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Democrats Love for MS-13 Animals
Tiffany Layne
Recently, President Trump called MS-13 gang members "animals".
The media and several high-ranking Democrats pretended to be outraged, insinuating that Trump was speaking of all illegals.
Democrats wanted America to believe that they weren't taking the president out of context. Because in the old days, once the narrative is set, there no getting the dye out of that wool.
Thus, Leftists ganged up President Trump. They presented the old worn out narrative that Trump hates immigrants…ok, Mexicans.
One obviously anti-Trump man tweeted:
I would rather my daughter dated a member of MS-13 than a member of the Republican Party
— Rob Rousseau (@robrousseau) May 17, 2018
So would I! Let's see how Dad would feel after learning about the types of crimes perpetrated by MS-13?
Just last year, we wrote of the MS-13 teenage gang members who come here unaccompanied and then terrorize US High Schools. As we noted at the time:
Earlier this spring, a dozen MS-13 gang members were indicted for killing several high school students in Long Island.
In another incident earlier this year, Maryland police found that children as young as 5th grade were being targeted to join the gang. But their sinister activities are far worse than you think.
Sadly, those crimes pale in comparison to other actions taken by MS-13. They extort money from local families and businesses. Those who don't cooperate face beheading or machete amputations of their extremities.
And let's not forget all the young girls they snatch up and sell into slavery. Human trafficking is big business for MS-13.
Members recruit young Central American immigrants, usually girls, some recently arrived in the US, others shipped in by the gang, as well as female runaways, and force them into prostitution. Many of the girls have a history of sexual abuse. In 2009, there were nine child prostitution rings discovered in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia, most run by MS-13. If such activity is indicative of gang activity in all territories, the number of operations and victims could be staggering.
Such activity is easy money for the gang; they barely spend anything on the product (young girls), because they get it for free. According to NPR, the only thing the gang has to spend on regarding the girls is drugs and alcohol to keep them subdued.
High ranking Democrats and the media seem to agree.
MS-13 gang members here illegally are more welcome than upstanding NRA members, or even veterans.
The New York Times weighed in, tweeting:
Trump lashed out at undocumented immigrants during a White House meeting, calling those trying to breach the country's borders "animals."
Adam Schiff tweeted:
Murderers, rapists, and animals. This is how the President views undocumented immigrants. These degrading words are also how despots around the world dehumanize those they persecute.
The only protection? A vigilant citizenry and the rule of law. https://twitter.com/cspan/status/996845374819192833 …
The only protection? A vigilant citizenry and the rule of law. https://t.co/hSATf0OxCV
— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) May 17, 2018
Then the ultra liberal Jerry Brown threw in his two cents.
???? @realDonaldTrump is lying on immigration, lying about crime and lying about the laws of CA. Flying in a dozen Republican politicians to flatter him and praise his reckless policies changes nothing. We, the citizens of the fifth largest economy in the world, are not impressed.
— Jerry Brown (@JerryBrownGov) May 16, 2018
Andrea Mitchell retweeted Jerry Brown:
A tough take down by the California governor after @realDonaldTrump calls people trying to get into the country "animals" not people. https://t.co/LPKiHPJaWZ
— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) May 16, 2018
MSNBC's Chris Hayes couldn't help himself:
At a certain point you run out of language strong enough to describe and condemn the president's bigotry. It's vile.
At a certain point you run out of language strong enough to describe and condemn the president's bigotry. It's vile.
— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) May 16, 2018
These Leftists KNEW Trump was referring to hard-core gang-bangers! But that didn't matter. Even when confronted with their fake news narrative, these clowns merely shifted to the old safety net: racism
Chris Hayes tweeted:
This MS-13 nonsense has precisely the same structure as the racist drug war rhetoric of the crack years.
Politicians would use wildly racist language to describe drug dealers, but if called on it would say "oh so you're defending drug dealers?"
When it was determined that President Trump's comments were taken out of context, the AP pretended to correct the story:
The Associated PressVerified account @AP
AP has deleted a tweet from late Wednesday on Trump's "animals" comment about immigrants because it wasn't made clear that he was speaking after a comment about gang members.
In the old days and with lesser Republicans, perhaps this subterfuge might have worked. But it's a new day in America. And the Democrats ended up looking like Stormy Daniels after a rough day on the set.


If you'll recall, earlier God had provided what was needed for mankind to survive. He gave him a job to do, caring for the garden. Now God allows man to further reflect Him by expanding Adam's responsibilities.
Man learns to provide for himself.
He grows in responsibility, now caring for others, and defining his relationships with them. Those relationships reflect the duty God has given him.
Man realizes everything has a mate except him. Despite the fulfilment of making a living and honoring God with his creativity, he's lacking something. God created him with a need for a companion. Adam, and thereby we, were created with a need for God, and a need for each other, particularly a mate. Notice the scripture says "helper".
No other person will further define your life than your mate. That person needs to be a helper to you in living out the calling God has placed upon you. Eve was made from Adam, signifying the incompleteness we men have without our wife. What follows is a natural order by God's practical design.
Men, get your act together. When we have a wife, we aren't to continue to depend upon our parents, but instead learn to define and live our lives relatively self-sufficiently, depending on what God has provided, and in unity with our wife. She needs to know to what length you would go for the two of you. She needs to know she's worth it.
Women, don't sabotage a good man who looks out for your well-being and follows the Lord. He needs your encouragement. He needs to know you believe he has what it takes. If God has placed a call upon your family, don't fight the Lord and your husband both. You'll both be miserable.
This is a joint mission. Consider each other. Husband and wife will more fully enjoy the benefits of a happy marriage when the husband leads in fulfilling God's calling upon your family, and the wife is a helper in the cause. It's a mutualistic symbiotic relationship. Despite the lies of the enemy to the contrary, there is no shame in this type of relationship. Inequality of the sexes (in either direction) be damned. This is a firm foundation set by God to build your lives together. Go take the world together!


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The New England jam band Dispatch comprised Brad Corrigan, Pete Heimbold, and Chad Urmston, who first got together while attending Middlebury College in Vermont. The young band debuted in 1996 with Silent Steeples and ...
The New England jam band Dispatch comprised Brad Corrigan, Pete Heimbold, and Chad Urmston, who first got together while attending Middlebury College in Vermont. The young band debuted in 1996 with Silent Steeples and returned a year later with Bang Bang. Both albums displayed the trio's three-part harmonies and cheeky, college-friendly mix of Barenaked Ladies-style acoustic pop and folk-rock, with some reggae and funk influences tossed in for good measure. June 2000 saw the release of Four-Day Trials, a fan-friendly album of first takes and live favorites that featured a jammy take on the Beastie Boys' "Root Down." Who Are We Living For? followed that October, and was marked by a protest song vibe to go with the normal round of good-time grooves. By this point, Dispatch had built a sizable East Coast following due to frequent university gigs and a strong Internet presence. The buzz secured the band some national modern rock airplay of the reggae-tinged single "Open Up." They returned in 2001 with Gut the Van, which enjoyed national distribution through the Digital Club Network online store and showcased the band's energetic live act. In 2003, however, the bandmates announced their amicable decision to split up; the following year, Dispatch played what was said to be the band's final concert, a free show that drew upwards of 110,000 fans to the Hatch Shell in Boston. The live album All Points Bulletin documented the event, and the three members subsequently disbanded to pursue other ventures. Fans didn't have to wait long for a reunion, however, as Dispatch reunited in the summer of 2007 for a string of benefit concerts. A CD/DVD package, Dispatch: Zimbabwe: Live at Madison Square Garden, was released to commemorate the shows. In 2011, the band announced that they would be reuniting, playing a series of shows across the United States. Together again, Dispatch released Circles Around the Sun, an album produced by Peter Katis (Interpol, Jonsi, the National), which found the band exploring an expansive new sound after their ten-year hiatus. It was followed in 2013 by the double-disc live album Ain't No Trip to Cleveland, Vol. 1. The band then retreated into the studio to begin work on their next album, taking time out to play their second headlining show at Madison Square Garden in July of 2015.
