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TOP 10 ARTICLES OF 2021: Mom wakes from coma the day before she was supposed to be removed from ventilator
By Texas Right to Life on	 December 30, 2021 Active State Laws, Bioethics, Denial of Treatment, Issues, News
Originally published January 15, 2021
Lisa Martin is considered a miracle patient. The Georgia mother-of-four was admitted to the hospital in September with COVID-related complications. Her condition deteriorated and the hospital told her family to say goodbye. Against the odds, Martin walked out of the hospital and went home on her way to recovery in December.
In a Facebook post from Memorial Satilla Health, the hospital shared part of Martin's story with a video of her walking to a waiting car while hospital staff stood to cheer her on. In a time when people want to hear good news, Martin's story of recovery is a beacon of hope.
The hospital shared, "Her amazing journey includes 59 days on a ventilator, 40 days in an induced coma and surviving a frontal lobe stroke." The post continued, "On Oct. 20, Lisa was comatose, her eyes fixed. The hospital called in her family to say goodbye. They decided to give it 11 days before making a decision about removing her from the ventilator that was breathing for her. But God had other plans. On the eleventh day, Lisa broke through the sedatives and began tracking Jeff with her eyes and she moved her hand."
Martin told People magazine, "I can't wrap my head around what all has happened." The experience has given Martin a lot to think about and process, and she still has a long road of rehabilitation ahead of her. Even so, she told People, "I am shocked but amongst all the overwhelming feelings, I feel like this is definitely a God thing."
Before her terrifying experience with COVID and the aftermath of her illness, Martin says she had reached a low point in life. She said, "I got to a point where I felt like no one cared for me. I didn't have a lot of friends, my kids are all grown up and independent and my husband works all the time. I was lonely, but this experience has shown me how loved I truly am."
For Martin's family members, the experience has also strengthened their faith. Martin and her husband of 29 years, Jeff, have four adult children, ages 19 to 27. Martin's daughter Madison told People, "Our family has always had a strong Christian faith, but going through this has changed our lives for the better." She explained, "Did it suck for my mom to get COVID, almost die and now fight to get back to having a normal life? Absolutely! But if God wanted to use my mom as an example on how to keep faith during struggles, dark times and hardships, then I thank God for using my mom."
Martin's husband says he hopes his wife's story will "encourage and help" people facing great difficulties. He said, "I know that doctors can treat patients medically, but healing comes from God." He acknowledged the many families who lost a loved one during the pandemic.
Martin is considered a miracle patient, but her recovery from the coma is not unique. When families face pressure from hospitals to remove life-sustaining care, lives can be cut short. Each year, Texas Right to Life hears from families in situations similar to Martin's. If families are pressured or forced by anti-Life law to submit to the hospital's decision to remove care, the hospital has the power to end the patient's life.
The experience of comas and conditions like locked-in syndrome are not well understood. Organizations like Texas Right to Life, HALO, and the Terri Schiavo Hope and Life Network help patients and their families understand their rights and advocate for Life in medically complex situations. When families know that they have options, they can stand for Life. When options are denied and hospitals wrongly have the power to make life-and-death decisions, the law needs to change.
For Lisa Martin, going home is the beginning of a long road to full recovery, but the experience has strengthened her faith and her family. Because her family gave her time, Martin remained on life-sustaining treatment when she needed the assistance and recovered when no one expected her to recover.
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Mary Clarke, founder and partner of Mother Model Management, based out of St. Louis, Missouri. Mary has over 20 years in the model scouting and management industry.
Unfortunately, frequently we see models in local and regional markets who are with agencies advising them and directing them on how to break into the top levels in fashion, and sadly, not getting the proper coaching they deserve. Social media has allowed people to put themselves out there as models long before they are ready. Everyone needs to SLOW DOWN, not be in such a hurry, and do things correctly. This, my friends, is a process.
We live in a society that wants instant gratification. That is not how things really work, especially in the career of an aspiring model. There is a proper process, followed by the journey of building a lucrative career.


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Local Galiano artisans were employed to craft the fireplace from local stone, utilize an Arbutus tree salvaged from the clearing as the house king post, and use Fir from the site for flooring, and mantle pieces.


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module Delorean
  module FluxCapacitor
    def time_travel_to(time, options={})
      mock_current_time(time, options)
      return unless block_given?
      begin
        yield
      ensure
        restore_previous_time
      end
    end

    def back_to_the_present
      reset
    end
    alias :back_to_1985 :back_to_the_present

    def jump(seconds)
      mock_current_time Time.now + seconds
      return unless block_given?
      begin
        yield
      ensure
        restore_previous_time
      end
    end

    def now
      Time.now_without_delorean - time_travel_offsets.inject(0){ |sum, val| sum + val }
    end

    private

    def time_travel_offsets
      @@time_travel_offsets ||= []
    end

    def reset
      @@time_travel_offsets = []
    end

    def mock_current_time(time, options={})
      time = Chronic.parse(time, options) if time.is_a?(String)
      time = Time.local(time.year, time.month, time.day) if time.is_a?(Date) && !time.is_a?(DateTime)

      time_travel_offsets.push Time.now - time
    end

    def restore_previous_time
      time_travel_offsets.pop
    end
  end
end

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Under Accounts module I have dropdown field "account_type"
Under Contacts module I have dropdown field "account_type_c"
For the solution, have a look at this link.
using mentioned code the related value is populating in dropdown but value not saving.
Change dbType to varchar and comment 'source' => 'non-db'.
Through JS we can do this.I am not sure how you want to achieve this.When you create a contact from Accounts subpanel the accounts field will get filled auto matically.So it will trigger an change even for account_id attribute of the model and you will be having the account id with you.
You can do the same in record.js also so that if the user change the account name account type will automatically change with the new Accounts account_type.


