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Live updates: Pence says he will not invoke 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office
Bart Jansen David Jackson Joey Garrison Matthew Brown
As the House of Representatives attempts to remove President Donald Trump from office after last week's attack on the U.S. Capitol, the president criticized the impeachment effort, calling it "ridiculous."
Trump, who visited the Texas-Mexico border today, defended today the remarks he made to his supporters at a rally before the Jan. 6 riot.
"People thought what I said was totally appropriate," Trump said.
Meanwhile, the House is expected to vote tonight on a resolution calling on Vice President Mike Pence to use the 25th Amendment to the Constitution to remove Trump. The House is also preparing for a possible vote tomorrow on whether to impeach Trump for a second time.
Speaker Pelosi names impeachment managers who will argue Trump case
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi named nine members of her Democratic caucus to serve as impeachment managers who will be tasked with arguing the case against President Trump in a Senate trial.
The House is set to vote on one article of impeachment Wednesday, charging Trump with "incitement of insurrection." The impeachment article is set to not only pass with overwhelming Democratic support but will also be supported by at least a handful of Republicans. If passed, Trump will become the first president in history to be impeached twice.
After the House passes the impeachment article, the nine managers -- led by Rep. Jamie Raskin, a former constitutional law professor and attorney -- will be tasked with arguing the case against Trump before the Senate. It's unclear when impeachment will be sent to the Senate as the chamber is currently on a break until Jan. 19 -- one day before Joe Biden is sworn in as president.
The group also includes members of the caucus who played leading roles in Trump's first impeachment in 2019.
Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., will serve as lead manager. Raskin recently lost his son to suicide and was one of the key lawmakers tasked with offering rebuttals as House Republicans objected to counting the Electoral College results from several key swing states. He served as a constitutional law professor for more than 25 years.
Rep. Diana DeGette, D-Colo., is a former civil rights attorney who serves on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., a fierce spoken member of multiple prominent committees that have probed Trump throughout his presidency, will also serve on the group. Before serving in Congress, Cicilline also served as a public defender. He is also one of a handful of lawmakers currently serving in Congress who are openly gay.
Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, another former attorney, will also serve as an impeachment manager. He serves on the House Intelligence Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee and was well-versed in the details of Trump's first impeachment.
Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., is a fellow sharp-spoken member of the House Intelligence Committee and House Judiciary Committee who also served as a prosecutor. His appointment is sure to cause a stir as Republicans have been hammering on Democratic leadership to revoke Swalwell's membership on the committees after a news story noted his 2014 campaign was infiltrated by a suspected Chinese spy.
Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Calif., similarly serves on the Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committees. He is a former active-duty Air Force officer who also served as a prosecutor.
Rep. Stacey Plaskett, a Democrat and delegate for the Virgin Islands, is a former assistant district attorney in the Bronx who serves on the House Ways and Means Committee.
Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo., will add another lawyer to the roster. Neguse is a member of the Judiciary and Natural Resources committees who is serving his second term. He previously worked as a litigator in private practice before coming to Washington.
Rep. Madeleine Dean, D-Penn., is also a former lawyer who serves on the Judiciary Committee, which helped lead impeachment proceedings in 2019 against Trump.
— Christal Hayes
Pence refuses to invoke 25th Amendment
Vice President Mike Pence informed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in a letter late Tuesday that he will not invoke the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office.
"I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution," Pence wrote in a letter to a speaker.
Pence praised Pelosi and others for their leadership in the aftermath of last week's attack on the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob, calling it "a moment that documented to the American people that unity is still possible in Congress when it is needed most."
But Pence said he did not yield then to pressure "to exert power beyond my constitutional duty to determine the outcome of the election, and I will not yield now to efforts in the House of Representatives to play political games at a time so serious in the life of our Nation."
Pence's letter comes as House Democrats are calling on him to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office or they will begin impeachment proceedings against the president. It also came a day after Trump met with Pence for the first time since last week's violence.
Pence faces criticism from some Republicans – and praise from others – for defying the president's demand that he reject the results of the election as Congress met last week to count Electoral College votes. Despite Trump's protestations, Pence noted he had no power to reject the votes and ultimately announced Biden as the winner of the election.
— Michael Collins and John Fritze
House Democrats release 76-page report in support of impeachment
A day before they were set to vote to impeach President Donald Trump, Democrats released a 76-page report outlining the case for impeachment and alleging Trump committed a "high Crime and Misdemeanor" by "inciting an insurrection" at the Capitol last week.
"The facts establish that he is unfit to remain in office a single day longer, and warrant the immediate impeachment of President Trump," Democratic staff on the House Judiciary Committee concluded.
Democrats argued Trump's attempts to overturn the election and encouragement of the pro-Trump mob who stormed the Capitol constituted an impeachable offense. The riot last Wednesday left at least five people dead.
The House of Representatives plans to vote on the article of impeachment charging Trump with inciting the riot tomorrow. As the report was sent out, several House Republicans, including third-ranking House Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., announced they would support Trump's impeachment, all but ensuring a bipartisan impeachment vote.
"There has never been a greater betrayal by a President of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution," Cheney said of Trump's conduct leading up to and during the riot.
— Nicholas Wu
Rep. Liz Cheney, No. 3 House Republican, will vote to impeach Trump
Rep. Liz Cheney, the No. 3 ranking House Republican, says she will vote to impeach President Donald Trump on Wednesday, a remarkable development displaying the split in the Republican Party after Trump's role in the storming of the U.S. Capitol.
Cheney, the daughter of former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, said the president was solely to blame for the attack on the U.S. Capitol last week and the deaths that followed. "There has never been a greater betrayal by a President of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution," Cheney said in a statement, declaring: "I will vote to impeach the President."
"The President of the United States summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack. Everything that followed was his doing," she said in the statement. "None of this would have happened without the President. The President could have immediately and forcefully intervened to stop the violence. He did not."
At least one other House Republican, Rep. John Katko, R-N.Y., has said he will back impeaching Trump over last week's attack. The two House Republicans are thought to be part of a broader coalition debating whether to back the effort, a stark contrast to Trump's first impeachment battle.
Not a single Republican backed impeaching Trump in 2019 during his first impeachment. Several Democrats joined Republicans in opposing the effort.
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House installs metal detectors outside chamber
Metal detectors were being installed at several entrances to the House chamber on Tuesday, about a week after a Trump mob stormed the U.S. Capitol and freely roamed the chamber where the presidential line of succession had been working.
Timothy Blodgett, the House's acting Sergent at Arms – the chamber's top law enforcement official in charge of lawmaker safety – sent a memo to members of Congress about the installation of several magnetometers, a type of metal detector that is commonly used in airports, outside "selected entrances to the Chamber," Blodgett said.
"To ensure compliance with the Capitol Police Board regulations concerning firearms and incendiary devices, as well as to provide a safe and secure environment in which to conduct legislative business, effective immediately, all persons, including Members, are required undergo security screening when entering the House Chamber," Blodgett wrote.
He added that those who refuse to go through screening, would not be permitted access to the House floor.
In the memo, Blodgett also reminds lawmakers that firearms are not allowed to leave a member's office and lawmakers are "required to wear masks when entering and while in the chamber." He adds that those not wearing a face covering, "will not be admitted to the Floor and Members who fail to wear a mask will be removed from the Floor."
The House is gearing up to vote tonight on a measure that would both call for the vice president to invoke the 25 Amendment and also include fines for lawmakers who do not wear masks.
Three lawmakers have tested positive for COVID-19 since they were held on Wednesday in a safe room with fellow lawmakers. Many Democrats have blamed their Republican colleagues due to their refusal to wear masks during the hours-long storming of the Capitol.
Metal detectors sit at every entrance to the U.S. Capitol and its surrounding office buildings but were not previously installed directly outside the chamber. Typically, lawmakers are allowed walk around these screenings while staff, press and guests go through the devices. During high-profile news events, metal detectors have been placed near the the House and Senate galleries hanging over the chamber floors.
Most Americans, but not most Republicans, support Twitter's Trump ban
Most Americans, but not most Republicans, support Twitter's permanent suspension of President Donald Trump after the deadly U.S. Capitol siege, according to a new survey from The Harris Poll shared exclusively with USA TODAY.
A majority of Americans – 61% – said they agreed with Twitter's decision to ban Trump over the risk the president would use the platform to incite further violence, while 39% opposed it.
"Americans were outraged by what they saw at the Capitol last week, and they're looking for leadership from the business community," John Gerzema, CEO of The Harris Poll, told USA TODAY in a statement. "In the absence of action from political leaders, they see a Twitter ban as a reasonable step – and one that will hopefully prevent future dangerous situations."
But in a vivid representation of the nation's raw divisions, opinions split along partisan lines, with 36% of Republicans supporting the ban versus 80% of Democrats and 59% of independents.
— Jessica Guynn
Trump says removals efforts are divisive
President Donald Trump repeatedly refused Tuesday to take any responsibility for last week's violence at the U.S. Capitol, as House members moved to impeach him for inciting a riot by supporters that struck at the heart of democracy.
Before and during a brief immigration speech in South Texas, Trump instead argued that impeachment and calls for his immediate removal from office are divisive, and that his angry comments to supporters before the insurrection at the Capitol were "totally appropriate."
In remarks at Alamo, Texas, near a section of wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, Trump spoke only briefly about the attack on the Capitol, saying "we believe in the rule of law" and adding that it is time for the nation "to heal."
The new impeachment drive is "causing tremendous anger and division," Trump said, echoing comments he made earlier in the day. He also said calls to remove him from office via the 25th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution would come back to haunt incoming President-elect Joe Biden and the Democrats.
"As the expression goes, be careful what you wish for," he said during the 22-minute speech.
– David Jackson
Democratic representatives propose $1,000 fine for maskless members
House Reps. Anthony Brown, D-Md., and Debby Dingell, D-Mich., jointly proposed legislation Tuesday that would fine any member of Congress who refuses to wear a mask on Capitol grounds $1,000 for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The bill is filed less than a week after a pro-Trump mob stormed and ransacked the Capitol, causing members of Congress to be in lockdown in secure locations within the Capitol complex.
While in lockdown, many Democratic lawmakers complained that several Republican colleagues refused to wear personal protective equipment offered.
"It is not brave to refuse to wear a mask, it is selfish, stupid, and shameful behavior that puts lives at risk," Dingell said in a press release. "We're done playing games. Either have some common sense and wear a damn mask or pay a fine. It's not that complicated."
Mask-wearing and other preventative measures have become a partisan flashpoint over the course of the pandemic, with some on the right seeing personal and collective public health measures as infringing on their civil liberties. Others, including some members of Congress, have spread conspiracy theories about the virus' lethality and very existence.
"No Member of Congress should be able to ignore the rules or put others at risk without penalty," Brown said. "As the people's representatives it is critical that we set an example for the rest of the country. If Members jeopardize the safety of others, they should face fines."
— Matthew Brown
Harvard removes Rep. Elise Stefanik from advisory panel over election fraud statements
The Harvard Kennedy School removed U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., from the Senior Advisory Committee of the school's Institute of Politics, citing the congresswoman's false statements about voter fraud in the November presidential election.
Doug Elmendorf, dean of the Harvard Kennedy School, announced the decision in a letter Tuesday to committee members. He said he spoke to Stefanik and asked her to step aside but she declined, prompting her removal.
"In my assessment, Elise has made public assertions about voter fraud in November's presidential election that have no basis in evidence, and she has made public statements about court actions related to the election that are incorrect," Elmendorf said. "Moreover, these assertions and statements do not reflect policy disagreements but bear on the foundations of the electoral process through which this country's leaders are chosen."
More than 700 members of the Harvard community petitioned for Harvard's Institute of Politics to ends its ties with Stefanik, according to the Harvard Crimson.
Stefanik, a 2006 graduate of Harvard University, is a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump and spoke at this year's Republican National Convention. She's represented upstate New York's 21st congressional district since 2015 after she became, at 30 years old, the youngest woman elected to Congress at the time.
In a statement, Stefanik accused Harvard of "bowing to the far left."
"As a conservative Republican, it is a rite of passage and a badge of honor to join the long line of leaders who have been boycotted, protested and canceled by colleges and universities across America," she said. "The decision by Harvard's administration to cower and cave to the woke left will continue to erode diversity of thought, public discourse, and ultimately the student experience."
She added: "Congratulations Harvard, the entire Board of the Institute of Politics now consists only of Joe Biden voters – how reflective of America."
Elmendorf said he requested Stefanik's departure "mindful of her important contributions to the crucial mission of the Institute of Politics over a long period, beginning with her role as a student leader" and later as a mentor for students.
"I know that we are grateful for her long and committed service," he said.
— Joey Garrison
Trump condemns impeachment, takes no responsibility for riot at U.S. Capitol
President Donald Trump criticized the new impeachment drive against him Tuesday, but took no responsibility for last week's riot at the U.S. Capitol.
"It's ridiculous," Trump told reporters as he left the White House en route to an immigration speech in Alamo, Texas.
As he boarded Air Force One, House Democrats – and some Republicans – prepared to impeach him for whipping up supporters on Jan. 6 before they invaded the U.S. Capitol in a violent riot that left multiple people dead.
In his brief comments, Trump said "we want no violence" from supporters, but ignored questions about last week's insurrection.
In later comments at Joint Base Andrews, just before boarding Air Force One, Trump denied responsibility for last week's violence by defending his pre-riot remarks to protesters at a rally near the White House.
While members of Congress counted Electoral College votes at the Capitol Jan. 6, Trump held a rally in Washington in which he repeated false claims of election fraud.
"We will never give up, we will never concede," Trump told supporters at a campaign-style protest rally near the White House.
"After this, we're going to walk down there, and I'll be there with you, we're going to walk down... to the Capitol and we are going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women," he said.
The article of impeachment against Trump introduced Monday charges Trump with inciting an insurrection by falsely claiming the Nov. 3 election was stolen from him. The article resolution says Trump made statements beforehand that "in context, encouraged – and foreseeably resulted in – lawless action at the Capitol."
House expected to vote on 25th Amendment resolution
House Democrats will continue Tuesday with their double-barrel approach to punishing President Donald Trump for the riot Jan. 6 at the Capitol, either by removing him office or barring him from future office.
The House is expected to vote Tuesday evening on a resolution calling on Vice President Mike Pence to convene the Cabinet and declare Trump incapable of remaining in office for the final week of his term using the 25th Amendment to the Constitution.
The resolution from Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., failed to get unanimous support Monday in the House after Rep. Alex Mooney, R-W.Va., objected. The move forced the anticipated vote today when lawmakers return to Washington.
Pence hasn't said publicly what he thinks of the effort to remove Trump. But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., suggested a 24-hour deadline for Pence to act if the resolution is approved.
"The House Republicans rejected this legislation to protect America, enabling the president's unhinged, unstable and deranged acts of sedition to continue," Pelosi said in a statement Monday. "Their complicity endangers America, erodes our Democracy, and it must end."
25th Amendment:Democrats officially introduce impeachment article, Republican forces vote on 25th Amendment resolution
The House is also preparing for a possible vote Wednesday on whether to impeach Trump a second time.
Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., introduced an article of impeachment against Trump Monday, charging him with inciting an insurrection Jan. 6, when a mob of Trump supporters broke into the Capitol while lawmakers counted Electoral College votes.
"There may well be a vote on impeachment on Wednesday," said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md.
If passed by the Democrat-controlled House, Hoyer said the impeachment article should immediately be sent to the Senate.
Rep. Jim McGovern, chairman of the House Rules Committee, told CNN his panel would meet Tuesday to determine how the impeachment resolution is brought to the floor. Hoyer told reporters the full House vote could come Wednesday, when the House is scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. EST.
Life after Donald Trump::GOP tries to move forward under shadow of deadly Capitol Hill riot
President-elect Joe Biden's administration begins at noon Jan. 20. Even if the House approves articles of impeachment against Trump, Pelosi could hold onto them until further into Biden's term, to give him a chance to get legislation for his priorities moving.
Biden has said it is up to Congress to decide whether to impeach Trump, but that he wants to hit the ground running with efforts to curb COVID-19, distribute the vaccines and revive the economy.
"I've been clear that President Trump should not be in office. Period," Biden told reporters Monday, after getting his second vaccination.
While a Senate conviction after Jan. 20 would not force a premature ouster, it could prevent Trump – who has said he wants to run in 2024 – from ever being able to hold federal elective office again.
The president, meanwhile, will travel to Texas on Tuesday to highlight the U.S.-Mexico border wall.


