By Cian Hussey - posted Monday, 14 January 2019 Sign Up for free e-mail updates!
Life is much better today than it ever has been in history. Since the Industrial Revolution, in particular, new technologies and labour-saving devices have benefited the average worker a great deal. Unfortunately, it seems that some people haven't got the memo yet.
In modern history, humans have demonstrated a fear of technological progress and its consequences. The Luddites took it upon themselves to destroy looms and knitting frames, which they feared would take their jobs, and it appears as though a Labor government would like to revive the primitive practice.
The new tax would be aimed at funding the retraining of workers displaced by technology so they can move into jobs of equivalent conditions and pay. In reality, the tax will punish those who innovate and who use innovative technology to the detriment of the average person.
Labor's mates over at the Australian Workers' Union are pushing for them to adopt the policy, with national secretary Daniel Walton claiming that automation is a "once in a lifetime disruptive economic event". Walton is of the mindset that the government must do something about this supposed social ill.
The solution the AWU is propagating is bound to fail. And while I'm sure Walton's heart is in the right place, the premise is flawed and the policy will prove costly.
Claiming that workers would be "punished" by increased automation and digitisation, Walton asserts that it is the government's role to ensure that these people can be "retooled and redeployed" into equivalent jobs and that the government must have necessary revenue to facilitate this.
The idea that workers will be punished by automation and digitisation is inherently flawed. I wonder if Walton uses a washing machine or a dishwasher? These white goods don't punish anyone who is fortunate enough to own them. In fact, they are the very invention that liberated women from the punitive gender-norms those in the Labor party are quick to condemn.
Should we introduce a tax on household machines, then? Labor and the AWU can't be happy that they have displaced women from their job in the home. And where should we stop with this tax on technology? Should we tax email for destroying jobs in the postal service? How about automated machines which remove miners from dangerous underground conditions?
A regressive policy of taxing innovation seems like the Labor Party shooting itself in the foot. So why would they support it?
Scaremongers would have you believe that automation will steal your job, and so it must be stopped, restricted and taxed.
This argument was addressed by Tim Worstall last year. He argued that "adaptation to shifting technology is not a dramatic rupture, but a constant process". While on the face of, it reports that up to a third of jobs will be lost to automation by 2030 seems confronting, this is a simplistic view.
This article was first published by LibertyWorks.