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The Yabloko party Congress adopted a package of key proposals for the reform in the party
Press Release, 3.04.2021
Photo: Voting for the amendments to the Yabloko by-laws / Photo by the Yabloko Press Service
The delegates to the 21 st Congress of the Yabloko Party adopted a package of key proposals for reforming the party. Amending the party by-laws required votes of at least two-thirds of the delegates to the Congress.
The Congress adopted the following amendments:
– party-wide preliminary voting in the elections of the party Chairman (mandatory) and in the elections of the chairmen of regional branches (optional);
– primaries of candidates for elections at all levels (optional);
– a party-wide discussion where all party members participate;
– registration of party supporters who will be able to take part in the primaries;
– introduction of a probationary period (one year) upon joining the party;
– recommendations of two current party members (their experience in the party should be at least three years) for an applicant wishing to join the party;
– the party arbitration commission has become the ultimate authority when challenging expelling from the party, now it will be able to revoke the expelling (previously it had the right only to recommend);
– easing of the norms for the creation of intra-party factions, now creating of a faction requires 100 people from a third of all regional organisations, at least three people in each (it has been 300 people with at least ten members in each region).
Other amendments will be considered at the next stage of the Congress, which will take place after the elections to the State Duma in September.
On 4 April, the Congress will begin work at 10 a.m. and will consider, among other issues, preparation for the parliamentary election campaign.
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Homeroom Announcements: Tuesday's big games & more
By Corey Desiderio|Published Tue, Jan 16, 2018
Get yourself ready for today's #PrepTalkLive action with everything you need to know about the day ahead in high school sports.
What to watch for Tuesday
1. Girls basketball - Chautauqua Lake at Southwestern, 7:30 p.m.
No. 3 small school Southwestern (10-0, 4-0) hosts No. 7 Chautauqua Lake (8-4, 4-0) in a highly-ranked CCAA West I showdown. The Trojans are one of five undefeated teams left in Western New York. They beat the Thunderbirds in what was considered a nonleague matchup on Dec. 28, 68-59.
2. Girls basketball - Amherst at Clarence, 7:30 p.m.
No. 8 large school Clarence (5-4) welcomes No. 5 Amherst (6-4) in an intriguing nonleague matchup. The Red Devils had their signature win of the season so far with a 42-38 victory at No. 7 East Aurora Saturday. The Tigers are riding a four-game winning streak since starting 2-4 with one of the toughest opening schedules in the area.
Buffalo News basketball polls (Jan. 15)
3. Girls basketball - Newfane at Akron, 6:30 p.m.
No. 4 small school Newfane (10-1, 5-0) visits No. 9 Akron (7-2, 3-0) for a game between the two unbeaten teams left in the Niagara-Orleans League. Both have home wins over perennial N-O power Wilson, the No. 10 small school.
4. Girls hockey - Amherst/Sweet Home/Clarence vs. Williamsville, 4 p.m.
CASH (6-3-1-2-1) takes on Williamsville (7-3-1-1) for the third time this season in a game at Northtown Center. CASH won the first two in the season series, 3-1 on Nov. 21 and 1-0 on Dec. 21. Both teams are tied for second in the standings with 24.5 points.
5. Boys basketball - South Park at McKinley, 6:30 p.m.
Honorable mention large school McKinley (7-2, 4-1) hosts South Park (4-5, 4-2) in Yale Cup I play. The Macks have won five of six since their lone league loss at Middle College. The Sparks have won two league games in a row, which snapped a three-game losing streak to end December.
- Boys basketball: Cardinal O'Hara at Nichols, 6:30 p.m.
- Boys basketball: St. Mary's of Lancaster at St. Joe's, 7 p.m.
- Boys basketball: Randolph at Gowanda, 7:30 p.m.
- Girls basketball: Orchard Park at Williamsville East, 6:30 p.m.
- Girls basketball: West Seneca East at Iroquois, 6:30 p.m.
- Girls basketball: Lockport at Kenmore East, 7 p.m.
- Girls basketball: Fredonia at Olean, 7:30 p.m.
Today's schedule can be found at our high school scoreboard.
#PrepTalkLive updates: While we follow ALL the high school action via our Prep Talk team, we encourage YOU to also tweet updates from the games you are attending with the hashtag #PrepTalkLive attached.
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Story topics: Homeroom Announcements
Corey Desiderio – Corey Desiderio has contributed to The Buffalo News' high school sports coverage since 2014. Send questions, comments or story ideas to cdesiderio@buffnews.com.


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Study Break: Undocumented students face hurdles to higher ed
Andr� Gallant and Nick Coltrain
Mar 9, 2013 at 10:03 PM
Joana Estrada moved to Athens from Los Angeles as a 9-year-old. She moved to L.A. from Michoacan, Mexico, at the age of 2.
Estrada attended Clarke County schools through middle and high school, graduating from Cedar Shoals High in 2011.
A stand-out in her school's JROTC program, in which she says she wasn't taught to be a soldier, but a better citizen, Estrada graduated with the rank of cadet captain and a 3.2 GPA. She loved being a member of the school's raider team, which competed nationally in endurance tests that mimicked basic training. Estrada's grandfather made a career out of military service in Mexico and she wanted to carry on the tradition here.
Estrada's teachers and JROTC leaders thought her grades and conduct made her an excellent choice for college scholarships, she said. She wanted to make her mother proud and go to college, but also follow her own dream of becoming a military police officer. But when she began to fill out the scholarship applications, one question ended her hopes: "Are you a U.S. citizen?"
"I'm not from here," Estrada said, "because they tell me I'm not. But I'm not from there. I'm neither. I'm in the middle."
STUDENT IN THE SHADOWS
Estrada is one of the untold numbers of young people living in the United States without papers. They are illegal and undocumented in what in many cases is the only home they've ever known.
Brought to Georgia as children, taught in state schools, they now find their educations ending with high school mortar boards, barred from attending Georgia's top public universities and unable to afford out-of-state tuition to the rest.
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents, a 19-person body appointed by the governor, adopted a rule in 2010 that prohibited undocumented students from enrolling in any state college that previously turned away academically qualified U.S. citizens in the prior two years. In effect, it bars undocumented students from the top schools in the state, including the University of Georgia, while leaving them the option of the state's other universities, colleges and technical schools -provided they could afford the double or quadruple cost of out-of-state or international tuition.
John Millsaps, spokesman for the Board of Regents, said the new policy came after a task force asked three questions about undocumented students in the university system: Were they paying in-state tuition? Were they being subsidized by state taxpayers? And were they taking seats from U.S. citizens?
The analysis found about 500 undocumented students in the entire system, none of whom were paying the in-state tuition. And the out-of-state tuition - whether it's paid by an Alabama citizen or an undocumented student - doesn't cost taxpayers a dime, Millsaps said.
"That cost not only covers the cost of education, but also in a small way goes to subsidize the cost of education for a Georgia resident," he said.
But about 42 of those students were taking classes at universities that had turned away the academically qualified in prior years. And with the concern of U.S. citizens missing opportunities because of undocumented students, the ban was passed for the competitive schools.
Some state legislators, though, wished them barred from all higher education.
"They made it sound like we were flooding the gates," said Melissa Padilla, a student and activist protesting against the Regents' ban.
As a rising senior at Cedar Shoals, Estrada said news of the ban threw her into a depression. Estrada had come out as undocumented to her teachers and classmates back in middle school, and she was well aware of how hard it would be to attend college, "but when I heard I couldn't get scholarships with my grades, I thought, 'Why am I working so hard?'"
Her grades started to drop, she said, until a mantra from JROTC echoed in her head: Do not quit. But not all students were able to rebound. Following the ban, some students dropped out, not as a direct response, but as a final straw, said Cedar Shoals English teacher and soccer coach Matt Hicks.
Georgia's anti-immigrant law empowered local law enforcement to inquire about legal status and, among other things, made working and living in Georgia more difficult for undocumented immigrants.
That law, Hicks said, was the real impetus to give up. It also was yet another blow, he said, and now fewer undocumented students make future plans, not knowing what laws will come next.
Estrada, along with a small group of like-minded students who would become the first students at a free school for undocumented students called Freedom University, refused to let the ban hold them back, at least not permanently.
"As a Latino girl in Athens, you see a lot of girls getting pregnant," Estrada said. "I don't want to be a statistic."
Feeling shut out of her first options, but not wanting to abandon her mother, Estrada turned to Athens Technical College to continue her education. But the international tuition she was forced to pay - four times that of in-state - ended those hopes as well.
Mike Light, spokesman for the Technical College System of Georgia, said an audit of that system a few years ago found less than 1 percent of the 190,000 students were classified as international students, a group that includes the undocumented. At Athens Technical College, there are 94 international students out of the 4,490 enrolled this semester, of which 21 are paying the four-fold tuition rate reserved for those who don't prove their residency. Spokesman Don Nelson stressed that it doesn't mean those students are undocumented; they could merely have privacy concerns.
Like the university system, the more expensive tuition typically more than covers the cost of their education, Light said, especially in less costly fields of study, such as early childhood education.
Also similar to the university system, the technical colleges will push undocumented students, and all international students, to the back of the line for programs with more limited classes, such as nursing. That fits with the technical college system's mission of training the in-state workforce, he said, noting that the system isn't competitive like top-tier universities.
"We're open admission anyway," he said. "Anybody who wants to attend, they can."
FREEDOM UNIVERSITY
The Regents ban and the passing of House Bill 87, the anti-immigration law, kicked off round after round of protest from Georgia's immigrant population and its supporters.
Students like Estrada comprised the very public opposition that risked arrest, and succeeded at getting arrested, on Atlanta's streets by blocking traffic, quite symbolically, on Martin Luther King Blvd.
Inspired by the action taken by their students, a number of professors from the University of Georgia asked the young protestors what they could do to help.
"Teach a class," Pamela Voekel, an associate professor of history at UGA, said the undocumented students told her.
So Voekel and a handful of professors formed Freedom University, a program providing rigorous college-level teaching for all students, regardless of immigration status or ability to pay.
Estrada said her Freedom University courses prepared her more for any college career than high school did.
"It's teaching me what college really is," she said.
Students from as far away as Atlanta are offered rides to and from the Sunday classes here in Athens; classes often swell to 40 students. Donations pay for their textbooks.
"They're great students," Voekel said. "They should be here."
Freedom's professors lobbied the Board of Regents to have their courses count as college credit if ever these students matriculated at a traditional university, but to no avail.
Voekel said that undocumented students have the "universal support" of UGA faculty, but that the administration "has remained shamefully, shamefully silent."
UGA Admissions officials said at a Wednesday protest that their hands were tied when it comes to enforcing the regents ban.
President Barack Obama offered the nation's undocumented youth a glimmer of hope last summer when he announced Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a memorandum that gave a temporary legal status, but not a pathway to citizenship, to undocumented immigrants who meet certain qualifications.
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has received more 400,000 DACA applications since the program's August 2012 beginnings. As of Feb. 14, it had approved about 200,000. About 30 of the roughly 13,000 applications sent in from Georgia so far were filed with help from the Hispanic outreach nonprofit Casa De Amistad in Athens. Executive director Alex Borges heard much hopeful mumbling once DACA was announced.
"At the beginning I saw people who were thinking it was a set-up and that it wasn't true," Borges said.
The application isn't complicated, he said, and as long as the filer has a clean criminal record, the process is pretty fast. But the vast majority of applicants whom Borges helped were far from criminals. Most were high school kids who wanted to go to college or get a good job to help their family.
Borges said the Regent's ban never came up in conversation.
"I got the sense that most were interested in finding a job," he said. "I don't think we ever had that conversation."
Though many thought DACA meant an override of the Regents ban, the temporary legal status is, essentially, just a work permit.
DACA recipients are given lawful presence, but not legal status, meaning they can obtain driver's licenses in most states.
Regents have stated that lawful presence isn't enough to grant entry into Georgia's top public universities. But immigration lawyer and UGA professor Charles Kuck said, "If you read (the Regents) position, you can come to no other conclusion that DACA kids can attend Georgia universities."
For undocumented students hoping to attend Georgia's top public colleges, DACA won't open the doors because of how the state interprets the difference between legal status and lawful presence.
Millsaps said that DACA doesn't change state or federal law, leaving the Regents' policy in place.
"If you have that status, you still are not a U.S. citizen," he said.
An earlier federal ruling leaves the relationship between universities and undocumented students up to the states to define.
If the laws were to change, he said the regents and the university system would comply. He wouldn't speculate on what, short of those changes, it would take for the Regents to revisit the policy.
Kuck thought the Regents instituted the ban to keep the state Legislature, perhaps not satisfied with HB-87, from enacting laws that would ban undocumented students from every institution of higher learning. Millsaps said the Regents "enacted this policy on their own" following a recommendation from the task force.
If the Regents' motive was to steady the Legislature's law writing hand, the plan may have already backfired.
HB-125, a bill meant to ease increases in the Secretary of State workload caused by HB-87, recently passed the state House and was read in the Senate. While the intentions of HB-125 appear simple, lawyers like Kuck, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Georgia Association of Elected Officials are warning that hidden within the legislation are drastic changes to how the state defines a public benefit.
Under the proposed law, a driver's license is considered a public benefit, as is welfare and private and public loans, and a public benefit requires certified legal status as granted by Homeland Security. Essentially, only passports stamped with a non-immigrant designation, meaning a temporary status, could apply for a license. Under this bill, the state would reverse course by not considering a DACA grantee legal enough for a driver's license; a DACA grantee can work, they just can't legally drive to work.
In addition, the bill adds the University System of Georgia and the Technical College System of Georgia to the institutions that require the non-immigrant designation.
HB-125's rethinking of public benefits, and reworking of other language, Kuck said, could take the Regents ban even further, barring undocumented students from all public higher education.
STILL DREAMING
With college out of the question, Estrada shifted her focus back to the military. Throughout high school, she proudly wore her JROTC uniform on Wednesdays, and her Class A green camouflage on Fridays. When Go Army ads ran on TV, she said her family always pointed at the screen and said, "There's Joana."
Thinking the armed forces would accept her without papers, she called the Marines, Navy, Air Force and the Army. None would enlist her. Even though she received her DACA status, they told her she needed a green card.
She was legal enough to work, but not to study or serve her adopted country.
She recognized that she, like many other young immigrants, mistook DACA for the DREAM Act, a bill that would confer permanent residency on childhood arrivals like Estrada. But it has only been adopted in certain states, not by the U.S. Congress.
"It's not the promise that Obama made us," she said. "But at least it's one step."
Unable to legally work, Estrada said she's been stuck at home, helping cook, clean and care for her younger siblings.
But Estrada's investment in Freedom University is beginning to pay dividends. This month, as she celebrates her 20th birthday, she's applying to Berea College in Kentucky with the help of her professors. Students accepted at Berea College receive a full scholarship, and must only pay for room and board.
UGA will always be her first choice and she'd welcome any chance to study in Athens, but she's not scared of leaving home to learn.
"Every Latino family, well, all families, really, is united," she said. "It's going to be really hard. But you have to leave the nest. It's a way for me to grow up."
• Follow reporters André Gallant on Twitter @andregallant and Nick Coltrain on Twitter @ncoltrain.