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The novel enzymatic activity conferred by IDH1 gene mutations is believed to provide a desirable target for effective anti-cancer therapies. Indeed, agents that target mutant IDH activity are under active development and clinical study. A clinical trial studying an IDH1 inhibitor AG-120 is currently accruing patients at the MGH cancer center.


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Based on the Dacia Duster – the most affordable new SUV in the UK – the Duster Commercial 4x4 once again took the title after impressing the expert judging panel with its rugged go-anywhere capability and unrivalled value. Combining the driveability and comfort of an award-winning SUV with a 1,604-litre maximum load capacity and the low P11D cost and other financial benefits of being classified as an LCV, the Duster Commercial is the perfect vehicle for those who need a spacious working vehicle that can venture off-road when required.
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What if Sony decided to make an Oculus Rift for the PS4?
PlayStation has said publicly that it has Oculus Rift dev kits in the office and Shuhei Yoshida, Sony Computer Entertainment head of Worldwide Studios, admitted that he liked it. What if Sony teamed with Oculus?
What would a PS Rift look like and what could it do? With the Oculus Rift HD and Sony HMZ-T2 in mind, we came up with this unofficial concept render. Well, our talented Audio Visual team has made the above mock up for you to peruse at your leisure. We hope you enjoy it.
Since Sony was the manufactuerer that brought console owners 3D gaming during this generations - yes, yes, we know PC gamers have had that for ages - it wouldn't be such a stretch to summise it would also be looking into technology that could completely immerse players in their gaming experience.
Our own Deputy Editor, Matt Hill managed to get a hands-on - or should that be the head-on - with the Oculus Rift at this year's E3 video games expo in Los Angeles in June. He was suitably blown away to the point where he considered playing games back at home on his HD set something of a disappointment after wearing the Rift.


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Well I officially did it! I successfully completed my 30 day vegan challenge. I'm actually quite shocked I made it through. There were so many times I wanted to crack, but I didn't. What did the challenge do for me? Well, I wanted to lose weight – bingo, 5+ pounds lost. I may have actually lost closer to 7 but I didn't write down my original weight so can't really remember the exact number. But I can tell you all my clothes are falling down. I tried new food groups and opened my horizons. I'm a notoriously picky eater and I ordered so many things out in restaurants I never would have tried before. Now, you're supposed to get tons of energy on this diet – did that happen for me? Well, I wouldn't jump to say tons but definitely a good amount is fair. Overall I feel pretty good.
The only question is: what now? Do I remain a vegan, or go back to the way things were? Well, I haven't quite decided that yet. For now, until I figure it out, I'm going to stick to my vegan challenge.
So if you're thinking of undertaking a vegan challenge, here's 10 secrets to help you make it through.
Know your reason – know why you are doing this. I didn't really have a good reason and everyone will ask you why you're doing it – your mom, friends, strangers, and everyone will tell you that you're not getting enough calcium or meat. It's easier to keep going strong when you get these answers sorted out from the beginning.
Stock up – Keep your kitchen and your bag well stocked with fresh fruits and veggies. The more fresh produce you have on hand the less likely you are to be tempted to fill up on junk food or crack under pressure. Don't forget fresh herbs and spices – they go a long way and mean the difference between blah and great food. Also, be ready to have a few favorite things on hand at all times for when you've got cravings or are wanting to give up. My go to items were chips and salsa, roasted red pepper hummus, and dark chocolate coated almonds.
Find your vegan friendly alternatives – Simple things like coffee creamer go a long way and keep you from longing for your comforts, one of mine being coffee. Almost anything you love probably has a vegan alternative (OK, besides meat) – I found coconut milk creamer and ice cream that I love as much if not more than the real deal. Start reading labels and you will find there is more out there that's vegan friendly than you realize.
Try new foods – I tried so many new things on this challenge. I'm ordering mushrooms, beets and eggplant while out – that's a first! I cooked up kale and purple sweet potatoes and loved them both.
Get creative and be open – Dying for pizza? Order or make one with vegan friendly crust, great toppings and skip the cheese – its good! Making a creamy soup? Add roasted cauliflower instead of cream.
Ask for help and beware of ingredients – When eating out ask the Chef – they will usually come up with something special that is not even on the menu. Don't be afraid to ask what's in a dish, you'll be surprised at what can be made vegan with just one switch – or what has animal by-products in it that you wouldn't have guessed. There's usually more vegan options than you realize at first glance.
Avoid being a carbivore – It's so easy to rely on pasta during this challenge. There are times when you just get hungry. But try and stay on top of snacks and lots of fresh produce to avoid going overboard with the carbs.
Find your resources – I could not have eaten out without this handy site – I pretty much referenced it every single time I ate out at a chain restaurant. My favorite go to items which I love vegan or not are a veggie bowl at Chipotle with rice, black beans, fajita peppers, tomato, and corn and the Mediterranean Veggie Sandwich at Panera without feta.
Don't be too hard on yourself – Take your challenge seriously but at the same time be realistic. There may be times you cheat by accident or have no option. Realize the big change you're making. Real vegans cut out all animal by-products which can include enzymes and all sorts of crazy things you've never even thought about. As you get started stick to avoiding the basics: meat, seafood, stocks, eggs, and dairy. If you slip, don't beat yourself up too hard. Just give it your best effort.
Share the challenge publicly – Share publicly and commit to the challenge or at least have one person to hold you accountable. There were many times I wanted to quit but this blog kept me going – even though I knew not many were reading it, just the fact it was out there I didn't want to fail.
I think this 30 day vegan challenge brought great things for me – it opened my mind and palate. I'd encourage anyone to give it a try to feel healthier, try new things, or at least just sympathize with the vegans living in a mostly non-vegan world!
Update: See my post on five easy ways to reduce your dairy consumption.
Vanessa, you always do what you set your mind to. I am so proud of you for sticking with it. I can say I do not know if I would have made it the 30 days myself. Remember moderation is a good thing. You might want to add some fish and that wonderful pecorina parmesan back to your diet. Other than that you might be able to continue on incorporating a few of your favorite things.
I love this! I don't know if I could ever do vegan but I love that you did…and that you shared with the rest of us your tips. Good luck with whatever you decide, Vanessa!
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When you ride down the street and there's 2 lanes, but one is filled with parked cars, how do you ride? Do you ride in the middle of the traffic lane? Do you ride towards the outside of the traffic lane? Do you ride in the parking lane, all close to the cardoors? The sidewalk? Not sure? Think for a minute. Maybe you've been going down Hamilton Ave through Northside down by Hoffner Park. On the north side of Blue Rock heading down towards Spring Grove. There you have two lanes at your disposable, if the bus isn't taking up the outer. Once we cross over Blue Rock, cars begin to park in that lane and there is only one left for moving traffic. Where do you go? Straight to Take the Cake? Ok. Now back out in the street… Car behind you and bus ahead of you. Yeah, it a big car! They're all big! Wait! Real quick, just consider what could happen if you try to make yourself small against that wall of parked cars. You know, to give those people in the vehicle that can do 0 to 70 in how many SECONDS the opportunity to squeeze past you? THEY CAN WAIT!! They can. Really really really realize that if a cardoor opens up and hits you, you're screwed. If it opens up and you hit it, you're screwed. And not in the fun way! How will we be friends for thirty years if you didn't make it?! Own your lane. See your line in front of you. Pedal. How often have you caught yourself only looking at the moving traffic? How often do you listen to your space radio while cruising? Think about how crucial it can be to see the head inside the parked car moving like they plan on opening the door, and hear the 'ca-click' of the latch and lock.
