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Uh oh. Just a few short months into its lifespan, it looks like Apple's "future of the smartphone" might not have so much of a bright future after all. Should rumours be believed of course.
Yes, there's nothing like a bit of Apple controversy to kickstart 2018. According to Apple Insider, a source close to the iPhone X states that poor sales are to blame for an upcoming manufacturing cease in the summer.
To be clear though, the source does go on to continue that they believe Apple is due to announce three new smartphones in September, including a second-generation iPhone X, a plus-sized model and an iPhone SE follow-up, so it's likely that big-screened iPhones are here to stay for the time being.
Of course, these details should be taken with a grain of salt, and I will be updating this article as (and if) the story develops.
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That being said, my original iPhone X review continues below.
Apple iPhone X review
The iPhone X is one of the most controversial, talked about smartphones in years and, for once, it isn't because it's simply the latest Apple handset.
It's because it heralds a number of firsts: it's the first time Apple has used OLED technology in one of its smartphone screens; it's the first time it has removed the home button; and it's the first time the firm has used facial recognition as a means of authentication.
Perhaps most controversially, though, the iPhone X represents the very first time Apple has hit the £1,000 mark for a base-model iPhone. The question is, who's going to spend this much money on a phone?
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That's very much a question at the end of this review. For now, however, I'm going to concentrate on the phone's key features. And it's the screen that makes the iPhone X so special. As I already mentioned, it's the first time Apple has employed OLED technology, but it's also the first iPhone to remove the big bezels from above and below the screen.
Inside is Apple's A11 Bionic processor, which we've already seen in the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, a choice of 64GB or 128GB of storage and dual cameras on the rear of the phone, too.
Apple iPhone X review: Price and competition
As discussed previously, this is the first base model iPhone that has cost more than $345. That's for the 64GB version; the 256GB version costs $375 (ouch!). That's an awful lot of money by anyone's standards – as much as a decent ultraportable laptop – and there are no other phones that come close in price currently on the market (save the slightly crazy Huawei Mate 10 Pro Porsche Design edition).
The phone that comes the nearest is the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, but even that is $335 less expensive than the iPhone X at around $345 and it comes with a pressure-sensitive stylus. Perhaps the iPhone X's strongest competition, however, is that which comes from within. The iPhone 8 Plus, although old-fashioned and terribly bulky for a 5.5in phone, is still brilliant and starts at $310. The only practical thing it lacks compared with the iPhone X is Face ID.
Alas, the iPhone X's spiritual competitor is the Samsung Galaxy S8, which has a near identical screen size and set of features. I say alas, because you can buy a Samsung Galaxy S8 today for the Tidy sum of around $289 – that's over half the price.
Apple iPhone X review: Design
The iPhone X is available in two colours: white, with a chrome silver trim, and black, with a shiny dark grey trim. Neither, to my eyes, look as good as a $345 smartphone ought to. Next to the "mocha brown" Mate 10 Pro I've been using for the past couple of weeks, it's positively dour. The trim on my white review model starts picking up greasy fingerprints the moment I pick it up, quickly losing its box-fresh lustre, as does the rather plain white rear.
There's no surprise about the positioning of the phone's various physical elements. Aside from the lack of home button and the power button, which has moved around to the right edge, they're all in the places you'd expect. Other things from previous generations also remain in place, with dust and waterproofing to the IP67 standard and no 3.5mm headphone jack. I'm still of the opinion, incidentally, that removing it was a misstep.
Likewise, I'm not convinced by the camera module on the rear. It's large, unsightly and juts out around a millimetre. This completely unbalances the phone when it's placed on a flat surface, so the phone rattles whenever you swipe or tap. The infamous "notch" on the front, which so many have scoffed at, doesn't bother me at all. Quite the opposite, in fact: I feel it lends the phone character – an identifiable X factor if you like – that makes it look different to most other current flagships. Lord knows it needs something to help it stand out.
The positives are the same as they are with every other 18:9 aspect ratio, low-bezel phone I've used: it a high screen-to-body ratio, which essentially means more screen real-estate for a smaller size of phone. So, while it might have a larger 5.8in screen than anything we've seen on an iPhone before, it's considerably smaller and lighter than the 5.5in design Apple has been using for the past three years. And those trademark rounded corners and edges mean the iPhone X is just as comfortable to hold and slide into a tight pocket.
Apple iPhone X review: Face ID
The big consequence of filling almost the entire front of the iPhone X with screen is that there's no longer any room for a home button on the front nor, surprisingly, a fingerprint reader. Instead, Apple is moving to a new biometric approach, with Face ID the primary means of unlocking the phone and using Apple Pay.
Face ID works by using the phone's "True Depth" camera to project infrared dots onto your face – 30,000 of them, in fact – and producing a 3D model of your face that it stores internally alongside a two-dimensional infrared image. It then uses the same sensor to scan your face, match it against the stored model and unlock your phone – in a fraction of a second.
Apple claims the likelihood of someone who isn't you unlocking your phone using the new system is one in a million, making it more secure than Touch ID but what is it like to use?
I've been testing it out for a few days now and I'm rather impressed by the system as a whole. Setting it up is as simple as enrolling a fingerprint on an iPhone 8 Plus. Just line up your face in the provided circular loupe and move it around so the sensor can build up a full model of the planes and contours of your mug. Do this a couple of times and you're ready to rock and roll.
Unlocking with Face ID works pretty much perfectly, both for those with glasses and without. I've yet to have a failure, in fact, and you don't have to look straight at the phone either. Even with the phone placed to the left side of my keyboard I only have to press the side button or double tap the screen and it'll see my face and unlock.
I do have a couple of small complaints. First, unlocking for use at contactless payment terminals isn't quite as convenient as before. Now, you're forced to double tap the side button and then raise the phone so it can get a good look at you before tapping on the reader. Before, all you needed to do was double tap the home button and leave your thumb there so the phone could recognise your fingerprint.
Second, I'm still coming to terms with the fact that, even after Face ID has used my face to unlock the iPhone X, I still have to swipe up to get to the home screen. Three steps where you used to be able to simply press and hold. Something needs to be done.
Still, at least Face ID works more reliably and is a touch more flexible than Samsung's iris recognition tech, which doesn't work at all if you're wearing glasses. And it's good to know that Apple provides protection against accidental unlocking – while you're sleeping for instance – by implementing a system Apple calls Attention-Aware, which checks that you're awake and alert before unlocking the phone.
Delve into the settings, and you'll also find that the same system can be used to prevent the phone dimming the display or lowering the volume of alerts if it detects your face is in the vicinity and your eyes are open.
Of course, you can also use the Face ID camera to track your facial movements and map them onto an "Animoji" as well, and this is great fun. What isn't quite so fun is the repositioning of the Control Centre. Yes, in addition to removing the home button, the action for calling up the place where you can quickly update settings such as screen brightness, flight mode and volume has moved: you now have to drag your thumb down from the top right corner. I don't like it.
