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Hans Tosta Schaeppi conhecido como Hans Schaeppi (Salvador, 28 de agosto de 1927 - Salvador, 16 de maio de 2018) foi empresário brasileiro.

Biografia
Hans Tosta Schaeppi, nasceu em Salvador, Bahia, em 28 de agosto de 1927, filho do suíço Otto Chaeppi e da brasileira Alzira Bandeira Tosta Schaeppi.

Viveu parte da infância em Ilhéus. Formou-se em engenharia civil, em 1951 através da  Escola Politécnica da Universidade Federal da Bahia.

Foi diretor da Federação das Industrias do Estado da Bahia, recebeu a medalha do Sinduscon-BA, nos 50 anos do Sindicato da Indústria da Construção Civil do Estado da Bahia, foi presidente do Conselho Ilheense de Turismo - CITUR, foi membro  do Comitê Gestor do projeto Orla de Ilhéus, teve a coluna "Hotelaria e Turismo", há 45 anos no "Jornal da Bahia", foi colunista do jornal "A Tarde" durante 20 anos e 4 meses, no Jornal Agora, durante 12 anos, foi colunista também do Diário de Ilhéus, Gazeta do Turismo, dentre outros.

Faleceu em Salvador, em 16 de maio de 2018.

Prêmios

 Sílio Boccanera Júnior de Teatro - Teatro Castro Alves
 "Comenda do mérito de São Jorge dos Ilhéus, considerado o maior prêmio condecido pela prefeitura de Ilhéus, em 2010

Reconhecimento

 "Cidadão Ilhense", por unanimidade da Câmara de Vereadores de Ilhéus, em 1985.

Acadêmico
Foi membro da Academia de Letras de Ilhéus, ocupou a Cadeira n. 3.

Livros

 A sonhadora (peça teatral), recebeu com essa obra o Prêmio Sílio Boccanera Júnior de Teatro, no I Concurso Nacional de Peças Teatrais da Fundação Teatro Castro Alves, em 1967
 O velho Adolpho - a história de uma  tocaia (romance)
 Morte na praia do Cristo  e outros contos

Brasileiros de ascendência suíça
Empresários do Brasil


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Q: WordPress CPT causing 404s when categories are added to permalinks I created a custom post type (CPT) and taxonomies for a gallery that is working fine.
The problem is with the permalinks for non-CPT posts which go to 404s when I add /%category%/ to the permalink structure.
The permalinks work when (1) I remove the custom taxonomy from functions.php, or (2) when I remove /%category%/ from permalinks. Therefore I know the problem is with the CPT or/and taxonomy code in the functions.php but I can not see the problem.  Your help is greatly appreciated.
/* Custom Post Type - Gallery */
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    register_post_type(
        'zm_gallery',
        array(
            'labels'             => array(
                'name'          => __( 'The Gallery' ),
                'singular_name' => __( 'The Gallery' ),
                'add_new_item'  => __( 'Add New Photograph' ),
                'all_items'     => __( 'All Images' ),
            ),
            'public'             => true,
            'has_archive'        => true,
            'rewrite'            => array( 'slug' => 'gallery-item' ),
            'supports'           => array( 'title' ),
            'menu_position'      => 4,
            'publicly_queryable' => true,
            'show_ui'            => true,
            'show_in_menu'       => true,
            'query_var'          => true,
            'menu_icon'          => 'dashicons-camera',
            'capability_type'    => 'post',

        )
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    $taxonomies = array(
        array(
            'slug'        => 'location',
            'single_name' => 'Location',
            'plural_name' => 'Locations',
            'post_type'   => 'zm_gallery',
        ),
        array(
            'slug'        => 'circa',
            'single_name' => 'Circa',
            'plural_name' => 'Circas',
            'post_type'   => 'zm_gallery',
        ),
        array(
            'slug'        => 'era',
            'single_name' => 'Era',
            'plural_name' => 'Era',
            'post_type'   => 'zm_gallery',
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            'all_items'         => 'All ' . $taxonomy['plural_name'],
            'parent_item'       => 'Parent ' . $taxonomy['single_name'],
            'parent_item_colon' => 'Parent ' . $taxonomy['single_name'] . ':',
            'edit_item'         => 'Edit ' . $taxonomy['single_name'],
            'update_item'       => 'Update ' . $taxonomy['single_name'],
            'add_new_item'      => 'Add New ' . $taxonomy['single_name'],
            'new_item_name'     => 'New ' . $taxonomy['single_name'] . ' Name',
            'menu_name'         => $taxonomy['plural_name'],
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        register_taxonomy(
            $taxonomy['slug'],
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                'labels'       => $labels,
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A: Okay.  My bad.  The problem was that the main default category for posts was set to "General".  When I created the CPT I also created a category called "General".  WordPress was getting confused.  I renamed the main post category to "News" and now everything works fine.

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While a win is a win, the result of the voting on the tax increase is hardly a sign of a community in unity.
Springfield voters just voted an increase in property taxes to fund improvements to the Springfield Public School system, and that is likely a good thing.
The vote passed by over 60 percent, which clearly indicates that a majority of Springfield voters believed there was a pressing need to improve security at some schools, repair infrastructure at others and build new buildings where some are no longer adequate for 21st century education.
There are, however, some caveats to this property tax increase that haven't been mentioned anywhere in all of the celebrating over the last several days.
The first is that that while the tax increase isn't large to homeowners from a percentage standpoint, it's still an increase. And for thousands of Springfield residents on a very fixed income, every single dollar matters. Those of us who are in our "earning years" may give very little thought to what it means to be on a fixed income, other than our spending cannot exceed our salary/income.
But senior citizens are sometimes in a different scenario. Due to health/age concerns, some are in a situation where they don't have the option to pick up another shift or cut out a movie night to make up any monetary difference. There are some elderly in our community who already choose between medication and groceries, or between heat and paying the insurance. In those cases, there is simply nothing left to cut to make up for even the slightest increase.
Secondly, let's not forget those who voted "no" on the tax increase but will be paying regardless. While that's how voting works, a 61% approval by voters is also 39% of the voters who said "no," which is four out of ten.
Thirdly, facility upgrades by themselves do not improve test scores. Those upgrades do improve morale, safety, and the overall environment, so there is a cause and effect relationship... But only to some extent. Standing alone, facilities and teaching are not the same thing and that's important to remember with this approved tax increase. In other words, structures alone don't create learning; they are simply where the learning occurs.
No sour grapes because SPS faculty and staff are amazing, but it's important to understand the differentiation.
While a win is a win, the result of the voting on the tax increase is hardly a sign of a community in unity, as is often the case when an issue passes with eighty (or more) percentage of voters in agreement.
So while SPS students, parents, faculty and staff should be grateful that the issue did indeed pass, our celebration should be tempered by the fact that the tax increase comes with a cost. There are seniors who cannot afford the property tax increase but may have voted for it anyway. Others may believe now is not the right time.
SPS has a lot to be proud of, so let's keep it that way and make sure these funds are used in the best way(s) possible.