No, you haven't done anything wrong. Just something to run round in your head tonight. Each one teach one, right? Why would you NOT want to think about this?
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Time of Glory
On May the 14th 1911, James Farrell of the London Rowing Club arrived in Malmö, Sweden. He was invited by the Swedish Olympic Rowing Committee, which had been formed for the forthcoming 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm. In the previous Games, Sweden had not taken part in the rowing events, but it would look bad if the host nation did not have any oarsmen competing at their own Games. Farrell's task was to visit some of the Swedish rowing clubs to select rowers and train them for the Olympic regatta on the waters of Djurgårdsbrunnsviken.
At an Olympic conference in Budapest earlier that year, Sweden's suggestions of boat types at the regatta had been approved: single scull, coxed outrigger four, eight, and, for the Olympics, the very odd coxed inrigger, a boat type that was used in the Nordic countries on the sometimes rough waters along their coastlines. The inrigger, the origin of which was a gig, was a wide boat with the oarlocks attached directly on the gunwale, and the four rowers sitting in a zigzag way. Germany and Great Britain had protested as they also wanted double sculls, coxless pair, and coxless four to be represented at the Games. The congress said no. The British sport magazine The Field wrote sourly that an inrigger had no business in an Olympic regatta. This boat type would never again appear at an Olympic rowing event, and has to be regarded as an Olympic curiosity.
It was not a coincidence that Farrell's first stop was Malmö in the south of Sweden. It was some distinguished members of the local rowing club in town, Malmö Roddklubb, that had suggested to the Swedish Rowing Committee to contact Farrell. The club had asked Farrell to stay for three weeks in Malmö, to train some of their oarsmen, before he was to travel to other rowing clubs in the country. The club paid him three pounds a week and gave him free board and lodging, probably something that violated ARA's amateur rules back home in England.
When James Farrell – Jack to his friends – came to Sweden that spring, he was 54 years old. He had joined the London RC in 1873 and had rowed in the bow seat in fours and eights at the Henley Royal Regatta on six occasions. In 1880, he was in the eight that won Thames Challenge Cup. He had also raced three times in the Diamond Challenge Sculls, and made it to the final in 1884. In 1892, at the age of 35, he rowed his last single race at Henley. On August the 5th, Farrell started his first rowing camp in Malmö. The Rowing Committee had decided that Farrell and his oarsmen were to concentrate on the eight and the inrigger, the latter being crewed with the four best rowers, C. Brunkman, W. Bruhn-Möller, T. Rosvall, stroke H. Dahlbäck, and coxswain W. Wilkens. Lack of funding, forced them also to row in the eight.
James Farrell went back to England later that autumn, only to return to Malmö in April the next year for a pre-Olympic training camp. On the first day, Farrell gathered the rowers around him, and said: "Well, gentlemen, from now on, no boozing, smoking or dancing!" It did not come as a surprise to the rowers that their coach put a ban on liquor and cigarettes, but dancing? Farrell explained: when you dance you are using muscles that you do not use in rowing, and this will disturb your rowing muscles – so no dancing!
The Olympic rowing event of 1912 was to that point the world's largest regatta, 45 boats from 14 countries. All the major rowing nations, except USA, had come to Stockholm. The first Olympic race on July the 17th was the inrigger four. As the 2,000-metre course only had room for two boats, several heats were needed. Farrell's crew easily defeated a crew from Norway. In the semifinal they had to work harder for the victory beating a second team from Norway. In the final the next day, they were to meet last year's Nordic champions from Denmark. But a couple of hours before this race, the Swedes had to row in the eight. Their opponents were New College. The Oxford boat had the lead from start to finish, not allowing the Swedish eight to come closer then half a boat length. Slightly more than three hours after the Swedes were beaten by New College, the Swedish inrigger four sat at the start again. The Danish boat got a brilliant start leaving the young Swedes behind. The Swedish crew fought bravely but it was extra hard with the eight race still in their bodies. At the end of the race, the Swedes put on a spurt, but the masterful Danes held the lead and took the first Danish Olympic rowing gold, leaving Sweden with a silver.
The day after the Olympic Rowing, the Swedes got their revenge. At the Nordic Championships, which were held on the Olympic course, the Swedish eight won without trouble. During 1914, 1915, and 1916, Jack Farrell was coaching Sweden's eight (a club crew from Malmö RK), helping them becoming Nordic champions all three years. This was the time of glory for Swedish rowing.
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After the Pixel 5, Google may use its own chipset to rival the iPhone
By David Lumb 14 April 2020
Next year's Google Pixel phones and Chromebooks could use this new chipset
Google is working on its own chipset to power Pixel phones of the future and it could appear in a handset as early as next year, according to a report from Axios. While the Google Pixel 5 may still use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 chipset, Google may strike out on its own after that in a bid to better compete with Apple's iPhone 12.
Google has made "significant progress toward developing" the chipset, per the report, which it's designing in partnership with Samsung. The chip, codenamed Whitechapel, will allegedly be manufactured with Samsung's 5nm tech and feature an 8-core ARM processor.
The chipset will also have hardware that's optimized to work with Google's machine learning tech as well as Google Assistant. While Google has reportedly already received working versions of the chips, it won't be ready until 2021 at earliest.
If true – and if Google is making enough progress to deploy the chipset in the coming years – it could be a bit of troubling news for Qualcomm, which has produced the Snapdragon chipsets in the Pixel 4 and its predecessors, as well as the mid-range Pixel 3a.
But the report goes on to say that future versions of the new chipset could be used in Chromebooks. That's an interesting aspiration, if true, given how many of the best Chromebooks run Intel processors; but a Google chip could be tuned to Chrome OS in the same ways this current chipset sounds like it's designed to push the Pixel line to new heights.
Google Pixel 4: a rundown of the most recent Google phone running a Qualcomm SoC
Best Android phones: many run Qualcomm's leading Snapdragon chipsets
Google Pixel 5: all we know about Google's upcoming flagship
Don't Pixels already have Google chips?
Google's smartphones already run some custom chips designed by the tech giant, though these haven't been system SoCs; instead, like the Pixel Visual Core that debuted on the Pixel 2, they've been focused on photography or, in the case of Google's Titan M, security, as Ars Technica points out.
Thus, Google's new main SoC could be just the next stage in building more and more of the silicon that goes in its Pixel phones. Given that Apple and Huawei have made their own chipsets for years, there's obvious incentive to break from Qualcomm to build an SoC tuned to its own devices. And while Samsung may continue to run Snapdragon 865 on its top-end smartphones sold in the US, its phones everywhere else run its Exynos chipsets.
The Pixel phones would still need to run some Qualcomm silicon, like its modems that are powering 5G phones. But while a majority of the best Android phones use Qualcomm's chipset, today's report suggests a further splintering of the smartphone hardware market is possible.
Via Droid Life
Google Pixel 4a: everything we've heard about the upcoming phone


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Ryan Seacrest released a statement on Friday, November 17, denying sexual misconduct claims made by a former wardrobe stylist.
The allegation was made by the stylist who worked at E! News with the Live With Kelly and Ryan host, according to The Hollywood Reporter, but the details of her accusation have not been made public.
A spokesperson for E! confirmed to Variety that the channel is investigating the allegations and THR reports that the alleged victim had requested a substantial financial payment in exchange for her silence.
The news comes in the wake of multiple sexual misconduct allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, directors James Toback and Brett Ratner, and actors including Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Piven, Ed Westwick and Louis C.K.