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Catalog > Photo & Video > Commercial > Action Sport Photography With Red Bull Photographer Corey Rich > Capturing Portrait: Skier
So now I think we can start layering a little more complexity into the photograph. So Jeff and I kind of thought what could be fun would be to add some kind of edge light, so put in two strips so we're going to use two Profoto strip lights, they're kind of long, thin soft boxes, are they silver inside? The ones we're working with? They're silver on the inside with a white baffle. White baffle, so let's switch it up, let's bring Cody into the shot. So Cody I think you're on deck. Alright, so we're going to bring in Cody, and this is going to take a little bit more experimenting because we're going to go from one light to three lights. Kind of straight out of the gates. So let's move him in. I'm going to set this down, any question, guys? As we're getting set up? I had one here early, but how do you decide, well I guess we're gonna see how you decide what lights go where. Yeah I'd say, bring your skies in. I guess the question I have is more like, what kind of power are you goi...
ng to be using with these, now setting up the three lights? Right, we're gonna ratio that. But give us that, that's a good question. What I'm envisioning is pretty hard light on the side, so it's like a real kind of edge moody, high contrast light and Cody, I think you're maybe, sort of right about here, if I'm not mistaken. And maybe as they're kind of figuring out the light, lets you and I figure out what your pose is going to be? I kind of want, I actually want to see, let's try to actually with your, not seeing your face first, that's kind of cool with the actual black mask like you're sort of hidden behind the clothes. Let me see what else you can do with your skies. How else are you hanging out? Just go through like almost you're in a fashion runway. I want to see you just run through some poses. There's really not much. Yeah I kind of like that, like maybe lean on the skies that way, cool, great. Okay, and we'll try a bunch. Let me see, what if we actually go no skies, or can you put your skies against your body and cross your arms? Like if you're just getting irritated, it's taking so long, yeah something like that. Yeah, that's not bad. What about, would you ever lean it against your body and put your hands in your pockets? Like skies are kind of resting, but you tuck your hands in? I kind of like that, that actually just feels, yeah, let's try, we're gonna try a bunch of options but anything, I'll give you feedback but also whatever you're feeling, just tell me, we'll rotate through. We might end up losing your goggles pretty quickly just because it's so dark. So Jeff, you wanna just describe what we're doing from a lighting perspective? Yeah lighting wise, we're gonna kind of keep the same key light that we've had, in the same area just so that it's kind of dramatic on his face, we have fall off down towards after his chest and then we're gonna put two strip lights, so we're going to try to create like a real thin line that just goes on the side of your arm, it's also going to fall off a little bit which is also going to draw more attention to his face. The background we already have going a little bit darker, so it's going to be kind of dramatic so we're going to kind of bring this around so it's not scraping all the way across, we really want to create a thin line. So that's determined by the position and the proximity of the light. And this also probably worth mentioning, bringing out strip lights on your own, on windy day, this would be pretty tough. Like you would be managing a lot of equipment. I kind of took the liberty of bringing out some strip lights because I knew Jeff and Bly were going to be here to help. So that definitely, we can add a little to the equation. You can see they're blowing around right now, we actually might have to manage the strips just so that they don't blow over. It's also worth pointing out this is not one of those Manfrotto stacker stands. We brought a C-stand up, and it's a great investment owning a single C-stand. They're just really durable, they're heavy, but it's made out of metal. You can take the base off, so you have kind of like, boom. It goes higher than the stacker stands, and in high wind like this with aluminum stands you really run the risk of actually, you can bend it or knock it over. This thing we can put weight on it, we can stand on it, we're not actually going to break the Matthews stand. So this works pretty well, it's a great simple kit. Two heavy duty stands in the back. One C-stand in the foreground, two strips. So we're on the packs, the B4 packs in the background and we're on the B1 monoblock in the foreground with a grid to 10 and we're using a magnum reflector. Okay let's figure it out. Go ahead, I think you were going to add something, Jeff? Yeah just that we're using the higher powered strips in the back so that we can, if we want to we can over expose and get a really bright line, especially because we're going through a box. We're going through diffusion and of course if you're doing this on your own you can use regular gridded seven inch reflectors, stuff like that but then you start to run into maybe getting spill into your camera and then your shot is a little desaturated. You know you get some lens flare, stuff like that. But that's all stuff as an artistic, you know decision that you want to make. If you want flares in there, you might want it in. You might not want it in. Cool, let's check it out, let's see how it looks. Okay so right now, he looks more like a bank robber, but we're going to try it, just for effect. Lets see what this looks like. And hey Cody, some things, Jeff what is that? I can see some white under his sweatshirt? Maybe just tuck that in so it goes all black. Yep, there we go, that's good. If we're going to go for that effect, I kind of want it to be all black. Okay, so I'm gonna shoot a bit tighter now because this is really about Cody. Okay, alright so I haven't changed my exposure, so I think we can give it more juice on those, on the back of the rims. And you can see, I'm working on that one. This one is a little harder to see because we got our, Yep, yep. Let's give it more power, so I'm 2000th of a second, 5.6, and that's kind of the beauty of high speed sync. I can really control mid day, that background light, which is pretty nice, it's real freedom, creatively. Okay so we're going to move the lights in. And Bly I think you can cheat your light in a little more as well. Can I try a countdown with you, so I can try to catch your strobe? Sure, how about I count down? Okay, in three, two, actually I'm going to scoot forward. Okay, in three, two and one. Alright, we're seeing a little more, A little more pronounced rim. And what we're getting here, this is spill from our key light. Right. We can also dial, We can go to a smaller, Yeah let's do that. We can go to a smaller grid, smaller reflector, Let's do it. Tighter on his face. Perfect. And Cody I think I am going to have you lose the goggles and face just so that we can really see you. Cool, yeah that's better, that's good. I don't know if I brought any of the 20's or the 30's. So what we're doing is we're actually changing the magnum with that grid with the 10 grid, with it's just too much spill light hitting Cody's shoulder so we're losing that right shoulder rim which is our second strip. So we're thinking if we can focus that using a smaller reflector, seven inch reflector, tighter grid pattern we can really focus that light right on his face, which is our front light, and then just rely on those two strips really for that rim light on each shoulder. Okay I took you down a stop Corey, Okay. But I moved in, I punched in a little bit Cool. So we can get a little bit tighter, Cool, let's see. With a tighter grid. Okay Cody, how about you're looking right at me. Yeah, see how that looks. Have you wrapped him left as much as you are on the right? Yeah you know, he actually does. Hey Bly, it looks like your light needs to come forward. Okay, there we go, and I'm trying to think, it almost, does it look like that Jeff's light is still more forward than you? No, I'm more forward. You are, huh? Okay, let me take another test frame. Okay Cody, go ahead and look up at me. (camera clicks) It's just underpowered. Where are you power wise, Bly? Oh I'm full, full power. Alright, let's see what's going on, here. You know, what we can do, we can kill our key. Let's just see, yeah. Okay. So, we're going to go ahead and turn off. Okay, so we're going to isolate our two rims and figure out what's going on and the easiest way to do that is to kill our key light. And, okay how's that looking, Brent? Still got a stronger rim. Yeah we're definitely still looking stronger out of that pack on the right. Yeah that's just positioning, I think, so. Okay, is it just, I can actually see more of the strip on the right. The skiers right, so Bly I think you might need to spin your light just a bit. The strip towards his shoulder. A slight, yeah right there. Not too much, yeah. Yeah, that actually looks more similar, okay. Definitely still more less juice is coming at him. Alright, this is what you call a normal technical issue. Trying to figure out why a piece of equipment isn't functioning the way you think it's functioning. Try that again. Okay. Oh, we had to turn the pack on. No I'm just kidding, alright here we go. I can't see from there. You're getting it on his helmet, and you're not getting it on his feet. We're actually seeing light on his helmet, but we're not seeing it on his shoulder or body. Maybe you just need to flatten, not bring it down too much. Okay, let's see, I think we're having a firing issue. Okay that's pretty much in frame but let me try it. Well now we got the rim. Yeah. And we also have the light. Okay. It almost seems like that packs not giving us an equal amount of power. Is there extra diffusion in that strip? No. No, just that front sheet. We switched the heads, do we have a separate head? We can try another head. Alright. Let me just pull this out. It's part of the deal. This is how it works, sometimes the lights don't cooperate. Let me jump in there and help, here. You guys can see what's happening. We're getting really nice sculpted light on this right side, and we're just not getting it on the left. Yeah I can see how, I don't know if it's the head or the pack. It's plopping in. We've moved this light in significantly, we're just not getting the same power output. Let me switch it out. From this left pack, or left edge so, try to figure that out, and we'll get back to shooting. Cody you're doing great, thanks for barring with us. Give us a couple minutes Corey, and we're gonna reconfigure. That's okay, I can hold the strip. I'm gonna, I'm gonna rebuild it. I think what's happening is it's collapsing a bit, so you're getting less light. Maybe even just pull it out, and once we swap the head, even if it's just manually standing there. Oh yeah, definitely. Okay, let me take that head off. I'll walk this guy in. Okay, great. Hang on, this oughta help. So, a big part of trying to do on location lighting, is actually trying to problem solve, and then that will be, Jeff right now and again it comes down to there's an infinite number of things that could be going wrong, or could be working. Jeff is rebuilding the strip right now. He thinks maybe it was blowing in on itself, actually of course limiting the amount of light. We also swapped out the head, we will see what it really was or if we just solved the problem. Could be the way it's built, could be that it's pushing in on itself. It could've been the head, could've also been our pack. And so we, you go through a process of elimination and you try to trouble shoot. And again I go back to that philosophy of, right now this is sort of icing on the cake. We already made a cool portrait, we made a nice frame with one light. Now as you start adding two more lights, there's kind of that much more potential for something to go wrong and so that's exactly what we're doing. Tried to troubleshoot, tried to solve the problem. Turns out we can't solve the problem. Our next solution, it might not be enough power would be we take strips off and we allow, we use seven inch reflectors if we have to. We can even replace this head with one of these mono blocks. Not the ideal situation, but it's an option. You know redundancy is kind of key when you're shooting, whether it's lights, or whether it's lenses, or whether it's camera equipment, those things break, and it's always how are you going to keep this show on the road, how are you going to keep making pictures when equipment is not cooperating exactly the way you want it to cooperate. Okay so Jose, it looks like your strip is not pointed, maybe Jeff you mind aiming that strip just show Jose where it should be, and then he can hold it. I think let's go on your head with the helmet. Cool, okay. Let's see, I can't actually see this computer. Cody let those skies lean in a little more across, and maybe it's even hands out of pockets where you're resting them on the ski. Let me see you do that, kind of both hands. What's the most comfortable if you're gonna hang out for 20 minutes and talk to me. Where would your hands be? That's kind of cool, I might need you to, I like that, but I think I need you vertical just for this, just so we can figure out the light. Cool let's see, okay. Okay, Jeff I'm 2000th of a second, 5.6, 100 ISO. If you can, let's get, let's see. You're at 5.6? Yep. Why don't you go to four, and we need to reposition the ski. Okay, yep I can move those in. That's way to much, that's at four? Yup, that's four, here's 4.5. Yeah, there we go. Okay. He's getting too much ambient at that. Yup, so now, this, back at 5.6, This is five right here. I can dial down your key. Did that not fire, Bly? No fire. That? That's good, five's good. Okay cool, and are you seeing rim on both sides? I am except that his skies are blocking. Okay Cody so let's try, let's try to stack your skies in front of you, like you're almost leaning on your skies. Like hands up, yeah something like that. And how about hands out of the pockets? I know that was comfortable but, um how about both sides, yeah let's try that. It'll hilt a little, probably. Cool, there we go, alright. (camera clicks) Okay. Are you getting it now? I'm kind of relying on you or Brett to look in there. Is that working? You got rim on both, now. Oh that's good Cody, I like it crossed up. That's great. Just hold that front open. Yup, that's really cool. Okay, yeah that's good, Cody. There you go. We got no fire. Is that not firing? Did you bump it? Okay that's on, I must have touched it. Here we go. Okay you got edge on both sides. Okay edge on both, good! Okay let's fire up the other head. Cody just like that, you're going to lean down and just barely look up at me, so I just want to see your eyes come up. Lean down like look down, and then okay, just bring your eyes up, there you go. Need to dial that back. Okay yeah, let's bring that head down. Take the key down a little bit, maybe half a stop, or two-thirds, yeah. And Cody, kind of chin down. Good, just like that. And then your bring your eyes up just slowly, like go all the way down, all the way down, like look down. And then just bring your eyes up