trails again, but this time we went on two different trails. We saw different areas that both of us had never seen before, and it was amazing. Then the other day my sister asked me what I wanted to do in Atlanta, and I told her that I wanted to go somewhere I had never been. She took me to Highland Bakery, and it was really nice not to be eating at one of the restaurants that we always go to in Atlanta. I don't know about you, but whenever I am in a new place, I feel so much better, and I get so many ideas. Go somewhere new whether it's a new restaurant or a new city or even a new path.
Watching | Okay, so I won't lie to you. I haven't been watching a ton of documentaries lately. I've mostly been watching Avengers Assemble. However, I think documentaries are a great way to get inspired. Watching Dior and I changed my life, and Iris is soooo good. Both available on Netflix. I also really love The September Issue and Bill Cunningham New York, but unfortunately they're not on Netflix anymore.
But documentaries can be long, and if you need a quick burst of inspiration, YouTube is the best place to get it. Right now, my favorite YouTubers are Monica Church and Meghan Rienks. Monica's vlogs are seriously so good, and they're edited like "real" videos rather than how vlogs are normally edited. Then Meghan is in general one of my favorite people. She's so funny, and I always feel like she's super real on camera, which I don't always feel from other YouTubers. I especially love her baking videos.
Listening | I am always listening to music when I am blogging. I absolutely love upbeat music that keeps me going. I've created a Current Favorites playlist of music that has been stuck in my head on repeat. Also if I am trying to get something done quickly, I listen to "Jordan Belfort."
I've also been getting into more podcasts recently. "Serial" is an amazing podcast that deals with the justice system, and then I've been liking "Stuff You Should Know," which is super interesting.
I'll have to check out that 'Modern Gossip Girl' twitter!


Meet us in Seoul: ETIA takes part of business Mission in Green Energy Technologies to Korea from 29 January – 2 February 2018.
We are proud to be a part of EU Gateway | Business Avenues Business Mission in Green Energy Technologies which takes place in Korea from 29 January to 2 February 2018.
Our company is strongly focusing on development abroad and will participate to EU Gateway events in order to develop and increase its international presence. ETIA is looking for new business opportunities as well as getting in contact with potential partners for developing a strategic partnership in new regions. We also have very positive experience with earlier missions organized by EU Gateway.
During this exhibition week, as one of the selected European companies, we will be showcasing our products and technologies to the potential business partners. We will be promoting Biogreen®, as a flagging product of ETIA, which is patented pyrolysis process operating since 2003, which for more than a decade works for converting biomass, plastics and waste, into energy and useful products.


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Leah Kodat #22 DS Liberty
k/s 0.00
h % -
a/s 0.06
b/s 0.00
sa/s 0.00
d/s 0.76
Nov 11 Eastern Kentucky W, 3-0
Nov 13 at Bellarmine W, 3-0
Nov 17 vs. #8 Stetson W, 3-2
Nov 18 vs. #4 Lipscomb W, 3-2
Nov 19 vs. #2 FGCU L, 3-0
Dec 3 Western Carolina L, 3-1
Statistics category
Matches 7 190th 4 173rd
Sets 17 180th 11 163rd
Kills 0 183rd 0 167th
Kills per set 0.00 - 0.00 -
Errors 0 176th 0 152nd
Total Attacks 0 205th 0 188th
Hitting Percentage - - - -
Assists 1 153rd 1 127th
Assists per set 0.06 - 0.09 -
Service Aces 0 155th 0 139th
Service Errors 1 153rd 0 155th
Service Aces per set 0.00 - 0.00 -
Receptions 17 105th 9 100th
Reception Errors 1 107th 0 108th
Digs 13 160th 11 135th
Digs per set 0.76 - 1.00 -
Block Solo 0 111th 0 93rd
Block Assist 0 147th 0 133rd
Block Total 0 148th 0 134th
Blocks per set 0.00 - 0.00 -
Block Errors 0 122nd 0 89th
Ball Handling Errors 0 76th 0 51st
Points 0.0 205th 0.0 193rd
Points per set 0.0 - 0.0 -
Matches started - - - -