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England's prediction against Switzerland, odds: expert reveals international friendly selections, bets for March 26, 2022
England i Swiss they have blocked places for the 2022 FIFA World Cup and will be ready for the tournament with an international friendly on Saturday at Wembley Stadium in London. The 2022 World Cup draw is on April 1st and the tournament in Qatar will start on November 21st. Both teams were unbeaten to finish at the top of their qualifying groups and have put together the best teams for their first games of the calendar year. The Three Lions have not lost a game since the setback in the League of Nations Belgium in November 2020, being undefeated in 20 straight (16-4-0). The Swiss are unbeaten in the last eleven, from a 3-0 setback Italy at Euro 2020. Then they finished ahead of the Italians in their World Cup qualifying group, facing the Azzurri with a pair of draws.
The start is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. ET. England is the favorite of -140 (risk $ 140 to win $ 100) on the 90-minute money line in England's last odds against Switzerland, with Switzerland the disadvantaged +425. A tie is priced at +250 and the excess of total goals scored is 2.5. Before making any football selections or predictions between Switzerland and England, you need to see what Martin Green, a proven football expert, has to say.
After working in the sports betting industry for several years, Green became a professional and skilled sports writer and has covered the game worldwide. Since then, his European football elections have been incredibly accurate. Green has generated more than $ 37,000 for the $ 100 bettors since the 2017-18 season, and has his finger on the pulse of the game around the world.
Now, Green has broken down the England and Switzerland party from all angles and has only closed his coveted elections and predictions. You can go to SportsLine now to see your choices. These are the bet lines and trends of Switzerland against England:
Distribution England vs Switzerland: England -0.5
England vs. Switzerland below: 2.5 goals
England vs. Switzerland 90-minute money line: England -140, Switzerland +425, +250 draw
ENG: England have conceded 31 goals in their last eight games.
SWI: Switzerland have only conceded two goals in their last eight.
Why you should go back to England
Coach Gareth Southgate has put together a formidable team for Qatar 2022, and these players will do their best to impress their heads. Initial jobs are limited, and the Three Lions have a list that includes Harry KaneRaheem Sterling, Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden i Jack Grealish among the attack options. Kane scored 12 goals in eight World Cup qualifiers as the team outscored their opponents by a staggering 39-3 in their 10 games. He has 20 goals in all competitions with Tottenham this season. Sterling has 14 per Manchester City.
England have won eight consecutive friendlies and have not conceded a single goal at Wembley since 2018. They have not lost to Switzerland since 1981, with a 21-7 and 9-3-0 advantage in all 12 games. Since then. The Swiss have not scored a goal in the last four. The last match was a 0-0 draw in a match for third place in the League of Nations in 2019, which the Three Lions won on penalties.
Why you should support Switzerland
The Swiss arrive with confidence after finishing at the top of a qualifying group for the World Cup that included four-time world champion Italy. Switzerland only scored two goals in the round of 16, and can make a strong starting eleven despite some injuries. Characteristics of the attack Granite Xhaka of Arsenal and veteran Shaqiri testified, who on Saturday scored his first goal with the Chicago Fire in the MLS. He has made stops before Liverpool i Bayern Munich in his career. They have scored 38 goals in 198 appearances and are tough players chasing opponents.
The leadership of captain Xhaka and vice-captain Shaqiri has a great effect on the team, along with their ability to score fouls and frustrate opponents. of Atalanta Remo Freuler it also brings a tireless work ethic to the midfield, and Nico Elvedi of the Borussia Monchengladbach anchors the bottom line.
How to choose Switzerland versus England
Green has analyzed the match between Switzerland and England from all sides, and is leaning below the total number of goals. It also offers its two best safe bets, with one that would involve paying more money and has a complete breakdown of the match. Just share your expert choices on SportsLine.
So who wins England against Switzerland on Saturday? And where does all the value of betting lie? Visit SportsLine now to see the best bets for the Swiss match against England, all from the European football expert who has raised over $ 37,000 for the $ 100 bettors over the past four seasons, and find out.
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Liisa Kaarina Veijalainen (geborene Liukkonen; * 4. April 1951 in Piikkiö) ist eine ehemalige finnische Orientierungsläuferin.