from right there without moving your head, there we go. Great, let me check that, I kind of like that moment. How does that look, light on his eyes. Are we getting it? Okay let me just step in. I need his eyes up a little bit higher. Cool, right that's coming together. Alright Cody it's starting to work so now we'll really get into posing here. Okay there we go, okay are we seeing eyes there? Yup, there's light on his face for sure. Are you - 2000, f5, 100. Are you favoring the left? Yeah I framed it out. For some reason, if I move, I can't center him or I start getting Bly's strip. Maybe that's because I need to move. Are you just seeing more flair on that side? No it's just, the image is just, compositionally heavy, but it could be used for print or something like that. Okay Cody, on three, go ahead and close your eyes and I'll just count to three and then open them, okay one, two, and three, great. See how that looks. Looks like we didn't, Key didn't fire. Okay let's try that again. One of our lights misfired, and one, two, three. Did that fire, cool. Chin up a little bit more, Cody. And Jose can you go and just straighten out the mask that's on Cody's face. Yep, so there's just no white showing. Can you go a slight bit tighter. It's good just in front, that did it. Cody just did it, it looks good. You're still getting a little bit of Bly's strip, can you go in a little tighter? That's at 200, let me move in. Okay one, two, and three, great. How's that looking, Jeff? That looks pretty nice. Let me just lean in. and I think that it's, working the expressions. Yup. It's pretty new, are we getting catch light in his eyes? We can bring the head down slightly. Yeah, just punch in on that slightly. I think we might want to bring the head down because, Yeah he has squinty eyes. Yep, cool, I'll have him open his eyes a little more, and then let's also, Bring the head down? Yeah head a little down. Cody that looks pretty sweet. So you can close your eyes, and I'll just do that through three count again, and kind of just exaggerate how wide, not like beady eyed but just like really open them up so I can see your eyes. Okay and we're gonna wait for this cloud for a second so that we're not competing with the sun. (camera clicks) I just wanted to get one that was wide, okay. I moved you in about, two inches, too. Okay, let me check, okay Cody. Actually let's wait for the cloud, you're good. You're chilling. Waiting, that's part of the game. Waiting for the sun, or the clouds. We're definitely getting catch light in his eye now, so just make sure he's opening. Okay Cody, eyes closed, and one, two, three, good. I think that was eyes wide open. Let me check that out. Nice that looks awesome, and go ahead and zoom in on that. That's great, that's really great, cool. So Cody I think that looks good with your green sweatshirt and your eyes are actually coming off like blue-green which looks really good. Okay let's try a couple more, and one, two, and three. Good, okay, I want to do one more and then we're gonna pull the buff down just so that we can actually see your face. Let's wait for shade, how was that with the sun out? If that last one was sun out, it looks pretty much the same. It does, okay, and let me try one more. Cody, going on three, one, two, and three. Tell me if that looks the same because if so, we'll just shoot through it. Did something change? Yeah the sun was totally out. And I'm still 2000, yeah I think the look of full sun. Well check out this, look at this edge, didn't fire. Yeah the first one didn't Fire, and now it's firing. Okay looks like we got cloud cover. Alright here we go Cody, there we go that's good. Buff down, and one, two, and three. Great, how's that looking, did it all fire? Everything fired. Let's try one more, just look right at me, there you go, good. Keep him centered frame. Great, great. Even a little bit of a smile Cody, like you're actually happy. Pretend like you're having fun, there you go. Great, good, that looks awesome. Alright, good, and real serious, game face. Eyes wide open on three, one, two, and three. Close them for a second, Cody. One, two, three, great, let me check that one. Looks pretty cool. What was the difference? Yeah I'm tryna see. Was that just sun difference right there? Maybe, are those the last two frames? Yeah it's just power, maybe like cycle time? Hey Corey? Yes. Just for the sake of a Red Bull shoot, what do you think about him just taking off those goggles so his helmet can push forward more for branding? Yeah that will be a style question for him. All these park guys, they don't like to take their goggles off on their helmet, let's try it. Hey Cody, how do you feel about losing your goggles for a shot. Like taking them off from like underneath your helmet. (laughs) I was just trying to prove! Do you have a branded Red Bull hat? Yeah let's lose helmet and goggles. And actually let's lose skies and poles as well, so it will just be standing your hands in your pockets. Okay, so let's do this. I think we're actually gonna shoot Cody with just his hat on, and then we're gonna try if we have enough time, just let the guys take one more lap up, is the chair already closed? In order to make it, We'd be cutting them. Okay let's send Dylan now, so let's send Dylan down. Hey Dylan, I think we're gonna send you so that you can, oh, hey Dylan, I think we're gonna send you down to the chair, and reset you for hitting the jump one last time. Okay. And then Cody, I'm gonna shoot a few frames and then we'll send you right away to get on the chair so we'll kind of end with one more shot of you guys going over the jump. Corey! Yeah? You want me to jump out right now? Yeah, I'd say go for it, just so you don't miss the chair. Okay here we go Cody, let's shoot a few, alright. And I want you Cody looking just slightly off this direction, there we go, perfect. And we're just waiting for the clouds. Standby for a second. Yeah and you can go ahead and close your eyes, and I'm turning his head ever so slightly so that we can actually see Red Bull branding. Okay hold on we're waiting for clouds. (camera clicks) Everything is firing. Yup, there we go. That's cloud, almost. Just watch that edge, and watch that slide box. Okay, and how are we doing on cloud cover? Got about a minute, or minute and a half. Cody it might be a minute. You can close your eyes if you want. Is it valuable for you guys seeing the lighting setup? Yeah. Good, good good. I like doing side lights like this. Like doing off hand and back light. Great. I don't often put a front, sometimes I just let it flair out. Right. And just like edging people. Sure, sure. I don't get the opportunity to do it in the mountains. That's the beauty right? When you bring it into the mountains. Okay, we're almost, I feel like it just shifted a little. I feel like it should be, like a little wider behind the scenes. Okay here we go, here we go. Okay Cody on three, one, two, three. Looking right at me, great, one, two, close your eyes. And one, two, three. Great, how is that looking? Good, everything's firing. Great, let me just lean in. Cody if this looks good I'm going to send you down to jump on the chair. That looks pretty good. Next to last, that's the last one. Cool, that looks great. Let's show Cody and then we'll send him down. That's zoomed in, and then pull out. Definitely looks different than the human eye, cool. So Cody, if you're willing to, let's jump on skies, and we'll do one last little session over the lip. So guys I think the goal is, let's everybody, we're obviously shooting with available light. We're not gonna reposition lights for this one. I think everybody find your own spot. Be conscious of, we can't control the light. We'll probably just gonna send them. If we can wait for a pocket of sun we will. But I think this is just an opportunity to sort of, we spent the whole morning looking for little kind of windows, or opportunities, different angles. Let's all find our positions, we're probably 10 minutes out from actually having the guys hit the jump. And let's see what we can do in this last leg of a day. (off camera speaking) Alright, sure, so one of the things that you might have noticed if you were watching from home, or even standing right here. And there was a little bit of dialogue that folks didn't hear on camera. Was around this whole idea is working with a brand. And if we were shooting this for Red Bull, one of the things that Red Bull has done an incredible job at is really putting branding on helmets, hats, ballcaps, beanies, T-shirts, jackets, in various places on the athletes body. And so when you're shooting a portrait of course, the easiest way to at least tell the viewer that this is the Red Bull athlete or this person is associated with Red Bull, is to make sure you're actually seeing either prominently or subtly that branding on the hat. And I think Red Bull has done an incredible job of sometimes keeping that pretty subtle, and sometimes making that really overt. In this case, we did it in two different ways. One Cody had a helmet one, it's a Red Bull branded helmet. By default it's in every photograph we shot, whether it's on the rail, whether it's in the air, or whether it was the portrait. As soon as he lost the helmet, we shot with his beanie. And it wasn't spun directly forward, so it's front and center, Red Bull branding, but it was subtle enough and clear enough that it's there, it's present, you always know that Cody has an affiliation with Red Bull that he's a Red Bull athlete. And that's something that you have to be conscious of, if you're out here working for the brand. If you are a Red Bull photographer, that's something you're expected to come back with. It's the action shots, wide, medium, and tight. You're trying to come back with little lifestyle moments from the side. It's waiting, it's getting ready, it's the concentration before and after. It's the celebration after success, but also it's the portraits. It's images that can be used in a profile. It's a headshot, it's a photograph that still says Red Bull, but makes Cody look compelling and ties it back to Red Bull. So just something that we're thinking about. You guys know this, you guys do work for Red Bull, but for those that are at home, it's pretty valuable and important to be thinking about. And Red Bull's a company that's pretty impressive in that they have clear guidelines and expectations. So there's lots of examples for when you get that first assignment for Red Bull, you're gonna get a PDF with some pretty great guidelines and examples of what works, what doesn't work, how they like to see their brand. And I would encourage you, no matter who you're working for, whether that's Red Bull, or a clothing company. Whether it's a shoe company, you wanna ask what are their brand expectations and how do they like to see their brand portrayed in photographs. How dominant should that logo be. You know there are brands out there that don't like to see their logos, and there are brands that like to see them front and center. So it's really just understanding from your client, what do they like so you can accommodate those needs in the field. One question, and this is to off camera, are there any questions from home? Because then I can, maybe I'll let you guys start seeking out your positions if you want. And I can try to field a couple of questions if there are anything that viewers have remotely. What's the hood around your laptop? Ahh, this glorified piece of cardboard and plastic, is a hood so that we can actually see our laptop screen outdoors. This is a great experiment to do at home. Take your Macbook Pro, outside into the sun, and try to look at the screen. And what you'll find immediately is that it's really difficult to do. And so this hood just allows us to block some of the sun while we are trying to review pictures. I think if you tuned in late to today's program, or this last segment, you can see I'm shooting in a way which is called tethered. And so the camera, my Nikon D5 is actually tethered through a USB cable into my Macbook Pro, we're using Capture One. And so when you're tethered you actually can't see the back of the camera. You can only look at the images online, and the reason we're doing that is so you can see the images at home right now. And so it creates a bit of a challenge especially in an outdoor environment like this where it is really really bright sun. It's bright sun, bright snow, lots of reflection. And so by putting this hood around our laptop, we can actually see the image, hopefully. So that's really why we're using it. Not an environment, how do you work on getting gear up the mountain? Who do you work with, as far as production? Got it, that's a great question. So we obviously brought a lot of equipment up unto the hill today. We started shooting with available light, we then did some lit action on the rail, and then we did a beautiful portrait of both Dylan and Cody. You'd be pretty hard pressed to do what we just did, in fact I wouldn't encourage it, if you just buy a lift ticket and show up for the day because we're kind of blocking the features, you'd really upset folks in the park. So you wanna make sure your footprint is in accordance with what the ski resort is comfortable with. If you're doing it professionally, if Red Bull calls you and says, we want you to go out and shoot a picture of an athlete, the first thing you're gonna do is reach out to that ski resort, to their marketing department, and you're gonna explain what you're doing and you're going to ask permission. The idea is that you can get some extra help. Maybe you can get mountain operations to carry your gear on a snow mobile before the resort opens, or carry it down it in the aftermath. Otherwise, you just need manpower. Either you're gonna go alone and you're gonna do several trips or you're going to have a compact kit. Or you're going to enlist some of your friends or assistants so that you can actually carry more equipment up at once. Working in parks like this it's really important to just be very conscientious of what's happening around you, you know? Guys, one of the scariest things I think I do is work at ski resorts, when the resort is open and I'm shooting in kind of the public space because what you'll find is that people are on their own agendas, it's very uncommon to have folks standing there with cameras and poles sticking up and so safety becomes a real concern, you do not want to be in a place where a skier can't see you. They come ripping around a corner, or they come over the jump and you're in the landing zone. So communicating with the ski resort, wearing bright clothing so that if people are skiing fast, you know you have a camera out, and don't make assumptions. You want people to see you, be prepared for someone to ski in and spray your gear. It might not be intentional, it might be intentional. Don't leave your bag open, that's one trick that I learned. You don't set your camera down, open the bag, pull out a lens and leave it open because inevitably that same funny guy on the chair lift comes skiing down and fills your bag full of snow so be conscious. Safety is a real concern when you're shooting during public hours at a ski resort. We have the great fortune of having a closed park, or at least this section and so we can kind of eliminate that safety issue and that concern of getting hit by a skier that's unaware you're there.