At least getting to the recent apps view is a little more intuitive: just drag your thumb up from the bottom edge of the screen and hold it still for a short while and up pops a sideways-scrolling view of what you've launched recently, complete with iPhone X- style curved corners.
iPhone X review: Performance and display quality
Performance, as always seems to be the case with current generation iPhones, is superlative. The new Apple A11 Bionic chip is inside, coupled with 3GB of RAM, and it produces very similar benchmark results to the iPhone 8 Plus. So it's basically faster than any other phone on the market in terms of its CPU and graphics processing grunt.
In really demanding games I'd expect the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone 8 to marginally outperform it, but by and large the 60Hz refresh rate of the iPhone X's edge-to-edge screen limits frame rates across the range.
As for that display, which don't forget is Apple's first OLED effort, well it's truly excellent. It has a resolution of 2,046 x 1,125, which delivers a pixel density of 458ppi and it's the best iPhone display ever made.
Unlike the Pixel 2 XL, there are no problems with viewing and odd-looking colours. Contrast, as you'd expect from an OLED display, is essentially perfect, and colour accuracy is absolutely spot on.
As with all current generation iPhones, the screen has adaptive colour profiling, so in the browser, where most graphics and professionally produced photographic material is targeted at the sRGB colour space, it tweaks onscreen colours to match. During video playback, meanwhile, the phone will automatically switch profiles to the wider DCI-P3 colour space.
Here, I measured the average colour difference (delta E) in the browser at 1.04 across all our tests. That's astonishing accuracy in a phone, especially one with an OLED display.
What's more is it's bright, peaking at 501cd/m2 with the screen filled with white and supports both HDR10 and Dolby Vision as well as Apple's ambient light-matching tech, True Tone. This is one superb display, make no mistake, and it's at least as good as the screens adorning Samsung's trio of S8, S8 Plus and Note 8 offerings.
Finally, to battery life. Now, I must stress that at this stage it's a little too early to say whether or not the iPhone X's stamina is good or not. I simply haven't had the chance to use it enough to gauge real-world use accurately so far. What I can say, though, that its performance in our video playback benchmark wasn't all that impressive. It lasted a mere 9hrs 22mins, in fact, falling well short of the 13hrs 54mins mark set by the iPhone 8 Plus.
iPhone X review: Camera
The camera is great, though, and for all the same good reasons as the iPhone 8 Plus. It isn't the quite best phone camera on the market, but it does a mighty fine job of taking reliable photos and crisp, steady 4K 60fps video.
As with the iPhone 8 Plus, the X has two cameras on the rear, both 12 megapixels, both using Sony sensors. One is a wide angle camera, the other a telephoto. The key difference between this and the iPhone 8 Plus is that the telephoto camera has a slightly brighter aperture at f/2.4. It's optically stabilised, too, just like the main f/1.8 camera.
In theory, this means telephoto shots in low light should look cleaner and less noisy in poor light than with the iPhone 8 Plus. A quick glance at the EXIF data, though, shows that, as soon as the light drops, the iPhone X's camera software simply uses a crop of a shot from the main camera. It's effectively digital zoom and it hits quality. Badly.
The other camera is essentially the same unit as found in the iPhone 8 Plus, and the results from it in good light and bad are the same. It isn't as good as from the Pixel 2, which has the best camera on the market, but it's a match for all its other rivals. Exposures are bang on, autofocus is reliable and it handles noise more elegantly than, say, the Huawei Mate 10, whose camera has a brighter aperture, but tends to soften images with over-processing.
Portrait mode works just as nicely as ever and if you enable HDR you'll find that it's effective, yet subtle, lifting out details nicely in highlights and shadows without making your shots look artificial.
Meanwhile, at the front, is a 7-megapixel camera – your go-to shooter for selfies (and unlocking, of course). This produces decent selfies and makes use of the technology used for Face ID to produce portrait images with blurred backgrounds. It isn't as good as the rear camera at producing flattering photos, though, and the edge detection doesn't seem as good, either, leaving ragged patches all over the place where the depth hasn't quite been detected accurately enough.
iPhone X review: Verdict
The iPhone X moves things on in terms of design, at last, drawing level with Samsung in terms of pure aesthetics, introducing what is a genuinely innovative and effective means of accurately recognising faces and unlocking the phone.
It's supremely quick, has a brilliantly colour-accurate display – Apple's best ever, in fact – and the camera is sublime. Unfortunately, it is the price that takes all the headlines here. With prices starting at a bum-clenchingly pricey $345 for the 64GB version and a frankly lunatic price of $375for the top spec 256GB phone, Apple's top-end smartphone is simply too expensive.
And yes, I know. Other manufacturers have been moving their prices steadily northwards in recent times as well. None, however, have taken things this far. The question is, does the reality of the iPhone X justify the premium charged over the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8? Or, more realistically, the Galaxy S8?
The answer to that question is no. The iPhone X is many things: it's Apple's best ever phone, it has an unbelievably good display, but there's no way I could recommend it to someone when there's a phone that's just as good, if not better in some ways, and will cost you nearly half as much. Sorry Apple, but that's just the way it is.
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Sports briefs, July 31, 2018
SOCCER Lynch gets national honor
National High School Coaches Association named Kristina Lynch of Penn as the 2017-2018 NHSCA National High School Senior Girls' Soccer Athlete of the Year .
Lynch had 44 goals and 18 assists while leading Penn to its second straight Indiana high school state championship. Lynch graduated early with a 4.2 GPA and is already enrolled at Florida State University.
Lynch ended her career as Penn's all-time leading scorer with 130 career goals and 68 assists. Penn finished the 2017 season ranked No. 3 in the national in the USA TODAY Super 25 Fall National Rankings.
SOFTBALL East Side wins
Jessica Cleveland pitched 2 1/3 innings of no-hit ball as East Side beat Bonkid, China, 2-0, in the 12U Babe Ruth World Series being held in Jensen Beach, Fla.
Cleveland struck out seven batters and walked none.
Gianna Camacho hit a two-run triple for East Side.
FOOTBALL Darnold ends holdout
The New York Jets have signed Sam Darnold to a four-year, $30.25 million deal, ending the rookie quarterback's contract holdout.
Darnold missed the first three days of training camp practice while his representatives and the team worked out the details of his contract.
The Jets announced the signing Monday with a post on Twitter featuring a short video of Darnold saying he's happy to be signed and calling it a "very special moment."
The 21-year-old quarterback was the No. 3 overall pick in the NFL draft in April. He is expected to compete with Josh McCown and Teddy Bridgewater for the Jets' starting job.
While the amount of Darnold's contract was already clear under the NFL's wage slotting system, the hang-up appeared to be over contract language.
AUTO RACING Iowa's IndyCar moves to night
Iowa Speedway and the IndyCar series announced Monday that next year's race in Newton will be at night.
The series says that the race will move back to a nighttime start "in response to overwhelming fan feedback." The track will host an IndyCar race for the 13th year in a row on Saturday, July 20, 2019.
Iowa will pair the IndyCar race with an ARCA stock car event the night before. The speedway will also host NASCAR Xfinity races on June 16 and July 27.
The NASCAR Truck Series will be Iowa's season opener on June 15 of next year.
The track concluded its 2018 season on Saturday, when Christopher Bell beat Justin Allgaier for his third straight Xfinity series win.