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RELIVE THE MASTERFULLY DARK GRUNGE OF MASSIVE ATTACK'S MEZZANINE
by Harriet Shepherd
Today, Massive Attack's Mezzanine turns 21—the same day I, less remarkably, turn 25. My affinity for this album doesn't stem from our shared birth date, but it's prolificacy in my existence—the soundtrack to long car journeys, the contents of my Dad's iPod Classic, which would click as I traced the circle of its dial and scrolled through the album's disquieting track titles—'Dissolved Girl', 'Inertia Creeps'. Early in my teenage years it resurfaced, nostalgic, but also new—and it acted as my gateway into electronic music. But Mezzanine wasn't monumental only for me, it was an epic explosion of trip hop electronica that cemented Massive Attack's position among the masters.
Massive Attack in The Face, 1994, by Jean Baptiste Mondino
If you don't know the story of Massive Attack, you're not the only one. A cult band never caught up in the cult of celebrity, Massive Attack enjoy a largely faceless level of fame, pre-social media, nestled within their niche, celebrated for the tenacity, integrity and ingenuity they poured into their distinctive sound. "By doing it slowly and anonymously, we can actually enjoy it," the trio told Q Magazine back in 1991. Born out of Bristol's burgeoning music scene in the late '80s, the three-man band comprised graffiti artist-turned-rapper Robert Del Naja (known on-stage as 3D) and DJs Grantley Marshall (aka Daddy G) and Andrew Vowles (aka Mushroom). Experimenting with sample-heavy melodies and moody sprechgesang—vocal chants that oscillate between singing and spoken word—the band cultivated their genre-defining sound for 12 years before eventually being taken under the wing of Neneh Cherry in 1990, and signed to what later became Virgin Records. Their explosive debut Blue Lines, released a year later, took cues (as well as literal samples) from rock, soul, hip hop, reggae and dub to create dynamic electronica that continues to resist categoric definition. "What we were trying to do was create dance music for the head, rather than the feet," Daddy G told The Observer, and that's exactly what they did.
Mezzanine came six years later, and though it may have been Massive Attack's third album, it was the band's climax in more ways than one. Coming out of a time when tensions among the group were high, it not only marked the end of an era for the band—who were torn apart by Mushroom's departure and Daddy G's so-called 'sabbatical'—but it also pushed the limits of the band's already saturnine sound. With trippy dub beats layered under moody vocals and driving, melancholic melodies, Mezzanine is an album more magnificently dark than anything Massive Attack had done before.
Massive Attack in Vox Magazine, 1998 (scan)
The album opens with 'Angel' and a distorted, brooding bassline that gives way to Horace Andy's vibrating vocals. Punctuated by jagged beats and the titillating reverb of percussion, Andy's louring lyricism—those eight lines that seem almost inconsequential when read—is haunting when heard. "You, are my angel," he chants, "come from way above, to bring me love." Spectacularly cinematic—scoring the searing incendio of Snatch's burning caravan scene among countless others—'Angel' is markedly Mezzanine's heaviest track, driven by that epic, unrelenting guitar crescendo that feels instantly monumental.
And darkness endures as the album continues. A sense of the sinister seeps, in one way or another, into each one of Mezzanine's eleven offerings, from the dubby grunge of 'Risingson' to the ominous edge of 'Inertia Creeps'—a track critic John Bush suggests "could well be the best production from the best team of producers the electronic world had ever seen." 'Man Next Door' might seem to signify Horace Andy's safe return to home soil, reconnecting with his reggae roots, but his mesmeric rendition of The Paragons' classic is dark-edged, even a little ominous. Even the most uplifting of the album's outpourings, the monumental 'Teardrop', is underpinned by a mournful melancholy as Elizabeth Fraser's longing, sensual projection of "fearless"ness breaks down into resigned desperation—"you're stumbling a little." 'Teardrop' is a song about grief, written following the tragic death of Frazer's ex-lover Jeff Buckley, and the rich iconography embedded in its lines—"black flowers blossom", "teardrops on the fire"—jars with poetic poignancy, once again proving the power of pithy vernacular that's become so emblematic of Massive Attack.
The lightest relief of the album comes in the form of 'Exchange', a chill-out track offering up jazz-infused lounge through its warping sample of Isaac Hayes' 'Our Day Will Come'. It's a stark, though not unwelcome, contrast to the rest of the album, that despite its wholly different vibe ceases to feel out of place. Such is the artistry of Mezzanine, and it's an artistry that doesn't end with its sound. From audio to aesthetic, it's an embodiment of brilliance. The album's artwork, a scarab beetle rendered in high contrast, photographed by Nick Knight and Tom Hingston, is a stark visual foreboding to its contents' darkness. The videography that accompanies the album was directed by the visionary Walter Stern—it's a conceptual effusion that results, most notably, in 'Teardrop', the unnerving, uncanny image of a foetus singing from the ephemeral safety of its mother's womb.
If one thing shines through all of Mezzanine's darkness, it's its pulsating power, and innovation. For all its augmented sampling, stirring vocals and drumming, driving bass, Mezzanine is an album that somehow manages to borrow without copying, paying homage to countless others, while still coming into its own. 21 years later, it's still as intense, impactful and seismically fresh as in 1998, and it's nothing short of a masterpiece.
Featured image: Vox Magazine (scan), 1998
Header image: Mezzanine album cover
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The perfect grilled cheese sandwich is a thing of beauty but very elusive…Sadly, so is credible data.
Data aggregation in health plans and medical groups is seriously hard work which we have seen when we move toward EDPS. Even if we combine perfect claim, lab, pharmacy, and eligibility data with extraordinary analytics, we still have to add behavioral science elements and theories to move members and understand their future health status, costs, and next steps.
The pieces of data that we are really missing is the Why and Why Not. The pieces of data we don't have line of sight into are psychographic.
We can update demographic data and re-run predictive analytics, but to understand the member, we have to ask them: what your priorities? Why are you not seeking care? What reward level would change your mind? What influences are directly or indirectly impacting your health status?
Why don't you know this important information? Because you didn't ask anyone beyond a focus group. Most don't know how to move a diverse Medicaid population; most don't see the complexity of the social and community factors that impact care for the Medicare Advantage population. Every day, Integra is asking- what are the social influences that impede wellness? Every day we are helping members and their wellness as a whole. We support them as they negotiate changing priorities, values, and their health.
We are trying to help illuminate the member's thoughts, needs, concerns, and values. Members and patients shouldn't be elusive to health plans or their providers.


Poll: Would you like to see special classes with unique spells if possible?
(08-22-2014, 12:58 PM)Grakor456 Wrote: ... it's up to the discretion of the Overseers and Kretol.
Poor Grak. He's reinforcing his role of chopped liver.
You know I didn't mean to imply that!
Well, I don't want to make a decision when I don't recall how things went in the past.
I know that a lot of the time we don't hand things out, it's because if we want something publicly available we'll just put it on a vendor in GMI, kind of like with the current pose trinkets. That obviously wouldn't work as well here, but would still probably be far less annoying in the long run than adding actual spells to people. However, that would require Kretol to actually make the items.


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Reckitt Benckiser to buy Mead Johnson
Products produced by Reckitt Benckiser- Vanish, Finish, Dettol and Harpic, are seen in London, Britain February 12, 2008. REUTERS/Stephen Hird/File Photo
Reckitt Benckiser (RB.L) has agreed to buy U.S. infant formula maker Mead Johnson Nutrition (MJN.N) for $16.6 billion, marking its first step into baby formula, it said on Friday.