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Q: APP se encerra inesperadamente no smartphone Segue abaixo o código e os logs. Tento executar, mas sempre se fecha o app inesperadamente. Ele se fecha sem mostrar a imagem de erro nem insere no banco.
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public class Cadastro extends AppCompatActivity
{
    EditText txtNome, txtEmail, txtSenha, txtRepeteSenha;
    Button btnCadastrar;
    ProgressBar progressBar;
    ConnectionClass connectionClass;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate (Bundle savedInstanceState)
    {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_cadastro);
        connectionClass = new ConnectionClass();
        txtNome = findViewById(R.id.name);
        txtEmail = findViewById(R.id.email);
        txtSenha = findViewById(R.id.senha);
        txtRepeteSenha = findViewById(R.id.key_again);
        btnCadastrar = findViewById(R.id.cadastrar);
        progressBar = findViewById(R.id.progressBar);

        btnCadastrar.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener(){
            @Override
            public void onClick (View v){
                salvarBanco();
            }
        });
    }

    public Connection connectionBD(){
        Connection connection = null;
        String url = "jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://meu_ip:1433;databaseName=meu_banco;user=meu_user_banco;password=minha_senha_banco;";
        try {
            StrictMode.ThreadPolicy policy = new StrictMode.ThreadPolicy.Builder().permitAll().build();
            StrictMode.setThreadPolicy(policy);
            Class.forName("net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver").newInstance();
            connection = DriverManager.getConnection(url);
            Log.e("Script", "teste");
            Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),"Sucesso!",Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        }catch (Exception e){
            Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),e.getMessage(),Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        }
        return connection;
    }

    public void salvarBanco(){
        String query = "INSERT INTO Usuario(email, nome, senha) VALUES(?,?,?)";
        try{
            PreparedStatement preparedStatement = connectionBD().prepareStatement(query);
            preparedStatement.setString(1,txtEmail.getText().toString());
            preparedStatement.setString(2,txtNome.getText().toString());
            preparedStatement.setString(3,txtSenha.getText().toString());
            preparedStatement.executeUpdate();
        }catch (Exception e){
            Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),e.getMessage(),Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        }
    }
}

