Semper Avanti is a youth organisation based in Wrocław, Lower Silesia region, Poland. The association was established in 2001 and has since then grown to become a big, innovative and dynamic NGO. The organisation's actions are focused on 3 main areas.
The first is "Youth in Democracy" which aims to help young people how to understand democracy and how to be part of it. Most of the activities are conducted in cooperation with local and regional authorities. In recent years, the association has managed to successfully complete numerous projects that allowed young people to establish a dialogue with decision makers on various levels and influence policies so as to meet the young people's expectations. The association also equips young people with tools and knowledge that will allow them to make a change in their local community. Several youth councils have been established in municipalities throughout the region, to give the young people a firsthand experience in learning how democracy at a local level is executed. In cooperation with the Office of the Marshall of Lower Silesia (the regional government) we have also established the Regional Youth Council of Lower Silesia, where representatives of the young people from all counties in the region work on bringing their needs and expectations to attention of decision makers and the general public. Currently we are working with them at a local level to support them with skills workshops, organisational support in their meetings, methodologies, etc. In the last two years we coordinated "Dolnośląski Mechanizm Partycypacji Młodzieży" (financed by EOG) "Regionalny i lokalny wymiar polskiej polityki zagranicznej – GLOKAL" financed by Ministerstwo Spraw Zagranicznych and "Młodzieżowy Sejmik Województwa Dolnośląskiego 2016" financed by Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Dolnośląskiego.
Furthermore, the association prepares and conducts games and simulations that illustrate the functioning of various political bodies and democratic mechanisms. During such activities (usually lasting around 5 days), young people have an opportunity to role-play and become decision makers and important stakeholders. Through a series of educational modules they are forced to make decisions and observe the impact of those decisions on their surroundings and other actors. Simulations of such institutions as United Nations, City Council or European Parliament have been successfully conducted in the past, both in Poland and abroad. Some of the projects implemented include Having a voice! Having a choice PL-13-17-2010 (2010) The Future of the European Union – the desires of young Europeans PL-13-006-2010-R2 (2010), Europa Habla (in Lorca, Spain, 2011), "Youth Council – Making things better" PL-54-23-2010 (2011), Civitatis PL-13-8-2012-R1 (2012), , Happy Europe PL-13-007-2013-R1 (2013) and Dolnośląski Mechaniszm Partycypacji Młodzieży (2015).
The association has also expertise in organising international seminars outside Europe about youth policies as Part of Youth in Action sub-action "Youth in the World" with a project titled "Youth Convergence for Education, Entrepreneurship and Employability" 373408-3.2-PL-2012 with the participation of young councillors and decision makers from Poland, Germany, Spain, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia held in 2012. Currently Semper Avanti is coordinating the project "Youth Policy and Action" in the field of KA2 Capacity Building, whose aim is to establish intergenerational dialogue among policy makers, business leaders, youth worker and young people. The dialogue will be done in conjunction with evidenced based policy development training to capacitate young people on proper policy development and negotiations.
The second focus area is "Youth on the Labour Market" whose aim is preparing young people for the challenge of finding their first jobs and obtaining work experience. This includes organising vocational trainings and internships, both domestic and abroad, training courses on various subjects, developing hard-skills as well as soft-skills like communication, conflict resolution, self-presentation, teamwork, intercultural cooperation etc. The association cooperates very closely with vocational schools in the regions of Lower Silesia, Opole and Łódź and assists them in preparing applications, finding partners for international cooperation, managing the projects, providing trainings and preparations for the participants. The organisation is also a member of several partnerships working towards increasing the quality standards of vocational training, such as 'EuPQua ECVET – European Partnership for Quality and Implementation of the European Credit System in VET' or 'IMOVE – Innovation for Mobility in VET: Public and Private Partnerships for sustainable mobility'. In the field of VET mobility, Semper Avanti collaborates with around 45 schools who apply for an average of 30 projects each year. As a result, around 800 students annually travel to Italy, Spain, Germany, Ireland, and United Kingdom for an internship which lasts 3 – 4 weeks. In 2016, the overall number of students was 1300. Additionally, Semper Avanti is also partner in hosting VET students for such countries in Lower Silesia and Opole voivodeship. In the field of VET mobility, Semper Avanti collaborates with around 45 schools who apply for an average of 30 projects each year. As a result, around 800 students annually travel to Italy, Spain, Germany, Ireland, and United Kingdom for an internship which lasts 3 – 4 weeks. In 