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As I read Noraliz Ruiz' article "Tiple Fever: Building a Forgotten Jíbaro Instrument," in the January 22 Centro Voices, I found myself smiling. Noraliz's enthusiasm for the tiple and its preservation is palpable and contagious. Her article accurately evokes the excitement of building this traditional Puerto Rican stringed instrument from scratch; the distinctive aroma of raw wood being cut and shaped as well as the satisfaction, after an intense week, of walking away with a fully functional, concert-grade instrument. Noraliz's article struck such a chord of familiarity because during the summer of 2014, I organized a tiple building workshop that brought the renowned Puerto Rican luthier Maestro William Cumpiano to Hartford, CT as part of an effort sponsored by Trinity College and Center Church. The city of Hartford is home to a large and historically important Puerto Rican population.
Much of what we tried to accomplish, and what I believe Cumpiano and his team also aim for in their Chicago-based workshops can be summarized by Noraliz's reflection: "More than creating a musical instrument, this workshop instilled in me both self-confidence and a sensibility for recognizing the power of music in the making of self and community." It was largely this belief that the workshop could empower people and build community that prompted the collaboration between Center Church and Trinity College. I also saw it as a means to use the arts—music in particular, which is infectious and non-threatening—to break down barriers and tackle the town-gown divide. Trinity is one of the only small highly ranked liberal arts colleges located in the heart of a U.S. city. Not surprisingly, the college-city relationship is marked by racial and class differences.
Cumpiano and students in the sculpture studio at Trinity College. Photo © 2014 Pablo Delano.
Our Hartford workshop students represented wide and diverse backgrounds; more women than men, ranging from students and professionals to retired, disabled, and unemployed people. One participant, Nicole Muto-Graves, a Trinity College ethnomusicology major remarked, "Any time you're doing something creative with other people, it bonds you together." This proved to be true as participants shared the struggle to master tools they had never before used – but also showed up with food for the group to share during the long work days. However, I must acknowledge that the real magic of the workshop was enabled by Cumpiano's sophisticated yet seemingly simple pedagogical methods, fine-tuned over years of teaching, and worthy of closer examination.
In 1995, the great Caribbean intellectual Lloyd Best outlined a proposal for creating a more relevant and effective educational system in his Caribbean homeland of Trinidad and Tobago through the use of the national instrument, the steel pan (steel drum), usually referred to simply as the pan. In his paper titled School in Pan, Dr. Best states, "The aim is to shift from pan in school to school in pan…" In other words, you can put the instrument into the schools and teach a few notes or melodies but to bring about real change, you need to invert the process and put the entire educational endeavor into the pan itself. You must use the instrument, which is a known and loved autochthonous creation, as the basis for all teaching. This, I believe, is what Maestro Cumpiano comes very close to doing in his tiple building workshops.
Most would agree that preserving a near-extinct musical instrument is an inherently worthy activity, as is learning about one's culture and heritage. But Cumpiano also engages his students with critical thinking and problem solving. The learning happens less from following directions than from the need to understand the theoretical and historical underpinning for each step of the instrument's construction. Cumpiano seamlessly weaves these historical and theoretical lessons into his teaching. For example, in order to ensure the tiple's notes sound true the frets and bridge must be placed with great precision. The practical objective (producing an instrument that plays and stays in tune) becomes the basis for learning about the interrelationship of mathematical and acoustic principles that govern sound production.
Cumpiano's diagram on the studio chalkboard illustrating the construction of the bridge.
Photo © 2014 Pablo Delano.
What about the tiple itself? Can an instrument built in a week by inexperienced wood workers really contribute to the revival of a lost musical tradition? What specifically represents that tradition: the method and materials used to build the instrument or the music it produces? I'd say that Cumpiano, who co-authored the world's leading guitar-making textbook, is at heart a builder more than a preservationist, and a lover of the music above all else. He is a master craftsman with enormous appreciation and understanding of materials and historical construction methods, but with a practical approach and a knack for innovation, Thus, the design of the fascinating "Cumpiano student tiple" (my terminology) embodies all those qualities. Let's take a look.
Everyone who takes Cumpiano's workshop learns that the tiple was traditionally constructed using a method called "enterizo." Like its big brother the Puerto Rican cuatro, the entire instrument—body and neck—was carved from one piece of wood, except for the face. This construction method was born of necessity - it required skill, but only basic, readily available tools. However, carving an enterizo instrument today, with inexperienced woodworkers, is not viable. Hence Cumpiano's development of the "semi-enterizo"or "hybrid enterizo" method which honors the legacy building method but employs a band saw and power tools to shape the instrument's body—still from one piece of wood.
Right: Workshop participant Domingo DeJesus using electric spindle sander to shape "semi-enterizo" tiple.
Another example of Cumpiano's pragmatic approach is his choice of North American poplar for the instrument's body instead of a more traditional Caribbean hardwood such as guaraguao, laurel, aguacate, cedro, maga, caoba or yagrumo. Why use an "incorrect" wood? Because it's readily available, it's economical, it's easy to work with, it sounds good and it looks good. Does that make the instrument any less authentic? You the reader can decide.
Keen observers may notice from the accompanying photos a difference between the tiples constructed in Noraliz's workshop, held at Cumpiano's studio, and the ones we produced in Hartford. With a bit more time, the instrument can be built with an added fingerboard of walnut or other dark colored wood. A simpler solution, requiring less work and material, is to integrate the frets directly into the top of the neck, which itself becomes the fingerboard. Which method is historically accurate? Both—depending upon the sophistication and resources available to the builder!
Domingo DeJesus and Cumpiano with nearly finished tiple showing one-piece bridge and frets integrated into the neck.
The "Cumpiano student tiple" integrates many other thoughtful design adaptations. The bridge, which normally requires a bone inset upon which the strings rest, has been simplified and redesigned so it can be constructed from one piece yet function normally. Finally, students may feel even more invested in their project because they have the option to customize some of the non-functional, decorative elements of the instrument. They can choose to their liking the shape of the head, the specific rosette, even the color of the varnish.
Workshop participants Rev. Damaris Whittaker (L) and Carlos Santiago Arroyo discussing the building process.
Our workshop took place in the sculpture studio at Trinity College but would not have been possible without the collaboration of Rev. Damaris Whittaker, the first woman, the first Puerto Rican, and the first person of African descent to serve as senior minister at Hartford's Center Church, founded in 1632. Chatting about her enthusiasm and participation in the workshop, one word came up over and over, empowerment. For me, it is impossible to think about this entire endeavor without placing it into the larger context of the struggle to uphold our Puerto Rican identity. After centuries of oppressive treatment—as evident today as ever, given current events that threaten to eviscerate the island—, I believe these workshops exemplify the resiliency of the Puerto Rican people, who find ways to value and celebrate their culture despite longstanding systemic efforts to denigrate all that is theirs.
Success! Photo © 2014 Pablo Delano.
Interested in building a tiple? The next Hartford Puerto Rican Tiple Building Workshop will be held August 15–20, 2016. For more information email pablo.delano@trincoll.edu or visit our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/PRTCWHartford/?fref=ts/.
Special thanks to the workshop's technical assistant, Christopher Brown.
Hero image: José Capeles admiring his finished tiple while Maestro Cumpiano looks on. Photo © 2014 Pablo Delano.
© Pablo Delano. Published by permission in Centro Voices on 10 March 2016.