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Shona - Marriage and Family
Marriage. Polygyny was traditionally preferred, but the cost of living, and especially of education, has made monogamy more common. The preferred form of marriage is virilocal, with the payment of bride-price, traditionally in cattle but now in cash and kind. Bride-service was formerly an alternative; in the remoter low-lying areas where cattle are not kept, it remains a prominent part of marriage transactions. Occasionally, a young girl may be pledged to a wealthy man against help in time of extreme hardship. Divorce, although discouraged, is common and usually involves the return of a proportion of the bride-price, depending on the duration of the marriage and the number of children born.
Traditionally, the sexual activities of women were strictly controlled, and girls were inspected for virginity at marriage. Such controls have largely broken down.
Domestic Unit. In a polygynous marriage, the domestic unit was usually a wife and her children. Such a unit was usually allocated its own fields for subsistence purposes. A nuclear family is now the most common domestic unit.
Inheritance. A man's status, wives, and possessions may be inherited by his brother or by his adult child. The inheritor takes responsibility for the family of the deceased. Adelphic succession results in the position of chieftainship rotating between houses descended from different wives of the founder of the dynasty. Adelphic inheritance sometimes poses problems in a modern family, when the deceased husband's kin take all the family property, leaving the wife destitute. A woman's personal property is inherited by her daughters.
Socialization. Infants are pampered and receive much personal attention until the age of 3 or 4, resulting in rapid development of motor and cognitive skills. Thereafter, they are strictly disciplined. Children receive much personal attention from peers and a number of adults in the extended family. Although importance is attached to authority structures, including authority based on age among siblings, this authority is diffused among a number of older persons. Now, with more emphasis on the elementary family, authority often rests entirely with the family head and is more open to abuse.
Also read article about Shona from Wikipedia
Shona forum
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https://www.beaumontenterprise.com/sports/hs/article/Former-Newton-lineman-gets-second-chance-at-14089775.php
Former Newton lineman gets 'second chance' at college football
By Matt Faye
Updated 8:50 am CDT, Friday, July 12, 2019
Newton's offesnive linemen Caiden Walker and Colt Burnett react on the sidelines after coming in from a down against Candian during their state final Class 3A Div. II game at AT&T Stadium. Photo taken Thursday, December 20, 2018 Kim Brent/The Enterprise less
Newton's offesnive linemen Caiden Walker and Colt Burnett react on the sidelines after coming in from a down against Candian during their state final Class 3A Div. II game at AT&T Stadium. Photo taken ... more
Photo: Kim Brent / The Enterprise
Once one of the most coveted offensive lineman in Southeast Texas, Caiden Walker had basically given up on playing college football following his graduation from Newton High School.
After signing with Stephen F. Austin in February, the effects from a second shoulder injury suffered late in his senior season with the Eagles set him back physically and diminished his desire to play.
Instead of going to school, he planned to get a job working on pipelines.
"For a long time, I had given up hope for me playing football again," Walker said. "These shoulder injuries got me behind and I never was able to get myself back to 100 percent, so I had given up and decided to just take another route and go to work."
Soon, however, Walker regained the itch to play the sport he loves. Problem was, he'd already turned down the offer from SFA, and many other schools had filled their scholarship spots.
Walker needed another chance, and got exactly that from Tyler Junior College earlier this summer. With some help from former teammate and current Texas Christian University running back Darwin Barlow, Walker got in contact with the Apaches coaching staff.
They had a spot for him, and Walker had an opportunity to "rebuild" himself.
Walker was an established force in Southeast Texas football, helping the Newton Eagles win 30 straight games and two state titles during his junior and senior years.
He was named as a Beaumont Enterprise First-Team Super Gold Selection twice during his high school career. He initially committed to Louisiana Tech, and had offers from other FBS schools like the University of Memphis, Tulane University, the University of Louisiana at Monroe and the University of Texas at El Paso.
"When he wasn't hurt, Caiden was the most dominate guy I've ever worked with," said former Eagles offensive line coach Steve Fentress, who has since become the offensive coordinator at Anahuac High School.
But often times, Walker was hurt. Before the shoulder injury his senior year, he suffered a similar one as a junior.
At practices, Walker would be forced to sit out most drills, a reoccurring frustration for such a talented player. During most games, Walker was taken out early with the Eagles already having secured victory.
"He'd come over to the sideline with his arm hanging down by his leg," Fentress said. "The doctor would pop it back in place and Caiden would say 'I'm good to go.' Probably about 90 percent of his high school games, he didn't play the second half because we were so far ahead."
Fentress said Walker has all the tools to be successful at the next level, citing his athleticism and football intelligence.
When Walker decided to step away from the sport and not attend SFA, Fentress was admittedly disappointed.
"He had everything that he needed to go to SFA and be successful," Fentress said. "He had the mentality and the grades, so when he stepped aside and decided not to play, that hurt as a coach."
But Fentress' disappointment turned to joy when told that Walker had changed his mind and enrolled at Tyler Junior College. He sent Walker a congratulatory message after hearing the news.
Tyler Junior College was the first school Walker reached out to when looking for a new football home. Walker enlisted the help of Barlow because he wasn't very social media savvy.
Thankful to have another shot at college football, Walker is now in Tyler and taking part in team workouts at the school.
"I decided not to give up and ended up at TJC to give myself a second chance," Walker said.
Matt Faye is a Sports Reporter and Columnist for the Beaumont Enterprise. Contact him at MFaye@BeaumontEnterprise.com or on Twitter by clicking here.
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What do the original cast of Sabrina the Teenage Witch think of Netflix's new series? You're about to find out.
For a new series promo video by Netflix, Melissa Joan Hart, who played our heroine Sabrina in the '90s TV series, is joined by the delightful Nate Richert, who played Harvey, to watch Chilling Adventures of Sabrina for the first time.
Meanwhile, Caroline Rhea and Beth Broderick, boss aunts Hilda and Zelda respectively, also tuned in. And they had quite a few things to say.
"This is not our Sabrina!" said Rhea. "We would have never allowed Sabrina to behave that way," added Broderick, although Rhea says she likes the new "political ... empowered" Sabrina.
Importantly, everyone likes the new Salem, which Rhea says looks more real than the "alcoholic rabbit wearing a hairpiece" from the '90s show.


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Wrightsville man shows off gunsmithing chops on Discovery Channel's 'Master of Arms'
Lindsey O'Laughlin
The first time Michael Crumling built a firearm, the operation was far from high-tech.
"I found a set of plans from, like, the '70s, and it was the kind of plans you'd buy out of the back of a magazine," he said. "Like, mail away $10 and they'd send you back these four sheets of paper."
Crumling, 29, of Wrightsville, said he made photocopies of the patterns, cut them out, traced them onto a few sheets of metal and put the pieces together according to the plans.
Five days later, he had his first handgun.
"I just kind of kept going with it and immediately started a second one, because the first one was terrible," he said. "I was going to school for fine art at the time, and I decided that once I got out of school, I wanted to go find a gunsmithing job."
Nearly a decade later, Crumling has built his own business, Mike's Custom Weaponry, where he offers grip re-texturing and custom artistic engraving on all sorts of firearms. And as a hobby, he continues building his own personal guns from scratch.
Crumling will be featured in an episode of "Master of Arms," a new competition TV show on the Discovery Channel, which is tentatively scheduled to air on Friday, Nov. 16, at 10 p.m.
The episode had been set to air Nov. 9, but a Discovery representative said Thursday, Nov. 8, that the network had rearranged its program schedule. The network declined to comment on the reason for the change.
Crumling said the show creators approached him over the summer and asked him to be a contestant.
In the episode, Crumling competes against two other highly skilled gunsmiths to build the best American long rifle — also known as the Pennsylvania long rifle or the Kentucky long rifle, depending on who you ask — almost completely from scratch and without any power tools.
Yes, that meant he had to break out the old-school hammer and chisel for the engraving.
"It was pretty tough," he said.
The contestants were provided with a lock, which is the ignition mechanism of the rifle, and the barrel, which the bullet travels through after the gun is fired.
Aside from those two components, each part of the rifle was crafted on the spot.
Even when he's not using a hammer and chisel, Crumling's engraving is all done by hand. He uses a pneumatic air engraver, which is basically a handheld, ultra-miniature jackhammer.
Local history: Crumling said he didn't realize until he returned from shooting the episode that the American long rifle has such a rich history in York and Lancaster counties.
He mentioned that at one point, there were more than 100 gunsmiths in Lancaster dedicated specifically to building the long rifle.
"This is the area for these rifles," he said. "It's hilarious how unaware I was of this and how much I learned after."
Crumling said the term "gunsmith" is a generic term for anyone whose work or craftsmanship involves firearms, but there are a number of specialties within the field.
He likened it to describing someone as a "painter." Some people paint houses, some paint landscapes, and others paint portraits or still-life images or murals. Some people even paint parking lines.
Similarly, some gunsmiths specialize in surface finishing. Others specialize in specific materials. Still others, including Crumling, specialize in engraving and texturing.
Crumling said he knows of two other engravers in the region, but neither of them works with firearms.
"A lot of my customers, the first time they come to me, they say, 'I've never had a gun engraved before,' and they have no idea where to start," he said. "I think it's very quickly becoming a lost art."
Over the course of his career, Crumling said he's worked on about 1,500 firearms, either on his own or in conjunction with other gunsmiths.
Most of his customers at Mike's Custom Weaponry are from out of state, and he said his business growth is thanks to word of mouth.
'Master of Arms' experience: Crumling said there's a certain camaraderie within the firearms and gunsmithing field, and that, for the most part, everyone likes to share techniques and talk about their work with one another.
He said it's not a cutthroat environment, and he's kept in touch with his two competitors from the show.
Unfortunately, he said, he wasn't permitted to keep the rifle he made for the episode, but he's excited to watch the competition play out on screen.
He'll be watching with a gathering of family and friends.
"I think it turned out well, and I'm proud of everything that I did there," he said. "I had a lot of fun. I learned a lot."
Crumling can be reached at mikescustomweaponry@gmail.com.


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I'm always excited to get a TokyoTreat box in the mail! For those of you who haven't heard of TokyoTreat it is a Japanese snack subscription box that sends you 17 premium snacks each month for $35.
This month's box was called the camping getaway box and had snacks perfect for sharing while camping. Inside the information booklet, there was key Japanese vocabulary while camping, popular Japanese hiking areas, and hiking riddles to keep you entertained.
In my recent TokyoTreat box, two of my favorite snacks to share were the tempura matcha salt chips which have such a unique chip flavor we were excited to try it, and the sesame biscuits which were a yummy and filling snack.
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50 db - Quiet suburb, conversation at home.
60 db - Conversation in restaurant, office, background music, Air conditioning unit at 100 feet.
70 db - Passenger car at 65 mph at 25 ft (77 dB); freeway at 50 ft from pavement edge 10 a.m. (76 dB). Living room music (76 dB); radio or TV-audio, vacuum cleaner (70 dB).
I don't know. I can't seem to get it delivered.
Are the shelves Adjustable for white and larger bottles such as champagne in the same zone? We have reds, whites and champagnes. Want to make sure the whites and larger botttles will fit nicely.p together in the same temp zone.
wider pinot noir and zinfandel bottles.
How many bottles of wine does this store?
I have mostly red and white french burgundies and Rhones (CDP mostly) and some West Coast Pinots, and easily can store about 70 bottles, with perfect fit, no damage to labels. Really perfect from this point of view for somebody like me. I would suspect that with Cabs or other `standard bottles' you could easily fit 80 bottles. I have has this wine cellar only for about a month, but so far am very happy. The upper zone temperature fluctuates a tiny bit, by about a degree of two, but in my view this is completely acceptable -- no french cellar would be more stable than that anyway.-- Hope this helps.
Alisia, If your collection is primarily Bordeaux style bottles the max capacity will be 78 bottles. That number can fluctuate a little if you have more burgundy or larger size bottles. Thanks!
If you only store rec wine, c an you set both zones to the same temperature?
Nice wine cooler. Holds larger Napa bottles easily.