Aug 20 # at Campbell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Aug 26 vs. Elon W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Aug 26 at VCU L, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Aug 27 vs. High Point L, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 2 Winthrop W, 3-1 - 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Sep 3 UNC Wilmington W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 3 Murray State W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 9 at UC San Diego W, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 9 vs. Pacific L, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 10 vs. New Mexico L, 3-2 - 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Sep 16 Radford W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 17 Coppin St. L, 3-1 - 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Sep 17 Eastern Mich. W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sep 23 Queens (N.C.) W, 3-0 - 3 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Sep 25 at Queens (N.C.) W, 3-0 - 3 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Sep 30 Kennesaw State W, 3-0 - 2 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Oct 1 Jacksonville State L, 3-2 - 3 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
Oct 7 at Bellarmine W, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 8 at Eastern Kentucky L, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 14 Jacksonville W, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 16 North Florida W, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 21 at Stetson W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 22 at FGCU W, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 28 Austin Peay W, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oct 30 Lipscomb W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 4 at North Alabama W, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 6 at Central Arkansas W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 11 Eastern Kentucky W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 13 at Bellarmine W, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 17 vs. #8 Stetson W, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 18 vs. #4 Lipscomb W, 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nov 19 vs. #2 FGCU L, 3-0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Dec 3 Western Carolina L, 3-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
# Stats don't count towards season totals
sa/s
b/s
pts/s
2022-23 7 17 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 0.06 0 0.00 17 1 13 0.76 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Total 7 17 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 0.06 0 0.00 17 1 13 0.76 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Conference 4 11 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 0.09 0 0.00 9 0 11 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Exhibition - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Home 5 12 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 0.08 0 0.00 14 1 10 0.83 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Away 1 3 0 0.00 0 0 - 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 1 0.33 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Neutral 1 2 0 0.00 0 0 - 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 0 2 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Wins 4 10 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 0.10 0 0.00 0 0 10 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
Losses 3 7 0 0.00 0 0 - 0 0.00 0 0.00 17 1 3 0.43 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
September 6 14 0 0.00 0 0 - 1 0.07 0 0.00 8 1 12 0.86 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
October 1 3 0 0.00 0 0 - 0 0.00 0 0.00 9 0 1 0.33 0 0 0 0.00 0.0 0.0
1 Navy
3 vs. FGCU
@ College Park, MD
3 Central Arkansas
1 vs. Tennessee Tech
@ Springfield, MO Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational
3 Austin Peay
1 vs. Louisiana Tech
@ Clemson, SC
0 Jacksonville
3 at North Texas
Denton, Texas
0 IUPUI
3 at Eastern Kentucky
Richmond, Ky.
0 Queens (N.C.)
3 vs. Morehead State
@ Asheville, NC
0 Elon
3 vs. Liberty
@ Richmond, VA
3 Bucknell
1 vs. Bellarmine
@ Loretto, PA
1 Rhode Island
3 Jacksonville State
0 vs. Chicago State
@ Bloomington, IN
3 No. 14 Stanford
0 at Lipscomb
Nashville, Tenn.
3 Kennesaw State
1 vs. Western Carolina
@ Winston-Salem, NC
3 North Alabama
0 vs. Stonehill
1 Oral Roberts
3 vs. Central Arkansas
@ Springfield, MO
3 vs. UT Rio Grande Valley
@ Denton, TX
3 Stetson
0 at Georgia Southern
Statesboro, Ga.
0 Radford
3 at Clemson
Clemson, S.C.
1 North Florida
3 at No. 15 Florida
Gainesville, Fla.
1 Liberty
3 at VCU
Richmond, Va.
0 at UNC Asheville
0 North Carolina Central
3 vs. Kennesaw State
3 Virginia
0 vs. North Florida
@ Gainesville, Fla.
0 vs. USC Upstate
@ Statesboro, GA
3 Presbyterian
1 vs. Austin Peay
0 Stonehill
3 vs. Queens (N.C.)
3 Bellarmine
1 at St. Francis (Pa.)
Loretto, Penn.
3 UNLV
0 vs. Jacksonville
0 vs. Indiana St.
3 UT-Martin
0 vs. Alcorn St.
2 at Missouri St.
Springfield, Mo.
1 vs. Gardner-Webb
0 vs. ETSU
3 vs. High Point
3 FGCU
1 at Maryland
College Park, Md.
0 at Indiana
Bloomington, Ind.