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"I know what you're thinking, what a horrible way for a chicken to have to make a living. Well, there are a lot of chickens working at Safeway and they're not having half as much fun."
In the early 70's as the counter cultural movement took to the streets the first wave of artists built shows from scratch. We had no templates to work from. By the early 80's that was over. Acts arrived at venues derived from the first wave shows of the late 60's to early 70's. We felt a tremendous sense of freedom in the beginning. Audiences like artists had no expectations. Still it was at its heart a form of theater and as such there were rules. The basic rule was gather a crowd, hold
them together, turn them into an audience, and if done properly at the end when you passed your hat there would be a fair exchange between artist and audience.
Over the span of almost 40 years I have created about 6 different closing routines. These are the best of the best material, the surefire, knock them dead, take no prisoners, this is the one you've been waiting to see routines. Perhaps the wildest most talked about stunt I've ever devised was to juggle fire while balancing a chicken on my head.
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In the winter of 1986 Will Soto brought a lot of us together in Key West for a festival he'd titled Buskerfest. Talent scouts from Europe and Canada were there; in particular Edmonton's brilliant festival director Dick Finkel. He imagined our shows not as mere minor additions to a larger show or festival, but instead he imagined our shows as a festival in and of itself. He bet that he could make street theater into a stand alone festival.
With that in mind Dick went about the business of finding out who among the many acts practicing street theater were doing first rate original work. It was this group he believed that he could build a festival from. And with an eye on quality he believed his audience would return the following year. He was right and the Edmonton International Street Performers Festival in Alberta, Canada will present its 28th festival in 2012.
Some of my most cherished experiences have come while performing in Edmonton. In addition to simply performing our shows we also combined our talents and present special productions. Late Night Madness was one, and a late night fire extravaganza another. I had the privilege of writing, directing and performing in some of these larger productions. Some of these audiences numbered in the many thousands. Under such circumstances we were able to test and prove that our material was versatile enough to engage audiences of all types and sizes.
Great Canadian Audiences
So, this is one small fragment of the whole. Whether on stage in front of audiences that looked something like this or, backstage after a show hanging out with some of the local fans who looked something like this, I can say that working in street theater has turned out to be one of the grand adventures of my life. To all the audiences and to all the artists I've shared time with I will always be grateful.
Volunteers waiting backstage..........
BANKRUPT HEART THE SECOND NOVEL
Mort watched his best act from the
back of the room. To his ear he was trying too hard. He knew how Ry's mind
worked. He watched his eyes. It wasn't the lines, it was what he was thinking,
not what he said, what he was feeling, how he worked the room. Mort could hear
the whirling gears inside his best acts mind.
"I think timing is everything," Ry
was shifting gears, "fundraiser's are good things, giving a little is good for
you, good for the world, good for these kids we're putting this event on for,
but I mean, talk about timing, what's going on with Wall Street? All the lousy
luck, it's a bad time for newspapers, they're getting smaller and folks I don't
know if you've noticed but the news it has been getting bigger." Ry laughs at
his own line of thinking.
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trivia games Suzutte December 1, 2020 September 12, 2019
In the last months no new projects have been launched in the strategy browser games market, partly because many developers are focusing on the development of mobile versions of successful and well known games. Strategy games would thus be strictly games emphasizing strategic play. Try your hand at one of our different types of free online Sudoku games, like Daily Sudoku , Chess , or MathDoku , our take on the ever-popular game called KenKen. But Final Fantasy and Baldur's Gate are almost never identified as strategy games, probably in part because the player chooses their party or their class only once.
It's often obtuse to new players. Stuff like enemies, resources, and units get boiled down into basic shapes and colours, allowing you to concentrate on the game's taut and elegant strategy mechanics. War in the East is the kind of game a lot of people look at and wonder why anybody would want to spend their leisure time playing with something that looks so much like a job.
At some point in the end of the 1980s, "strategy games" coexisted with "wargames" as sections in Computer Gaming World, but the latter label was almost never used by the end of the 1990s. These upgrades result in boosted health as well as laser- and plasma-based weapons and are necessary to achieve if the player wishes to complete the game.
2018's Into The Breach shoots straight to number one with a bullet, while the next new game is the recent BattleTech at 26, with Northard completing the 2018 trilogy at 37. And a special shout out to 2016's Stellaris, which finally joins the list thanks to ongoing and meaty updates.
Strategy Games, Games & Collectibles
A strategy game is one in which thedeliberation abilities of the player and his decision-making skills combine to impact the outcome. Single-player games tend to be all about decryption: the player has to outsmart the artificial intelligence by decrypting their tendencies. Recently there have been some epic strategy games released. With a realistic economy system, various scenarios to play out and goals to reach, it really is a challenging simulation that often feels like a balancing act.
If you enjoy strategy games at all, you owe it to yourself to play XCOM 2: War of the Chosen. Cities: Skylines makes me happy in the way the old SimCity games used to. Working out the minutiae of a cities day-to-day working is a lot of fun and Skylines does it all so well, and so beautifully, I end up playing it for hours.
Where the first game's battles started to feel like as much of an endurance test as the ordeals suffered by the people under the player characters' protection, the sequel introduces more enemy types and classes to keep things interesting. They refer to a war rather than a play context here: as they themselves make it clear, games in which the players decide their own goals (and philosophical stance on war) are extremely rare (Morris & Hartas, 2004, p. 11).
15 Best Strategy Games For Android
Though it's a much more popular genre on PC, strategy games have still come to the Xbox in a big way this generation. They range from Chess to war games. In order to understand strategy games and to understand more precisely what is "strategy" in that context, I shall describe how strategy is used in the videogame context. King Crusher is a real-time strategy brawler in a shoebox.
This list also favors games that still hold up and are fun to play today over those that are considered definitive, innovative, or trend-setting. The follow-up to one of the most famous RTS games in history, StarCraft 2 shouldn't need an introduction. Also, gamers looking for military strategy games.
For that reason, he will argue that they quickly become "real-time tactics" games — referring to Clausewitz's definition. Aesthetically, Relic's duo of sci-fi RTS games are splendid. With Total War: Warhammer, the iconic strategy series dipped an experimental toe into fantasy.
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Give your brawn a break and bust out the brain power with our free online strategy games. Eastern Front is the major setting where players take part in historical battles, plunging vividly into military atmosphere, courage of soldiers. DeepMind has conquered chess and Go and moved on to complex real-time games. The comparison between real war and their computerized simulation is the starting point of a vast number of strategy games analyses (including Caldwell, 2000, 2004; Voorhees, 2008; Nohr, 2010; Ghys, 2012; Ford, 2016).
Earlier games tended to be turn-based remakes of classic board games before the genre expanded to include real time strategy and tactical games. If you really enjoyed Endless Legend and the mix of lore-exploring RPG and relatively hard-core hex-based strategy, this game is aimed squarely at your tastes.
The Best Online Strategy Games
Chess is one of the most well-known and frequently played strategy games. The games described above can be leveraged in various combinations depending on your company's specific situation and needs: you can choose to use one, several, or all of the games as part of your strategy process. More than just crazy twitch-fests, the best strategy games challenge the mind, presenting deep tactical puzzles, strategic dilemmas, and resource management challenges.
In the game as a whole, each army movement is inscribed in the macro-scale, since the player can control every fight individually — on the micro-scale. Pathos Interactive presents a strong, if slightly canonical, real time strategy adventure in which players inhabit a fantastical world as Lord Berrian, a commander with his eyes set on the throne.
Sites that are serious about entertaining you won't shove ads and banners in your face, and the main gist of the site will be focused on the online strategy games, not the extras.
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package org.liveontologies.proofs.browser;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Set;