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High Nitrogen Formula with Slow Release Nitrogen & Micronutrients
Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN is an excellent high nitrogen to potassium ratio fertilizer that contains a full micronutrient package. This formula is ideal for foliar and root fertilization. 50% of the available nitrogen is slow release from Triazone, while the remaining nitrogen is in the quick release form. Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN provides immediate plant response while the Triazone slow release nitrogen maintains the nitrogen release for an extended period of time. The micronutrients are in the EDTA chelated form which enhances their availability while in the soil and allows tank mix compatibility with many other products.
Fairways, Roughs, Sports Turf and Lawns: Apply 2.4 - 5.8 gallons of Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN with 44 - 88 gallons of water per Acre (7.0 - 17.0 oz of Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN with 1 - 2 gallons per 1,000 sq. ft.) every 14- 21 days throughout the growing season. If applying rates higher than 12 gallons per Acre (.50 lb. of Nitrogen per 1,000 sq. ft.), it is recommended that the area be watered completely after application. Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN may be applied through irrigation injection or hose end proportioners at the calculated rates per 1,000 sq. ft.
Trees and Ornamentals: For deep root feeding, mix 1 - 5 gallons of Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN per 100 gallons of water. Inject 1 - 5 gallons of the diluted fertilizer solution per each inch of tree trunk diameter at breast height. Green-T® 18-3-6, 50% SRN will provide a continuous feed through the growing season.


In January 2004, Royal Dutch/Shell (Shell), the third largest oil exploration and production company in the world, announced that its financial statements had shown inflated oil reserves in the earlier years, and that it would downgrade nearly four billion barrels of its 'proven'oil and gas reserves.
This announcement created a furor among the investors and industry analysts who blamed the complex and opaque twin-board governance structure for the company's problems. Experts believed that this structure lacked accountability and facilitated financial manipulations. The case study examines in detail the twin board governance structure of Shell and the loopholes in such structure.
In order to restore investor confidence, Shell announced a merger of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies under a single parent company in October 2004. The case highlights the key proposals and examines the pros and cons of this merger plan.


SNOT-22 in a control population.
Erskine, S E and Hopkins, C and Clark, A and Anari, Shahram and Kumar, N and Robertson, A and Sunkaraneni, S and Wilson, J A and Carrie, S and Kara, N and Ray, J and Smith, R and Philpott, C M (2017) SNOT-22 in a control population. Clinical otolaryngology : official journal of ENT-UK ; official journal of Netherlands Society for Oto-Rhino-Laryngology & Cervico-Facial Surgery, 42 (1). pp. 81-85. ISSN 1749-4486. This article is available to all HEFT staff and students via ASK HEFT Discovery tool http://tinyurl.com/z795c8c using their HEFT Athens Login.
To assess SNOT-22 and its subscales in a non-rhinosinusitis UK-wide population.
Based from 30 ENT departments around the UK.
250 Non-rhinosinusitis adults - no self-reported nasal problems in the past, no chronic conditions undergoing active treatment and no hospital admissions in the preceding 12 months.
The mean SNOT-22 total score overall was 12.0. The mean was 10.2 for males with a median of 6.5 and a mean of 13.2 for females with a median of 9. Females scored significantly more highly than males on the sleep/fatigue and facial domains.
Our data demonstrate differences in SNOT-22 amongst males and females. These data can be used in future studies for comparison with different disease populations with rhinosinusitis.


APAC is the largest market for industrial sensors because of the presence of China in this region. China's manufacturing output is the largest in the world. Therefore, China is among the world's largest manufacturers and industrial producers. It is one of the major manufacturers of consumer electronics, automobiles, etc.
The report segments the industrial sensors market comprehensively and provides the closest market size estimation for all subsegments across regions.
The report will help stakeholders understand the pulse of the market and provide them with information on key drivers, challenges, and opportunities pertaining to the industrial sensors market.
The report will help stakeholders understand their competitors better and gain insights to improve their position in the industrial sensors market.
The competitive landscape section describes the competitor ecosystem.


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First Sundays, 5-7pm
SUNDAY JUMP
A Community Open Mic Series
in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles
Sunday Jump is a community open mic series in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles
MARCH – NOVEMBER
EVERY FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
PILIPINO WORKERS CENTER
153 GLENDALE BLVD.
Sunday Jump is a community open mic series in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles. Every first Sunday, we provide a safe space for artists to share their poetry, music, and more. In order to ensure a welcoming space for everyone, we have two community guidelines:
not impress
not hate speech
Our organization's leaders are award-winning poets and community activists who have shared their work across the nation.
Open mic-ers have 4 minutes max. First ten performers on the list are guaranteed, with the rest on-call. We may randomize the first ten performers to improve the flow of the show. For those on-call, priority is given to first timers.
We curate three featured performing artists, a visual artist, and a community spotlight at every event. In this curation process, we focus on uplifting voices from people of color. There is currently no application process as features are chosen on an invitation-only basis at this time.
Street parking is available on Glendale Blvd. and adjacent streets. Wheelchair accessible, no stairs. Chairs are provided and people are not expected to stand. The bathroom soap is scented, but the venue also offers non-scented hand sanitizer. There is an air filter in the bathroom. Two bathrooms with multiple stalls are designated as gender neutral. ASL Interpreter can be available on request; please notify us three weeks ahead of time if one is needed – we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Why Historic Filipino Town?
Historic Filipinotown is the heart of our cultural community. With over 400,000 Filipinos living in Los Angeles, 10,000 are in this area.
"Historic" can be misconstrued as the community being a relic of the past – yes, we have a tremendous history, but Sunday Jump exists to declare that we are here and now.
There are many family-run businesses, neighborhood markets, and community spaces that endure, and Sunday Jump is but one of these sites that illustrates the freshness and vibrancy of our enclave.
As Filipino-Americans, we acknowledge the marginalization of our people's history, such as our unrecognized WWII veterans, erased struggles of comfort women, and forgotten agricultural workers of the labor movement. In recognition of this history, we aim to provide a safe space for all marginalized voices to take space and speak out.
Founder / Co-Director / Host
Eddy M. Gana Jr.
Eddy M. Gana Jr., MSW, ACSW, is from Union City and currently based in Los Angeles, California.
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Founder / Co-Director / Designer
Stephanie Sajor
Stephanie Sajor is a Pilipinx-American writer, graphic designer, web developer, and community organizer from Los Angeles.
Janice Sapigao
Janice Sapigao is a Pinay poet, writer and educator born and raised in San Jose, CA.
Xuan Espinoza
DJ Won (aka Xuan Espinoza) is a beat maker and sound selector from Baldwin Park, California.
Alyssa Gonzales
Recently graduated from Seattle University, Alessandra has a passion for social justice issues, empowering individuals through the arts, event planning and food.
Assistant Stage Manager
Jaynese Poole
Jaynese 'Ladybug' Poole from South Central, Los Angeles and Compton, California is a poet, dancer and screenwriter.
Janelle Paule
Janelle Paule is a lover of good food, authenticity, & story.
Samantha Magat
Samantha J. Magat is a young womxn straight from Baldwin Park. She is an aspiring poet, singer, and rapper.
publications editor
Cherisse Yanit Nadal
Cherisse Yanit Nadal is the Editor-in-Chief for East Jasmine Review and is an organizer with AF3IRM.
Sunday Jump is a part of the Pilipino Workers Center fiscal sponsorship program. Donations to Sunday Jump are tax deductible under Federal ID 77-0439301. The Pilipino Workers Center is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. CHECK DONATION: Please make checks payable to Pilipino Workers Center FBO Sunday Jump. Mail all checks to the Pilipino Workers Center Office: 153 Glendale Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90026.
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Q: Unwind To Specific ViewController Without NavigationController I am trying to unwind to a specific viewController without using navigationController. For instance, I have a set of questions the user needs to answer. Depending on their answer they either need to get unwound to the root controller or the first question. I am aware of how I would go about navigating them to the root controller, I just don't know how to go back to any other specific controller. I am under the understanding that if I were to use a segue to go from viewController 4 -> 2 it would use more memory and the stack could end up like 1->2->3->4->2 etc...
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

A: In each VC you want to unwind to you need to create an @IBAction func with one argument (_ segue UIStoryboardSegue) then in Your storyboard you go to the vc you want to unwind from and on the top control click drag between th VC icon and the exitnicon. You need to choose the unwind function and then a new segue appears in your VC tree on the left hand side. Clicking on the segue gives you an option as with regular soryboard segues togive it an ID. Once named you can programatically perform segue with identifier. You can add as many of these segues as you like.