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Edifice Wrecks: The Single-Minded Determination Of Ivanka Trump
by Barbara Lippert on Mar 31, 4:53 PM
Last week, I'd just seen the news that Ivanka Trump had given birth to her third child, a baby boy named Theodore James Kushner, on Easter day. Ivanka released a photo, looking like her very attractive, not overly made-up or coiffed self, in bed in a hospital gown, holding a swaddled, adorable newborn.
'Do You Renounce Satan?' -- And Other Things Not Said At The 4A's Conference
Do you remember the brilliant baptism scene at the end of "The Godfather"? "Do you renounce Satan?" the priest asks Michael from within the church at the end, as we see the blood-spattered corpses littered around town. He does. So forgive me for being overly dramatic, but I couldn't help but think of that scene as I monitored the live Twitter feed of the 4A's Transformation meeting that took place earlier this week in Miami.
Averting The Apocalypse: JWT's 'Rape Guy' Resigns
WPP announced Thursday that J.W Thompson CEO Gustavo Martinez, who's enmeshed in an ongoing harassment suit, has resigned and will be replaced by Tamara Ingram. Hallelujah. In so doing, the holding company has come a long way, baby -- maybe about 60 years in 24 hours? Because its initial reaction was chillingly sexist and straight out of the Sterling Cooper playbook.
Carne Or Carney? Donald Trump And The Masses
Sometimes, when politicians want to energize their followers -- or, to put it less diplomatically, to pander to their audiences -- they are said to throw "red meat" at the base. But leading Republican presidential contender Donald Trump does that on a much more literal basis.
Leaning In On The Load: A Great Leap For The Gender Cycle
by Barbara Lippert on Mar 3, 4:44 PM
Last week I was sitting in the back of a cab when we hit a parking-lot-like traffic backup. There was obviously nowhere to move in real space, so I started scouring the deep space in my phone for stuff that I might have otherwise overlooked. In this category was an email that trumpeted "Sheryl Sandberg says this is one of the most powerful ads she's ever seen!" So I clicked on the link and started watching.
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Q: Why can I not use a discard parameter within a lambda with a discard parameter? I'm writing a C# library using the new .NET tooling. I'm trying to use discards from C# 7.0. I'm running into an issue where the compiler is treating _ as a parameter and not a discard.
Example:
using System;

public delegate void Delegate1(string a, Delegate2 b);
public delegate void Delegate2(int a, Delegate3 b);
public delegate void Delegate3(string a, Delegate4 b);
public delegate void Delegate4(int a, int b);

class Program
{
    void Test(Delegate1 f)
    {
        f("x", (_, g) => {
            g("y", (i, _) => {
                Console.WriteLine(i);
            });
        });
    }
}

Building:
% dotnet build                                                                                ~/Source/temp
Microsoft (R) Build Engine version 15.5.179.9764 for .NET Core
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Restore completed in 18.6 ms for /Users/me/Source/temp/temp.csproj.
Program.cs(13,24): error CS0136: A local or parameter named '_' cannot be declared in this scope because that name is used in an enclosing local scope to define a local or parameter [/Users/me/Source/temp/temp.csproj]

Build FAILED.