O erro:
10-03 17:13:42.954 27329-27329/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
        Process: com.example.paulo.apptecnico, PID: 27329
        java.lang.VerifyError: net/sourceforge/jtds/jdbc/TdsCore
            at net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.JtdsConnection.<init>(JtdsConnection.java:359)
            at net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver.connect(Driver.java:184)
            at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(DriverManager.java:179)
            at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(DriverManager.java:144)
            at com.example.paulo.apptecnico.Cadastro.connectionBD(Cadastro.java:55)
            at com.example.paulo.apptecnico.Cadastro.salvarBanco(Cadastro.java:67)
            at com.example.paulo.apptecnico.Cadastro$1.onClick(Cadastro.java:41)
            at android.view.View.performClick(View.java:4740)
            at android.view.View$PerformClick.run(View.java:19383)
            at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:733)
            at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
            at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:146)
            at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5679)
            at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
            at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:515)
            at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:1291)
            at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:1107)
            at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
    10-03 17:13:43.284 853-27985/? E/android.os.Debug: !@Dumpstate > sdumpstate -k -t -z -d -o /data/log/dumpstate_app_error
    10-03 17:13:44.904 853-969/? E/ViewRootImpl: sendUserActionEvent() mView == null
    10-03 17:13:45.014 240-240/? E/SMD: DCD ON
    10-03 17:13:45.134 28010-28010/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat$OnUnhandledKeyEventListenerWrapper', referenced from method android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat.addOnUnhandledKeyEventListener
    10-03 17:13:45.134 28010-28010/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.view.WindowInsets', referenced from method android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat.dispatchApplyWindowInsets
    10-03 17:13:45.144 28010-28010/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.view.WindowInsets', referenced from method android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat.onApplyWindowInsets
    10-03 17:13:45.144 28010-28010/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.view.View$OnUnhandledKeyEventListener', referenced from method android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat.removeOnUnhandledKeyEventListener
    10-03 17:13:45.144 28010-28010/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat$1', referenced from method android.support.v4.view.ViewCompat.setOnApplyWindowInsetsListener
    10-03 17:13:45.454 28010-28010/com.example.paulo.apptecnico E/SpannableStringBuilder: SPAN_EXCLUSIVE_EXCLUSIVE spans cannot have a zero length
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Troquei para conexão via conector, construído com PHP e Volley, mas nem chega a enviar, pois se fecha a aplicação assim que pressiono o botão enviar.

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Home/Entertainment/"Spider-Man 3": Tom Holland is delighted to finally talk about the SPOILERS movie
"Spider-Man 3": Tom Holland is delighted to finally talk about the SPOILERS movie
The plot of "Spider-Man: No Return Home" has been shrouded in mystery since the start of production, when rumors began to circulate about the participation of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.
As the movie has been out for a little over a week, that means SPOILERS have already been released.
Even Tom Holland himself is excited to finally discuss the secrets of the film.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the interpreter of Peter Parker
"It will be great to start talking about the film now that everyone has seen it! There are so many stories that I haven't told because it was all a secret. André [Garfield], tobey [Maguire] and I had one of the most amazing experiences working together. We're the only three people to have played this character on the big screen, so we've created a brotherhood, this friendship, that goes beyond just knowing.
"It's a shared experience that only the three of us have, and because of that connection, the relationship we had on set – I'm sure it's clear in the movie – was like we've been lost brothers ever since. a long time. And I want to talk about it whenever I can. Honestly, that was the highlight of my career. They can put me on stage in front of thousands of people because I have so much to talk about, all that was forbidden to me before. I would like to continue talking about this film.
As fans already know, Holland has a reputation for being a gossip, but this time he has managed to keep it a secret.
So it must certainly be a great relief for him to be able to speak openly about the main surprises of the plot.
Remember that "Spider-Man: No Return Home" is still playing in theaters and climbing at the box office.
So far, there is already US $ 876.2 million worldwide.
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What is a Weather Station & How Does It Work?
A weather station is a device which collects and reports environmental, atmospheric and weather related measurements. It consists of a group of sensors which take the measurements and a central console or data logger which collects and reports the measurement data received from those sensors. This data is used to gauge current weather conditions as well as to make short-term weather forecasts. Some of your more full featured consoles have the facility to be connected to a computer where the data can either be stored for statistical analysis or uploaded to a web site.
A typical weather station includes a barometer, an anemometer and wind vane, a hygrometer, a thermometer and a self-emptying rain gauge. The majority of weather stations also include sensors to measure the temperature and humidity indoors as well.
More complex professional weather stations might also include ultraviolet or UV light sensors, solar radiation sensors, a snow gauge, soil moisture sensors, leaf wetness sensors, soil temperature sensors and water temperature sensors. Some professional weather stations can also measure the amount of evapotranspiration which is very useful in the agricultural industry.
Weather stations come in two variations, wireless and wired. Each setup has it's particular strengths and weaknesses so be sure to read our comparison of wireless vs. wired weather stations.
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The Grand River 'Champion of Champions' Powwow Committee is a group of highly motivated, community spirited volunteers who have for the past three decades, staged and organized, on behalf of the Six Nations of the Grand River, an Aboriginal Multicultural event, annually the fourth weekend of July; so as to promote our rich arts heritage by showcasing our 'pride' in music, dance, arts and crafts.
Around 1977, a few people from the Six Nations community began to dance at Pow Wow's throughout Ontario. One night in 1979, sitting around the campfire at a pow wow, the discussion turned to "Why don't we host a pow wow at home?" The wheels started turning and the work began. The Grand River "Champion of Champions" Pow Wow Committee was formed and it was decided to have the first Pow Wow in 1980.
The term "Champion of Champions" was introduced as an added incentive to attract dancers. The dancer that would accumulate the most points throughout the weekend, would be deemed the "Champion of Champions" and receive a trophy, as well as have their name engraved on a large trophy that is displayed by the Pow Wow Committee. A date was picked and it was decided that the pow wow would be held annually on the fourth weekend in July. It was also agreed that the Committee and everyone involved in organizing the event would be volunteers.
As with any event, money was needed. The Committee began plans for various fundraising events and venues. It needed startup cash, so four families within the organization were able to loan $500.00 each to the Pow Wow. With this $2,000.00 kitty, fundraising began. The Committee formed a catering service and provided this service to many other organizations throughout the next few years. Turkey shoots were held and donations for prizes were solicited from friends and family. Elimination draws were held, a car was raffled off and other raffles held as well.
Those dancers that were a part of the Committee continued to promote the pow wow at other pow wows and recruited people to assist in the capacity of head judge, host drum, MC and Arena Director. Advertising throughout the local area and cities was carried out.
In 1980 the first Grand River "Champion of Champions" Pow Wow was held. When that first Grand Entry took place, it was an exciting and very emotional moment. Throughout the years, the Committee has managed to purchase its own bleachers, lights, tents and various equipment and supplies. The Committee provides supper to all dancers, singers and volunteers on Saturday and Sunday.
A lot of help, advice and encouragement has been given to the Pow Wow Committee throughout its lifetime. In 2019, the Grand River "Champion of Champions" Pow Wow celebrates its 40th year.


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Interpretative display inside the train carriage
Outside Dunera
Hay Prisoner of War Interpretive Centre
The Museum houses exhibits, photographs and stories about the experiences of internees, Prisoners of War and the townsfolk of Hay.
In July 1940, the Commonwealth government agreed to accept 6,000 internees from the United Kingdom. German, Italian and Japanese civilians internees and Prisoners of War were kept in three Prison Camps at Hay between 1940 and 1946 including the Dunera Boys. They were guarded by more than 600 members of 16th Australian Garrison Battalion.
The SS Dunera brought 1,984 German Jewish refugees aged between 16 and 45, who had escaped from Nazi occupied territories. Also on board were 200 Italian Prisoners of War and 250 Nazis. They arrived on Hay on September 7, 1940 as the first internees of the British Government World War II policy in Hay.
The collection comprises various objects including a soccer jumper, newsletters, passport, artworks, a suitcase and documents.
Migration Heritage Centre
Guided tour $3.00 pp
open every day of the year


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Sasja Sokolov (Russisch: Саша Соколов), geboren als Alexander Vsevolodowvitsj Sokolov (Russisch: Александр Всеволодович Соколов) (Ottawa, 6 november 1943), is een Russisch schrijver.

Leven en werk
Sokolov werd geboren als zoon van de Russische gezant in Canada. De familie ging in 1946 terug naar de Sovjet-Unie, waar Sokolov later journalistiek studeerde. In 1975 kreeg Sokolov asiel in Oostenrijk, na een hongerstaking van zijn Oostenrijkse vriendin en latere vrouw Johanna Steindl, die hij aan de Moskouse universiteit had leren kennen.