A: You can use something like the following method to pop as many views at a time as you need.
+ (void)popBackWithSourceViewController:(UIViewController *)viewController viewsToPop:(int) viewsToPop {
    [viewController.navigationController popToViewController:viewController.navigationController.viewControllers[viewController.navigationController.viewControllers.count-viewsToPop-1];
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import java.util.List;
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	}

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		this.mailDefinition = mailDefinition;
	}

	public void setRowSetList(List<MailRowSet> rowSetList) {
		this.rowSetList = rowSetList;
	}

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OK Sandlot 18U Wrona defeated Elite 5 Baseball ,12-2, in Game 1 from Maize HS. Caleb Denny was the player of the game. He went 1-2 with two RBI and two runs scored. Charles White went 1-2 with a run scored and two RBI.
Swat Academy Wimmer defeated Texas Blackhawks Macy, 11-2, in Game 2 from Maize HS. Braylen Wimmer was the player of the game. He went 2-3 with three runs scored and an RBI.
Nebraska Sluggers 18U Alitz defeated Texas Blackhaws Macy, 18-3, in Game 3 from Maize HS. Shay Schanaman was the player of the game. He went 2-2 with three runs scored and three RBI. Jake Gish went 2-3 with two runs scored.
Nebraska Sluggers Alitz defeated KC Prodigy Prime 17U, 9-8, in Game 4 from Maize HS. Shay Schanaman was the player of the game. He went 3-3 with three RBI and one run scored.
OK Sandlot 16U Russell defeated BBA Barnstormers 16U, 16-0, in Game 5 from Maize HS. Cole Hill was the player of the game. He went 2-2 with two RBI, a run scored, and a walk. Jaxson Crull went 2-3 with two RBI and two runs scored.
Texas Desperados Harper defeated OK Sandlot 16U Russell, 3-2, in Game 7 from Maize HS. Jeremy Kennard was the player of the game. He went 2-3 with two RBI.
BTL Hornets 18U defeated OK Instructs Red, 10-4, in Game 1 from Maize South HS. Drake Reynolds was the player of the game. He threw six innings with eight strikeouts, two hits, one walk, and zero earned runs. Nikki Chomyak was the hitter of the game. He went 3-4 with two doubles, three RBI, and one run scored.
Inside Edge 16U Red defeated WBO Armor, 3-2, in Game 2 from Maize South HS. Cody Rossman was the player of the game. He threw six innings with six strikeouts, two hits, and three runs.
OK Sandlot 16U Mottern defeated WBO Armor, 20-3, in Game 3 from Maize South HS. Doyle Gehring was the player of the game. He threw five innings with eight strikeouts, three hits, and one earned run. The hitter of the game was Hayden Barnes. He went 2-2 with a triple, four RBI, and three runs scored.
316 Elite Hoover defeated Cavalier Baseball Orencio, 12-7, in Game 4 from Maize South HS. Brandon Mude was the player of the game. He went 2-3 with a triple, double, four RBI, two runs scored, and a walk.
McKinney Marshals Bern defeated 316 Elite Hoover, 3-2, in Game 5 from Maize South HS. Jonathon McNair was the player of the game. He threw five innings with seven strikeouts, two hits, and one earned run.
MNS Blacksox Peterson defeated BBA Titans Martony, 13-6, in Game 6 from Maize South HS. Derek Abeln was the player of the game. He went 3-5 with a triple, two doubles, three RBI, and three runs scored.
Swat Academy Wimmer defeated Nebraska Sluggers Alitz, 5-2, in Game 7 from Maize South HS. Jack Pritchard was the player of the game. He threw six innings with seven strikeouts and two earned runs.
OK Sandlot Russell defeated Rawlings Arkansas Prospects Stroth, 6-5, in Game 1 from McDonald Stadium. Ryan Lynn was the player of the game. He threw seven innings with eight strikeouts, six hits, and three earned runs. Cade Lott went 1-4 with the walk-off RBI. Cole Hill went 2-2 with a walk and two runs scored.
BTL Hornets Jones defeated Edmond Express 16U, 10-0, in Game 2 from McDonald Stadium. Jaden Zimmerman was the player of the game. He went 2-3 with a triple, double, four RBI, and one run scored. Quelann Coleman went 2-3 with a double, two RBI, and two runs scored.
Jaden Zimmerman hammers the ball to deep right center field for a bases-clearing 3-RBI triple for BTL Hornets Jones.
BBA Titans Martony defeated Texas Blackhawks Diaz, 6-3, in Game 3 from McDonald Stadium. Carter Dobrinski was the player of the game. He went 2-2 with a double and three RBI. He also threw two innings with three strikeouts, two hits, and zero earned runs. Ethan Williams went 1-3 with a home run, two RBI, and two runs scored.
Tulsa Baseball Club defeated Texas Arsenal, 10-0, in Game 1 from Tiger Ball Park. Jake Robbins was the player of the game. He threw five innings with five strikeouts, two hits, zero walks, and zero earned runs. Zack Doak went 2-2 with two RBI. Gant Hathcock went 1-3 with a double and three RBI.
Cavaliers 18U Ulrick defeated Edmond Express 17U, 9-1, in Game 2 from Tiger Ball Park. Anthony Slaughter was the player of the game. He went 2-3 with a double and two RBI. Jared Sanders went 1-2 with an RBI.
Texas Arsenal defeated Edmond Express 17U, 4-3, in Game 3 from Tiger Ball Park. Will Horton was the player of the game. He threw seven innings, with 10 strikeouts, zero walks, and two earned runs. Sammy Kindred went 1-2 with a double and two RBI. Noah Miller went 2-3 with a double and an RBI.
Elkhorn South Storm defeated WBO Naturals, 9-6, in Game 4 from Tiger Ball Park. Keaton Hoeke was the player of the game. He went 1-2 with a double and RBI. Ethan Peterson went 1-2 with an RBI. Michael Dewald was 4-4 with a triple and a double.
.@ESHS_Baseball's Keaton Hoeke (@khoeke03) shoots an RBI single up the middle.
Cooperstown Cobras 17U Tredaway defeated WBO Naturals, 5-0, in Game 5 from Tiger Ball Park. Connor Henslee was the player of the game. He threw six innings with 10 strikeouts, one hit, one walk, and zero earned runs. Colbie Fritchen went 2-3 with two RBI.
Elkhorn South Storm tied OK Instructs White, 6-6, in Game 1 from WSU. Ethan Peterson was the player of the game. He went 2-3 with two RBI and a walk. Ty Van Meter went 1-3 with a home run, two RBI, a run scored, and a walk.
Wichita Twins 17U defeated Cooperstown Cobras 17U Tredaway, 4-1, in Game 2 from WSU. Mason Auer was the player of the game. He went 1-2 with an RBI, two runs scored, two stolen bases, and a walk. Gage Singer went 1-2 with a run scored, stolen base, and a walk.
OK Sandlot 17U Wrona defeated ABA KUHN, 9-8, in Game 3 from WSU. Jon Shaffer was the player of the game. He went 3-3 with a triple and three RBI. Scott Torkleson went 2-3 with a triple, RBI, and two runs scored.
Olathe West Owls defeated Edmond Express 16U, 11-1, in Game 4 from WSU. Connor Delong was the player of the game. He went 2-2 with a triple, three RBI, a run scored, and a walk. Bryan Bartels went 2-3 with a double, three RBI, and a run scored.
ABA BACA defeated Inside Edge 16U, 6-1, in Game 5 from WSU. The player of the game was Jackson Espe. He went 3-4 with a double and two RBI. Alec Stanfield was the pitcher of the game. He threw five innings with eight strikeouts, two hits, and one earned run. Jacob Martinez went 2-3 with a run and a walk.
OK Sandlot 16U Mottern defeated Texas Desperados 16U Majors, 18-3, in Game 6 from WSU. Gage Williams was the player of the game. He went 3-3 with a double, five RBI, and four runs scored. Caden Green went 3-4 with a triple, an RBI, and three runs scored.
Arsenal Stars 16U Driskill defeated OK Sandlot 16U Mottern, 3-2, in Game 7 from WSU. Grant Adler was the player of the game. He threw 4.2 innings with seven strikeouts, four hits, and one earned run. Tanner Leslie went 2.1 innings with four strikeouts, two hits, and zero earned runs. Jackson Hartley had two RBI, a sac fly, a walk, and was hit by a pitch.


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North Wales - Sunday 18th November 2012
Twenty-eight members ventured from the Guild on a field trip to various sites in North Wales on a glorious, cold, crisp Sunday morning.
Our first brief stop was an industrial estate at Deeside in North Wales to search for waxwings. Our encounter with this species was somewhat limited as they took one look at us and took flight! However, at least one member was fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of a great spotted woodpecker.
Next stop was the RSPB reserve in Conwy. On arrival we were informed that firecrest and redpoll had recently been seen on the reserve. Some members spotted the firecrest but, alas, no redpolls were detected. This reserve is also good for seeing various meadow and scrubland birds including the many common species. From the hides by the mere, we were treated to sightings of the red-breasted merganser (below right), golden eye, teal, tufted ducks and wigeon to name but a few. By the edge of the water, a water pipit (left), a wisp of snipe, little egret and a grey heron were detected. Then, following a short walk to the estuary, we saw various waders including shelduck, redshanks, curlews and oystercatchers.
A fast approaching incoming tide meant it was time to move on to Llanfairfechan, but not before our trusted driver, Martin, was challenged, yet again, to a difficult multi-pointed coach turn out of the car park! At Llanfairfechan, the 'apparently resident' dipper duly obliged, by making an appearance! Then, it was off to the foreshore to gaze at the sea. Fortunately the sea was calm with good visibility. This enabled us to see, even with binoculars, innumerable common scoters, red-throated divers and another red-breasted merganser.Our final stop was Rhos-on-Sea. Here we spotted more oystercatchers, redshank and purple sandpipers.
A good day was had by all. Approximately 70 different species were spotted of which, only two individual raptors were identified.
Photos by Elizabeth M and Chris S.