Liisa Veijalainen war 19 Jahre alt, als sie erstmals an Weltmeisterschaften teilnahm. Im Einzel kam sie nicht über einen 40. Platz hinaus, in der Staffel wurde sie ebenfalls schon eingesetzt und erreichte den vierten Platz im Team mit Sinikka Kukkonen und Pirjo Seppä. Bei den nächsten Weltmeisterschaften 1972 in der Tschechoslowakei gelang es ihr, in die Weltspitze vorzudringen. Im Einzel wurde sie Sechste, mit der Staffel – derselben wie 1970 – gewann sie die Goldmedaille vor den Schwedinnen und Tschechoslowakinnen. 1974 konnte sie ihren sechsten Platz im dänischen Silkeborg wiederholen. Bei den Nordischen Meisterschaften 1975 gewann sie Silber hinter Mona Nørgaard aus Dänemark. Ihren ersten Weltmeisterschafts-Sieg feierte sie 1976 in Aviemore. Vor den Schwedinnen Kristin Cullman und Anna Lundmark holte sich Veijalainen auf der 8,9-Kilometer-Strecke den Sieg. In der Staffel mit Outi Borgenström und Sinikka Kukkonen wurde sie Silbermedaillengewinnerin. Die folgenden zwei Weltmeisterschaften fanden aufgrund der Umstellung des internationalen Wettkampfkalenders in zwei aufeinander folgenden Jahren statt. 1978 in Kongsberg und 1979 im finnischen Tampere wurde Veijalainen jeweils Vizeweltmeisterin im Einzel und Weltmeisterin mit der Staffel. In Tampere musste sie sich nur knapp ihrer Landsfrau Outi Borgenström geschlagen geben, in der Staffel gewann sie mit Leena Silvennoinen und Leena Salmenkylä. Ihre Erfolgsspur setzte sich auch 1980 fort, als sie bei den Nordischen Meisterschaften den Titel vor Outi Borgenström gewann.