Program.cs(13,24): error CS0136: A local or parameter named '_' cannot be declared in this scope because that name is used in an enclosing local scope to define a local or parameter [/Users/me/Source/temp/temp.csproj]
    0 Warning(s)
    1 Error(s)

Time Elapsed 00:00:02.45

A: You are trying to use discards, but your scenario has none. The _ parameters are just regular variables. You can see this if you change the code to add an assignment from the _ parameter:
void Test(Delegate1 f)
{
    f("x", (_, g) => {
        int a = _;

        g("y", (i, _) => {
            Console.WriteLine(i);
        });
    });
}

Had the _ in the outer lambda actually been a discard, there would have been a compiler error. But there's not. It's just a plain old variable, and you get a plain old "that name is used" error.

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Q: Python - cx_oracle Update throws ORA-01036 our UPDATE statement looks like this:
upd = """UPDATE prices \
         SET pre_after_price = :1, \
             volume = :2, \
             pre_after_updated = SYSDATE + INTERVAL '1' HOUR \
         WHERE ticker = :3"""

Then, the actual code is this:
cursor.execute(upd,([pre_after_price, volume, ticker]))

But rather, we get this error:
ORA-01036: illegal variable name/number
dpiStmt_bindByPos: bind by position

Is there something we are doing wrong?

A: You can issue this statement first:
cursor.prepare(upd)
print("bind names:", cursor.bindnames())

That should tell you which bind names are expected!
If you use the new thin mode of python-oracledb (replacement for cx_Oracle) cursor.execute() provides more useful information about what is missing or incorrect. If you're not aware of the new driver I would recommend checking it out! https://oracle.github.io/python-oracledb/