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Filmed in NC Fund
The Filmed in NC Fund supports the production of indie film and video projects by artists who are permanent residents of North Carolina, or who are full-time students at colleges or universities in North Carolina living full-time in NC. The Filmed in NC Fund is made possible through a partnership with the NC Film Office, and by a gift from Artless Media in conjunction with The Magnifying Glass. It is intended to support the development and production of new and ongoing projects with total budgets under $250,000. Projects are supported with funds ranging from $500 to $3,000 per project.
The Filmed in NC Fund supports emerging and established artists with a proven record for producing singular and original work, exhibiting potential for meaningful community impact and generating substantial economic activity in North Carolina. Projects at various stages of production (existing and new projects) are eligible to apply. The program supports narrative, documentary, and experimental films. The program prioritizes funding for female, African American, and Latinx filmmakers.
2021 Filmed in NC awardees:
Frederick D. Murphy for Duality: A Collection of Afro Indigenous Perspectives, a documentary feature and a collection of personal reflections told by individuals of African and Indigenous ancestry who identify as Afro Indigenous across America and gives a historical and present-day account of how Afro Indigenous people are and have been reconnecting
Atinuke Diver for This Belongs to Us, a documentary feature that follows the journey of Black women beer brewers in the US South, This Belongs to Us will explore the question of how a craft and tradition that began in Africa in the East became synonymous with White, male, blue-collar identity in the United States.
Kristi Ray for A Song For Imogene, a narrative feature where a sudden death and unexpected pregnancy force an impoverished woman to decide between freeing herself or remaining a relic of her drive-by Southern town.
Debbie Vu for Ma's Kitchen, a narrative feature where the language barrier between a Vietnam-born mother and her American-born daughter keeps them apart but the spirit of the kitchen brings them together.
Toni Autry and Martin Buchanan for Unlearn: The Consequences of Racism, a documentary feature that confronts the deep-rooted and systemic prejudice in American society by examining the controversy surrounding the Confederate monument in Graham, NC, and the personal stories of racism as told by Alamance County's Black citizens.
Rotisho Geter for The Selves, an anthology following the life of a young woman which poses the question – are those who kill a product of nature, or nurture?
Laura Asherman for Seed Sowers (Working Title), a documentary short where a pair of best friends break free from the cycle of addiction and prostitution and dedicate their lives to helping other women do the same.
A.J. Riggins for The Boys Outside, a narrative short where at their own device, three friends adventure outside in the rural south while discussing their finals days of 8th grade.
Valentina Hueck for Mañana Negra, a narrative short in the Black Morning, a heartbroken girl uncovers how the trauma of leaving home shapes her will to love.
Tamara Williams for Iba Obinrin, a short that acknowledges the importance and influences of Black women in traditions in the southern corridor of the United States and highlights how women have traditionally and historically connected to nature to support and fortify their communities.
Zachary Smith for The Place of All Places, a narrative short where Faith, a trans woman, gets tangled up in the life of a drug dealer named Jordan, and Faith discovers there's more to Jordan than appearances, they both learn from each other that blood doesn't mean family; it's where you feel loved.


It's this time of the year again, and LGBT individuals all over the world are getting ready for the annual pride events. Pride month is a month of traveling, partying and celebrations, and this carries a huge opportunity for LGBT-Friendly brands and organizations to position themselves in front of the right audience and penetrate the 'Pink market'. So, is your brand Pride-Ready?
Pink Economy – why should you care?
Let's start with some numbers… Nearly 7% of American adults are identifying themselves as LGBT, and 83% out of them consider themselves to be "out" to others.
So what differentiate this unique sector? well, A lot apparently- 81% of LGBT individuals live in urban areas comparing to 69% of the general population, 75% are employed comparing to 65% in the general population, 47% has a college degree comparing to 32% in the general population, their average yearly spending on consumer packaged goods is 25% higher and they make 16% more shopping excursions than average households, while spending about the same amount per trip. Should we go on…?
Apparently that doesn't stop here, because the LGBT community is, after all, a community. And behaving as one, LGBT individuals tend to keep loyalty to brands who market to them specifically. In fact, 33% of American LGBT individuals reported boycotting a company that "support anti-LGBT causes" while 58% of them state they are more likely to buy everyday household items and services from companies that market to LGBT specifically. Add to this the spike in travel expenses near the pride month, the higher online reach and the higher engagement on social media and you got yourself the perfect customers for your brand.
LGBT Marketing – How to do it right?


Anyone up for bikes and babes??
know why i call it "the stable"?
Are police able to radar/laser an '07 CBR?
LIFE, with out a bike so far.
HARBOR FREIGHT IS THE ****!!
Where can I buy ball bearings?
flame if you must..but SSNOOWW!
PLAN ON FLYING WITH WEED/POT???
Thread of 'I Hate/Despise/Loathe...' Glory!
anyone know a good loan office?
Freebie!!!!! Vintage too I think.
CBR Fantasy Football......1 opening left....Drafting TONIGHT!!!!!
So I got burglarized this weekend.
Bad karma bent me over and gave it to me.
Anyone use the Mini-ePass in FL on their bike?
Pics of your wife or GF that rides.
Totally almost got run over, TWICE!
F"IN CAGERS-THIS TIME I WRECKED!!!!!!!!!
MOVED: MODS..WHY IS MY IP ADRESS blocked from using this forum?
Movies that you have seen recently that blew you away..
Who needs a damn shower?!
Would you buy a CBR from this man?
I think I'm going crazy...sirens???
Holycrap I think I'm on crack.
Anyone else play alot of golf?
Did I give good advice?
Do you support bikers choice?
Anyone paint their own bikes?
So who is from the midwest?
been gone awhile, whats new?