Veijalainen heiratete in den 1970er Jahren ihren damaligen Trainer Seppo Veijalainen. Während ihrer Laufbahn startete sie für die Vereine Piikkiön Karhu, Liedon Parma und MS Parma.

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Nokia has unveiled two new stylish email-optimised devices – the Nokia E71 (pictured above) and Nokia E66 (pictured on the next page) at Nokia Connection 2008 in Singapore. The event also gave journalists, industry analysts and industry partners from across the region a close look at its latest range of devices from Nokia Eseries to Nokia Nseries and Xpress Music phones, enhancements, as well as an array of services currently being offered in the market. This year's theme is Share More, Experience More and the event, which showcased Nokia services like Navigation, Music, Games, Media Sharing, Video, Email and more, highlights Nokia's commitment to expanding its offer to include internet services in addition to devices to bring complete experiences to consumers.
Slim, stylish Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 multimedia computers offer easy access to range of email solutions, including Microsoft Exchange Nokia introduced today the Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 – the latest email-optimised devices from the Nokia E series product range. The sleek Nokia E71 with full QWERTY keyboard and the stylish, slide-to-open Nokia E66 easily mobilise a broad range of personal or professional messaging needs, including Microsoft Exchange, the world's most widely adopted corporate email solution. Both devices are expected to begin shipping in key markets in July.
The Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 come fully equipped for easy-to-install and easy-to-use professional and personal email. People who use Microsoft Exchange at work can access their email using the Mail for Exchange mobile email client, which comes pre-loaded with the Nokia E71 and Nokia E66. With these Nokia Eseries devices, people can get reliable real-time access to their email, calendar, contacts and tasks, as well as download attachments like Word, Excel, Powerpoint or PDF files directly to their devices.
The Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 support email accounts from more than a thousand internet service providers (ISPs) around the world, as well as Gmail, Yahoo! mail and Hotmail. Additionally, the Nokia E71 and Nokia E66 support the Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email solution as well as third party email solutions like System Seven and Visto Mobile. Both devices come with the new switch mode that allows people to easily switch between personal and work home screens.


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Meaningful Innovation Driven by Culture
3M employees' approach to consistent innovation is simple, yet hard to imitate
3M employees explore innovative ideas at one of 3M's labs at their global headquarters in Maplewood, MN.
By FastCo Works
3M's products are everywhere. In fact, you're never more than 10 feet away from 3M technology. The materials science company has created a dizzying array of products—Scotch Tape®, cleaning products, respirators, water filtration systems, dental composites, sanding abrasive discs, and reflective sign materials—that fulfill a wide variety of needs.
The company's approach to innovation is at once simple and hard to replicate, and trusted in the hands of its employees. It combines market and customer insights with deep technology expertise and a collaborative culture to create products that improve lives. This strategy has helped 3M evolve from a small-scale mining venture in Northern Minnesota, to a materials sciences company with more than 90,000 employees across 87 countries. It also earns 3M a spot on Fast Company's "Best Workplaces for Innovators" list.
Space to invent
As interesting as 3M's long product list is how it generates creative ideas. For more than 70 years, 3M employees— "3Mers"—have been encouraged to spend 85 percent of their time working on day-to-day tasks, including projects that reflect market and customer needs. The other 15 percent is spent pursuing their own "homegrown" ideas. The market may not be demanding these concepts outright, but 3M employees recognize them as impactful, explains John Banovetz, senior vice president of research and development and chief technology officer.
3M made Fast Company's Best Workplaces for Innovators in 2019.
The program works because of 3M's collaborative culture. Employees with diverse viewpoints partner on projects, sharing ideas and findings across locations and teams. This cooperative spirit transforms would-be failures into steppingstones. An experiment gone sideways is a lesson learned that benefits other arms of the business. But the program is more than a teaching ground. Since its launch in 1948, it has created many commercial successes, including window films that block harmful UV rays and reduce heating and cooling costs, and even the Post-it Note®, the poster child for inventions consumers didn't know they needed but now can't live without.
Banovetz believes all 3M technologies can be traced back to the 15 percent culture program and innovative 3Mers. Every product sprung from a seed of an idea, and the 15 percent culture program is where those seeds get planted. Those seeds contribute to the diverse list of consumer and business markets and products that make 3M science ubiquitous.
Innovation across technology platforms
3M products are based on in-depth customer knowledge and vast but synergistic technology specialties. These specialties are summarized in its Periodic Table, a chart that includes 51 technology platforms and processes. Just like the table of elements on which it's modeled, short abbreviations symbolize the concept; Ab for abrasives and Ro for advanced robotics.
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MODE is Seattle Pacific University's fashion club and host of the yearly fashion show held in Royal Brougham.
During this week's Senate meeting they unanimously voted to approve the club's full budget proposal for the upcoming event at $1,865.
Every year the event has been held on the university's campus, and has served to showcase and network the fashion students' clothing creations.
However, for 2019, MODE is switching things up by displaying the clothing at a brand new venue, the MOHAI.
Seattle's Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) is located in South Lake Union, where it displays some of the largest collections of Seattle and Puget Sound memorabilia in the country.
Organized by President Nina Selset and the club members, the 2019 show will be a partnership between the MOHAI and MODE organizations to present garments inspired by aspects of Seattle.
In an interview with Selset, she provided new insight into why this year's show will be different than ever before.
"We saw an opportunity for growth that could still involve the community and serve our designers, but being in Seattle you have to work more for those opportunities versus like New York or a fashion capital," said Selset.
She explained that the school has been a great starting point, by fostering community involvement and student support; however the other purpose of the show is for fashion students to network and have their portfolios viewed.
MODE tried to obtain the museum for the event last year, but was unable to do so due to costs.
After trying again this year, MOHAI agreed to foot the majority of MODE's costs because they found that the university's fashion show would be the perfect addition to their current exhibit.
MOHAI is currently doing a spring fashion exhibit showcasing the history of Seattle fashion.
"It was kind of like a sweet spot, because it was so on brand for them to host something showing where the future of fashion is going versus their exhibit of where it had been," Selset stated.
Selset said that it was chosen because it is an "umbrella like term" that helps cover all creativity, diverse interests, and could still easily incorporate Seattle inspiration without confining the designers.
The theme also helps to encapsulate what MODE tries to advocate with the show.
Due to the large range of creativity and variety of fashion, MODE has sought out any student who was interested in modeling to help contribute to that diversity.
Coincidentally, senator Austin Matzelle is actually partaking as a model in the fashion show on May 17.
Selset elaborated on what a joy it has been working with other designers and the student models like Matzelle, because it really enhances that community aspect.


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Q: Does Resharper 5.1 Refactor (Refactor->Move) Correctly Notify AnkhSVN/maintain SVN history? My dev environment is Visual Studio 2010, with Resharper 5.1.3000.12 and AnkhSVN 2.1.10129.17 installed.
It's my understanding that Resharper should notify AnkhSVN (or VisualSVN, etc) when a Refactor->Move command is done on a file, to maintain the SVN history on the file.  However, when I do such a refactor through the Solution Explorer in Visual Studio, AnkhSVN treats the file move as a delete/add, thus losing the SVN history for that file.  In fact, Ankh doesn't even add the new version of the file, it just deletes the old one, and I have to manually "add" the new one before I can commit.
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A: A certain amount of work has been done during ReSharper 6 release cycle to make sure that ReSharper's Move refactorings resulted in VCS moving them instead of deleting and adding new files.
However, as there has been no comprehensive QA for this piece of functionality, it has not been announced as a part of ReSharper 6 set of improvements.
In other words, there's no guarantee that ReSharper 6 will behave better in your scenario but it's worth a try upgrading.