Troy Baker has become synonymous with modern-day video games, and these roles show why he is considered to be one of gaming's most consistent and relied-upon leading men. Welcome to Watchmojo.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the top ten TroyBaker video game performances.
For this list, we're looking at the best performances that Troy Baker has given throughout his career in video games, whether it be in supporting or leading roles.
Before we get to his more mainstream works, we'll start off small with this Japanese game in which Baker portrays Yuri Lowell, a young adult on the hunt for a thief. Yuri is darker and more mature than previous "Tales" protagonists, and Baker strikes the perfect, necessary balance between young naivety and adult wisdom. Yuri's darker, morally gray traits are a divergence from typical JRPG protagonists, but even in his most morally questionable moments, Baker is able to make Yuri relatable and humane. It's difficult to portray such a complex and three dimensional character through voice acting alone, but Baker pulls it off nicely, making Yuri a great character and a "Tales" favorite in the eyes of its fans.
This installment of the "Metal Gear Solid" franchise employed facial capture provided by each character's respective voice actor. As a result, we see Baker's acting chops on full display, and we have to say, they're quite impressive. Taking over the Ocelot reigns from previous voice actors Patric Zimmerman and Josh Keaton, Baker fits into the "MGS" world like a glove, providing a decidedly less campy iteration of Ocelot. His facial performance was on point, his voice struck the perfect balance between young and old Ocelot, and his acting skills proved just as hot as ever by realistically portraying his complexities and enigmatic behavior. When you can hold your own against Kiefer Sutherland, you know you've done well.
Forget about that twist. Troy Baker's performance is the real star here! OK, maybe not, but it's pretty good. While Booker doesn't exactly emote a whole lot, and while he may not go down in history as one of gaming's greatest protagonists, Baker's performance is all that it needs to be. Booker's childlike sense of wonder regarding the world of Columbia and its inhabitants comes across nicely from Baker, effectively putting players in his shoes as an outsider in this troublesome yet majestic world. He is also able to make Booker's internal struggles relatable and sympathetic, especially regarding his questionable past and battles of faith. Booker could arguably be a boring character in the wrong hands, but not in Baker's.
While it's true that the shining star of the "Call of Duty" series is its thrilling and robust multiplayer, there's no denying that its campaigns produce some memorable characters. Great writing and Baker's performance combine to make Jack Mitchell one of them. Bakerwas up to a formidable task, as Jack is the sole playable character, whereas previous CoD iterations had multiple protagonists. Baker was up to the challenge, and carried the campaign perfectly. Whether he's portraying grief regarding the loss of a friend or bewilderment over a betrayal, Baker deftly captures all the varying emotions of Mitchell and holds his own against Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey, which is definitely no small task.
Another Japanese game, this one sees Baker voice Kanji Tatsumi, a high school student who is thrown into the TV World where he meets his alternate self, his Shadow. Baker nicely flip flops between comedy and drama throughout the game, providing laughs with Kanji's hilarious overreactions but also drawing sympathy in the dramatic beats. These varying degrees of personality shows that Baker can do it all and make everything he does believable. A major aspect of Kanji's personality are his gender insecurities, as personified through his Shadow's sexual orientation. While some condemned the character for his stereotypical, flamboyant behavior, Baker nonetheless makes the situation sympathetic and conceivable.
While it's admittedly a little jarring to drop a new major character into the series' fourth and final installment, Troy Baker nevertheless slips smoothly into the "Uncharted" world as Nathan Drake's presumed-dead brother. Troy Baker and Nolan North are a match made in gaming heaven, as they play off each other perfectly, creating a terrific sense of camaraderie and chemistry. Baker is just as hilarious as North, especially through Sam's signature quips and sarcasm. However, he can also be very dramatic, which is evident in Sam's protective and paternal attitudes towards Nathan. It's a three dimensional performance, and Baker makes Sam a welcome and fully worthy addition to the series' plethora of memorable characters.
To say that Troy Baker had shoes to fill would be a massive understatement. Mark Hamill gave us a deeply unsettling and terrifying Joker, and many lamented his departure. However,Baker proved to be remarkable, even if his version borrowed heavily from Hamill's, and his portrayal of the classic villain was lauded as one of the best aspects of the otherwise weakest game. He not only nailed the Joker's grating voice, but made his appearance just as frightening as ever, complete with the psychotic disposition that makes the Joker so memorable. While Baker was good as Two Face in the preceding entry, "Arkham City," it's his turn as the Joker that sticks with us, in both good and horrifying ways.
In this critically acclaimed puzzle platformer, Baker plays Vincent Brooks, a young man with no ambition, a lack of commitment, and a general distaste for the pressures of adult life.Baker is adept at weaving the complexities of Vincent's life, especially when he meets Catherine and must make difficult and rash decisions concerning his love life and loyalties. Through his initial mundane existence and personality, Baker makes Vincent a wholly relatable and human character, which is in no doubt helped by the great writing. He is able to portray Vincent's glaring flaws while we remain empathetic, a feat which proves why he is paid the big bucks.
While it's borderline impossible to top the sheer mania and impact that Vaas had on the gaming community, Baker gives it his all as Pagan Min and provides us with a standout villain in the otherwise copy-and-pasted fourth entry. He turns in a more subdued and subtle villain, but the results are equally memorable. Baker is able to portray Min as an enigmatic man, psychotic without being over-the-top, villainous without being too overt. His darker aspects often come through his words, not his actions, and it's fascinating that Baker is able to pull it off with only inflections in his voice or mannerisms. It's a rather restrained performance, but is nevertheless palpably uncomfortable.
Before we consider his best performance, here are a few honorable mentions.
In what is not only one of the best performances in video game history, but also a possible Oscar-worthy role, Baker gives a commanding performance as Joel, a man haunted by his past. Throughout the game, Baker is able to make Joel totally human and immensely flawed. While Joel is a more low-spirited character, Baker nevertheless hits on a myriad of emotional moments, including suffocating grief, terror, anger, and paternal love. Especially notable is his physical performance. Through slight gestures, like a brief glance at his watch, Baker is able to convey meaning and emotion without the use of his voice, something which is highly commendable. His performance was lauded upon release, and for completely understandable reasons.
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On Sports Genius: Mike Greenberg Opens Up
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The ESPN anchor and novelist opens up about his journey and the biggest surprise about sports he learned over the years.
ESPN anchor, radio host and novelist Mike Greenberg sat for a revealing interview with OZY's CEO and co-founder on the latest episode of The Carlos Watson Show. The following are some of the best cuts from the full conversation.
How did you end up going the journalism route?
Mike Greenberg: Neither of my parents were journalists, but they did become writers. So my father was a lawyer, my mother was a schoolteacher, and they both grew up very poor in the Bronx. And when my father got out of law school, they started to have a little money and they wanted to travel, so they traveled. This was before they had me and then subsequently my brother. They traveled through Europe and all of that, and they wanted to go to South America. And so they went to try and buy a travel guide to South America and they found that none existed.
In 1965, my parents went to Arthur Frommer and said, "You don't have a travel guide to South America. Let us go down there and write one for you." So they did, in the summer of 1965, my mother was a schoolteacher, she had the summer off. My father took the entire summer off from his legal practice. They traveled all across South America, and they wrote a guidebook. The original one was called South America on $5 a Day. And they wound up writing the Frommer South America guide every year from 1965 until sometime in the '90s. They were travel writers for my entire childhood.
To be honest with you, my real dream was to be a writer. The day that I walked into a bookstore when my first book was published and saw my book, there was … I took more pride in that and still do than I do in pretty much anything I've ever done on TV or radio. That probably comes with having grown up around books.
What was your big break?
Greenberg: I would say the two people who were most responsible for me getting noticed would be Michael Jordan and David Letterman. There were, at the same time I was starting out in my industry and in sports broadcasting, I don't even know how to count how many people out there, there probably were, who were just as good as I was, just as knowledgeable, would have worked just as hard, and just didn't get those breaks. Just weren't in the right place at the right time. That's what I mean when I say, any successful person who does not list good fortune, just good luck, among the reasons they are where they are, I think is kidding themselves.
The show that I hosted for 18 years with Mike Golic called Mike & Mike was really what made my career. Unquestionably the biggest thing that ever happened to us was David Letterman became a fan of our show. We had a sports talk show, and we were on the radio every day. We were on for years before anyone knew we were. We were as small an entity as you could possibly be. We had like 11 listeners. Then it slowly but surely started to grow a little bit. Some people liked us, but we were very much an underground thing. We were not a huge, popular, well-known talk show.
What have you learned about sports that would have surprised you?
Greenberg: What I have learned more than anything from having covered sports, as you say now, for basically 30 years, is that the thread of commonality that unites all of the great ones is intelligence. That you will never find a genuinely great player who is not some level of brilliant. And that doesn't necessarily mean that he or she would have gotten straight A's in school, but there was a certain genius that I think is attached to the truly great ones, and that actually separates them from the merely good, and then those who couldn't get there at all. And that's something I don't think I would have expected.
I would've just thought back in those days that the great ones — the Dr. J, the Elvin Hayes, the Terry Bradshaw — that they were just bigger, faster, stronger and better athletes. But what really separates them, because what I've learned is that the difference in athleticism, the difference in skill and talent is generally something like this. And the difference in brilliance and the difference in intellect and intelligence and understanding of the game is this. And that is what separates Wayne Gretzky from the guy who is still in the American Hockey League that never quite made it to the NHL.
I think it is the genius. And the best example of that I can give right now would be LeBron James. If you look at LeBron James, everyone looks at him and they say, "Well, look at his size, look at his speed, look at his strength." Do you know how many guys out there are built like LeBron James in the world? When we were able to watch these games in the bubble, if you were paying attention, you were able to hear so much more of the communication on the court, because there were no fans making noise. And what I think a lot of fans may have learned from watching those games on TV is that LeBron is basically coaching every single play on the court.
The New York Times asked me to review a biography of Michael Jordan that came out some years ago. And what I wrote in that was that to watch Michael Jordan play basketball, which I had the privilege of doing every day for seven years — it's how I got my start — I think was no different than being able to watch Picasso paint or to watch Beethoven sit at a piano. And you were watching a rare genius in his or her [prime], doing stuff that only they can conceive. Many people could do it if they could think of it, but only they can conceive it.
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China decries UK 'interference' in Hong Kong affairs
ANKARA – China on Tuesday condemned the UK decision to suspend its extradition treaty with Hong Kong, saying it had "blatantly interfered in China's internal affairs."
On Monday, the British government suspended an extradition treaty with Hong Kong over a new controversial security law for the semi-autonomous city.
In response, China's Embassy in London said the UK has "repeatedly made wrong remarks" on the law and that "China will firmly fight back any move that interferes in its internal affairs."
It argued that the new law will make Hong Kong a "safer, better, and more prosperous place."
"Any attempt to pressure China and obstruct the implementation of this law will meet the strong opposition of 1.4 billion Chinese people, including Hong Kong compatriots, and such attempt is doomed to failure," it said.
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told the House of Commons that the government had "agreed to suspend the extradition treaty immediately and indefinitely."
Canada and Australia have also suspended their extradition treaties with Hong Kong.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has already pledged to offer Hong Kong residents with a British overseas passport the chance to settle in the UK, allowing them to ultimately apply for British citizenship.
UK-China relations are under increasing strain from issues including the coronavirus pandemic, widespread abuses against the Uighur community, the treatment of Hong Kong, and the UK excluding tech giant Huawei from its 5G infrastructure.
Hong Kong has been part of China since 1997 when the UK handed over the former colony to Beijing.
The semi-autonomous region witnessed large protests last year against a move to legalize the extradition of accused people to mainland China. (Anadolu)
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What are Intravenous (IV) Therapies?
Intravenous Nutritional Therapy (IV) is a way of getting vitamins, amino acids, minerals, homeopathics, botanicals and other nutrients into the bloodstream quickly. This is a safe way to achieve the concentration levels necessary for many of these nutrients.
Glutathione & NAC: Glutathione is our body's most important antioxidant whose role is to prevent damage to important cellular components caused by reactive oxygen species such as free radicals and peroxides. When glutathione levels are low, one often supplements with both glutathione and its precursor, NAC (n-acetyl cysteine).
Vitamin C: vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin that is not made or stored naturally in the body. Growth and repair of tissues such as skin, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, cartilage, bones, and teeth largely depend on vitamin C.
Myers' Cocktail: A Myers' cocktail is a mixture of vitamins and minerals including magnesium, calcium, B vitamins, vitamin C etc that is administered as an intravenous (IV) and used to treat a variety of conditions.
Chelation Therapy: Chelation therapy is used to remove heavy metals from the body. Injection of EDTA (Ethylene Diamine Tetraacetic Acid) chelates, or binds metals such as iron, lead, mercury, cadmium, and zinc, which are then eliminated from the body.
Oxidation Therapy/Ozone: In the medical field, intravenous ozone has incredible therapeutic potential. It has been shown to support broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity combating bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Ozone can be used acutely to address colds and flus or it can be used to address more chronic conditions such as herpetic infections, mold toxicity, fatigue, and Lyme Disease.
Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation/UVBI: Ultraviolet (UV) light therapy, or photoluminescence, is an uncomplicated, painless and safe means of treating disease. UV light has been used in disinfection for years in the elimination of viral, fungal and bacterial organisms rapidly and effectively.