China, New Zealand pledge support for free trade to counter global protectionism
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi speaks during a joint press conference with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in Beijing, China December 5, 2016. REUTERS/Greg Baker/Pool
New Zealand and China will soon hold a series of high-level meetings and work to promote free trade, the countries' governments said on Friday, amidst growing concerns about U.S. trade protectionism.
Senate votes to confirm Rep. Price as health secretary
U.S. Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) listens to opening remarks prior to testifying before a Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on his nomination to be Health and Human Services secretary on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., January 24, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
The U.S. Senate voted on Friday to confirm Representative Tom Price as the top U.S. healthcare official, putting a determined opponent of Obamacare in position to help President Donald Trump dismantle the healthcare law.
Trump backs "one China" policy in call with Xi
FILE PHOTO - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump listens to questions from reporters while appearing with Alibaba Executive Chairman Jack Ma after their meeting at Trump Tower in New York, U.S., January 9, 2017. REUTERS/Mike Segar/File Photo
U.S. President Donald Trump changed tack and agreed to honor the "one China" policy during a phone call with China's leader, a major diplomatic boost for Beijing which brooks no criticism of its claim to neighboring Taiwan.
Afghan military would support more foreign troops, official says
U.S. soldiers from Dragon Troop of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment discuss their mission during their first training exercise of the new year near operating base Gamberi in the Laghman province of Afghanistan January 1, 2015. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
The Afghan Defence Ministry welcomed on Friday suggestions by the commander of international forces in Afghanistan that more troops were needed to train Afghan security forces, who are battling to hold back a growing Taliban-led insurgency.
Robust China trade data a boon for Asia as protectionist risks loom
Employees stand next to a container ship at Ningbo port in Ningbo, Zhejiang province June 21, 2012. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo
China posted much stronger-than-expected trade data for January as demand picked up at home and abroad, an encouraging start to 2017 for the world's largest trading nation even as Asia braces for a rise in U.S. protectionism under President Donald Trump.
Boeing eyes more Indian orders with new business unit
FILE PHOTO - Boeing's logo is seen during Japan Aerospace 2016 air show in Tokyo, Japan, October 12, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/File Photo
Boeing Co's (BA.N) new Indian unit will help the company win more business from local customers and mean more employment in the South Asian country, the head of the U.S. defense firm's Indian business said on Friday.
In setback for Trump, judges reject travel ban
Iranian citizen and U.S green card holder Cyrus Khosravi (L) greets his brother, Hamidreza Khosravi (C), and niece, Dena Khosravi (R), 2, after they were detained for additional screening following their arrival to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to visit Cyrus, during a pause in U.S. President Donald Trump's travel ban in SeaTac, Washington, U.S. February 6, 2017. REUTERS/David Ryder
President Donald Trump suffered a legal blow on Thursday when a federal appeals court refused to reinstate his executive order temporarily banning people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States.


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I'm not sure who came up with the first non-fundraiser fundraising event, but that person is brilliant.
When you really think about it, who actually benefits from children (aka parents) pushing wrapping paper and cookie dough? Certainly not my closet or my waistline. Yes, the school ultimately gets the funds (or do they get partial funds? I'm not even sure), but more than likely, mom and dad will simply take the form to the break room at work before forking over $75 to "earn" a $5 stuffed animal or t-shirt.
Why not save everyone space in their already-cluttered houses and cut out the product part?
The next time you need to raise money for your school, consider one of these non-product fundraisers to give parents one less thing to worry about.
This is nothing but a quick-witted form giving parents a break from purchasing something far inferior than the money they are handing over. I'm not sure who wrote the initial text, but it really is brilliant … unless, of course, you are an extremely sensitive parent who loves selling pizza kits. I suppose those parents may actually exist.
Sites like CrowdRise or GoFundMe allow people to beg for money in a classy way … if there is such a thing. I have seen great things come from these sites in the wake of tragic events — families are gifted money for funeral costs, medical bills, or rebuilding homes after natural disasters. These sites can also provide a heavy dose of comic relief since anyone can ask for anything. This guy, for example, asked for money to move out of his current residence so he could "finish his album." He earned $100.
Whether it's a 5k, a walk, or a triathlon, asking people to contribute toward your school (or any other cause) and then perform in an event is a way to raise money and motivate. Let's be real, how many people enjoy exhausting themselves in a long race? In the name of charity, however, people will trick themselves into doing just about anything. Now, you'll want to put on an event that doesn't cost a lot of money, or charge an entrance fee on top of asking for donations, so you do actually raise money.
Many teachers are turning to unconventional rewards to boost attendance numbers, such as allowing kids to ride down the halls on scooters or dressing up in silly costumes … why not carry it over into fundraising? What kid wouldn't like to see his or her teacher dress up as a chicken? It sounds silly, but give kids something crazy to work toward and they will be pushing parents to earn donations!
The bottom line is that your school fundraiser should allow parents and other family members to contribute without putting them out or forcing them to eat or store something they don't want.
What are your creative fundraising ideas?


Saab's new Design Director, Jason Castriota has been recently interviewed by the New York Times.
The Saab Rally Team here in the North East, are at it again, this time as an entry to the New England Forest Rally here in Maine this Friday, July 17th in Bethel, Maine near Sunday River Ski resort. Their team will be joining the RallyHo! Motorsports team as the only Saab entries in the forest rally.
Saab enthusiast, Charles Gould has recently written a rather detailed account of his "barn find" acquisition of a 1962 Saab 96.
Below is the first chapter of this incredible story.
Another Saab Story- Barn Find 1962 Saab Model 96!
Rally Ho! Motorsports of Camden, Maine that I reported on back in 2006, are at it again, this time at the 2010 New England Forest Rally near Sunday River Ski Resort.
On July 16th & 17th, the team will be participating in not a Saab 99 as they previously used, but a 1984 Saab 900, fully outfitted to meet the needs of this international rally scene.
RallyHo Motorsports, have been in the Saab rally scene since the early 1990's. RallyHo Motorsports consists of Mike White (Driver), John Groo (Driver), Jared Lantzy (Co-Driver) as well as Team Manager Suzanne Dunavent-White and Crew Chief Brett Rudolf.
Saab Sighting Of The Week "Saab SportCombi In Spain"
Keith Coleman, one of the participants that attended the "SAVE SAAB" kickoff event in Detroit this past January, has kindly shared a photo for this week's "Saab Sighting of the week" at Saab History.
Here's his quote below describing the photo of the Saab 9-3 SportCombi and how he took it. It looks spectacular!
Saab Automobile, known as a historical leader in the hatchback segment of the automotive industry, has not offered a true hatchback model since 2002.
However, with the recent details of the new 9-3 to arrive in 2012, that history of the hatchback, is expected to be continued.
The 28 year history of the hatchback began for Saab in 1974 with the Saab 99 Combi Coupe model and concluded in 2002 with the 9-3 model.
It is logical that Saab is choosing to offer the hatchback in their latest Saab 9-3 model, effectively picking up where they left off a decade ago, in a continuation of the same 9-3 model lineage.
I am very pleased to hear of this good news and look forward to seeing this model come to market in the near future.
How many of you will be interested in buying a hatchback once it becomes available? Please voice your opinions below.
Autocar has recently learned new details about the 2012 Saab 9-3, touted as the "93", harkening back to Saab's 2nd ever model, introduced in 1955.
Trollhättan, Sweden: Saab Automobile today announced the appointment of former Bertone and Pininfarina designer Jason Castriota as its new Design Director.
Castriota, 36, now takes the lead role in design at Saab, reporting directly to Saab Automobile CEO Jan Åke Jonsson. He and his design company will be responsible for exterior and interior design and will lead the design activities at Saab as the brand renews and broadens its product range.


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Carhenge is hands-down Nebraska's strangest roadside attraction
Just why did a man make a full-size replica of Stonehenge out of old cars? Find out why and why Carhenge in Alliance, NE is the state's most bizarre roadside attraction.