import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.SwingUtilities;
import javax.swing.UIManager;
import javax.swing.UIManager.LookAndFeelInfo;
import javax.swing.tree.TreePath;

import org.liveontologies.pinpointing.BottomUpJustificationComputation;
import org.liveontologies.pinpointing.MinimalSubsetCollector;
import org.liveontologies.pinpointing.Utils;
import org.liveontologies.pinpointing.experiments.ExperimentException;
import org.liveontologies.proofs.ElkProofProvider;
import org.liveontologies.proofs.JustificationCompleteProof;
import org.liveontologies.puli.Inference;
import org.liveontologies.puli.InferenceJustifier;
import org.liveontologies.puli.Proof;
import org.semanticweb.elk.owl.interfaces.ElkAxiom;
import org.semanticweb.elk.owl.interfaces.ElkObject;
import org.semanticweb.elk.owl.interfaces.ElkSubClassOfAxiom;
import org.semanticweb.elk.owl.iris.ElkFullIri;
import org.semanticweb.elk.reasoner.tracing.Conclusion;
import org.semanticweb.owlapi.apibinding.OWLManager;
import org.semanticweb.owlapi.model.OWLOntologyManager;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

public class ProofBrowser {

	private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory
			.getLogger(ProofBrowser.class);

	public static void main(final String[] args) {

		if (args.length < 3) {
			LOG.error("Insufficient arguments!");
			System.exit(1);
		}

		final int startingSizeLimit = Math.max(1, Integer.parseInt(args[0]));
		final String ontologyFileName = args[1];
		final String subFullIri = args[2];
		final String supFullIri = args[3];

		final OWLOntologyManager manager = OWLManager
				.createOWLOntologyManager();

		try {

			final ElkProofProvider elkProofProvider = new ElkProofProvider(
					new File(ontologyFileName), manager);
			final ElkObject.Factory factory = elkProofProvider.getReasoner()
					.getElkFactory();

			final ElkSubClassOfAxiom conclusion = factory.getSubClassOfAxiom(
					factory.getClass(new ElkFullIri(subFullIri)),
					factory.getClass(new ElkFullIri(supFullIri)));
			//
			final JustificationCompleteProof<Object, Inference<Object>, ElkAxiom> proof = elkProofProvider
					.getProof(conclusion);

			final MinimalSubsetCollector<Object, Inference<Object>, ElkAxiom> collector = new MinimalSubsetCollector<>(
					BottomUpJustificationComputation
							.<Object, Inference<Object>, ElkAxiom> getFactory(),
					proof.getProof(), proof.getJustifier());

			for (int size = startingSizeLimit; size <= Integer.MAX_VALUE; size++) {

				final int sizeLimit = size;

				final Collection<? extends Set<ElkAxiom>> justs = collector
						.collect(proof.getQuery(), sizeLimit);

				final TreeNodeLabelProvider decorator = new TreeNodeLabelProvider() {
					@Override
					public String getLabel(final Object obj,
							final TreePath path) {

						if (obj instanceof Conclusion) {
							final Conclusion c = (Conclusion) obj;
							final Collection<? extends Set<ElkAxiom>> js = collector
									.collect(c, sizeLimit);
							return "[" + js.size() + "] ";
						} else if (obj instanceof Inference) {
							final Inference<?> inf = (Inference<?>) obj;
							int product = 1;
							for (final Object premise : inf.getPremises()) {
								final Collection<? extends Set<ElkAxiom>> js = collector
										.collect((Conclusion) premise,
												sizeLimit);
								product *= js.size();
							}
							return "<" + product + "> ";
						}

						return "";
					}
				};

				final TreeNodeLabelProvider toolTipProvider = new TreeNodeLabelProvider() {
					@Override
					public String getLabel(final Object obj,
							final TreePath path) {

						if (path == null || path.getPathCount() < 2
								|| !(obj instanceof Conclusion)) {
							return null;
						}
						final Conclusion premise = (Conclusion) obj;
						final Object o = path
								.getPathComponent(path.getPathCount() - 2);
						if (!(o instanceof Inference)) {
							return null;
						}
						final Inference<?> inf = (Inference<?>) o;
						final Object c = inf.getConclusion();
						if (!(c instanceof Conclusion)) {
							return null;
						}
						final Conclusion concl = (Conclusion) c;

						final Collection<? extends Set<ElkAxiom>> premiseJs = collector
								.collect(premise, sizeLimit);
						final Collection<? extends Set<ElkAxiom>> conclJs = collector
								.collect(concl, sizeLimit);

						int countInf = 0;
						for (final Set<ElkAxiom> just : premiseJs) {
							if (Utils.isMinimal(just, conclJs)) {
								countInf++;
							}
						}

						int countGoal = 0;
						for (final Set<ElkAxiom> just : premiseJs) {
							if (Utils.isMinimal(just, justs)) {
								countGoal++;
							}
						}

						return "minimal in inf conclusion: " + countInf
								+ "
minimal in goal: " + countGoal
								+ "";
					}
				};

				showProofBrowser(proof.getProof(), proof.getJustifier(),
						proof.getQuery(), "size " + sizeLimit, decorator,
						toolTipProvider);

				try {
					System.out.print("Press ENTER to continue: ");
					for (;;) {
						final int ch = System.in.read();
						if (ch == 10) {
							break;
						}
					}