Sokolov kreeg wereldwijd bekendheid door zijn (ook in het Nederlands vertaalde) experimentele roman School der gekken (1976). Heel dit boek is één lange 'stream of consciousness' van een gestoorde man, grillig en onvoorspelbaar, vol woordspelingen, frisse associaties en spelen met beelden en klanken. De invloed van James Joyce is onmiskenbaar.

Ook zijn volgende romans, Tussen hond en wolf (1980) en Astrophobia (1985), kennen nauwelijks handeling. Doordat ze nog meer dan School der gekken drijven op ingenieuze woordspelingen en taalspel, gelden ze als schier onvertaalbaar.

Literatuur en bronnen
 E. Waegemans: Russische letterkunde, 1986, Utrecht

Externe links
 ELKOST Intl. literary agency

Russisch schrijver

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Operators of domestic airlines have cast a gloomy picture at the performance of the aviation sector with some few weeks to the end of year.
This follows the adverse impact of poor visibility due to the harmattan on their operations. Several domestic flights have been cancelled as a result of poor visibility.
[contextly_sidebar id="p1958h1iUyLKci7CBd9CqVpwX7WF3G7x"]The situation may become worse following a "Notice to Airmen" stating that the bad weather condition is expected to normalize by December 15.
Chief Executive of Starbow, James Eric Antwi tells Citi Business News his company is losing huge sums of money as a result of the development.
"It is very bad, the picture is very gloomy because we are not flying to Tamale, Kumasi, Sunyani, all the planes are stationed because the weather is very bad, and obviously we are losing money." He said.


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Home Libya EUBAM Trains Libyan Border Guards
EUBAM Trains Libyan Border Guards
Mohamed Emad
On Monday, the European Union Border Assistance Mission in Libya (EUBAM) began a basic training course on Criminal Intelligence, for the Libyan Border Guards (MoD).
In a tweet, the mission said that this training "comes in the framework of the support to the Libyan border authorities, and in cooperation with the Spanish National Police."
It added that the training, aims to improve the "gathering, analysis, and distribution of information, and will be followed by the delivery of specialised equipment."
Last year, EUBAM said that representatives of Burkina Faso, Chad, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger, "consider cross-border cooperation as an important way to ensure border management."
The representatives of the six countries united at a regional conference in Tunis, where they noted that cross-border cooperation is "a fundamental prerequisite to a successful strategy to counter complex cross-border challenges, such as terrorism and organised crime."
"Now the focus turns to ensure that we remain actively engaged. EUBAM Libya's priority is to continue this dialogue further with the countries of the region," EUBAM tweeted.
Earlier, the European Union affirmed its support for the mediation process in Libya, and encourages a "consensual and inclusive solution, Libyan-led and Libyan-owned."
This came during a speech delivered by the EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement, Oliver Várhelyi on behalf of the High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell.
During a plenary session for the European Parliament, Várhelyi said "there is a large consensus that the only sustainable way forward is to encourage a consensual and inclusive solution, Libyan-led and Libyan-owned. This is in the best interest of the Libyan people, who deserve a stable, peaceful, and prosperous country."
Várhelyi warned that Libya is "again in a dangerous political stalemate, after the hope and the progress thanks to the Berlin Process in 2021. As the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has been extended for one year, Special Envoy Abdoulaye Bathily can focus on establishing a strategy to resume a political framework for negotiations."
He called for encouraging the different Libyan actors from all sides to enhance dialogue and reach a consensus. "The call on foreign forces to withdraw from Libya must also be translated into practice," he affirmed.
Várhelyi pointed out that the European Union, along with the other international partners active in Libya, can make a difference by proactively supporting the mediation efforts.
New EUBAM Head Appointed for Libya
EU Works to Enhance Monitoring of Libyan Maritime Borders
Algeria to Train Libyan Female Police
Tunisia to Train 128 Libyans on Civil Aviation Safety
Italian Embassy Organises Training Course for Libyan Farmers
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Law and Disorder
Thu Mar 01, 2007 | 12:00pm
Undersheriff Kem Shemwell reported to the county supervisors on
2/27 that the governor's office is no longer pursuing the strategy
of collaborating with regions such as Santa Barbara to
reduce recidivism by building local prisons, in
which inmates in the final year of their terms would receive help
in transitioning into civilian life. Instead, the governor is now
considering easing state prison overcrowding by accepting only
prisoners sentenced to three years or more, with the rest left to
the counties' devices.
The tire-slasher who plagued Ellwood Beach Drive by
puncturing the tires on 79 vehicles – all four
tires on each vehicle, 316 tires in all – pleaded guilty to the
crimes on 2/15 in Santa Barbara Superior Court. Judge Joseph Lodge
sentenced 45-year-old Patrick Matthew Ortiz of Goleta to a year in
county jail and five years' felony probation. Ortiz's six-month
vandalism spree started in July 2006 and lasted for six months,
ending with his arrest in December.
David Lin, an engineer implicated for his role in the 2001
murder of UCSB student Patrick Hsu, was acquitted on 2/25 in a San
Jose federal court. Lin allegedly helped Anthony Chang mail a
robotic dog with a bomb inside it to Hsu, who was
killed when he put batteries inside the gift toy, igniting an
explosion. Chang, who allegedly sent the bomb in a revenge plot
against his ex-wife, Hsu's sister, has since fled the country.
Marcos Almaguer, the driver whose truck struck and
killed UCSB triathlete Kendra Payne on Gibraltar Road in
January 2006, was sentenced to 45 days in County Jail and three
years' probation. Almaguer originally faced charges of vehicular
manslaughter, a misdemeanor, but his lawyers successfully reduced
the charges to trespass by motor vehicle, to which Almaguer pleaded
guilty. While on probation, Almaguer must also pay $100 per month
to the Kendra Chiota Payne Memorial Fund, to which he has already
donated $8,000.
A 2/27 hearing in the Eric Frimpong rape case
ended with Judge Brian Hill declining to impose the gag order
requested by Robert Sanger, Frimpong's lawyer. Sanger said undue
media scrutiny could negatively affect his client's case, and
faulted a Sheriff's Department press release, which he said used
"inappropriate" language to describe the victim's version of
events. Sanger had wanted the gag order to prohibit further notices
about the case. Judge Hill encouraged Sanger and prosecutor Mary
Barron to jointly compose a set of rules governing media coverage.
The next hearing is scheduled for 3/1. Vist independent.com for
Former Lompoc convenience store clerk Michael
Mims, whom a jury found guilty of attempted murder last
month, was sentenced on 2/26 to a minimum of 32 years in
prison for the attempted murder of Lompoc resident Anthony
Johnson. Mims apologized at the sentencing for shooting Johnson
three times at point-blank range outside Kim's Jiffy Food Store in
July 2005. He must serve at least 27 years before he is eligible
for parole.
https://www.independent.com/2007/03/01/law-and-disorder-24/