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TUNEDEX MEMORIES @ songsyoushouldhaveheard.com
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Jane Morgan – With Open Arms →
Kenny Karen – Sixteen Years Ago Tonight
Here's ONE of the songs on our play list – The Honor Roll of Hits
Kenny Karen's singing talent landed him a recording contract with Columbia records. After three releases he was let go as an artist, but managed to survive and keep alive his budding writing career. Kenny paid his rent by singing demo recordings for a variety of music publishers who were attempting to place their music with major selling artists. During this period he became friends with Neil Diamond and Tony Orlando and spent a great deal of time in the "other" Brill Building. This background proved to be just what he needed to break into the jingle business.
Kenny was the recipient of NARAS' "Most Valuable Player" award for six consecutive years, and is the only male studio singer ever to be honored with MVP Virtuoso Award, acknowledging his many years of achievement in the jingle industry. Kenny's voice has ultimately been heard on more than 15,000 radio and television commercials. He remains the last link of studio singers combining the artistry of the "golden years" with the ever-changing world of pop music.
Today, Kenny is a devoted husband and father and devotes his musical attentions to the music of his upbringing and heritage, Jewish music. Long ago however, Kenny co-wrote with Howard Greenfield and Jack Keller one of the best "teen" songs I never heard before. You'll get to hear and enjoy this tune on TUNEDEX MEMORIES
Posted by Chuck Benjamin on May 18, 2008 in Honor Roll of Hits
Tags: Honor Roll of Hits, Kenny Karen, Kenny Karen - Sixteen Years Ago Tonight, songsyoushouldhaveheard.com, Tunedex Memories
2 responses to "Kenny Karen – Sixteen Years Ago Tonight"
kaaren dunford
Back in 1979 I heard a song and wrote to Procer and Gamble Productions in Cincinnati for info. They sent me the words to THERE WILL BE SWEETER DAYS and I just found the paper with these words. I would love to get the music as well, as I recall it was such a beautiful song. I sure was surprised to find this after all these years !!!! Can you help me ??
Kaaren
Kaaren,
Kenny Karen has a website and you can reach him at info@kennykaren.com.
He sells CD's on the site and the song you're asking about is on one of the CD's. I would write him to double check that it's the same song.
Kenny wrote thousands and thousands of jingles over the last 40 years, so it's very possible it's the song you're looking for.
I have talked with him before… he's a nice guy and I'm sure he'd love to hear from you…
From "Benny 11-letters" to Benjamin Orr…
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China is closing itself off as coronavirus cases spike worldwide
Hong Kong (CNN)China is closing its border to most foreigners amid fears of imported novel coronavirus cases causing a second outbreak in the country where the infection was first detected.
In a statement late Thursday, the government said that "in view of the rapid spread of Covid-19 across the world, China has decided to temporarily suspend the entry into China by foreign nationals holding visas or residence permits" as of March 28. Anyone wishing to enter the country will have to apply for a new visa at their local Chinese embassy or consulate. The announcement did not say how long this would take.
The decision to effectively seal off the country to foreigners is the latest in a series of moves intended to safeguard against infection from international travel, after more than 500 imported cases of the coronavirus were confirmed.On Monday, Beijing city authorities announced that all international arrivals would be quarantined and tested for the virus at designated government facilities. Other cities have implemented stringent home quarantine requirements on international arrivals. Last week, a Chinese Australian woman was deported after neighbors recorded her breaching isolation controls to go jogging. Read MoreThe number of new domestic infections has slowed to a trickle in recent weeks. While Wuhan, the city previously at the epicenter of the outbreak, remains on lockdown, much of the rest of the country is returning to normal. There are fears imported cases could lead to a renewed outbreak. Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous Chinese city, already had to backtrack on relaxing restrictions after a spike in new infections, many of which were imported by international travelers.
Staff wear protective masks and visors as they walk in the arrivals area at Beijing Capital International Airport on March 24.
No 'foreign friends'
Across China, reports have appeared in recent days of businesses banning foreign nationals from entering their premises. Accounts have even emerged of housing estates and office complexes barring non-Chinese from the premises. All of that is despite the fact 90% of imported cases are linked to Chinese citizens returning from overseas, particularly the hundreds of thousands of students forced home by university closures.While the backlash against foreigners in China has not reached anything near the level of violence and open racism experienced by many Asians living in parts of Europe and the US, it appears to be part of a broader rise in xenophobia, seen in a number of Asian countries battling the outbreak. Elizabeth Rodewald, an American working in Beijing, said she was stopped by her security guard from entering her own home this week. She said the guard asked if she was Russian and refused to let her pass even after she showed her residential ID card, even though Chinese residents continued to enter freely. She said she had to wait for the manager to arrive before she could go in.At a Beijing gym popular with expats, managers posted a sign saying "foreign friends" would no longer be allowed to enter, "because of (the) overseas epidemic threshold." CNN also saw doormen at a bar in Sanlitun, a popular Beijing nightlife area, refusing entry to non-Chinese-looking patrons.These restrictions are not government backed and enforcement of them appears to not be rigorous.At the bar in Sanlitun, for example, security staff did not check IDs, so ethnically Chinese foreign residents could enter. Jim Boyce, a Beijing resident who posted on Twitter about restrictions on foreigners, said that one barber shop which put up a sign barring non-Chinese still allowed at least one expat to get his hair cut there.
Called nine hotels in Beijing last week. None were accepting foreigners. Several said no foreigners, no matter how long they've been in China. https://t.co/K21asyYLKV
— Nathan VanderKlippe (@nvanderklippe) March 23, 2020
Some 900,000 foreigners live in China, according to state media, with the largest non-Chinese population in Shanghai. While the government has gradually made it easier for foreigners to apply for permanent residency, as it attempts to attract more overseas talent and investment, the number of foreigners who gain this status is still exceptionally small.In 2010, when the last census was carried out, there were just 1,448 naturalized citizens in China, a nation of over 1.3 billion people.
Source: edition.cnn.com
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BUILD Funding Collaborative
Defining the Issues
Reflections on BUILD
Kerrville, TX
Marion County, SC
Sunflower County, MS
BUILD 1.0 Communities
Call for Partners
A Letter from Emily Yu, and A Transition
Emily Yu
Dear BUILD Partners,
I write to share the news of my departure from BUILD at the end of this year. Serving as BUILD's executive director for the last six years has been the honor of a lifetime, and an opportunity for which I will be eternally grateful. I am pleased to share that Melissa Monbouquette will be stepping into the role in January. She has not only been with BUILD since its inception, but for the last several years has served as BUILD's deputy director.
I leave with the fondest of memories and countless moments of appreciation:
When I first joined BUILD to lead its second cohort, I was handed a program filled with infinite possibilities. Helping me explore each avenue was a group of funders who served as BUILD's funding collaborative. One of the greatest gifts that they gave me during those early days was the space and grace to find my own way as the new executive director. Since then, members of the funding collaborative have been incredible thought partners, mentors, and guides, allowing us to pave new pathways for change.
Soon thereafter I met with the BUILD communities and together, we forged a relationship that would take us far beyond what any of us thought was possible. Together we went on to transform policies, organizational practices, and funding streams, and we're not done yet. That's what's so exciting about BUILD and the partners it brings together—it is always surfacing new opportunities. Thank you to the network of more than 55 communities for letting me be part of your journey toward health equity.
Helping me behind the scenes, was the de Beaumont Foundation team, and in particular Brian C. Castrucci, its president and CEO. We all know that social change work is taxing and can at times be daunting. The Foundation, which serves as the programmatic home for BUILD, rallied around me, and the team went out of its way to set me up for success. Their spirit of innovation and collaboration inspired me daily and helped make BUILD what it is today. I am proud to have been part of their team.
To the many partners, allies, and members of the Grantmakers in Health Board, who were so influential and shaped my time at BUILD, thank you. I look forward to finding new opportunities for collaboration and working together to realize our shared dream of better health for all.
And finally to Melissa, my colleague and friend. I am so thankful that we were able to be not only true thought partners but also collaborators, disruptors, and creators together. I have no doubt that you will take BUILD to even greater heights as you explore your own set of infinite possibilities.
Melissa and Emily earlier this year.
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Are you interesting in joining the outstanding RISE Soccer Club staff? Apply today! While we are always looking for outstanding candidates to join our staff, please see below for more information on current openings.
*RISE will not sponsor visas, candidate must be in and authorized to work in the United States.
The Full Time Goalkeeping Director role provides a full schedule of coaching. Candidates should possess a valid USSF Coaching License (minimum B), be over the age of 21 and have at least two years of coaching experience within youth soccer. Candidates must also hold a valid driver license, have transportation, and must pass a DMV background check record. The role primarily requires coaching evenings Monday through Thursday and on weekends. Higher level Full Time coaches also have Club management tasks. Positions are in our competitive program at various levels of pay based on your experience and license.
The Full Time soccer coach role provides a full schedule of coaching. Candidates should possess a valid USSF Coaching License (minimum B), be over the age of 21 and have at least two years of coaching experience within youth soccer. Candidates must also hold a valid driver license, have transportation, and must pass a DMV background check record. The role primarily requires coaching evenings Monday through Thursday and on weekends. Higher level Full Time coaches also have Club management tasks. Positions are in our competitive program at various levels of pay based on your experience and license.
The Full Time soccer coach role provides a full schedule of coaching. Candidates should possess a valid USSF Coaching License (minimum D), be over the age of 21 and have at least two years of coaching experience within youth soccer. Candidates must also hold a valid driver license, have transportation, and must pass a DMV background check record. The role primarily requires coaching evenings Monday through Thursday and on weekends. Higher level Full Time coaches also have Club management tasks. Positions are in our competitive program at various levels of pay based on your experience and license.
Include a copy of your current coaching license.
RISE Soccer Club's principal mission is the promotion of youth soccer. We strive to instill a love for the game and to foster an environment where each player can participate according to his or her interest and ability. As a full service soccer club, our programming serves players of all levels - from recreational to aspiring college, and professional athletes in a safe, supportive environment. Integrity, respect, honesty and sportsmanship govern everything we do. Formed through the merger of Houston Express Soccer Club, Eclipse Soccer Club, and most recently Texans SC, RISE is dedicated to helping all players achieve their goals. RISE matches it's spectacular facilities with the most qualified, dedicated and proficient coaching staff in Houston to provide players the ultimate environment. Our staff includes many former collegiate, professional and international coaches and players, all of whom are professionally licensed. We're committed to attracting the finest coaches in our region to further develop the RISE player talent pool.


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module Fog
  module Compute
    class Terremark
      class Real
        # Get list of tasks
        #
        # ==== Parameters
        # * tasks_list_id<~Integer> - Id of tasks lists to view
        #
        # ==== Returns
        # * response<~Excon::Response>:
        #   * body<~Hash>:
        #     * "CatalogItems"<~Array>
        #       * "href"<~String> - linke to item
        #       * "name"<~String> - name of item
        #       * "type"<~String> - type of item
        #     * "description"<~String> - Description of catalog
        #     * "name"<~String> - Name of catalog
        def get_tasks_list(tasks_list_id)
          request(
            :expects  => 200,
            :method   => "GET",
            :parser   => Fog::Parsers::Terremark::GetTasksList.new,
            :path     => "tasksList/#{tasks_list_id}"
          )
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


Welcome to the personal blog of Kevin Mills Crenshaw. You can learn about my professional background at www.kevincrenshaw.com and my company and book at TeamLeap.com. But that's only a small part of my life. The most important things aren't appropriate in a resume.
One of the grand fundamental principles of "Mormonism" is to receive truth, let it come from whence it may. Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, p. 313.
This is my personal sentiment. Truth is "knowledge of things as they are, and as they were, and as they are to come" (D&C 93:24), so it's a knowledge of reality, embracing and encompassing all frames of reference at once. We certainly can't know all truth by ourselves in this life, but we can come to know many truths, including (through revelation, predicated on well-defined principles) what's needed to pass this test called life and inherit what God hopes for us.
Religious thoughts, ideas, and opinions expressed here are not official pronouncements of LDS doctrine or teachings, but my best current understanding and application of those teachings. I am not authorized to speak for the Church regardless of any position I may currently hold in it. I will try to distinguish accepted, established doctrine from personal opinion or extrapolations where possible.
I reserve the right to be wrong at any time, and to correct my positions as my understanding improves. My blog articles will not advertise when such corrections are made—you can use Wayback Machine for that.
The background image is mine and is copyrighted. Caribbean sunset taken in December 2014.
Over the past 2 1/2 years, I have spent nearly 2,000 hours with New FamilySearch–beta-testing, teaching at our family history center, helping patrons, and cleaning my family tree. Several family history consultants asked me to write a manual for teaching New FamilySearch in their wards.
So, I have posted a 66-page manual, entitled How To Use New FamilySearch Correctly, in PDF format, at http://www.usingfamilysearch.com, from which any New FamilySearch patron is welcome to print it.
It provides tips and Do's and Dont's. Chapter 3 identifies the most efficient order of tasks to clean your family tree (so you won't be so overwhelmed). The manual also reviews New FamilySearch's future plans, and it evaluates the third-party software programs.


Wages: CPC is offering the following wage increases: 1.8% – 2018, 1.8% – 2019, 1.9% – 2020 and 2.0% – 2021. These increases would be retroactive to February 1, 2018. This is less than what Canada Post offered in its November 14, 2018 Global Offer.