3 at Wake Forest
0 Tennessee St.
Recap | Box Score
3 Lipscomb
1 at Belmont
Sep.1
0 Furman
3 at Kennesaw State
Kennesaw, Ga.
2 vs. Citadel
2 Chattanooga
3 at Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla.
0 Alcorn St.
3 vs. Stetson
@ Boca Raton, FL
3 Marshall
@ Oxford, OH
3 at Houston
3 Mississippi State
1 Grambling
3 at North Alabama
Florence, Ala.
3 Eastern Kentucky
1 at Wofford
Spartanburg, S.C.
0 vs. Alabama State
@ Fort Collins, CO
2 USC Upstate
3 vs. Eastern Kentucky
@ Spartanburg, SC
0 vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff
3 Kansas St.
@ Orlando, FL
3 Charleston Southern
@ Macon, GA Mercer Tournament
2 vs. Florida A&M
@ Tallahassee, FL
1 Winthrop
3 at Liberty
3 MTSU
0 High Point
0 Georgia State
0 Lamar
3 Ball St.
3 at Colorado St.
Fort Collins, Colo.
3 Oregon State
@ Houston, TX
0 UNC Wilmington
0 vs. Appalachian State
3 at Mercer
Macon, Ga.
3 at FAU
Boca Raton, Fla.
0 at Miami (Ohio)
3 vs. Arkansas
3 vs. Alabama
3 Syracuse
0 Murray State
3 vs. Southern Miss.
3 at Florida State
Tallahassee, Fla.
0 Samford
3 at UNC Greensboro
0 Alabama State
3 at Mississippi State
Starkville, Miss.
0 Tarleton St.
Dolphin Classic
0 ULM
3 at Central Arkansas
Conway, Ark.
0 Nicholls
3 at Jacksonville State
Jacksonville, Ala.
1 vs. VCU
2 St. Francis (Pa.)
3 Seattle U
0 at Bellarmine
2 at UC San Diego
San Diego, Calif.
3 at Memphis
Beale Street Challenge
3 Robert Morris
1 vs. North Alabama
@ Morehead, KY
2 vs. Northern Kentucky
@ Bowling Green, KY
0 South Alabama
@ Starkville, MS
0 Xavier
3 vs. Lipscomb
@ Louisville, KY Louisville, Ky.
3 Troy
@ Birmingham, AL
3 Illinois St.
@ Memphis, TN Beale Street Challenge
2 vs. Quinnipiac
0 SIU Edwardsville
3 at Stetson
DeLand, Fla.
1 Purdue Fort Wayne
3 Gardner-Webb
0 Idaho
0 South Dakota St.
3 Pacific
@ La Jolla, CA
2 Southern Illinois
Sep.10
2 vs. Oakland
2 Toledo
3 vs. Houston
0 Bethune-Cookman
0 Georgia Southern
3 Eastern Illinois
3 FAU
0 at Morehead State
Morehead, Ky.
3 at No. 21 Western Kentucky
Bowling Green, Ky.
3 Louisiana Tech
3 at UAB
0 Mercer
3 at No. 4 Louisville
3 vs. Auburn
0 at FIU
Miami, Fla.
0 at Alabama State
0 UAB
3 at No. 23 Kansas
Lawrence, Kan.
0 vs. Little Rock
@ Memphis, TN
3 South Dakota
@ Tampa, FL
0 Jackson St.
3 Northern Iowa
@ Coralville, IA
1 Florida A&M
@ Mobile, AL
@ Troy, AL
1 North Dakota St.
3 at Austin Peay
Clarksville, Tenn.
1 Southeast Missouri State
@ Carbondale, IL
@ Nashville, TN
3 Mississippi
2 vs. Chattanooga
0 vs. Alabama A&M
3 vs. Neb.-Omaha
@ Lawrence, KS
3 at South Florida
Tampa, Fla.
1 Buffalo
3 at FGCU
Fort Myers, Fla.
1 Southern Miss.
0 ETSU
3 at Iowa
Coralville, Iowa
0 Ark.-Pine Bluff
3 Coppin St.
0 vs. Cornell
0 vs. St. Francis (Pa.)
0 St. Francis Brooklyn
3 at South Alabama
Mobile, Ala.
0 vs. Bethune-Cookman
3 UCF
2 at Southern Illinois
Carbondale, Ill.
0 Eastern Mich.
2 at Troy
Troy, Ala.