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Legislative and
Connecting policy and technology
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory maintains a dedicated legislative and regulatory analysis and development capability.
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David Donnelly
Legislative and Regulatory Analyst
Kathleen A. Doty
Advisor, Treaties and Agreements
Madalina Man
Legislative and Regulatory Specialist
Chanel Chauvet-Maldonado
Legal Analyst
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) maintains a cadre of trained attorney-analysts who perform training, engagement, and capacity building with a broad range of foreign partners and conduct research and analysis on behalf of United States government sponsors.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory at a group meeting of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL). (Photo by INTERPOL)
PNNL's contributions toward advancing United States nonproliferation objectives result from our drive to build multidisciplinary teams of talented staff from diverse fields who can deliver solutions for effective, real-world applications. Our expert legal and regulatory analysts integrate policy perspectives into technical solutions informed by strong partnerships with United States government partners, other Department of Energy national laboratories, and international end users.
Applications of this capability include:
Consultation on development of international guidance and best practices for legislative and regulatory frameworks to control chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats and related expertise, materials, and facilities.
Training and capacity building for United States partner foreign governments to implement international guidance and best practices.
Research and analysis of United States and international law, particularly related to the control of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear technology, export controls, proliferation finance, and emerging risks in the global nonproliferation regime.
With knowledge and skills in analyzing national and international laws and regulations, staff evaluate the legal implications of technology development and deployment, prepare gap analyses of existing legal frameworks against recognized international standards and best practices, and develop options and guidance for decision makers. PNNL policy experts produce objective and independent analysis and effective solutions to advance United States and international security, promote international treaty implementation, and inform a variety of national security policy decisions.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory at a group meeting of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). (Photo by OPCW).
Subject areas where this capability is applied in ongoing work include:
Arms control and disarmament;
Security of hazardous chemical, biological, radioactive, and nuclear materials;
Nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction, including international nuclear safeguards, strategic trade controls, and counterproliferation finance; and
Emerging technologies and risks, including cybersecurity and cyber conflict, space and aerospace, climate change and international security, technology and privacy, and targeted disinformation campaigns.
To connect with our legislative and regulatory team, contact legalframeworks@pnnl.gov.
Doty Selected as Guest Editor for Nuclear Security Journal
Chauvet Serves as Legal Expert to Uzbekistan Legislative, Regulatory Framework
VerWey Briefs U.S. Congressional Commission on Supply Chain Security and Resilience
Space Science, Technology, and PolicyPNNL-UW Space Policy and Research Center MOU


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The next day, Ren Baqian brought the students and the indigenous people up the mountain.
Usually, the food that the indigenous people hunted could sustain their entire stronghold for three days. However, because Ren Baqian and his entourage arrived, they had to hunt for food again on the second day.
The forest on Nine-peaked Mountain was very dense. Sunlight only illuminated a small number of areas and was scattered by the canopy of leaves, breaking into numerous pillars of light.
The soil on the ground was extremely fertile. Over many years, the dead leaves fell from the trees, rotted, and seeped into the ground, causing the soil to become extremely rich.
"There isn't much game near the Black Pool, so we will head for the northwest. Na Gu will lead you from here," the middle-aged leader of the hunting team, Ta Hu, told Ren Baqian.
Currently, they were still on the outer edge of Nine-peaked Mountain. The center region of Nine-peaked Mountain was enormous and was where a huge number of game animals could be found. Needless to say, it was also much more dangerous there. The wild boar that they encountered yesterday was considered nothing in the center region of Nine-peaked Mountain.
"I hope you will have a fruitful trip!" Ren Baqian cupped his fists and said.
"I hope so too." Ta Hu gave a forthright smile.
"Na Gu, lead them there."
"Got it. Remember to catch a shanlazi for me. Recently, I have been craving it," Na Gu replied bluntly.
Following which, the group split up and bade farewell to each other. Ren Baqian watched on as those burly men with hairy legs walked in another direction with their clubs and nets.
Ta Hu's party also had four sabers, one of which was a short one. They used bone arrows for their bows. The arrowheads of the bone arrows were made out of a type of wild beast bone.
Ta Hu also had 10 metal-tipped arrows, but he was reluctant to use them and treated them like precious treasures.
Ren Baqian, his students, and the imperial guards followed Na Gu to the southwest.
"How far is it?" Ren Baqian asked.
"We will arrive after we cross that peak," Na Gu pointed ahead and replied.
Ren Baqian followed the direction of her finger. All he could see was dense vegetation, vines, and grass that was as tall as a man. His line of sight was blocked completely.
"Her Majesty chose you to be her husband?" Na Gu asked with curiosity. Even though it was already a fact, she still found it hard to believe.
"What do you want to ask about?" Ren Baqian immediately knew what she was thinking when he saw the look in her eyes.
Most aboriginals did not know how to hide their feelings and thoughts. They would bluntly ask whatever question they had, even if the question shouldn't be asked.
Na Gu's brain was like the size of a pea.
"It is most likely because I'm handsome!" Ren Baqian touched his own face.
"Pfft!" This sound came from Tong Lan, who was following behind Ren Baqian with her ears pricked up.
"Then what else could it be?" Ren Baqian retorted.
Everyone opened their mouths, but did not know what to say. Ren Baqian's looks were only slightly better than his fighting skills.
What did Her Majesty see in him? Knowledge? Everyone had to admit that this was true. However, after knowing Ren Baqian's character for so long, they knew he was waiting for everyone to say this.
If they did not say he was knowledgeable, it would imply that they agreed he was handsome. It was a dilemma for them.
For a moment, everyone was at a loss.
Ren Baqian observed the constipated looks on everyone's faces and chuckled. Then, he said with a solemn tone, "There is always a reason for hating someone, but there's no reason for liking someone."
However, everyone felt that these words were true. Du Laoliu, who had someone he liked, was especially and greatly affected by these words.
Tong Lan was the only one that had a disdainful look on her face.
She objected to everything Ren Baqian said outside of class. She would approve of anything that Ren Baqian disapproved of. This was an issue of principle.
Unless Ren Baqian could defeat her.
After walking for quite some time, they finally reached that peak. Looking down from the peak, they saw a green ocean. The rustling leaves, chirping birds, and roaring beasts echoed across their ears. This was a kingdom that was filled with vitality.
"It's there." Standing on a rock, Na Gu pointed in a particular direction.
In the midst of the green ocean, there was a small black dot. This was where the Black Pool was.
"It's still very far away!" Ren Baqian used his hand to shield his eyes from the dazzling sunlight while looking at the black spot.
Walking through a forest was much slower than walking on flat land. Everywhere was filled with tall grass and vines. A moment of carelessness would cause one to be bitten by venomous snakes. A place that looked very near needed a long time to reach in reality.
The position of the Black Pool was a few miles away from their current position, but it would take them roughly four hours to arrive there.
Like what Ren Baqian had expected, they walked through the forest for about four hours before reaching the vicinity of the Black Pool.
Their surroundings began to change when they were a few hundred meters away from the Black Pool. The leaves on the trees were withering. It seemed like the vegetation had already been affected by the Black Pool at such a distance.
After walking out of the forest, they saw the pool, which was roughly 10 meters ahead of them. The pitch-black surface of the pool was tranquil and completely devoid of life.
The the soil around the pool was different from the forest floor. It was completely yellow in color whereas the soil in the forest was black. A type of short grass could be found scattered all over the place.
"This is the Black Pool."
Ren Baqian knew this was the place without Na Gu telling him so. He could smell the stench of rotten eggs, forcing him to cover his nose.
If he wasn't wrong, this was the smell of sulfur. He walked to the side of the Black Pool. The water looked almost entirely black, preventing him from telling how deep it was.
"What are we doing here?" Tong Lan followed Ren Baqian and asked. This question had been bothering everyone for a few days already. Shi Gan had asked Ren Baqian about it before, but the latter had not replied to him.
"Bottle!" Previously, Ren Baqian had asked the imperial guards to prepare five sealed bottles for him.
"Do you know that the ground moves?" Ren Baqian turned around and asked everyone.
"How can the ground move!" The moment these words came out of Na Gu's mouth, someone said, "Whether the ground moves or not will have to depend on the reference point taken."
"You're right, but even from the perspective of an ordinary person, the ground is still moving. Beneath the ground, there are the tectonic plates that move in various ways. The most obvious example of the ground moving is an earthquake. When the tectonic plates move, under certain circumstances, earthquakes will occur." Ren Baqian seized the opportunity to teach everyone a lesson.
"Then why does the ground move?" a student immediately asked.
Ren Baqian picked up a stone and let go of it, letting it fall to the ground. "An object will fall to the ground when it is affected by gravity. Similarly, the ground is affected by gravity too."
"You mean one day the ground will fall as well? Where does it fall to?" Tong Lan's tiny mouth gaped in horror.