A: Accordingly to the Jetbrains task tracker, it's still not fixed. You may track it here: http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-179384.
Issue is related to TFS but it's also reproducible with AnkhSvn in VS Professional 2012.
ReSharper version: 7.1.1 C# Edition (Build 7.1.1000.900)

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Depuis la fin des années 1980, le musicien français Jérome Mauduit, compose sous le nom Désaccord Majeur une musique ambient à influences industrielles, à forte dominante ethnique, où se mélangent synthétiseurs, sons naturels, boucles et samples.

Jérome Mauduit a également participé au projet Tlön Uqbar.

Citation

" Mon intention est d'assembler des sons dans un libre effort ludique. J'utilise des collages sonores, des ambiances et bien sûr des instruments pour créer un voyage musical imaginaire vers des régions inconnues où se mélangent différents paysages. [...] Mon goût esthétique pour les rêves est influencé par les Suréalistes, la culture Aborigènes, les Histoires et Légendes, la Nature... Il n'y a pas de message mais derrière la musique il y a un respect pour la (bio)diversité, la non-standardisation, le métissage, la nature et les hommes... "

Discographie

 La Théorie Du Chaos (Cass, C60) Désaccord Majeur 1989
 Le Point Immobile Vibrant (Cass, C50) Désaccord Majeur 1992
 Thétys (CD, Album) Play Loud 1994
 La Couleur Odorante (Cass, C60) Harmonie 1998
 Samana (CD, Album) Staalplaat 1998
 Le Point Immobile Vibrant (CD, Album, Ltd) JJS Distribution 1999
 La Bola Perdida (CD, Album) Staalplaat 1999
 La Neuvième Heure (CDr, Mini, ) taâlem 2002
 Salmo Salar (CD, Album) Fario 2003
 La Neuvième Heure (CDr, Mini, ) taâlem 2005
 La Couleur Odorante (CDr) Kokeshidisk 2006

Le label DM

Désaccord Majeur a également donné son nom à un label :

 D.M.001 Désaccord Majeur La Théorie Du Chaos (Cass, C60)
 D.M.002 Internal Fusion Evénements - Traverses - Contrariétés (Cass)
 D.M.003 Largo Tzu & Ko Songs She-lover Feeling (Cass)
 D.M.004 Largo Ĝoja (Cass)
 D.M.005 Moments Présents Les Apnées Du Sommeil (Cass)
 D.M.006 Désaccord Majeur Le Point Immobile Vibrant (Cass)
 D.M.008 Internal Fusion Et La Nuit Eclaira La Nuit... (Cass)
 D.M.009 Various Ophir (CD, Ltd)

Liens externes
 https://vimeo.com/user77268583
 https://desaccordmajeur.bandcamp.com/
 https://www.discogs.com/fr/artist/91398-D%C3%A9saccord-Majeur
 http://www.desaccordmajeur.org/

Musicien de musique industrielle
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Musicien de world music
Musique gothique française


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163.043. Classroom trust fund created, distribution of moneys — use of moneys by districts. — 1. For fiscal year 2007 and each subsequent fiscal year, the "Classroom Trust Fund", which is hereby created in the state treasury, shall be distributed by the state board of education to each school district in this state qualified to receive state aid pursuant to section 163.021 on an average daily attendance basis.
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Serafin D. Quiason, Jr. (June 15, 1930 – August 13, 2016) was a Filipino scholar and historian. He was the former director National Library of the Philippines and Chairman of the National Historical Institute in the Philippines. He is one of the 1965 TOYM (Ten Outstanding Young Men) Awardees for History.

Early life and education
Quiason was born on June 15, 1930. His brother, Camilo Quiason, would eventually become Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.He married Sonia Narvas, a Professor of Food Microbiology at the University of the Philippines and has a daughter Sonia(Mita), an Information Technology Specialist.

He graduated cum laude with a degree in history at the University of the Philippines in 1952. There, he was a member of the Upsilon Sigma Phi.

Quiason was a recipient of the Fulbright-Smith–Mundt Scholarship, under which he finished his MA in Far East history and PhD in history at the University of Pennsylvania in 1954 and 1962, respectively. He was elected into the Pi Gamma Mu International Social Science Society and the Phi Alpha Theta International Historical Society.

Career
From 1965 to 1970, Quiason was an associate professor of history in the Department of History of the College of Arts and Sciences in the University of the Philippines Diliman. Later on he became assistant chairman. He also became a visiting lecturer in the University of Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur in 1996.

From 1971 to 1975, he served as Secretary-General of the Southeast Asian Regional Branch of the International Council of Archives (SARBICA). He was also an elected member of the Rome-based Advisory Council of the International Center of the Study of the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM).

He is a former member of the Ad-Hoc Numismatic Committee of the Central Bank of the Philippines, the UNESCO Advisory Committee for the Study of Malay and Southeast Asian Cultures in 1978, a former Trustee of the Museo ng Malacanan Foundation from 1986 to 1990, a member of the Silk Road Expedition Across Central Asia which was sponsored by UNESCO Paris in 1990, a member of the National Centennial Commission from 1993- 1998, a former regent of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila from January–June 1998, a Project Director of the Museo ng Maynila in 1997-1998 and a Consultant to the Lopez Museum & Library.

He is also instrumental in the construction and completion of the Museum of Philippine History and National Historical Building at Rizal Park.

Awards and legacy
Quiason was awarded the 1965 TOYM (The Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines) Award for History.

On December 30, 1984, he was given the honorary rank of Commander for the Knights of Rizal. He was conferred the Lifetime Achievement Award by University of the Philippines Alumni Association in June 2009, the Outstanding Citizen of Quezon City in November 2009, and Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award by the University of the Philippines Alumni Association in 2015.

In 2018, the National Historical Commission Resource Center was named in his honor.

Death
Quiason passed away on August 13, 2016 in Plainsboro, New Jersey. He was 86.

Works

 "The English Country Trade" with the Philippines: 1644-1765, University of the Philippines Press, Quezon City, 1965
 "Ang Kasaysayan ng Asya." S.D. Quiason et al. Phoenix Publishing House, Quezon City
 "Ang Kasaysayan ng Daigdig". Quiason, Serafin, Bernardita Churchill, and Fe Manghas, C & E Publishing House, Quezon City, 2008
 "The Japanese Colony in Davao," 1904-1941, Philippine Social Science and Humanities Review, vol. XXIII, Nos. 2–4, June–December 1958
 "On Mencius' Economic Principles," The Fookien Times Yearbook, 1958
 "The Sampan Trade with Manila Prior to 1702 Chinese in the Philippines", published by the Philippine Consecration Society edited by Alfonso Felix, v.1, August, 1966
 "On the Values and Care of our Rare Books in the Philippines". University of Santo Tomas Library Bulletin, vol.1, no. 2, April 1968
 "The NationalLibrary in the 70s", Asian Genealogical Studies ed. By Spencer Palmer, Brigham Young University Press 1972
 "The Japanese Community in Manila: 1898-1941", Philippine Historical Review, v.3. 1971 pp. 184–222
 "On Some Aspects of Dr. Jose Rizal's Attitude Towards Culture, Nachrichten Der Gesellschaft Fur NaturundVolkerkunde Ostasiens, Hamburg, 117, 1975
 "Some Notes on Cultural Studies in the Philippines", East Asian Cultural Studies, v. XVI, nos. 1–4, March 1977
 "The Tianguia: A Preliminary View of Indigenous Rural Marketing System in the Spanish Philippines". Philippine Studies vol.33 (1985) pp. 22–28
 "The Philippines: A Case of Multiple Colonial Experience", The Independent Review, May–June 1998 pp. 29–37