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Q: myapp.com/@username url in rails routes Hi I have a simple rails question that I am simply unable to figure out. like the title says, I want to get my users controller show page to have the myapp.com/@username url but I don't know how to do this. My knowledge of routes must be fundamentally flawed.
my links now usually look like this:
<%= link_to "#{@user.username}", :controller => "users", :action => "show", :username => @user.username %>

obviously this is not ideal.  I'd like them to look like this.
<%= link_to "#{@user.username}", user_path(@user) %>

but I don't know what to do.  Nested routes doesn't seem to be the way.
my routes are setup like this:
map.connect '/:username', :controller => 'users', :action => 'show'

but this seemingly just allows me to do what I do now, doesn't let me actually route through there.  Any suggestions? PS this is a rails 2.3.8 app.

A: your route is correct, however you did not give it a name:
map.USER '/:username', :controller => :users, :action => :show

All caps from me to highlight what you need to change. Now you can call user_path(:username => @user.username)

A: In your routes file, you need to setup the resource:
map.resources :users

Now you'll have the nice named routes like user_path(@user) to show the user page, and so on.  If you don't want restful routes, you can also just create a single named route:
map.user '/users/:id', :controller => 'users', :action => 'show'

And user_path(@user) will work as well.
By the way, your login example above is incorrect.  First, ":login" is being interpreted by the routing engine as a variable, but it's not being used. Also, you wouldn't want the users#show page to be the login page.  For starters, show what user?  they haven't logged in yet.  I hope this helps!


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package org.jetbrains.plugins.scala.conversion.ast

import org.jetbrains.plugins.scala.lang.refactoring.util.ScalaNamesUtil

case class ArrayAccess(
  expression: IntermediateNode,
  idxExpression: IntermediateNode
) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(expression :: idxExpression :: Nil)

case class ClassCast(
  operand: IntermediateNode,
  castType: TypeNode,
  isPrimitive: Boolean
) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(operand :: Nil) with TypedElement {

  def canSimplify: Boolean =
    isPrimitive && List("Int", "Long", "Double", "Float", "Byte", "Char", "Short").contains(castType.asInstanceOf[TypeConstruction].inType)

  override def getType: TypeConstruction = castType.asInstanceOf[TypedElement].getType
}

case class ArrayInitializer(expressions: Seq[IntermediateNode])
  extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(expressions)

case class BinaryExpressionConstruction(
  firstPart: IntermediateNode,
  secondPart: IntermediateNode,
  operation: String,
  inExpression: Boolean
) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(firstPart :: secondPart :: Nil)

case class ClassObjectAccess(expression: IntermediateNode)
  extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(expression :: Nil)

case class InstanceOfConstruction(
  operand: IntermediateNode,
  mtype: TypeNode
) extends IntermediateNode with TypedElement {
  override def getType: TypeConstruction = mtype.asInstanceOf[TypedElement].getType
}

case class QualifiedExpression(
  qualifier: IntermediateNode,
  identifier: IntermediateNode
) extends IntermediateNode

object MethodCallExpression extends IntermediateNode {

  def build(receiver: IntermediateNode, methodName: String, args: ExpressionList): MethodCallExpression = {
    val escapedName = methodName match {
      case "this" => methodName
      case _ => ScalaNamesUtil.escapeKeyword(methodName)
    }

    val identifier = LiteralExpression(escapedName)
    val method = receiver match {
      case null => identifier
      case qualifier => QualifiedExpression(qualifier, identifier)
    }

    MethodCallExpression(method, args, withSideEffects = false)
  }
}

case class MethodCallExpression(
  method: IntermediateNode,
  args: ExpressionList,
  withSideEffects: Boolean
) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(args :: Nil)

case class ExpressionList(data: Seq[IntermediateNode])
  extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(data)

case class ThisExpression(value: Option[IntermediateNode]) extends IntermediateNode
case class SuperExpression(value: Option[IntermediateNode]) extends IntermediateNode
case class LiteralExpression(literal: String) extends IntermediateNode

case class RangeExpression(from: IntermediateNode, to: IntermediateNode, inclusive: Boolean, descending: Boolean)
  extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(from :: to :: Nil)

case class ParenthesizedExpression(value: Option[IntermediateNode])
  extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(value.toSeq)

case class FunctionalExpression(params: ParameterListConstruction, body: IntermediateNode)
  extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(body :: Nil)

object NewExpression {
  def apply(
    mtype: TypeNode,
    arrayInitalizer: Seq[IntermediateNode],
    withArrayInitalizer: Boolean = true
  ): NewExpression = {
    if (withArrayInitalizer)
      NewExpression(mtype, arrayInitalizer, Seq[IntermediateNode]())
    else
      NewExpression(mtype, Seq[IntermediateNode](), arrayInitalizer)
  }
}

case class NewExpression(
  mtype: TypeNode,
  arrayInitializer: Seq[IntermediateNode],
  arrayDimension: Seq[IntermediateNode]
) extends IntermediateNode with TypedElement {
  override def getType: TypeConstruction = mtype.asInstanceOf[TypedElement].getType
}

case class AnonymousClassExpression(anonymousClass: AnonymousClass) extends IntermediateNode

case class PolyadicExpression(args: Seq[IntermediateNode], operation: String) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(args)

case class PrefixExpression(operand: IntermediateNode, signType: String, canBeSimplified: Boolean) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(operand :: Nil)
case class PostfixExpression(operand: IntermediateNode, signType: String, canBeSimplified: Boolean) extends ExpressionsHolderNodeBase(operand :: Nil)


With the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) at 22.5 per cent, 11 commercial banks in the country have deposited N2.34 trillion to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) coffers in one year, LEADERSHIP investigation has revealed.
Cash reserve Ratio (CRR) is the amount of funds that commercial banks have to hold as reserves either in cash or as deposits with the CBN. If the central bank decides to increase the CRR, the available amount with the banks comes down. The CBN uses the CRR to drain out excessive money from the system.
In a move aimed at reducing excess liquidity in the system, which the CBN had blamed for the current pressure in the foreign exchange market, CRR was increased from 20 per cent in 2015 to 22.5 per cent in 2016.
Analysis by our correspondent revealed that Tier-1 commercial banks recorded an average of N390 billion deposits with CBN in 2016. The top four Tier-1 banks are Zenith Bank Plc, United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA), FBN Holdings and Access Bank Plc.
The four banks in 2016 deposited N1.56 trillion with the CBN, 11 per cent above N1.4 trillion deposited in 2015. The breakdown revealed that Zenith Bank mandatory deposit with CBN appreciated by 11 per cent from N403 billion to N447.5 billion in 2016 while UBA's deposit with CBN closed at N321 billion in 2016 from N276.7 billion in 2015.
The other two commercial banks, FBN Holdings had deposit N542 billion with CBN in 2016, 13.7 per cent increase over N477 billion in 2016 and Access Bank mandatory deposit inched up by 0.4 per cent to N250.8 billion from N249.96 billion in 2015.
On the other hand, Tier-2 banks recorded mixed deposit with CBN as some reduced their exposure to public funds.
Commercial banks under this category include Sterling Bank Plc, Wema Bank Plc, FCMB Group Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc, Unity Bank Plc and Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc.
Sterling Bank mandatory deposit with CBN grew by 11.9 per cent to N94.48 billion as against N84.4 billion in 2015 while Wema Bank deposit dropped by 14.9 per cent to N48.16 billion from N56.6 billion in 20015.
Further findings showed that FCMB Group and Fidelity Bank mandatory deposit with CBN appreciated by 11.1 per cent and 12.6 per cent to N139 billion and N170 billion in 2016 as against N125 billion and N151 billion in 2015 respectively.
Unity Bank mandatory deposit with CBN was the highest among all the 11 banks. The Bank mandatory deposit rose significantly by 171.4 per cent from N14.87 billion in 2015 to N40.37 billion in 2016.
However, Diamond Bank mandatory deposit thus dropped by 0.8 per cent to N204 billion from N206 billion in 2015 while Stanbic IBTC Holdings mandatory deposit moved from N104 billion to N88.77 billion in 2016.
Findings on the CBN website revealed that CRR in the country was in an average of 10.19 per cent from 2007 until 2017, reaching an all-time high of 31 per cent in May of 2015 and a record low of one per cent in April of 2009.
The late Monetary Policy Meeting held last week maintained the CRR at 22.25 per cent.
In a chat with our correspondent yesterday, the managing director, Highcap Securities Limited, Mr. David Adnori said the mandatory deposit by Banks into CBN's has sustained liquidity in the economy.
He noted that the CBN had to strike a balance of how many public funds that include government deposit that are being accessible by the banks.