There are a few places in America that are "must-sees" for road trippers: Cadillac Ranch, the Blue Whale of Catoosa, and Wall Drug- to name a few. There's also one more we'd like to add to the list… It's in Nebraska, and it's a huge reproduction of Stonehenge made completely of old cars. Welcome to Carhenge in Alliance, Nebraska- the state's funkiest roadside attraction.
Built in 1987 by Jim Reinders and about 35 of his friends and family, Carhenge is a complete copy of England's Stonehenge, built with 39 cars instead of stones.
The whole idea came to Reinders as he studied the real Stonehenge in England. When Reinders' father passed away in the early 1980s, the wheels were set in motion to bring Carhenge to life as a memorial to his late father.
In 1987, Carhenge was officially dedicated.
As you can imagine, building it wasn't easy. As Reinders says, "It took a lot of work, sweat, and beers." The end result is one of the strangest car-art installations in America, rivaled by just Cadillac Ranch in its fame and number of visitors.
We finally had the opportunity to visit Carhenge on the 2016 MINI Takes the States rally as we barreled across the country with thousands of MINI owners.
The massive installation did not disappoint. The grey cars stand tall amongst the miles and miles of Nebraska plains, and the additional art installations make for a nice excuse to take a walk around the property after a long day on the road.
The other art installations, known as the Car Art Reserve, range from half-buried cars to spawning salmon.
Carhenge, now owned by the Citizens of Alliance, is a 10-acre playground of the bizarre and a must-see for anyone traveling through Nebraska. Admission to the site is free, but be sure to stop by their little gift shop and buy something or make a donation to show your respect for one of America's quirkiest places.
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Marin Alsop Keeps It Traditional
by Charles T. Downey | Monday, January 14, 2008
On Saturday night, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra gave its first performance of the New Year in its home away from home, the Music Center at Strathmore. It was a program that had drawn concerned remarks from the area's two major newspaper critics, including Anne Midgette's first review as Interim Classical Music Critic at the Post, but the concert hall in North Bethesda was sold out and filled to capacity. There were no living composers to confront in this week's program. Once a pedestrian Magic Flute overture led in name only by BSO-Peabody Conducting Fellow Joseph Young was out of the way, there was only Marin Alsop and two major works of the standard repertoire.
For the first, Shostakovich's first violin concerto (A minor, op. 99), she shared the stage with soloist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg. A brutish force of nature with a violin in her hands, Salerno-Sonnenberg stalked and stomped her way through much of the piece, slashing at the shrieking multiple stops in the extended cadenza leading to the fourth movement, for example, with athletic abandon and a tone that was occasionally rabid. She seemed a little wild, veering unpredictably ahead of Alsop and the orchestra at points in the second and fourth movements. The quiet opening of the concerto, an understated Nocturne, contains some of its best moments, and here Salerno-Sonnenberg summoned beautifully hushed sounds, as in the night-bird dialogues with piccolo and celesta. This was moving Shostakovich, although Salerno-Sonnenberg did not have all of the technical details in place (she seemed to have a cough) and there was something Russian missing. It is hard to define but it is definitely there in the recordings by David Oistrakh, who premiered the work, and Maxim Vengerov (with Mstislav Rostropovich).
Tim Smith, Different sound for familiar BSO piece (Baltimore Sun, January 12)
Anne Midgette, Taking the Pulse Of Classics, BSO Finds A Modern Beat (Washington Post, January 12)
Marin Alsop had a focused and precise approach to the Shostakovich, keeping her podium dancing to a minimum as she struggled to keep the fast passages on the rails at times. She may never be able to match the intensity and cool confidence with Shostakovich of her predecessor, Yuri Temirkanov. For the second half of this concert, she programmed a masterpiece of the 19th century. Alsop's Brahms has not impressed me that much, in concert or on disc, but this rendition of Antonín Dvořák's eighth symphony was exciting and convincingly played (certainly more so than the last time it was under review, during Rostropovich's ill-fated final appearance with the NSO). The work opened, with that luscious cello melody, in an atmosphere heavy with fate and exultant with triumph, with bird calls and folk inflections from the Czech countryside in the second movement.
Alsop has burnished the string sound to a warm tone you could wrap yourself in, exactly what is needed for this music, and the clarion trumpet calls leading to the fourth movement were spot-on. The third movement was on the fast side of grazioso, with a skippy, light-hearted trio, and the fourth movement was crisp and tightly knit in spite of the fact that Alsop was mostly ignoring the ma non troppo part of the tempo indication. The only drawback of this driving approach, which certainly provided many thrills, was that the accelerando that closes the work did not have room left with the tempo already so brisk. All of this constitutes encouraging signs for Alsop's planned Dvořák cycle with the BSO.
Next month, Marin Alsop will conduct an interesting program combining music by Steven Mackey, Debussy, Stravinsky, and Strauss (February 7 and 8, in Baltimore only). Steven Mackey will speak as part of the Composers in Conversation series at the Meyerhoff that week (February 6, 7:30 pm).
Marin Alsop will appear on Charlie Rose's show on PBS tomorrow night (January 15), in the same episode that also features an interview with Alex Ross. Check your local listings for air times. (Hat tip to Critical Mass)
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Lost Wineries and Vineyards of Fremont, California (PDF) — At one time southern Alameda County was a premier wine region of California with thousands of acres of vineyards and scores of wineries.
Clark's Hall, The Big Brick Building at the Bend in the Road in Irvington (PDF) — As Fremont Boulevard traverses the length of Fremont it makes a bend in the Irvington District. Joined there by Bay Street, Washington Boulevard and Union Street, the bend is known as the Five Corners. Called that because of the joining of the streets, it also reflects the early names of the area: Washington Corners and The Corners. Prominent at the corner, at 4000 Bay Street, is a large brick building, the oldest documented commercial building in Fremont.
Irvington Memorial Cemetery Walking Tour (PDF) — A tour and background of the cemetery and some of its pioneer burials.
Driscoll Road – It's the Berries (PDF) — Driscoll Road was named for the Driscoll brothers of strawberry fame. Donald and Richard Driscoll came to California from County Cork, Ireland, in the 1890s. They started raising strawberries in the Watsonville area and soon expanded into Washington Township. Conditions were ideal in both areas because of a long growing season.
Galindo-Higuera Adobe (PDF) — A history of the Galindo-Higuera Adobe prepared as a joint project by the Mission Peak Heritage Foundation, the Washington Township Historical Society and the Museum of Local History.
California Nursery Company — The story of John Rock and the California Nursery Company by Newark student Nick Kirk.
California Nursery Company History (PDF) — The site of the California Nursery originally formed part of the vast grazing lands of Mission San Jose.
The Garden of Allah Music Hall (PDF) — A Rock and Roll and Country and Western Music Hall that was built in 1929.
The Poppy Nymph (PDF) — Sculpture by Jo Mora.
Shinn Family Contributions to the Community (PDF) — Pioneer agriculturalists and nursery owners, in 1856 James and Lucy Shinn were at the forefront of Alameda County early settlement after California statehood.
Stroll & Roll Through History: Brief history of Niles Canyon (PDF) — Read about and view the history of Niles Canyon as you stroll or roll through Niles Canyon. Some of the historical locations are demarcated by how many miles they are from the start of Niles Canyon Road at Mission Blvd.
Veterans Memorial Building (PDF) — A Museum sponsored page about the building of the Veterans Memorial Building in the Niles District of Fremont.