				} catch (final IOException e) {
					LOG.error("Error during input!", e);
					break;
				}

			}

		} catch (final ExperimentException e) {
			LOG.error("Could not classify the ontology!", e);
			System.exit(2);
		}

	}

	public static <C, I extends Inference<? extends C>, A> void showProofBrowser(
			final Proof<? extends I> proof,
			final InferenceJustifier<? super I, ? extends Set<? extends A>> justifier,
			final C conclusion) {
		showProofBrowser(proof, justifier, conclusion, null, null, null);
	}

	public static <C, I extends Inference<? extends C>, A> void showProofBrowser(
			final Proof<? extends I> proof,
			final InferenceJustifier<? super I, ? extends Set<? extends A>> justifier,
			final C conclusion, final TreeNodeLabelProvider nodeDecorator,
			final TreeNodeLabelProvider toolTipProvider) {
		showProofBrowser(proof, justifier, conclusion, null, nodeDecorator,
				toolTipProvider);
	}

	public static <C, I extends Inference<? extends C>, A> void showProofBrowser(
			final Proof<? extends I> proof,
			final InferenceJustifier<? super I, ? extends Set<? extends A>> justifier,
			final C conclusion, final String title,
			final TreeNodeLabelProvider nodeDecorator,
			final TreeNodeLabelProvider toolTipProvider) {

		final StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder(
				"Change Look and Feel by adding one of the following properties:");
		for (LookAndFeelInfo info : UIManager.getInstalledLookAndFeels()) {
			message.append("\nswing.defaultlaf=").append(info.getClassName());
		}
		LOG.info(message.toString());

		SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
			@Override
			public void run() {
				final JFrame frame;
				if (title == null) {
					frame = new JFrame("Proof Browser - " + conclusion);
				} else {
					frame = new JFrame("Proof Browser - " + title);
				}

				final JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane(
						new ProofTreeComponent<C, I, A>(proof, justifier,
								conclusion, nodeDecorator, toolTipProvider));
				frame.getContentPane().add(scrollPane);

				frame.pack();
				// frame.setSize(500, 500);
				frame.setVisible(true);
			}
		});

	}

}

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Education, LGBT rights
Western Kentucky University makes strides in queer inclusivity
Western Kentucky University is striving to make its campus a welcoming place for all queer students, faculty, and alumni. In addition to raising their score on the Campus Pride Index – a national standard for LGBTQ+-inclusivity – the university is actively building its on-campus support for the queer community. Their effort is paying off: students and faculty now have more access to resources than ever.
Dr. Molly Kerby is one of the diligent workers behind these efforts. Assistant Provost for Institutional Affairs and Co-Chief Diversity Officer for Academic Affairs, Kerby helped raise WKU's Campus Pride Index score from 2 stars in 2016-17 to 4.5 stars in 2021-22. She attributes the improved rating partly to the efforts she and her colleagues have made to understand the rating program's application. "It's a long and hard application that isn't very cut and dry. It deals with everything from students, staff, insurance, and academic life." Kerby's goal is to gain a 5-star rating within the next year.
The 4.5 rating is only a half a star behind other major universities in the state, such as the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky. You can view the Campus Pride Index score for WKU as well as the application on the Campus Pride Index's official website.
The rating speaks to the work being done within the Hilltopper Pride Network, an organization that provides support for the WKU Pride Center. This work includes a gender-neutral bathroom map and a Campus Resource Guide for LGBTQ+ students. The guide is still in progress and will be posted on the Hilltopper Pride Network website when it's available.
"The main goal of the Hilltopper Pride Network is about success. For students to feel supported and be successful." Said Patrick Collins, Mesonet Systems Meteorologist II. "They are truly bridging the gap for when students become alumni – they are proving that they will always be there with the knowledge and resources to be successful."
The guides at the Hilltopper Pride Network are there to connect LGBTQ+ students and alumni with resources including health information, contact info of LGBTQ+ friendly doctors in town, LGBTQ+ friendly housing within WKU's Stonewall Suites, counseling, and even mentors to help guide students through ups and downs of college life and beyond.
According to Collins, there is also hope for potential graduate groups, fraternities/sororities for LGBQT+ students, and a go-to guide for queer-owned and queer-inclusive businesses. The Pride section of WKU's website will provide information on these updates, as well as events that are happening in the local LGBTQ+ community.
Western Kentucky University is making it a point to put their students first, and it's starting to pay off in amazing ways. Resources like the Hilltopper Pride Network are a necessity for any queer person making their way through college life. We applaud WKU for holding themselves accountable to do more for their LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and alumni.


Weakest link type game...dont forget to bank.
Another one. Pressed submit on Anti TD with a score of 4,754,340.00. Had this game open in a tab, score updated on this one.
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Raphanel ist der Familienname folgender Pesonen:

 Ghilaine Raphanel (geb. um 1956), französische Opernsängerin (Koloratursopran)
 Pierre-Henri Raphanel (geb. 1961), französischer Automobilrennfahrer

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This tray will hold six medium size Wild West Exodus models, such as Kyle the Black, Sitting Bull and other similar size models. It will also hold six larger models, such as Gustave Eiffel and Spider, Creation 13 and other similar size models.
Made for Wild West Exodus Outlaw Bag and the P.A.C.K. Air only.


Since my last blog post on the RIO Coastal Quickshooter I have received many comments regarding a floating line option for Puget Sound sea run cutthroat fishing. No, there is not a floating version of the Quickshooter in the works at RIO that I know of. The floating line choice for many anglers who use neutrally buoyant or top water flies in Puget Sound has been a shooting head line such as an OutBound for its ease of casting and a forceful punch though the wind. However, as with all shooting heads, the lack of back taper decreases line control.
So for 2017 my new favorite floating line for Puget Sound is the RIO InTouch Big Nasty. Strange name for a fly line but describes it to a T.
Combining a compact front taper with an overall head length of 40 feet, the RIO Big Nasty will please at distances of 35 feet to 75 feet and beyond. The RIO InTouch Big Nasty is marketed towards anglers wanting to cast huge flies to salmon, bass and perhaps musky. True, however, the 15 foot handling section is what caught my attention as I cast it the first time. This handling line has a larger diameter then the running line and acts as a back taper. So, you can carry more line in the air even with big flies.
Since I pole my boat in Puget Sound, I really like to concentrate on grass beds. Often times in depths of 1 foot or less, an intermediate line is not needed. A longer distance cast may be required to hit a precise side of a grass bed so some control is needed as well. The Big Nasty has much more control over an OutBound.
Not that we cutthroat anglers throw large flies all the time, what we do throw is often times very wind resistant. Poppers and Gurglers do not want to travel through the air easily. The Big Nasty delivers top water offerings. Think easy casting with the benefits of major line turnover at the end.
• Cast anything you tie on.
• Allow you to carry more line in the air than shooting heads for accuracy.
• Punch through stiff winds.
• Make skinny water or top water fishing possible in all conditions.
• Load fast to ultra fast rods.
The RIO InTouch Big Nasty is offered 6-10 weights in Moss/Orange color and is built on RIO's ConnectCore for minimal line stretch and a straight connection to hooked fish.
From the beach or boat, your skinny water or top water game just got nastier.