According to MOA's Agri-product Wholesale Market Information Network, the Nationwide Wholesale Price Index for Agri-product is 203.28 (year 2000 = 100) on December 1, 2016, increasing by 0.67 point from the previous day, and the wholesale price index for selected non-staple agri-food products is 204.60, increasing by 0.50 point from the previous day. As of 14:00, December 1, 2016, prices and related data for selected non-staple agri-food products are as follows.
1. The wholesale price index for pork is 182.71.
2. The wholesale price index for vegetable is 233.27.


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A lot that can be done with smartphone cameras, provided you have the right tools for it.
Adobe Lightroom Mobile users can head to Apple iOS App Store or Google Play Store to update their app to the latest version for the HDR capture mode.
The mobile workflow for amateur and enthusiast photographers can be different from the workflow offered by professional products such as Lightroom.
Adobe Premiere Clip delivers user-friendly tools to get you editing the clips stored on your smartphone into a polished video in minutes.
Adobe Systems Inc said upgrades for its flagship software package, which includes Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash, would be available only through online subscriptions, effective immediately.


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5239 Reiki este un asteroid din centura principală, descoperit pe 14 noiembrie 1990, de S. Izumikawa și Osamu Muramatsu.

Legături externe

 5239 Reiki în JPL Small-Body Database
 5239 Reiki în baza de date a Minor Planet Center
 Diagrama orbitei asteroidului 5239 Reiki (JPL)

Centura de asteroizi
Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1990

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Isabella Baumfree, better known as Sojourner Truth, knew what it was like to be Black and female in the 1800s. She was born a slave circa 1797 in upstate New York to an extremely abusive master. She experienced the man she loved being brutally beaten to death simply because he visited her. She witnessed her children being taken away and sold to places unknown. This is enough to break even the strongest of people, but she refused to give in. In 1826, she escaped to freedom with her infant daughter. In 1828, she went to court to recover her son and became the first black woman to win such a case against a white man.
It was in 1834 that she renamed herself Sojourner Truth due to a conviction that she felt from God to minister and share her testimony. She also began to speak out about social issues such as civil and women's rights. She displayed her passion, strength, and wisdom in her speeches such as "Ain't I a Woman," which she delivered in 1851 at the Ohio Women's Rights Convention. This famous, impromptu speech showed Truth's talent for expressing herself in an unorthodox way. Albeit illiterate by some standards, she was able to speak in a vernacular that was captivating, soulful, and effective.
She was also very proactive in the liberation of black people. She helped recruit black troops for the Union Army and rode in streetcars to force desegregation. In 1870, Truth tried to help former slaves get land grants from the government but was unsuccessful after seven relentless years of trying. It has even been said that she played an instrumental role in President Lincoln's decision to free the slaves.
What is so awe-inspiring about Truth is how she defied all of the odds that were against her. The injustices that she experienced did not destroy her morale. Her lack of education did not prevent her from acquiring a tremendous amount of wisdom. She weathered every storm and carried on in a strength and brilliance that go unmatched.
Sojourner Truth has shown me everything that it takes to be both Black and female in any era. Although I do not face even a fraction of the challenges that she did, I do know that black women are still at the bottom of the totem pole in America, and we still face issues of racism, sexism, and other forms of discrimination.
This is why I emulate her resilience, brilliance, and grace. I also admire her faith and trust in The Lord, who I depend on fully, as well. She has shown me what happens when you do not allow life to break you, but instead, you stand strong, let your light shine, and make your voice heard. It is then that you become a beacon of hope. You become a historic figure who will be taught about for generations to come. You become an inspiration to everyone, especially those who look like you. You become a legend.


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Recall of heart drug valsartan continues to expand
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The expanded recall includes some drugs that contain valsartan and hydrochlorothisazide, but not all drugs containing valsartan are affected.

The US Food and Drug Administration has again expanded the list of recalled medications that contain valsartan, used as a component in a set of drugs to treat heart failure and blood pressure.
The expanded list was posted Monday.
The FDA announced an initial recall in July after lab tests revealed that some drugs could have been tainted with a substance that may lead to a higher risk of cancer. The drug had been recalled in 22 other countries.
The expanded recall includes some drugs that contain valsartan and hydrochlorothisazide, but not all drugs containing valsartan are affected.
N-nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA, the impurity found in the lab tests, is considered a possible carcinogen by the US Environmental Protection Agency. It's an organic chemical used to make liquid rocket fuel and a byproduct from manufacturing some pesticides and processing fish. NDMA can be unintentionally introduced into manufacturing through certain chemical reactions.
In August, two people who take the drug for high blood pressure filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court in New York that names two of the manufacturers of the drug and two of the pharmacies that sold it. The court would have to certify it before a class action could move forward.
The medicines that have been recalled are tablets sold by AvKare (Teva/Actavis) and (Hetero/Camber), A-S Medication Solutions LLC (Teva/Actavis & Prinston/Solco), Bryant Ranch Prepack Inc, (Teva/Actavis), Hetero Labs (labeled as Camber Pharmaceuticals Inc.), H J Harkins Co., Northwind Pharmaceuticals (Teva/Actavis), NuCare Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Prinston/Solco), Preferred Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Hetero/Camber), Prinston Pharmaceutical Inc. (labeled as Solco Healthcare LLC), Proficient Rx LP, Remedy Repack, Remedy Repack (Prinston/Solco), Remedy Repack Inc. (Hetero/Camber), RemedyRepack Inc. (Torrent), Teva Pharmaceuticals (labeled as Major Pharmaceuticals), Teva Pharmaceuticals USA (labeled as Actavis) and Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited.
The FDA also published a list of valsartan products that are not recalled. Only drugs suspected of being tainted with NDMA are on the recall list.
If you are taking a valsartan drug, look for the company name on the prescription bottle. If the information isn't on the label, contact your pharmacy.
If you're worried because the drug you take is on the recall list, talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing any routine with your medicine. They might be able to switch you to a version made by a company that's not on the list.
The FDA also suggests taking the drug you have until your doctor or pharmacist provides a replacement.
The recalled medicine is linked to a manufacturer in China. The substances were supplied by Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals, based in Linhai, which said it notified authorities as soon as it identified the impurity.
"We published our recall notice at midday on July 13 in China and overseas, and published the US market recall notice on July 14 Beijing time ... all the drug materials for the Chinese market were recalled by July 23," the company said in a statement to the Shanghai stock exchange last month.
The FDA said on its website that it's working with drug manufacturers "to ensure future valsartan active pharmaceutical ingredients are not at risk." It's also continuing to investigate the issue.
To get a sense of what taking one of these tainted drugs could mean, FDA scientists estimated that if 8,000 people took the highest dose of valsartan (320 milligrams) from the recalled batches every day for four years, there may be one additional case of cancer.
"The key with this is, patients should not stop taking their medication abruptly, that definitely can be harmful," Dr. Mary Ann Bauman, a representative for the American Heart Association, said in July. "You don't want to jump to any conclusions on your own about this medication, or any medication for that matter. Definitely talk with your doctor first."