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In the early winter, the mountains and trees are exquisite and the springs are beautiful. On November 29, hosted by the Shandong Chamber of Commerce of China Chamber of International Commerce, Jinan Arbitration Commission, and undertaken by the Shandong Chamber of Commerce Foreign Legal Professional Committee of China Chamber of International Commerce and Shandong Kangqiao Law Firm, "Qilu Foreign Legal Forum: International Sports Arbitration-Legal Experts Talk Sports Arbitration "The forum was held in Kangqiao.
This forum invites practicing lawyers in China and New York State, director of the admission review committee of the AFC professional football club, and director of the Beijing Bar Association (BLA) Sports Law Committee Liu Chi, and deputy to the Sports Law Research Institute of the Chinese Law Society Chairman, CAS arbitrator, CBA Union Discipline and Dispute Resolution Committee Convenor, Deputy Leader of the Sports Law Research Group of Shanghai Law Society, Wu Wei, Professor, Shandong University Law School, PhD supervisor, Deputy Law School Dean, Director of the Sports Law Research Center of Shandong University Jiang Shibo, professor of Shandong University Law School, doctoral supervisor, doctor of law, and Vice President of the Sports Law Research Association of the Chinese Law Society Huang Shixi attended the meeting.
The forum was first addressed by lawyer Zhang Qiaoliang, chief partner of Kangqiao Law Firm. Attorney Zhang Qiaoliang believes that today's world sports has become a very dynamic and charming special carrier in international diplomatic relations, a window of national soft power and a bridge for spreading culture. Sports can not only reflect the spirit of freedom and openness, but also enable us to embrace the world and integrate into the world. Legal professionals should play a greater role in prospering, promoting the rule of law and building the rule of law sports.
"Discuss the preparation, defense and trial of sports arbitration cases from the perspectives of several stakeholders including clients, lawyers and arbitrators" Liu Chi
After that, four experts gave keynote speeches. Attorney Liu Chi is a practicing lawyer in China and New York State, USA. He has extensive legal practice experience in the fields of international projects and dispute resolution, sports, film, and entertainment. In this forum, Lawyer Liu Chi discussed the preparation, defense, and trial of sports arbitration cases from the perspectives of clients, lawyers, and arbitrators. The logic is clear, the reasoning is sufficient, and the angle is novel. fascinating.
"Ideological Reconstruction and Chapter Reconstruction of Sports Law Amendment" Jiang Shibo
Professor Jiang Shibo has 30 years of teaching experience, profound knowledge and writing. Professor Jiang Shibo reviewed the history of the issuance and revision of my country's Sports Law, commented on the existing problems in my country's current Sports Law, compared and analyzed with the Education Law, combined with international legislation, and gave feedback on the issues that need to be resolved in the current revision of the Sports Law. Give personal insights.
"Sports Arbitration and China under Changing Situations" Wu Wei
The sports law lawyer team led by Lawyer Wu Wei has accumulated rich experience in domestic sports law business, international sports arbitration and sports dispute settlement. Attorney Wu Wei focused on the international background of "great changes unseen in a century" and discussed international sports arbitration and the role China should play in international sports arbitration, with a broad vision and thought-provoking.
"Dispute Settlement of Cross-border Sports Industry Investment" Huang Shixi
Professor Huang Shixi's main research fields are international economic law, international sports law and international dispute settlement. Professor Huang Shixi discussed the settlement of investment disputes in the international sports industry based on the increasingly vigorous investment in the overseas sports industry at home and abroad, pointed out the necessity and importance of the current international investment arbitration mechanism in resolving disputes, and proposed constructive suggestions for my country to improve the international dispute settlement mechanism opinion.
Lu Wenjie, Director of the Foreign Legal Professional Committee of Shandong Chamber of Commerce of China Chamber of International Commerce, Vice President of Inspur Group
Lu Wenjie, director of the Foreign Legal Professional Committee of the Shandong Chamber of Commerce in China and vice president of Inspur Group, concluded that on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the implementation of the "Arbitration Law" and the preparation of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, discussing international sports arbitration has far-reaching significance. The International Sports Arbitration Forum is one of the series of events in Qilu's foreign-related legal forums. I hope you will use this forum as an opportunity to further help Shandong and even Chinese athletes to gain new achievements on the international stage.
Meng Zhaoze, member of the Foreign Legal Professional Committee of Shandong Chamber of Commerce of China Chamber of International Commerce, partner of Kangqiao Institute
The speeches of the four keynote speakers have a magnificent vision and detailed content, and they have broadly explained the sports arbitration and divided the textures, which benefited the participants a lot. The forum was conducted simultaneously online and offline. It was hosted by Meng Zhaoze, a member of the Foreign Legal Professional Committee of the Shandong Chamber of Commerce of the China Chamber of International Commerce and a partner of Shandong Kangqiao Law Firm. Qu Kunshan, an inspector of the Shandong Council for the Promotion of International Trade, and an associate of the School of Economics and Trade Law, Shandong University of Political Science and Law Dean Liu Wanxiao, practitioners in related industries, and some lawyers from Kangqiao Law Firm participated.
"Hiding in one's body, waiting for the time to move." Facing the opportunity of building a rule of law in China, as a legal person, he should insist on people-oriented, reform and innovation, rule of law, and coordinated interaction, continue to improve the quality and benefits of sports development, and vigorously promote national fitness The health of the whole people is deeply integrated, and the important role of the combination of the national system and the market mechanism is better brought into play, and the people's needs for a better life are continuously met, and sports will be built as a landmark cause of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!
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Samsung's New "Foldable" Phone Is Coming to the Philippines
It's a phone and tablet hybrid.
by Hannah Lazatin for Townandcountry.ph
Torn between getting a smartphone or a tablet? If you're short on cash, you'd have to choose between the two. But what if you can get a device that functions both as a phone and as a tablet? This is where the Samsung Galaxy Fold comes in—and it's going to be available in the Philippines soon.
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The latest Samsung offering has one foot into the future with its design—it may look like a regular smartphone at first but it can unfold (hence the name) into a mini tablet with a seamless Infinity Display (read: bezel-less screen). It weighs 276 grams, making it lighter than your average tablet yet heavier than the usual smartphone. It runs on a 64-bit Octo-core processor and comes with 12GB RAM and 512GB internal storage, so you can store plenty of photos and videos. The LTE model comes with a 4380mAh battery and two SIM card slots: one for an eSim and another for a Nano sim. The Galaxy Fold comes installed with Pie, the Android 9 operating system.
It's been out in the market for around a month in South Korea and was released in several countries like the U.S., France, and Singapore. There's no word yet on the exact date of release or its price (its starting price is U.S. $1,980, roughly P101,396), but while we wait, here are some things you need to know about Samsung's latest offering:
The phone is tested to last up to 200,000 folds
The concept of the Galaxy Fold may seem intimidating and confusing, but we'll break it down for you. When unfolded, the device opens up to a 7.3-inch display and is made from a polymer material that's constructed to be flexible. If you're worried about its durability, the phone has been tested to last 200,000 folds. The main display boasts a Dynamic AMOLED technology, while the cover display runs with an HD+ Super AMOLED.
The Galaxy Fold comes in a 5G option
Staying connected is not an issue for the Galaxy Fold, as it offers the option for ultra-fast 5G data connection. Streaming videos and uploading and downloading content can be achieved in a snap.
It comes with six cameras
The phone comes equipped with a 10-megapixel cover camera, a 10-megapixel selfie camera, and an eight-megapixel front dual camera—we don't think you'll have any reason not to nail each and every selfie. But it doesn't stop there—the pièce de résistance is the premium system of rear triple cameras. It consists of a 16-megapixel ultrawide camera, a 12-megapixel wide-angle camera, and finally, a 12-megapixel telephoto camera, which lets you shoot just about anything with ease.