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	"text/template"
)

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	buildVersion  string
	buildRevision string
	buildBranch   string
	buildUser     string
	buildDate     string
	goVersion     string
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	"version":    buildVersion,
	"revision":   buildRevision,
	"branch":     buildBranch,
	"user":       buildUser,
	"date":       buildDate,
	"go_version": goVersion,
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	`alertmanager, version {{.version}} ({{.branch}}@{{.revision}})
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Huge MacBook Pro leaks promise massive upgrades and a shock omission
Asus launches new ROG gaming laptops at CES 2021
Samsung intros 5G mobile processor built on EUV process
Google clinches deal to buy Fitbit amid inquiry
USA to impose visa restrictions on Chinese officials
Surging virus cases in Japan tanks Nintendo theme park opening
Parler asks judge to force Amazon to restore website
Philips Hue unveils new outdoor lights and switches
Samsung's new robots can put away your shopping and load your dishwasher
MSI Brings Nvidia GeForce RTX 3000 GPU to Raider GE76
Oculus Quest 2 will receive support for multiple accounts
Meizu Announces the "Meizu Zero" the World's First Holeless Phone
Although Headphone jacks are gradually been phased out, home and back buttons gradually been replaced by software button, the Meizu Zero is the first major ph...
Samsung Galaxy S10 images show embedded cryptocurrency wallet
Users will be able to import their wallets and use biometric authentication for security. At the time , SamMobile executive editor Adnan Farooqui confirmed...
Apple to ditch LCD for OLED on all iPhones from 2020
Apple subsequently issued a statement that said while the banned models would not be sold at its 15 retail stores in Germany, they would be available through mo...
Nintendo Switch Successor or Price Cut Not Being Considered, Nintendo Boss Says
Sony and Microsoft didn't have bad years - according to NPD, all three platforms saw their sales totals increase for the full year relative to 2017. Straight ...
Anthem demo pre-loading is underway ahead of Friday's roll-out
Anyone granted access to the VIP demo will also receive three "Friend Passes", enabling you to invite three buddies of your choosing to join in and play with yo...
Microsoft Releases KB4476976 Update for Windows 10 1809
The software giant also took the opportunity to introduce a raft of new Windows 10 devices aimed at students, including two brand new 2-in1 devices from Acer an...
DxOMark tested 12 smartphones to see the best camera
DxOMark is known for its camera comparisons. DxOMark will continue to add smartphones to the list on a regular basis. For their part, some of the most po...
Resident Evil 2 Post-Launch DLC And Free Update Announced
Additionally, Capcom also debuted 10 minutes of footage from the game's "The Survivor" mode, which returns from the original Resident Evil 2 . The game mode ...
Xiaomi co-founder presents double-folding smartphone
Hopefully, we can see the finalized version of the phone sometime this year. In China, a company called Royole has a folding phone it calls the Flexpai . A...
Samsung Galaxy S10 leak shows punch-hole camera, triple-camera setup
Now, TuttoAndroid reportedly has the details on storage options, pricing, colors, and availability for the entire Galaxy S10 lineup . Yes, The Galaxy S10 w...
Play Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Blackout Free Trial Now
Of course PUBG is a lot cheaper than Black Ops 4 , and Fortnite is free. Well, if you liked that weapon, you'll be able to wield it in Black Ops 4 soon! ...
Google Pixel 3 Lite review video leaks well ahead of Q2 launch
For the past few months, rumours have been swirling about a new Pixel 3 model dubbed the "Mini" or "Lite". It is possible that the Pixel 3 Lite will also ...
Fortnite glitch allowed hackers to access personal accounts
On Tuesday, security firm Check Point demonstrated how you could exploit a series of vulnerabilities within the game to pull off the hack . We thank Check...
Introducing Waze Feature In Google Map App
The speed limit feature is easy to see: It appears on the left side of users' smartphone screens, so they'll be alerted right away if they have to drive faster ...
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid Fighting Game Announced
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The first week: Toynbee Hall and Mozart
Posted on July 5, 2014 July 7, 2014 by Beth Crackles
This week I started as Head of Development at Toynbee Hall. My job is to grow unrestricted income for the organisation, which is likely to come from a mix of corporate, individual and major donor giving, but after just five days, rather unsurprisingly, what that looks like and how we focus our effort, I haven't yet figured out. Ideas on a postcard, please.
What struck me before I joined Toynbee Hall was that whoever I mentioned it to, they always had something positive to say about it. On top of that, there's the amazing history: the first university settlement, an impressive alumni including Attlee and Beveridge, and a key player in social reform. Consequently, I've been excited to find out more and get going.
Here are the highlights of my first week.
1. Who is who and what we do
As you'd expect, I met many of the service managers and got a sense of what we do and the impact we have. The complex range of services fit into one of three areas:
Law and money (such as the Free Legal Advice Service)
Learning (such Deesha, English as a second language)
Wellbeing (such as Dignify, a project supporting older people)
I also got to see our City Advice service in action, operating out of a local community centre. A free service to people living in the City who are struggling with legal, welfare benefits or debt problems, I was struck by the impartiality of the advisor and that these people simply have no other place to access the information they need.
Meeting the fundraising and communications team was great – a lovely and smart bunch of people. Hurrah! I started to get a sense of who funds us, why, how much, what for, etc. and began to look at our fundraising communications such as our appeals, thank you letters and the website.
So pretty standard stuff, really. Then all this happened…
2. Aspire graduation
The graduation ceremony for Aspire provided the perfect opportunity to really get to know Toynbee Hall's flagship youth service and meet the young people involved.
Aspire works with young people who are lacking in confidence and struggling for various reasons (e.g. bereavement, bullying, family difficulties). It's an incredible programme that gets young people to connect with each other, express themselves, and explore new things and ideas. The programme includes circus training and a trip to Jamie's Farm. It was incredible seeing the changes that these young people have gone through, growing in confidence and being able to express themselves better. An example of this is three of young people speaking at a fundraising event earlier in the week – in front of 500 people; a daunting task for most of us.
3. Visiting the archive
One of the highlights of my week was chatting to Liz, who works in the archive. Part of the archive is held at the London Metropolitan Archive, but the biggest collection is at Toynbee Hall itself. Liz has spent the last year collecting information from across the organisation and organising it.
It is a gold mine of history about the people of the East End, Toynbee Hall and its influence in social reform. Handwritten diaries, annual reports since 1884, pictures of everything and everyone – tennis matches, smoking debates, and various members of the royal family at Toynbee Hall.