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International Mother Language Day 2021: An Effort to Foster Inclusion through Multilingualism
February 21, 2021 /in News /by Safira Cholisi
Written by Safira Tafani Cholisi, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia
Ever wonder how humans are able to come up with wonderful innovations and achieve progress by working together? None of this would be possible without the existence of language in our lives. Language is the way we communicate with each other and reach consensus or express disagreement. It facilitates the sharing of ideas on a wide range of areas: how to conduct our daily lives, how to build a common space and how to find the solutions to the problems we face together in the world. Sometimes, language also becomes a way for us to grow kinship with one another. Those who share a mother tongue may feel as if they are connected to their roots, culture, history and traditions. When a parent recounts a folklore in their mother tongue while putting their child to sleep, it is not only a language but also an important piece of cultural identity and knowledge that is being passed down from one generation to another.
However, the disappearance of spoken traditional languages has recently become one of the greatest challenges to our world. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) estimates that 43% of the 6000 spoken languages in the world are facing the danger of extinction (UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger, 2021). While a lot of factors influence the emergence of this threat to languages, the most observable reason is because the lack of space given for these languages to be practiced. Standardized schools across nations are favouring several languages on the basis of preserving national unity or the usefulness of languages such as English, Chinese, Spanish and French to conduct business around the globe. As children begin schooling and learn specific languages formally, their chances to speak and practice their mother tongue are significantly reduced. Having been adapted to the world of modern languages, children can grow up struggling to maintain their command in their mother tongue.
Indonesia itself houses approximately 718 languages, some of which are preserved through spoken practices instead of written (Sukma, 2021). The large number of languages spoken in the country has become one of the most known symbols of Indonesia's cultural and linguistic diversity. Although Bahasa Indonesia is used as a universal language in the country, every region and individual is still commonly practicing their mother tongue. And yet, today's easier access to technology and media poses another challenge that looms over the efforts to preserve the richness of language diversity in Indonesia. Especially for children in the urban areas, their mother tongue is being spoken less as common languages such as Bahasa Indonesia and English are becoming more mainstream. Without children and teenagers having proficiency of their own mother tongue, it is only inevitable that more traditional languages go extinct without having the newer generations preserve and carry them on.
To address this danger as well as promote multilingualism and cultural diversity, the International Mother Language Day is celebrated every February the 21st since 2002. The initiative was made by UNESCO not only for the purposes of preservation, but also to educate the public on the significance language holds in supporting development through communication. This year, the theme of "Fostering multilingualism for inclusion in education and society" is adapted to ensure that language becomes one of the bridges to unite people from different backgrounds (International Mother Language Day, 2021). When it comes to communities living in rural and remote areas, communicating with them using their mother tongue can bridge the cultural gap and provide space for meaningful conversations and engagement. To maintain peace and guarantee an inclusive world for all, the International Mother Language Day is a way for us to ensure this so that no more languages are erased and that everyone's part of a culture, tradition and heritage is conserved.
International Mother Language Day. (2021). Retrieved 6 February 2021, from https://www.un.org/en/observances/mother-language-day
Sukma, B. (2021). Keragaman Bahasa di Indonesia: Kelemahan atau Kekuatan?. Retrieved 6 February 2021, from https://labbineka.kemdikbud.go.id/bahasa/konten/berita/3ef815416f775098fe977004015c6193
UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger. (2021). Retrieved 6 February 2021, from http://www.unesco.org/languages-atlas/en/statistics.html
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International Mother Language Day: A Celebration of the World's Language Diversity
February 21, 2020 /in News /by Graciella Ganadhi
Written by Graciella Ganadhi, Content Writer Project Child Indonesia
Every one of us uses language to communicate with each other. Some of us might speak only one language, or some might be bilingual or even multilingual. No matter which group we belong to, we all have a mother language. According to the Great Dictionary of the Indonesian Language of the Language Center (KBBI), mother language is "the first language that is mastered by a person since birth through the reoccurring interaction with his/her language community."
Even so, every two weeks, a language disappeared. Why? The answer is simple enough: globalization. The rapid growth of the world has blurred the border between communities. Languages, cultures, and traditions became mixed. Some flourish while some have to wither and eventually die. Languages that often are used in politics and business, such as English, Spanish, and Mandarin, will continue to attract new learners and speakers. Graphic shows that more than 43% of the estimated 6000 languages in the world are on the brink of extinction due to a lack of speakers. The disappearance of a language means a loss of memory, culture, and tradition that might as well be an opportunity and intellectual heritage for people of the world.
The United Nations declared February 21st as International Mother Language Day in hope of preserving the worlds' languages and promoting linguistic and cultural diversity.
A Bangladeshi-born Canadian, Rafiqul Islam, presented the idea in 1998. He wrote to the United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, urging the United Nations to pay attention to the continuous extinction of mother languages all over the world and to take concrete actions to overcome the issue. The date was suggested and then chosen to commemorate four young students who were shot by the police in 1952 during the Bengali Language Movement that took place in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Indonesia is known for its richness in culture and language. There are over 652 vernacular languages spoken all around Indonesia. Most children in Indonesia grow up speaking more than one language. Indonesian households typically have two or more languages spoken among the members. For example, children that grow up in Java and have Javanese parents are likely to have Javanese as their mother language and acquiring Indonesian later on at formal education. Albeit that, Ethnologue, a web-based statistical database of world languages, mentions that 138 Indonesian vernacular languages have been labeled as threatened, nearly extinct, and extinct. Most of the Indonesian vernacular languages don't have the same privilege as Javanese, Sundanese, or Balinese. Lack of speakers and the decrease of interested learners are likely to be a possible reason.
International Mother Language Day serves to celebrate and honor differences between the world languages and to promote cultural, linguistic diversity and multilingualism. A multicultural and multilingual community creates a more tolerant society. Preserving languages and linguistic diversity mean preserving culture and tradition, the very same things that shape who we are as a person. It is our utmost duty to carry out this initiative, if not for us, then for the future of the world.
Putera, Dewa Putu Ardita Darma. "Diusulkan Oleh Bangladesh, 5 Fakta Hari Bahasa Ibu Internasional." IDN Times, IDN Times, 21 Feb. 2019, www.idntimes.com/life/inspiration/dewa-putu-ardita/diusulkan-oleh-bangladesh-5-fakta-hari-bahasa-ibu-internasional-1/full. Accessed on 5 Feb 2020 at 13.21.
Syarifuddin, Sujardin. "Language Endangerment in Multilingual Indonesia." The Jakarta Post, The Jakarta Post, 24 Oct 2016 at 13.18, https://www.thejakartapost.com/youth/2016/10/24/language-endangerment-in-multilingual-indonesia.html. Accessed on 6 Feb 2020 at 14.02.
The United Nations. "International Mother Language Day 21 February." https://www.un.org/en/observances/mother-language-day, Accessed on 5 Feb 2020 at 15.42.
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Fourth official at PSG unlikely to work again if guilty of racism – Kick It Out
(Image credit: Francois Mori)
The fourth official at the centre of the racism controversy in Tuesday's aborted Champions League clash between Paris St Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir will struggle to work again if allegations made against him are upheld, according to Kick It Out chair Sanjay Bhandari.
UEFA has announced the appointment of an Ethics and Disciplinary Inspector to look into the events of the Group H encounter, which was abandoned after 13 minutes when both sets of players walked off the pitch in the wake of a red card being shown to Basaksehir assistant manager Pierre Webo.
Subsequent video footage showed the Cameroonian accusing the fourth official, Romanian Sebastian Coltescu, of using racist language, with Basaksehir striker Demba Ba also remonstrating with the official.
Fourth official Sebastian Coltescu (left) was accused of racism (Francois Mori/AP)
Bhandari said he hopes UEFA will impose "appropriate sanctions" if the official is found guilty – and that any proof of guilt could effectively constitute a life ban.
He told Sky Sports News: "I'm not sure whether it would be possible – even if they didn't get a life ban – I'm not sure how easy it would be for that person to officiate again, and whether the players would accept that.
"We have to let process take its course and hopefully they (UEFA) will do a thorough investigation and there will be appropriate sanctions."