You can easily switch from one screen to another
With a feature called App Continuity, whatever apps you have open while on the small screen can easily be launched and expanded when you unfold the phone and transfer to the bigger screen. So if you're reading an e-mail or watching a video, the app will immediately adjust to fit the entire open display in a second.
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The Infinity Flex Display makes multitasking easier
Another novel feature is the Multi-Active Window for those moments when you have to run multiple apps at the same time. Some smartphones already have this feature in dual-app mode but the user experience on a larger screen makes tasks you would usually do on a laptop much more accessible. While on unfolded display, users can open the Multi Window Tray, which lets you open recently used apps as well as an option to display which apps can be opened in the Multi-Active Window. The phone can open as many as three Multi Windows and support up to five pop-up windows.
This story originally appeared on Townandcountry.ph. Minor edits have been made by the editors.
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The future of the CISO – understanding risk — Dropbox Business Blog UK
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The future of the CISO – understanding risk
If organisations aren't willing to take risks, there will be plenty of others who are, and ultimately your business is going to be behind your competitors if you do not too." Lee Barney, Head of Information Security at Marks and Spencer.
How to manage risk is fast becoming a key attribute for the new breed of CISOs. Following his keynote session on Next-Generation CISOs, we spoke with Lee Barney, Head of Information Security at Marks and Spencer to ask him how it's done.
In this Q&A he offers candid insight into risk management, and shares his views on the future of the CISO, the dilemmas of security vs agility in digital businesses today.
What's been the biggest game changer for businesses in terms of security?
The rate and pace of change itself has been the biggest game changer. The one thing I tell people is that you can't get in the way of change it's going to happen anyway. So many people try to block to change rather than embrace it, and they end up moving back from the position of understanding what it's all about, to shutting it out – effectively, not doing anything. Generally, that's about a fear of risk, but ultimately, doing nothing is the riskiest position of all.
"Why? Well, the reality is that if organisations aren't willing to take risks, there will be plenty of others who are, and ultimately your business is going to be behind your competitors if you do not too. It might be a smaller player who doesn't know or doesn't care about risk decisions or want to factor in contingency or response plans because it's too slow, but if they're taking your sales, you're at a loss already. My point is, that neither solution is correct, you shouldn't ignore risk and you should fear it, just embrace it, face into what could go wrong and plan around it.
What is the biggest opportunity for CISO's today?
The biggest challenge CISOs have is ironically also the biggest opportunity; the cloud. We want to use cloud because it's cost effective, scalable and quick. The biggest issue is that in order to make it so, it has to be shared.
I don't doubt that the big cloud providers are more than capable of owning their own security but for many it's about the unknown consequences. Even so, that's just a fact of life nowadays, given the threat environment we live in, and shouldn't put CISOs off investing in cloud technology.
What is the role of the CISO in making IT purchase decisions?
The job of the CISO is to research and present the facts. Make sure your business understands the risk and ensure the data owners sign off on them. We face risks in life all the time – it's about whether we take the time to truly understand what might go wrong and sensibly make decisions about how to mitigate it. If your business will benefit from that product, security shouldn't be a worry – it's about objective risk assessment. It's up to you as a CISO to describe the threat, the impact and put it up to the rest of the organisation to accept it. It can be hard to get people to accept risks, but it's not nearly as difficult as it used to be!
In my experience, these threats very rarely happen. It doesn't mean they don't happen but it's very rare. Having a good plan in place in case of disaster helps a lot, but the key thing is right at the start: don't scaremonger, present the facts, and get your stakeholders on board.
What advice do you have for CISO's?
A lot of CISOs have resisted change because they see risks that just don't exist. It's a confirmation bias: people hear something, and hear it again and before you know it, they're looking for the problem everywhere. That's happening a lot in cyber security at the moment, and I don't know where it will end.
My advice to CISOs is to think clearly: which risks are actually pertinent to my business – and how likely is it to really happen? The role of a CISO is to simply present the facts.
As part of this it's important to identify your priorities – they're not the same in retail, as for government, for example. Unless you understand who and what might do your business harm, you can't protect it. If you understand exactly who might break into your systems and why, you can clearly identify whether or not a technology represents an avenue of attack or an opportunity for your business. For a retailer, the benefit of the cloud on its own far, far outweighs the risk.
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Quality Unsurpassed, Fair fares and Excellence in service. Honesty, Integrity and Consideration are the values that I live by daily. Being a small contractor has it's advantages. I have control. No blaming subs for indiscretions or task undone. The buck stops here. We never take large deposits, and only when materials are delivered will you issue payments or draws. Documentation and contractual agreements are vital to the successful completion of projects. Everything we do is done in writing first.
I studied Building Construction in my early 20's at Manatee Junior College in Bradenton Florida. I gained a tremendous education from Arlie Links, a former building contractor. After College I built a small home repair business and grew professionally as well as personally. In my late 20's I formed a relationship with a Florida Contractor who was an retired engineer. Bill Berry taught me a wealth of information and gave me a respect for construction that survives today. I'm mostly self taught but have had many mentors and teachers. I consider myself a "craftsman". Its so much more than just a tradesman. In 2007 I applied for and received my Florida Builders Licence (CBC1255907). With this I studied the industry's prescriptions for wind load design and learned how to hold things to the ground (most construction knowledge centers around supporting structures, Hurricane Andrew changed all that). I've become adept at rewiring residential homes (services changes), re-plumbing homes, and am an expert remodeler. I framed homes for several years and have a good knowledge of structural framing. In the last several years I've become proficient in replacing HVAC systems as a result of owing many rental properties. Perhaps none of these skills are more noteworthy than the custom tile work and Cabinetry that I've produced. In 2007 I entered a custom Bath Remodel in the Polk County Florida Parade of Homes and won first place for Master Bath remodels. I Utilize Computer Aided design technology which uses BIM (Building Information Modeling) . This software is very powerful and impressive. With a few click of the mouse you can produce 3d generations, plans, and material take off list. I'm still learning. I love to learn. I don't have all the answers, but I have a good idea how to find them.


Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!
GO SLOW. SMILE. If you were here for Youth Sunday and saw and heard and experienced what a wonderful job our youth did in leading worship, you were probably sitting in the congregation and couldn't see the sign on the pulpit. It was a reminder for each speaker to see so that they would look and sound their best. Each of them was trying to lead worship, rather than perform. We talked about how doing our best, speaking slowly and clearly, and looking happy to share good news would help to lead well. We discussed how speaking poorly or quickly and looking sad would be distracting and shift the focus away from God and toward us. I was immensely proud of how well they did, how seriously they took their preparation and their task.
As I was cleaning up Monday morning in the chapel, I saw the sign. And although it was meant for the youth on Sunday morning, it is such a good reminder for all of us in our daily Christian life. The ability to intentionally slow down in a world that is so fast, to be still and spend time with God, to worship weekly and pray daily and notice those in need and respond... that is one of our greatest callings as believers. It's one of the hardest things we do, and one of the most important as a witness to others.
And then... to smile. We can tell people all day about the good news of the Gospel. We can even live in such a way that shows we believe it. But when we do it in such a way that no joy is evident, it simply isn't believable. God asks us to do all things to his glory, to do all things in love, but Paul reminds us that if we do not rejoice, no one will believe us. No one will follow us. No one will be reached or changed or found or saved. It is vital to our walk as believers to be able to smile, especially when sharing good news.
I hope that as you go through this week, you can be inspired by our youth. I hope you will slow down. I hope you will smile. And I hope in your still moments, you will find time to rejoice in the Lord, and that you will share that smile with others, and give them reasons to smile with you.
Lord, help me to slow down and be still. Help to rejoice and to smile. And help me to seek to be someone whose life is a witness to the grace I've been shown when people see me. Amen.