The first thing I laid eyes on was a poster from 1907, advertising one of the Smoking Debates that took place every Thursday – this particular one was about women and the vote. Incredible to think that these debates were taking place in that actual hall.
Liz has also started to map out and research the families that were/are connected the founders, Samuel and Henrietta Barnett. In its first iteration, it's a beautiful sheet of card with pins and string connecting all the relationships together. At some point, I hope for these names to be gracing Raiser's Edge.
4. Having someone sing Mozart to me
One of our service users wanted to discuss making a contribution to Toynbee Hall so I had a chat with him. In his late seventies, he was actually more interested to discuss his passion for music and his career as a composer than making a donation. Then he then sang a bit of Mozart – an unexpected delight!
5. Checking out the local area
I've been encouraged to get out and about in the local area to see more of borough and the communities that we work with. As I have no sense of direction I decided to wait until the weekend for Mr Crackles, tour guide extraordinaire. Although I've lived in Homerton for the last four years, I hadn't really appreciated (a) how close Poplar, Shadwell and Canary Wharf were to me, (b) how segregated the areas are – mostly split up by huge roads, and (c) how separate worlds live side-by-side. This latter point is epitomised by the homeless people camping outside Toynbee Hall in the council-owned garden, directly opposite the building of luxury apartments.
On our cycle this morning, I took a few pictures. This one a dog amused me – note that it says 'gentrification' at the bottom. My interpretation is that this is trying to convey that the population of the area is changing; people with silly dogs are moving in. (I try not to be judgemental – each to their own, etc. – but if you think that dogs should go in a handbag, it's going to happen.)
So it was a busy kind of week: all of the above, plus finding out that we get a 5% discount at the on-site Arts Café and discovering the foods vans down Petticoat Lane; a guilty pleasure for lunchtimes. Over the next few weeks I'll be doing more of the same plus my favourite thing – planning to plan.
Gin O'clock?
This is a real cop-out and it has been pointed out to me that this is not a cocktail, but it's proper.
Bit of elderflower cordial, shot or two of gin, top up with prosecco.
Consequences include excellent parties and immense headaches.
Fancy something more refined? Check out The Rivington Grill – it has a gin menu. Although the service was shoddy, they earn extra points for using this quote:
"Beloved, we join hands here to pray for gin. An aridity defiles us. Our innards thirst for the juice of juniper. Something must be done."
Wallace Thurman, Infants of Spring.
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2 thoughts on "The first week: Toynbee Hall and Mozart"
Kate Dawson says:
Sounds like Toynbee Hall does some fantastic work and has an illustrious past, Beth. What an exciting and inspiring place to work. Looking forward to reading the next instalment.
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SERIES 1800 THEFT AND EXTORTION
F 1800.6 Theft By Larceny—Defense Theories
F 1800.6 Inst 1 (a & b) Theft: Good Faith Belief In Consent (PC 484 & PC 487)
F 1800.6 Inst 2 Theft: Taking For Purpose Of Obtaining Refund
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The prosecution must prove that the defendant had the criminal intent required for theft. The defendant contends (he/she) did not have criminal intent because (he/she) believed in good faith that (he/he) had permission to take the property; however, the defendant does not need to prove that (he/she) had this belief. If you have a reasonable doubt that the defendant had the required criminal intent, you must find (him/her) not guilty.
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See FORECITE F 1863.2 Inst 10.
CALJIC NOTE: See FORECITE F 14.02b.
The prosecution alleges that the defendant committed theft by taking property from a store display with the intent to claim its ownership and restore it to the store only on the condition that the store pay [him] [her] a refund. To prove theft on this basis, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt the following:
1. Defendant took property from a store display;
2. Defendant intended to claim ownership of the property and to return the property only upon payment of a refund by the store.
If the prosecution has failed to prove any of the above elements, you may not convict the defendant of theft.
Points & Authorities
This Court Has The Power And Duty To Grant This Instruction Request—[See CALCRIM Motion Bank # CCM-001.]
Right To Defense Theory Instruction—See FORECITE F 315.1.2 Inst 2.
Attempt To Obtain Refund—After reviewing numerous common law cases and cases from other jurisdictions based on different statutes, the California Supreme Court concluded in People v. Davis (1998) 19 C4th 301 "the relevant rationales may be reduced to a single line of reasoning that rests on both a principled and practical basis." (Davis, 19 C4th at 315.) This single line of reasoning permits a conviction based on the attempt to obtain a refund from property taken from a store display provided the defendant intended to claim the property's ownership and to restore it only on the condition that the store pay him or her a "refund." (Ibid.) Accordingly, since Davis has articulated a special theory applicable to a charge of theft based upon the attempt to obtain a refund, the jury should be instructed on the elements of this theory as set forth by the Davis court.
Retroactivity Note—While Davis purported to glean its theory from existing case law, much of the case law analyzed came from other jurisdictions. Moreover, the ultimate theory articulated by the Davis court requires specific intent elements not previously set forth in California cases. While the Davis court characterized these elements as indicative of the general element of an intention to permanently deprive the store of the property, the special intent is phrased in terms of requirements which must be proven by the prosecution and found by the jury. (See e.g., People v. Rayford (1994) 9 C4th 1, 21 and CJ 9.54 [substantial risk of harm element required to meet asportation element of aggravated kidnapping is included in the elements which the jury must find].)
WARNING! Federal constitutional claims may be lost without proper federalization—To preserve federal claims counsel should add the applicable constitutional provisions and authority to the above points and authorities and explain how those provisions will be violated under the circumstances of this case. Potential constitutional grounds for this request include, but are not limited to:
FORECITE CG 2.2 [Burden Of Proof: Elements And Essential Facts]
FORECITE CG 4.1 [Right To Instruct The Jurors On Defense Theories]
In death penalty cases additional federal claims should be added including, but not limited to, those in FORECITE CG 13.
CALJIC NOTE: See FORECITE F 14.02d.
F 1800.7 Theft By Larceny—Preliminary Fact Issues [Reserved]
F 1800.8 Theft By Larceny—Unanimity/Duplicity/Multiplicity [Reserved]
F 1800.9 Theft By Larceny—Lesser Offense Issues [Reserved]


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IWBF Asia Oceania Zone has released the match schedule for the 2017 IWBF Asia Oceania Championships for Men and Women.
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