References

1930 births
2016 deaths
20th-century Filipino historians
University of the Philippines alumni
Academic staff of the University of the Philippines Diliman


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Deterioration in the Parent Child Relationship: The Third Ingredient of Parental Alienation
This is the third in a series of four posts devoted to the four behavioral criteria that are all present in cases of parental alienation.
These criteria were first described in an article authored by myself and family attorney, Michael Walsh. The article was first published in the Florida Bar Journal and then was republished as the lead article in the Minnesota Bar Journal.
I am told that it also found its way into a Supreme Court ruling in Israel regarding parental alienation. I think the interest in this is related to the difficulty in identifying if parental alienation is going on or if it is not. To this very day, when I am contacted by a parent or attorney about a case where parental alienation is believed to be present, I still rely on these four criteria to satisfy myself that such may likely be the case. While the template that these criteria is not foolproof, it is at least some sort of reasonably and reliable measure to assist in the ruling in or ruling out of its presence.
But enough backstory. The subject of today's post is the third criteria, Deterioration in the Relationship between the Targeted Parent and the Child(ren).
In many ways, this criterion is the result of the first two. That is, when a child is kept from a parent and is done so for illegitimate reasons, and these reasons are conveyed to the child (which they virtually always are) the relationship between that child and that now absent parent begins to deteriorate.
Perhaps breaking this down a bit can make this more understandable. When a parent is less physically present in a child's day to day reality, that child's view of that parent is more vulnerable to distortion. When children maintain regular contact with each parent, it is this concrete face to face interaction that maintains and supports that child's true view of that parent, as it as developed via that child's interactions with that parent, as fed through the child's senses and recorded in memory. This is not true just for children, but for adults as well.
For example, if I have a friend with whom I have had a good and ongoing relationship, and I am told negative and alarming things about this friend, it is primarily the ongoing contact with this friend that will allow me to maintain more objectivity concerning the various negative things I am being told. I will be better able to critique these accusations for myself to decide if they have merit. If however, that friend, say suddenly moves away and I loose contact and I am told these same negative and alarming things, absent contact with that friend, I am more prone, over time, to give these allegations more weight.
Of course, I am speaking in the most general terms. The closeness of the friendship and the quality and quantity of the time spent together will tend to mitigate and make less believable these negative things being told. For example, a combat soldier who served in a forward post with a fellow combat soldier with whom they trusted and relied for their very lives, this sort of situation would be less vulnerable to such distortion. But consider, even if the fellow combat soldiers who relied on each other for their lives was told by a trusted authority that the soldier with whom they had been close, was actually say a pedophile, even the close bonds formed in combat might be vulnerable.
Now let us turn our attention to the child who has had a close and loving relationship with a parent whom they no longer see. And let us further assume that the child is told that the reason that the parent is gone is that they simply do not want to be with the child, such information would be quite hurtful and damaging in and of itself.
Now let us assume that this same child is told that the absent parent who suddenly appeared to not want to see them any more was actually a dangerous and violent person and that the child had been fooled into thinking otherwise, and that this same parent was actually a sly and deceitful manipulator. Absent contact with that parent, even the most bonded child to this parent will begin to wonder and harbor suspicions.
The phenomenon of "confirmatory bias" comes into play here.
Due primarily to the way we are wired neurologically, when we hear disturbing things about someone that we may even know well, the phenomenon of confirmatory bias tends to cause us to give weight to these disturbing things if that person's behavior in any way endorses what we have been told.
Suppose that you are told that a close co-worker secretly had a serious psychiatric disorder that caused them to become violent. Further, let us suppose that while we have never seen any evidence of any such behavior from the co-worker over the span of many years, this co-worker learns that he has just been robbed blind by a trusted business partner, and that due to this, he might well find himself homeless. As the co-worker describes and expresses his understandable anger at the deceitful business partner, we find ourselves wondering if the psychiatric disorder might be really what is going on. Maybe there never was a business partner. Perhaps all of this is delusional. The fact of the matter is that before we were exposed to this information about the alleged psychiatric history of the co-worker, we would never have considered these possibilities.
The point is, once we are exposed to these alternate interpretations, we find it very hard to ignore them. We may end up not giving them much weight, but they will occupy some space in our thoughts. This is especially true if we do not understand our vulnerability to bias. We are simply built that way.
While we humans do not like to think of ourselves in this way, we really do tend to be herd animals. We tend to be very influenced by our environment and this is especially true with children.
Therefore, under the weight of the first two criteria (1) access and visitation blocking and (2) false abuse allegations justifying the lack of access, virtually any parent-child relationship will tend to deteriorate. The level of deterioration will be related to the temperament of the child, the child's developmental stage, the depth and closeness of the now absent (targeted) parent relationship and its history, as well as the the duration of the absence, and the degree of vilification to which the child has been exposed.
The good news within all of this is that our ability to become "biased" towards the truth also remains and can be potentially resurrected. Consequently, even severely alienated children, when exposed over time to the targeted parent for whom they once expressed fear and hatred, can recover and reclaim their true selves.
Granted there are case where this does not happen, however it is hoped that the more one understands how neurologically vulnerable we inherently are to the tricks of alienation, the more we can manage them. I hope this is of some help, and as always please send any thoughts you may have about this. Thank you.
Get help regarding your specific Parental Alienation problem through an Initial Private Consultation with Dr. Bone, this is an important first step for parents experiencing alienation.
I am currenly experiencing extreme alienation and am fighting for custody. My ex has gone so far as to label me a sex offender and has my daughter doing the same and has gone further and accused our son of sexual assault in an attempt so stop me getting custody. Its torn my whole family apart. Luckily my 3 oldest sons can and do see the truth and now live with me after their mother accused them of conspiring with me to get full custody of my two younger children including my daughter with whom i had a loving healthy relationship with until i banned her from seeing an 18 year old when she was only 14. Since then i have become a scumbag sperm donor in her eyes. Her words not mine. She has also taken to facebook to call me a sex offender after her mothers brother caught her out on some details of her claim and realised what has been going on. He contacted me after 8 years and we have since rekindled our friendship as hes now supporting my son whos due to stand trial for sexual assault against his mother and sister. Claims which only came about after he gave evidence against his mother who attacked his brother physically and then got him arrested for allegedly attacking her which he was cleared of doing. Immediately after that case she threw my last so out and a week later levveled charges against her own son saying he abused both her and his sister. As you can gather this is parental alienation on steroids and im currently fighting my custody case in court in Ireland. Getting the courts to recognise parental alienation as a problem is near impossible. Ill let you know how things pan out. Hopefully this will all be over by mid December. Kind regards. Mik.
Eric Ogilvie
I have read and heard so many different opinions from psychologists about alienation. One even suggested that it is only focused on whether a child hates a parent or not and he said it was very intuitive, which I disagree. It appears that there are many different aspects of "alienation", and it can be "attempted alienation", or "active alienation", both of which I believe are harmful. There seems to be so much ignorance and confusion in the courts, that much more awareness is needed at all levels. http://www.aaml.org/sites/default/files/protecting%20children%20from%20incomplete-article.pdf
Karlyn Finnegan
This happens to the child of the family scapegoat in alcoholic or narcisstic or dysfunctional families. Scapegoating and narcissistic abuse can happen when peole live together all the time.
Brenda Adkins
I had my son taken away based on lies to ruin my integrity and defamation of my character by the father. Then he passed away in 2014 and his brother took over and really destroyed the relationship between me and my son.
Sandy Dell
Please find a competent proofreader and editor if you are not capable yourself of employing correct spelling, syntax, grammar and punctuation. It would add credibility to your article if it were well written. All of the errors in this simply distract from your message.
karen horton
I just recovered my 16 yr old from PA through court in Mass. 5 months ago..4 yrs of no-contact..I now have full legal,physical and there is no visits unless I agree...I don't have resources where I live..I do hope I can make progress in the 2 short years he has before he is 18...so called"programs" are just too expensive for me,after the 8 yr court fight.Thank You for your words of encouragement,that I may be able to make a difference now that I have him ..