2016, the overall number of students was 1300. Additionally, Semper Avanti is also partner in hosting VET students for such countries in Lower Silesia and Opole voivodeship. The number of hosted VETs varies from 50 to 100 yearly. The countries of origin of incoming VET students are Italy, Spain, Germany. Semper Avanti recently collaborated with Polish minister of Family, Labour and Social policies under the program "POWER" to develop policy recommendation on NEETS and youth in the labour market in Poland. In the field of the project EUROPA ZAWODOWO, Semper Avanti, together with GEB and YouNet is also currently involving 64 NEETS from the area of Lower Silesia, aged 18-35, at risk of social exclusion, which are receiving preparation in the home country, internships in Germany, Italy and Spain and follow up training when back in Poland to ease their access in the job market.
In 2014 Semper Avanti, Folksuniversitatet (Sweden), Revalento (Netherlands), Documenta (Spain), Universitet Saxon joined by Ufficio Scolastico regionale Veneto (Italy) and IES HNOS MACHADO (Spain) carried out the project Early School Leaver. The project aims to elaborate an early warning mechanism (methodological handbook with training materials), which enables schools to detect pupils at risk at as early stage as possible, and take proper actions to prevent school drop out. Semper Avanti's focus in lower Silesia is on VET schools. In 2014 – 2015 Semper Avanti was partner in the project MOB GAE together with other 17 European organisations and collected 243 individual interviews and 500 blog entries from VET students who participated into mobility. 25 focus group reports were also prepared. As a result, the project brought about innovative training module to prepare VET students before their ERASMUS+ mobility, as well as a seminar for stakeholders on intercultural preparation. In 2013 Semper Avanti entered the LEONARDO project iMove. iMove is an umbrella organisation bringing together stakeholders involved in the co-ordination of transnational learning mobility of students and staff vocational education (VET). It is a network promoting sustainable models to make learning mobility an opportunity provided by all vocational schools and training centres in Europe. iMove's legal status is an Association of Organisations founded under the Italian law. All iMove members must be organisations with a recognised legal status. The network is based in Bologna, where iMove originally started as a Leonardo project leaded by Emilia-Romagna Regional Government. iMove supports the setting up of 'mobility consortia' to allow all VET providers in a local, regional or sectoral context to offer to their learners and staff mobility opportunities. iMove members are private and public organizations which have developed or wish to develop a mobility consortium within a specific context (eg. local, regional or sectoral level). Today iMove involve 8 mobility consortia, 75 schools, 1196 companies.
In 2013 Semper Avanti also coordinated Europolis (2013-1-PL1-LEO02-37165 ), financed by "Leonardo da Vinci" Program. Within the framework of the project, 15 people will be able to leave for a 13-week internship abroad to Great Britain (6 people), Italy (2 people), Spain (3 people) and Germany (4 people). Participants were graduates of social studies from Lower Silesia :faculties as Political Science, Sociology, International Relations and European Studies.
Finally the third department is "Youth and Tolerance". The goal of the organisation in this field is to promote tolerance, open-mindedness, European integration, international cooperation and cultural diversity. A lot of attention is dedicated to the personal development of participants and promotion of volunteering. To that aim, the actions are based especially through youth exchanges and European Voluntary Service programmes. The association is one of the biggest sending and hosting organisations in EVS in Poland. Every year, around 25 EVS volunteers from different countries come to Wrocław to get an unforgettable and life-changing experience. They get the chance to develop their professional as well their personal experience as well to contribute to the society of Lower Silesia. Firstly, volunteers have the task to debunk stereotypes about their home culture, countries and religion as well as conduct human rights and intercultural learning workshops. The target groups are mostly children and youngsters, especially in schooling age, but activities are also conducted in collaboration with other institutions, organisations and NGOs in Dolny Sląsk and Opole Voivodeship which are targeting groups who are experiencing exclusion and fewer opportunities (e.g. homeless elderly people, children living in orphanages, after school programmes dedicated to children and youngsters from disadvantaged background, women victims of domestic violence, people involved in correction facility or jail). At the same time, around 25 Polish youngsters are sent yearly abroad for EVS in many different fields such as: Youth, Tolerance, Human rights, Art, Culture, Alternative Life Style, Employment, European citizenship, Environment, Sports and Health, Media and Journalism, etc. The association also cooperates with other NGOs in the region on the promotion of volunteering, which results in the annual Lower Silesian Festival of Volunteering. Over 200 participants, including volunteers, NGO and youth workers and young people participate in a series of activities including workshops, concerts and debates.