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Paremhat 2 - Coptic Calendar - Paremhat 4

The third day of the Coptic month of Paremhat, the seventh month of the Coptic year. In common years, this day corresponds to February 27, of the Julian Calendar, and March 12, of the Gregorian Calendar. This day falls in the Coptic Season of Shemu, the season of the Harvest.

Commemorations

Martyrs

 The martyrdom of Saint Porphyry

Saints

 The departure of Pope Cosmas I, the 58th Patriarch of the See of Saint Mark
 The departure of Saint Porphyry, Bishop of Gaza
 The departure of Saint Hadid the Priest

References

Days of the Coptic calendar


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Professor Merriam is an associate professor with a joint appointment to the Legal Studies Department and School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs. His research and teaching interests focus on national security law and constitutional law, focusing especially on constitutional issues associated with the military and military service. Professor Merriam also serves as an appellate military judge appointed to the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals.
Before arriving at UCF, Professor Merriam was an assistant professor at the United States Air Force Academy, where he received the Outstanding Academy Educator Award for excellence in teaching. Prior to entering academia, Professor Merriam practiced law as an active duty judge advocate in the United States Air Force, and as an associate attorney at the international law firm K&L Gates LLP.
J.D., University of Virginia
LL.M., The George Washington University
Thomas P. Keenan, Jr. Award, 2015, United States Air Force ("most outstanding contribution to the development of international and military operations law" in the United States Air Force)
Outstanding Academy Educator, United States Air Force Academy
Meritorious Service Medal (military service)
Joint Commendation Medal (military service)
National Security Law (with Douglas B. McKechnie, West Academic, 2020)
Fire, Aim, Ready! Militarizing Animus: Unconstitutional "Unit Cohesion" and the Transgender Ban, 123 Dickinson (Penn St.) L. Rev. 57 (2018)
National Guard, in The Criminal Justice System, 2nd Ed. (Michael Hooper ed. 2017)
Academic Freedom in the "Guarded" Institution, 14 First Amend. L. Rev. 1 (2016) (with Douglas B. McKechnie)
In a Time of Total War: The Federal Judiciary and National Defense, 1940-1954 (with Joshua E. Kastenberg; Ashgate Press, 2016)
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Art Chin, long-time chef and restaurant owner in Dayton and Tipp City, checks food being prepared as part of his new job in the kitchen at Broadway Elementary School in Tipp City. CONTRIBUTED
Popular local restaurant owner retires, joins school cafeteria staff
Nancy Bowman, Contributing Writer
TIPP CITY —
Art Chin retired earlier this year after 45 years in the restaurant business, but he's still busy cooking, now for the young customers of the Broadway Elementary School cafeteria.
Chin operated Chin's in downtown Dayton followed by Chin's Ginger Grill and then Greenfire Bistro in Tipp City during his more than four decades in the restaurant business. He sold the business this year to former employee and Tippecanoe High School graduate Adam Berning.
Although he left behind the long hours that go along with owning a restaurant, Chin said he wasn't ready to stop work entirely.
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When he saw an opening for cafeteria manager at Broadway school, he quickly applied.
"This job came along and it is the perfect job for an old cook like me. I still get to do a little cooking, obviously, but I get my weekends off, my summers off," he said. "When you work as hard as I have and as many hours as I did a day, you are not going to lay around the house."
His hiring this summer by the Tipp City Exempted Village Schools Board of Education brought an enthusiastic response from those at the meeting, and from Chin, who said he was excited for the opportunity to continue work in the community.
He filled an opening created with the retirement of Judy Dungan, long-time Broadway kitchen manager, said Gary Pfister, Tipp City schools' director of services.
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Chin is one of five kitchen managers in district buildings. The managers are responsible for developing the menu and preparing meals daily with assistance from other kitchen employees.
"They are all well versed in the USDA requirements and make sure each day's menu meets those requirements and, most importantly, is a menu that the kids want to eat," Pfister said.
Chin said the experienced managers have been a big help to him in learning about the regulations and adjusting to budgets available for meals.
"They have been a big help to me to transition from private industry to this," he said.
"I am not cooking anything different than what anybody's cooked over the years. I am just trying to incorporate more fresh vegetables, more fresh fruits, less frozen items."
He also turned to his young customers, distributing a survey in the early days of the school year to get an idea of what vegetables interested students. The survey listed several and invited responses of "like," "dislike" and "not sure."
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Tomatoes, corn, carrots and green beans drew the most positive responses.
Chin also visits with students daily in the lunchroom. "I go while they are eating. I treat them just like they were my customers at the restaurant. I don't treat them any differently," he said.
He hopes to educate the students a bit on foods and to also help increase the number of students who buy school lunches.
Chin said he enjoys the job so far and doesn't miss the long hours at the restaurant.
"I miss my clients. A lot of them became my friends," he said.
The school job also is a way for him to give back to the community and the schools, which his two daughters attended.
"This still gives me the opportunity to cook. I don't get tired of cooking," Chin said. "I have been doing it so long, I don't know what else to do."
Contact this contributing writer at nancykburr@aol.com


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To help out Deloris above. In the first paragraph, they are talking about the fact that ex-racers have always been around other greys, and lead a very structured life. Their trainers handled them on a strictly professional level. As a result, the hounds always knew what was expected of them. When left in their new homes alone, even for short periods, they can become confused. This is not always recognized by their new owners, as other pets can handle being left alone for short periods.
With out writing a short book here , I hope this clears up this issue for you Deloris.
Interesting post, thanks. Can you explain the first paragraph more?


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First, you will have a chance to enjoy Vietnamese coffee in small coffee shop. Sipping coffee and looking at the traffic will be an interesting experience for you, this is a typical Vietnamese coffee shop setting. A cup of coffee is a wonderful start for an active day.
Then, cyclo will take you to Ly Thuong Kiet street. There, you will enjoy one of the most special and famous foods of Hue called " Bun bo Hue" ( Hue beef noodle soup). Its flavor will help you understand why most of Hue people in particular and Vietnamese people in general like it and eat it everyday.
After enjoying Bun bo Hue, the guide will take you to Dong Ba market. On the way to Dong Ba market, you will stop at Trang Tien bridge to take photos. Spanning the Huong River, Trang Tien bridge is the most beautiful bridge and a symbol of Hue.
Dong Ba market is close to Trang Tien bridge. It is the busiest and oldest market in Hue city. At the market, you will walk around to see its architecture and watch the daily trade of local people. Here, you can also have a chance to taste some fresh local fruits.
Leave Dong Ba market, you will go along Tran Hung Dao street, pass Phu Xuan bridge and stop at Bia Quốc Học ( War Monument ). War monument in front of the National School was built under King Thanh Thai, this is a work with unique architecture and a destination of many travelers.
The next place to visit is Hue Train station. The station is influenced by French architecture and is today considered one of the most beautiful railway stations in Vietnam.
Now, may be you are quite hungry. Our guide and cyclo will take you to a local restaurant to enjoy some local food such as Bún thịt nướng ( Grilled pork Vermicelli), Bánh Khoái ( Hue pancake), Nem lụi ( Grilled chopped meat). They are all rustic dishes and often present in Vietnamese family meals.
To make Hue food tour be more perfect, we will continue to transfer to Hung Vuong street to enjoy sweet soup. Chè Huế ( sweet soup) is considered the best in Vietnam and is famous with many kinds including both royal and folk. It is really a must taste dish when you come to Hue city.
Finish the tour. The Guide and cyclo will take you back to your hotel in Hue city center.