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I have recently struck up a very enjoyable correspondence with Prof. Peter Kwasniewski, of the excellent Wyoming Catholic College, and read with great interest an article he recently wrote for the next edition of Latin Mass Magazine on the philosophy and theology of church architecture. (More information can be found at the magazine's website here.) Particularly interesting for me is his innovative but sound idea of linking the built structure of the church to the four marks of the institutional Church--One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. This is the first time I have seen such an idea advanced and I find it elegant and eloquent. Prof. Kwasniewski has been kind enough to secure permission for us to publish his article at The New Liturgical Movement, and you can find it below. Some highlights, with my comments and expansions:
We identify her four "notes" or essential characteristics when we say that she is "One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic." Almost in the same breath, we then link the Church to her life-giving Sacraments and the ultimate goal to which our membership in her carries us: "we acknowledge one baptism for the forgiveness of sins, we look for the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come." An entire understanding of church architecture is sketched out in these few words of the Creed.
[...] "One." We are talking about one and the same Church across all the ages. [...] So the church building and its furnishings ought to convey a sense of something one, visibly and tangibly one, that is greater than all of our differences. [One is reminded of Ninian Comper's synthetic unitive eclecticism: "All generations shall call me blessed." I would also remark that the "oneness" of the church building should also be manifest in a clarity of liturgical form and focus. --MGA] We concretely express this mystery by an architecture that remains in continuity with ecclesiastical Tradition. [...]
"Apostolic." I jump ahead to this note of the Church because it clarifes that the unity or oneness just spoken of consists in belonging to the Church founded by Christ on the Apostles, especially on Peter, the Rock. Our Lord Jesus gave to the Apostles the Deposit of Faith, what we call Apostolic Tradition. [...] The church building, for its part, passes down that same Tradition in artistic form, in a kind of silent visual preaching.
"Holy." This characteristic is arguably the most important of all when it comes to architecture. A church should represent and refect and remind us of the holiness of God, the holiness to which we have been called and in which we share. Hence, verticality—the upward thrust of architectural and decorative elements—is crucial in a sanctuary. When we enter a well-designed church, our mind, our feelings, are immediately drawn upwards to God, the Holy One of Israel; to the Divine, the Transcendent, the Infinite.
[I'd also remark that there are various ways of expressing this verticality, this exchange between God and man exemplified in the Incarnation--in Gothic it goes up, while in Byzantine architecture domes recall God's enclosing movement downwards to man while retaining a sense of loftiness. Baroque creates a sort of aerial, spiralling ballet that has elements of both upward and downward verticality to it. --MGA].
Anyway, have a read through the article: it is excellent work, and innovative while being firmly grounded in tradition. It is good to see, in this article, and in other works (like Dr. McNamara's new book) that we are now examining in great detail and with great theological seriousness what a church should look like, as well as what it should not look like. I hope to hear more in this vein from the good professor in the future.
What is a Church Supposed to Look Like? Peter Kwasniewski


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Q: C++ comparing two numbers by their digits I want to make a function, which returns true whenever two numbers provided on input are made up of the same digits (with no replacement).
For example, 543 and 435 should return true, 10001 and 11000 should return true, but 111222 and 122222 should return false.
I've read something about bitmasks but do not really get it, could You help me?

A: The simplest way I can think to handle this is to use buckets. Create an std::vector of length 10 (one for each digit) and then increment an index whenever you run across the corresponding digit. Finish by comparing vectors:
bool compare_digits(int x, int y) {
    std::vector<int> x_vec(10), y_vec(10);
    while(x != 0) { //!= instead of > so that we can handle negatives
        x_vec.at(x%10)++; //increment whatever digit is in the 1's place
        x /= 10; //chop off the 1's place digit
    }

    while(y != 0) { //repeat for y
        y_vec.at(y%10)++;
        y /= 10;
    }

    //check if they had the same digits
    return (x_vec == y_vec);
}

A: Two numbers a made up of the same digits, if the counts (number of occurrences) of each digit are the same. Here is some code for a general base (template parameter)
template<int base=10>
bool compare_digits(int x, int y)
{
    // 0 exclude trivial cases
    if(x > base*y || y > base*x)
        return false;
    // 1 count occurrences of digits in x
    int count[base]={0};
    for(; x; x/=base)
        ++ count[x%base];
    // 2 subtract counts of digits in y, if result < 0: return false
    for(; y; y/=base)
        if(--count[y%base] < 0)
            return false;
    // 3 check that count[]==0
    for(int i=0; i!=base; ++i)
        if(count[i]) return false;
    return true;
}


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Bufo es un género de anfibios anuros de la familia Bufonidae que incluye, entre otros, al sapo europeo común. Se distribuye por las regiones templadas de Eurasia, norte de África, Oriente Medio, Japón y la zona norte del sudeste asiático.

Especies
En el pasado este género incluía un gran número de especies, pero estudios recientes lo dividieron y dejaron en este género únicamente las especies del grupo Bufo bufo. Incluye 17 especies:
 Bufo ailaoanus Kou, 1984
 Bufo aspinius (Rao & Yang, 1994)
 Bufo bankorensis Barbour, 1908
 Bufo bufo (Linnaeus, 1758)
 Bufo cryptotympanicus Liu & Hu, 1962
 Bufo eichwaldi Litvinchuk, Borkin, Skorinov, & Rosanov, 2008
 Bufo gargarizans Cantor, 1842
 Bufo japonicus Temminck & Schlegel, 1838
 Bufo luchunnicus (Yang & Rao, 2008)
 Bufo menglianus (Yang, 2008)
 Bufo pageoti  Bouret, 1937
 Bufo spinosus Zarevskij, 1926
 Bufo stejnegeri Schmidt, 1931
 Bufo torrenticola Matsui, 1976
 Bufo tuberculatus Zarevskij, 1926
 Bufo tuberospinius (Yang, Liu, & Rao, 1996)
 Bufo verrucosissimus (Pallas, 1814)

Descripción
Las especies de este género tienen en común una forma achaparrada y patas cortas, lo que los hace unos malos saltadores. Al igual que todos los miembros de la familia Bufonidae, carecen de cola y dientes, y tienen pupilas horizontales. Su piel es gruesa, seca y verrugosa.

Detrás de sus ojos, las especies del género Bufo tienen unas estructuras parecidas a una verruga, que son las glándulas parotoides. Estas glándulas distinguen a los sapos verdaderos de todos los demás anuros. Segregan una sustancia blanca, grasosa y venenosa que actúa como elemento disuasorio ante los predadores. El manejo ordinario de los sapos no es peligroso (y, contra una creencia popular, no origina la aparición de verrugas). El veneno de la mayoría, si no es que de todos los sapos, contiene bufotoxina.

Los sapos pueden inflar su cuerpo cuando se sienten amenazados. Los machos son usualmente más pequeños que las hembras. Los sapos macho también poseen el órgano de Bidder, un ovario incompleto, y por lo general una garganta más oscura que la de las hembras.