Former Newcastle goalkeeper Shaka Hislop, who has worked for 25 years with the anti-racism organisation Show Racism The Red Card, said he believed Coltescu had been "let down" by the authorities' failure to equip officials with the awareness to avoid potential language or cultural issues.
Hislop told the PA news agency: "I've always said I don't think the authorities are doing enough about racism and sensitivities as it pertains to language.
"Whereas the fourth official is going to bear the brunt of the criticism here, I think he's been let down – and that's assuming he was innocent in what he said and unknowing as to the fall-out that it would cause."
PSG and Istanbul Basaksheir players refused to play on (Francois Mori/AP)
UEFA confirmed the match will resume at 1755GMT on Wednesday, with a new team of officials, led by Holland's Danny Makkelie. The fourth official replacing Coltescu will be Bartosch Frankowsky of Poland.
In footage of the incident, former Chelsea striker Ba is seen asking the official: "Why, when you mention a black guy, do you have to say this black guy?"
UEFA said in a statement: "Following an incident at (Tuesday night's) UEFA Champions League match between Paris St Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir, UEFA has – after discussion with both clubs – decided on an exceptional basis to have the remaining minutes of the match played (on Wednesday) with a new team of match officials.
"A thorough investigation on the incident that took place will be opened immediately."
UEFA is aware of an incident during tonight's Champions League match between Paris Saint-Germain and Istanbul Basaksehir and will be conducting a thorough investigation.— UEFA (@UEFA) December 8, 2020
UEFA had initially said the game would continue with a replacement fourth official, but it did not.
Basaksehir, who had earlier posted a message on their Twitter account which read: "NO TO RACISM #Respect", announced their players would not be reappearing to complete the match.
"Our players have taken a decision NOT TO go back on the pitch after our assistant coach, Pierre Webo, was exposed to racist behaviour by the fourth official," Basaksehir said on Twitter.
Tonight's match between @PSG_English and @ibfk2014 was interrupted after 13 minutes of play following racist remarks by the fourth official to a member of the Basaksehir club staff.— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) December 8, 2020
PSG said in a statement that "all forms of racism go against the values held by Paris St Germain and the club's chairman, staff and players".
The club added: "For more than 15 years Paris St Germain has led the fight against discrimination and continues to work to eradicate it in all forms. The capital club is today one of the most committed sports clubs striving to end all forms of violence and discrimination."
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, who knows referee Ovidiu Hategan, said the fourth official must be ready to accept the consequences.
"The fourth official, only he can express his feelings," the Portuguese said ahead of his side's Europa League game with Royal Antwerp.
"Of course he made an unacceptable mistake, but only he can open his heart, apologise and accept the consequences.
"Probably he is also a very good referee, but everyone in football and society, we have our responsibilities in relation to this situation and if we make mistakes we have to accept responsibilities."
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Tangent Point: How Overuse of Technology Influences Brain Areas
By Mary Hampton
How long people take on their digital devices has a direct impact on various areas of the brain. Nowadays, the overuse of technology is predominantly well-spread among youth. More than half of teenagers are addicted to computer and mobile devices. Because the human brain continues maturing until the age of 25 years, too much exposure early in life could hamper its growth. In the Ruston documentary, digital media was found shown to have a drug-like effect that is felt at any age. It is more pronounced in the teen years.
Since studies on technologies influence on the brain are relatively new, many people who are hesitant to limit their screen time. For example, even after spending many hours working on computers, people continue using tech devices like smartphones and tablets at home.
The main question that people have at the back of their minds is: "How long should one take behind the screen without damaging the brain?" This post takes a closer look at how the overuse of technology influences different cerebral areas.
Facts about Technology Overuse
At the age of 4 years, about 75% of children have mobile devices
Over 50% of teenagers are addicted to computers and mobile devices.
Nielsen Report indicates that adults spend more than 11 hours on the screen every day.
Adults between the age of 18 and 36 years spend over 17.5 hours with varying types of media such as computers and smartphones.
Young adults who take a lot of time playing video games and television are twice as likely to develop attention disorders.
Areas of the Brain Affected by Technology Overuse
To appreciate how technology overuse impacts, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the brain areas and functions. See the image below:
Image 1: Diagram of a human brain courtesy of PublicSource.Org
A human brain develops based on the way it is used. For example, teens should only have 60 minutes of screen time for optimal brain development. It is also crucial to note that surfing the internet and texting impacts different parts of the brain than speaking or reading.
Breaking Down of Ties between Different Parts of the Brain
The prefrontal cortex that occupies the frontal lobe of the brain controls cognition, personality, and social behavior. The parietal lobes control language and word interpretation, while cerebellum regulates a human's muscular activity like those linked to language. These controls mean that the three parts are tied together.
Excessive use of technology results in a breakdown of ties between the prefrontal cortex the cerebellum, and parietal lobes. The impact of this breakdown is that people find it difficult to process information and interact with others. For example, some find it difficult to remember events or pay attention.
Scholars recommend reducing the time people spend on tech devices to improve argumentative skills. As Jonathan Haidt once has said: "the article is one of my favorite papers of the last ten years. I believe that they have solved one of the most important and longstanding puzzles in psychology: why are we so good at reasoning in some cases, but so hopelessly biased in others?" From our perspective, the answer lies in the correlation between screen time and argumentative the brain function of a particular person. The dependence between them is quite simple – the screen spends more time, the person could provide the worse arguments on a specific issue. That's why those students who are not "screen-addicted" tend to master persuasive essay format better, than those with high daily usage of smartphones and tablets. Why do people neglect their possibilities to think broadly? Unfortunately, there is no answer to that question.
Gray Matter Atrophy
Studies have demonstrated that the overuse of gadgets causes shrinking of the brain tissues, especially in the gray matter. These are the areas where information processing takes place. The most affected parts are the frontal lobe, cortex, and subcortex that govern executive functions such as organizing, prioritizing, and planning.
Another part of the brain that shrinks due to the use of computing devices is the striatum. This is mainly involved in reward pathways and suppressing unacceptable impulses. But the damage to the insula, the part responsible for the development of compassion and empathy, has drawn a lot of concern from scholars. They are worried that addiction to media devices could result in violent behavior.
Reduction in Cortical Thickness
In their study, Hong and colleagues found that excessive gaming is associated with a decrease in the thickness of the frontal lobe. The researchers also established that the effect of internet addiction was similar to other disorders. This implies that if one is addicted to the internet, the likelihood of developing other disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity desease (ADHD).
Increased Cravings and Impaired Dopamine Function
Studies have demonstrated that people release dopamine when gaming. In their research, referred to as The Neural Basis of Video Gaming, Kuhn and colleagues found that most people start gaming as a recreational activity but later develop a serious craving.
Kuhn also established that some effects of excessive gaming are similar to those of drug addiction. For example, gamers could also end up losing sleep or work hours to gaming.
A Dissenting Voice: Technology could Enhance Communication
While most researchers and psychologists appear to agree that using technology has serious negative implications, Professor Shyam Sundar of communication at Penn State College of Communication differs sharply. He argues that critiques of computing advances are missing the point by treating face-to-face to be the standard.
Sundar posits that times are changing and people should appreciate tech advancement that enables talking, entertainment, and chatting without limitation of time or space. His argument was supported by Professor Frank Vee of Microsoft Research Center for Social Natural User Interface.
Vee posits that technology is aimed at augmenting social interactions and well-being. Therefore, he sees a brighter future of computer technology. It has raced fast from keyboard commands to mouse and touch devices. Now, Wii devices have taken over, and it is possible to walk into a screen-free future. Therefore, he posits that a human brain can be trained to rewire itself.
Today, a lot of people are overusing technology. However, it has negative impacts on their brain and lifestyles. Whether a person is left brain dominant or right brain dominant, overusing technology raises the danger of breaking ties between the different sections, reducing the gray matter, and shrinking the cortical thickness.
Even the dissenting voice of the tech minds appear to agree that people should use less time on technology. This is important in helping the brain to develop and reduce tech-related damage.
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module Locomotive::Steam
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 * This class contains a list of string constants used while parsing WSDL.
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