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Plans to scrap car parking for crossing
By Federica Bedendo Reporter
A PROPOSAL to scrap free parking spaces to make way for a pedestrian crossing in Harrington has been met with criticism.
The county council has sent letters to residents asking for their views on the plans, which would affect a stretch of Church Road, between Eadie Street and North Shore Street.
The authority said: "The crossing is proposed in conjunction with recent housing developments in the area, and the likely increase in footfall as a result.
"The crossing is positioned in a location to assist pedestrian access to and from the nearby school, as well as other local amenities."
But Vicky Jackson, 41, who lives in the area of the proposed crossing, said the plans would take away much-needed parking, as well as affect the price of car insurance and value of her home.
She said: "Parking is already limited, it's a disc zone through the week.
"At the moment we can pull up to drop the shopping off or the children off and park over the road.
"They're proposing a puffin crossing which would take out all parking outside our house, it would be very difficult for us.
"Our car insurance would also go up.
"We're also looking at moving in the future and the availability of parking is something people look for.
"I've read that it can affect the price of a £200,000 home by around £10,000 and that's quite a substantial amount.
"I don't think we should be penalised."
Vicky added that she believed a better location for the crossing would be further up the road, opposite the nursery.
She added that speeding in the area needed to be addressed more urgently than the crossing.
She said: "There are some cars that drive to absolute excess, that's more of an issue than the crossing. "Crossing is only an issue at school times, but there is a lollipop lady there at those times."
A spokesman for the county council said: "Siting a pedestrian crossing on Church Road is difficult, as there are any number of access points which prevent it going where people might like.
"However funding has been allocated for this facility and it would be a shame to lose out on such a good asset which is hard to come by. We are currently investigating the possibility of an alternative site further north which would result in less parking being lost, however would be further away from the school."
To respond to the plans you can email trafficteamwest@cumbria.gov.uk
Drink-driver, 23, is banned from the roads and fined


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Posted on November 8, 2018 November 8, 2018 by Steven
Roisin Kearney, Producer of 'Prodigy'
Producer Roisin Kearney tells Film Ireland about Prodigy, in which a young boy begins to suspect his new neighbour is a world-famous pianist who has been missing for over twenty years.
The making of Prodigy was a dive into the collective madness that is indie filmmaking. While shooting another short together Naomi Sheridan [Writer/Director] got the news that the legendary pianist John O'Conor would like to play the part of Sebastian in a script she had sent him called Prodigy.
Not only was he willing to play the part but he had a suggestion as to who could play Gabe, the young boy in the film, his student and up-and-coming talent, Joe O'Grady.
John, who was in virtually every scene was available for 5 half days – he was working in the Royal Irish Academy of Music in the mornings. It was insane, but we did it anyway. There were numerous locations, crew changes, and an incredible amount of goodwill and advice, but most of all help, from too many people to mention. But I would like to give a special shout out to Filmbase and its staff, there is no way we could have done it without their help and advice.
And now here we are, in the Cork Film Festival for our Irish premiere. It's been a long road to get here but worth the wait and I have no doubt the sleepless nights of Neil Horner, who looked after almost all of the post-production after picture lock. We had one or two of them ourselves, but it's kind of like childbirth, you forget the pain and only see the result, a result that I hope will bring plenty of joy to those who see it. We feel it captures a moment in time, a permanent record of two of the greatest pianists in the world, together on screen in a little Irish indie film called Prodigy.
Prodigy screens at Cork Film Festival 2018 as part of Irish Shorts 1 at 14:00 on Saturday, 10th November, 2018 at The Gate Cinema
http://filmireland.net/2018/10/18/irish-film-preview-2018-cork-film-festival/
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November 2, 2017 Diarmuid Doran, Director of 'Boomerang'
November 28, 2018 Irish Film Review @ Cork Film Festival: Maeve
November 29, 2018 Irish Film Review @ Cork Film Festival: The Belly of the Whale
November 10, 2017 Paul Horan, Writer/Director of 'Bless Me Father'
November 19, 2018 Irish Film Review @ Cork Film Festival: Sooner or Later
November 9, 2018 Natasha Waugh, Director of 'Mother'
November 30, 2018 Irish Film Review @ Cork Film Festival: One Million American Dreams
November 16, 2015 Review of Irish Film at Cork Film Festival: Homegrown- New Shorts from Cork'
November 23, 2018 Irish Film Review @ Cork Film Festival: Town of Strangers
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World's most stylish bookstores :: Someday there may be a generation of kids who think bookstores are fictional creations found only in novels that come in the mail.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/07/23/travel/worlds-coolest-bookstores/index.html?eref�ition
Scenes from the field ::
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/11/05/world/gallery/scenes-from-the-field/index.html?eref�ition
10 things we didn't know about lighthouses :: In honor of National Lighthouse Day, we invited you to share your best lighthouse photos with CNN iReport. As dozens of images started pouring in, we were reminded of a near-universal fact: People love lighthouses. The beacons of light are popular travel destinations across the world.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/07/travel/lighthouse-facts-irpt/index.html?eref�ition
The brightest supermoon :: The second installment of this summer's season of supermoons is happening Sunday.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/08/us/irpt-august-supermoon/index.html?eref�ition
World's first panda triplets :: Very few pandas are born each year, but even fewer of the fragile cubs stay alive.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/13/world/asia/panda-triplets-china/index.html?eref�ition
Japan's defense plans rile China :: Japan's new defense white paper has done little to mend fences with Beijing, with the Chinese government complaining that its Asian neighbor is using the "China threat" to justify a bigger defense budget.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/12/world/asia/japan-china-defense-analysis/index.html?eref�ition
Sino-theology and the pope :: Detentions, the kidnapping of bishops, tearing down churches -- these are the actions against Christians China has been guilty of.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/15/world/asia/china-christianity/index.html?eref�ition
British Wildlife Photography Awards :: Winners of the 2014 British Wildlife Photography Awards
Day in pictures: 1 September 2014 :: News images from around the world: 1 September
Is architecture dead? Not in Venice :: Their stare is blank and unblinking; they just stand there rigid and dumb. Passers-by look on bemused as a child attempts to clamber up one of their backs. It's no harm, they are after all just a pair of concrete cows, painted white with cute little black spots.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/06/16/travel/venice-architecture-biennale-rem-koolhaas/index.html?eref�ition
Are these bright lights a UFO? :: Video and pictures posted online of bright lights over the skies of Houston have many wondering if they saw a UFO.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2014/08/16/pkg-tx-ufo-spotted.kprc.html?eref�ition
Who owns these cars? :: In what has become a summer tradition, wealthy Arabs travel to London with their expensive supercars.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/world/2014/08/13/natpkg-super-cars-london.cnn.html?eref�ition
What starts in winter and lasts 8 years? :: It's largely devoid of human life, dark and viciously cold at times and frequently subject to dangerous levels of geological volatility -- the Arctic is surely the worst possible destination for an arts festival.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/13/travel/arctic-festival/index.html?eref�ition
Richard Attenborough career in pictures :: British actor and director's illustrious career
Stop spy flights, China warns the U.S. :: China has warned the United States to end its military surveillance flights near Chinese territory, rejecting claims by Washington that a Chinese fighter jet made several "dangerous" and "unprofessional" passes at a U.S. Navy plane last week.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/29/world/asia/china-us-spy-flights/index.html?eref�ition
What's wrong with winning? :: Off-camera, I'm getting parenting advice from China's first athlete to win gold in any sport at the Winter Olympics.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/27/world/asia/china-sport-mentality-stout/index.html?eref�ition
Xi Jinping echoes 'paramount leader' :: The 110th birthday of former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping was celebrated on August 22 with an exhibition, a television biopic, and a series of national events. The "paramount leader" ruled for more than a decade, kick-starting China's market economic reform.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/29/world/asia/jaime-florcruz-china-xi-jinping-deng-xiaoping/index.html?eref�ition
In pictures: India's coal miners :: Coal miners a work in eastern India
Bomb blasts and wedding bells :: She has been dreaming about this day for as long as I can remember.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/07/03/living/israel-border-wedding-irpt/index.html?eref�ition
Polish family attacked in hate crime :: A Polish couple and their five children living in County Londonderry say they are being harassed out of their home because of their nationality.
Obama calls Ukraine 'a moment of testing' for West :: TALLINN, Estonia (AP) -- President Barack Obama on Wednesday harshly condemned Russian aggression in Ukraine as a threat to peace in Europe and pledged that NATO will protect allies who fear they will be Moscow's next target. Standing on Russia's doorstep, Obama declared "this is a moment of testing" for the Western alliance to stand up to the Kremlin....
url: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/E/EU_OBAMA?SITE=CODUR&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE�FAULT
A beacon for peace, ready for war :: Belfast's Carl Frampton and his mentor Barry McGuigan
url: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/28973146
Botham calls for IPL to be scrapped :: Sir Ian Botham says the Indian Premier League is "changing the priorities" of world cricket and "shouldn't be there at all".
url: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cricket/29056439
VIDEO: Obama's support for Baltic states :: President Obama has urged members of the Nato alliance to send an unmistakable message backing Ukraine, in the face of what he called "brazen aggression" by Russia.
Man freed from death row: I forgive :: Henry McCollum and Leon Brown walked out of prison free men Wednesday after DNA evidence implicated someone else in the rape and murder of a North Carolina child some 30 years ago.
url: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/09/03/us/north-carolina-dna-frees-convicts/index.html?eref�ition
VIDEO: Roman jewellery found beneath shop :: Roman jewellery has been discovered during excavations at an Essex department store.
CBI forecasts UK growth slowdown :: The CBI business lobby group says it expects UK economic growth to slow in the second half of this year as the impact of improved business and consumer confidence starts to ease.
Banksy artwork bid for listed status :: A Banksy mural on the wall of a Cheltenham house could be listed under a bid being submitted to the council.
url: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershire-29045346#sa-ns_mchannel=rss&ns_source=PublicRSS20-sa
Zawahiri launches al-Qaeda in S Asia :: Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri announces the creation of an Indian branch of his militant group to "raise the flag of jihad" across South Asia.
VIDEO: 'Oldest' model on staying young :: Model Carmen Dell'Orefice talks to BBC News about her 50-years collaborating with the fashion photographer Horst P Horst


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