Propiedades psicoactivas

Existen muchas especies de sapos que producen venenos con propiedades psicoactivas.

Accidentes por ingestión de bufotoxina
Los accidentes provocados por la ingestión de bufotoxina, sustancia que se encuentra en las glándulas parotoides de los sapos, pueden causar problemas serios en perros y gatos. Los síntomas, que aparecen pocos minutos después de ingerir el veneno (que normalmente se ingiere al comerse al animal o esnifar su veneno) son irritación, seguida de hipersensibilidad. La exposición a la toxina de estos sapos puede provocar anormalidades cardiacas. Otros síntomas son comezón, depresión, debilidad, derrumbamiento pulmonar, paro cardiaco y convulsiones. Puede presentarse también mareo, diarrea y vómitos. Los síntomas cardiovasculares pueden causar la muerte si no se proporciona el tratamiento adecuado.

Véase también
Drogas enteogénicas y registro arqueológico

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Géneros de anfibios


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ALEXANDER RAY TABET
Born in 1980, in Paris.
Born of an American mother and an Lebanese father, Alexander Ray Tabet lives and works between Paris and Jericoacoara, in northern Brazil.
After studying philosophy, art and photography in Paris, he becomes the assistant of contemporary artist Cyprien Gaillard, which allows him to travel the world and actively participates in the artistic projects of the artist for several years. After a time, he chooses to live in Salvador de Bahia, then Los Angeles, and finally New York, where he works as a producer in fashion photography. In 2010, he goes back to his hometown, Paris, where he continues his work at the service of aesthetics for the biggest photographers of the fashion world.
After ten years in that universe, he decides to re-centre towards what originally moved him : landscape and abstract photography, always following his obsession with aesthetics.
From there, the series "The Dust Lifts" was born, as if after all this time navigating in a place faraway from its true environment, a veil was lifted to reveal a truer form of expression.
ARTIST INTENTION
Stretches of wild land or urban micro-details, Alexander Ray Tabet explores the macroscopic remains of spaces weathered by Nature and by Man. His eye pulls us out of the instantaneity of image reigning over most of our lives nowadays and tries to seize the viewer in a state of soft confusion, immerged as he is in a landscape on the frontier of fiction.
There is something of the overview effect in the contemplation of these great spans of terrestrial textures, abstract and powerful : the look of the astronaut as he glances down on Earth from space, the way scales and marks of this familiar world are blurred, and the existential shock that ensues, that infuse sensation of infinitely great and infinitely small and his own humble position as a human being.
Photography and its contemporary technology allow Alexander Ray Tabet a technical ease but his eye is pictorial. Seduced by the swaying of colours and the grain of the textures, intrigued by the litheness of fortuitous shapes, he gladly considers his photographs as paintings. One can find in them the questions of an abstract painter looking for an aesthetic relationship between shapes and colours, spatial dynamism and the intensity of apparent gestures, and the balance of the entire composition.
This abstraction is done here by the brute force of Nature and, same to us, the artist is a passive witness.
In parallel, one can sense the very human research of some kind of graphic order, even wavering, of a rigorous geometry, where neither the hand of man nor the constancy of nature would have been able to create it. Nevertheless…
Discovering suddenly that the eye of the beholder, by simply fixating its gaze, can conceive spaces within spaces and create entire universes, these photographs, like so many windows, open onto another dimension.
Betty Rose M.
2.8 Gallery
Rua Coelho da Rocha 81 a 81C
Copyright © 2020 2.8 Gallery | Website : Ancre Rouge


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Les Groupes d'investigation cynophile ou GIC sont des unités de la gendarmerie nationale française.

Elles font partie de la Gendarmerie départementale, où elles sont rattachées officiellement aux Peloton de surveillance et d'intervention de la gendarmerie. Les Groupes d'Investigation Cynophile sont composés d'au moins trois personnels de carrière de la Gendarmerie, tous maître de chien. De plus ces personnels peuvent être renforcés par des Gendarmes Adjoints Volontaires, qui peuvent être alors « suppléants cynophiles ».

Les Groupes d'Investigation Cynophile ont été créés dans les régions où une demande d'interventions cynophiles était supérieure aux capacités des maîtres de chien présents dans les Pelotons de surveillance et d'intervention de la gendarmerie. Contrairement à ces derniers, ces gendarmes n'effectuent que des missions où les chiens doivent être employés, ils ne feront alors pas de surveillance routière, d'enquêtes ou toute autre activité spécifique aux gendarmes.

Plusieurs technicités sont présentes dans les Groupes d'Investigation Cynophile:
 recherche de stupéfiants unique
 recherche de stupéfiants, armes et munitions et billets (technicité développée depuis 2014)
 recherche de stupéfiants et défense
 recherche de stupéfiants et de billets
 recherche d'armes et de munitions
 recherche d'explosifs
 recherche d'explosifs sur des personnes en mouvement (REXPEMO) (expérimentée en 2014 et développée depuis 2016)

Les Groupes d'Investigation Cynophile sont composés de deux chiens par gendarme, et d'un seul pour le commandant d'unités. Tous les membres de ces unités sont des sous-officiers maître de chiens. Ils ont alors tous suivi une formation continue au Centre national d'instruction cynophile de la gendarmerie.

Références
https://www.lagendarmerierecrute.fr/metiers/unite-specialisee/maitre-de-chien

Liens externes
 Site centre national d'instruction cynophile

Bibliographie
Marie-Bénédicte Desvallon, Lorène Bourdin, Blanche De Granvilliers Chiens de travail : manuel juridique sur les chiens de sécurité, de sauvetage et d'assistance. Wroclaw : Amazon fulfillment, copyright 2020.

Notes et références

Chien dans la police
Unité de la Gendarmerie nationale française


Anyway, we went for brunch so we reached at around 10.30am and thankfully there were still a few tables available. (By the time we left at 1pm, there was a long waiting list already!) I went there blind so wasn't really sure what kind of food to expect. So, got the menu and realised that this cafe's main dish is WAFFLES. I am not someone who know how to enjoy savoury waffles (Fine, call me unadventurous but I don't care. So there,) so I thought of getting a coffee, a croissant and later maybe have a nice waffle dessert. So I ordered a Morning Daisy, which is croissant with fluffy scrambled eggs, and some salad and chips at the side. SGbff got herself a Sally Salmon, which is a waffle with fluffy scrambled eggs and cherry tomatoes topped with smoked salmon. And a coffee of course. (I wonder if there is anyone who can actually function without a morning cuppa).
I did try the waffle though since I mooched some off SGbff to taste how savoury waffles are like. It was pretty awesome. The batter was light, fluffy and a just a tad sweet; somehow it blended with the smoked salmon and eggs pretty well. I only wished the waffles was a little more crunchy, but that's just me. Have to say this is one of the best waffles I've had so far and I am pretty picky about waffles since I can make them myself…. when I'm not too lazy to do so. The serving was also quite decent, and for RM24 (Sally Salmon: RM24), the slices of smoked salmon was quite generous.
Now let's talk about the owls. Since it was an "owl" cafe, there are all sorts of owl around whether it is drawings, murals, porcelain decorations, statues and soft toys. I wish I had a chance to take better photos but since the crowd started building up, I couldn't take many decent photos without blocking someone, or people thinking I'm some sort of creepy stalker taking their photos. Nevertheless, I enjoyed my time there, and I felt a little bad for hanging around for a good 3 hours even after my meal. But the place was cozy and despite it being a little snug, the noise levels were not deafening.
Looks like this calls for another trip to The Owls Cafe, and gotta bring the whole Quah clan to enjoy it as well.