3 at Tennessee St.
3 Auburn
3 at North Florida
Jacksonville, Fla. (Swisher Gymnasium)
0 at Queens (N.C.)
Charlotte, N.C.
1 at Marshall
Huntington, W.Va.
1 at Little Rock
at Florida A&M
Oct.1
St. Petersburg, Fla. (Eckerd College)
Box Score | ESPN+
Nov.1
0 #7 North Florida
3 vs. #2 FGCU
@ Nashville, TN - ASUN Championship Quarterfinal
3 #6 Kennesaw State
2 vs. #3 Jacksonville State
2 #8 Stetson
3 vs. #1 Liberty
0 #5 Central Arkansas
3 vs. #4 Lipscomb
@ Nashville, Tenn. - ASUN Conference Quarterfinal
@ Nashville, TN - ASUN Championship Semifinal
2 #4 Lipscomb
@ Nashville, Tenn. - ASUN Championship Semifinal
3 #2 FGCU
@ Nashville, TN - ASUN Championship Final
Dec.2
3 vs. #6 Iowa St.
3 Western Carolina
Lynchburg, Va. - NIVC First Round


The concern is, though, you should never get leather seats in your car. even if animal rights activists and environmentalists have their own reasons to tell you to go for cloth, I'm not going there in this piece because it's irrelevant: all ideological debate aside, leather seats don't make a summative lot of wisdom in the majority of cars. And I'm going to tell you why.
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Super Mario Run Mod Apk: A new type of Mario game that you can play with one hand.
You control Mario playing while he constantly runs forward. Calculate the faucets to achieve elegant jumps, twists in the air and jumps on the wall to collect coins and reach the goal!
Super Mario Run can be downloaded for free and after purchasing the game, you will be able to play all modes without the need for additional payment. You can try the four modes before you buy: World Tour, Toad Rally, Remix 10 and Kingdom Builder.
Run and jump in style to rescue Princess Peach from the clutches of Bowser!
Travel through plains, caverns, ghost houses, aircraft, castles and more.
Clear the 24 exciting courses to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser, waiting in her castle at the end. There are many ways to enjoy the courses, such as collecting the 3 different types of coloured coins or competing for the highest score against your friends. You can try the 1-1 to 1-4 courses for free.
After rescuing Princess Peach, a special world of nine dishes, World Star, will appear.
This mode is Super Mario Run in small bursts! You will play through 10 short courses one after the other, and the courses will change every time you play. Daisy is lost somewhere in Remix 10, so try to clear as many courses as you can to find her!
Show the elegant movements of Mario, compete against your friends and challenge people from all over the world.
Compete against the movements of other players in style to get the highest score while collecting coins and a crowd of Toads encourages you. Fill the meter with elegant movements to enter Coin Acceleration mode to get more coins. If you win the rally, the toads that vibrate will come to live in your kingdom and your kingdom will grow.
Collect coins and toads to build your own kingdom.
Combine different buildings and decorations to create your own unique kingdom. There are more than 100 types of elements in the Kingdom Builder mode. If you get more Toads in Toad Rally, the number of buildings and decorations available will increase. With the help of friendly toads, you can gradually build your kingdom.
Why not try the biggest challenges and emotions available in all courses?
It is easier to get Rally tickets that are needed to play Remix 10 and Toad Rally. Can you collect them in Kingdom Builder through Bonus Game Houses and? Blocks, collecting coloured coins in World Tour, and more.
If you rescue Princess Peach by completing the 6-4 course and building houses for Luigi, Yoshi and Toadette in Kingdom Builder mode, you can have them join your adventures as playable characters. They play Mario differently, so why not make good use of their special features in World Tour and Toad Rally?
The types of courses available in Toad Rally will increase to seven different types of courses, expanding the fun! Along with the new additions, the purple and yellow toads can also make you happy.
The types of buildings available will increase, so you can make your kingdom even more lively. You can also place Rainbow Bridges to expand your kingdom.
* Internet connectivity is required to play. Data charges may apply.
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Super Mario Run is a side-scrolling endless video game developed and published by Nintendo for iOS and Android devices. It was released for iOS in December 2016 and for Android in March 2017. The game represents one of the first Nintendo games developed for mobile devices and one of the few instances in which a game of the Mario series was officially launched on hardware that is not Nintendo.
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