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"""

    wind.socketserver
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Base socket server and TCP, UDP implementations.

"""

import socket
from wind.reactor import Reactor
from wind.driver import PollEvents
from wind.concurrency import start_workers
from wind.exceptions import ServerError, SocketError, EWOULDBLOCK

class BaseServer(object):
    """Base implementation for server classes.
    Features in this `BaseServer` are implemented for Event-driven IO.
    So, you should pass event observer when initializing this.

    Methods for the caller:

    - __init__(reactor=None)
    - bind(address, port)
    - listen(address, port)
    - attach_sockets(sockets)
    - run_simple(address, port=9000)

    Methods that may be overrided:

    - bind(address, port)
    - listen(address, port)
    - _attach_accept_handler
    - _event_handler(conn, address)

    """
    def __init__(self, reactor=None):
        """Initialize BaseServer.

        @param reactor: Event reactor.
        """
        self.reactor = reactor
        self._sockets = []

    def bind(self, address, port):
        """Makes this server to be bound to address in specific port.
        This method create sockets and calls `bind` method in `socket` api.

        """
        raise NotImplementedError

    def listen(self, address, port):
        """Makes sockets to be bound to address in specific port
        and attachs accept handler to event observer(`reactor`).

        """
        raise NotImplementedError

    def attach_sockets(self, sockets):
        """Attach extra sockets to tcp server instance"""
        if not isinstance(sockets, list):
            raise SocketError('`attach_sockets` can only accept `list`')
        self._bind_to_reactor(sockets=sockets)

    def run(self, address, port, num_workers=None):
        """This method can start tcp server with multi-process features.
        By default, if `num_workers` is None, N(number of cpu cores) processes
        will be spawned from this method.
        NOTE that this method starts N independent `Reactor`.
        If you already started `Reactor` from main process and attached sockets
        to it, whole server system will be broken if you spawn processes after
        that. Because each child process should have its own `Reactor` instance
        by calling `instance` method in reactor.

        @param num_workers(optional):
            If None, this method will start automatically detected number of
            processes. (which may be number of cpu cores).

        """
        if Reactor.exist():
            raise ServerError('`Reactor` is already started on main process.')

        self.bind(address, port)

        start_workers(num_workers=num_workers)

        self.reactor = Reactor.instance()
        self._bind_to_reactor()
        self.reactor.run()

    def run_simple(self, address, port=9000):
        """Simply run server with single-process"""
        self.reactor = Reactor.instance()
        self.listen(address, port)
        self.reactor.run()

    def _create_socket(self, family, socket_type):
        try:
            socket_ = socket.socket(family, socket_type)
            return socket_
        except socket.error:
            raise SocketError('Socket creation failed')

    def _bind_to_reactor(self, sockets=None):
        """Bind sockets to reactor.
        This must be called before actual run of server
        because initialized sockets must be registered to reactor.

        @param sockets:
            Extra `list` of sockets to be bound on this server.
            Note that if `sockets` is not None, this method attaches handler to
            objects in `sockets` only.

        """
        if sockets is not None:
            self._sockets.extend(sockets)
        for socket_ in self._sockets if sockets is None else sockets:
            self._attach_accept_handler(socket_, self._event_handler)

    def _attach_accept_handler(self, socket_, callback):
        """Attach `_accept_handler` to socket"""
        def _accept_handler(fd, event_mask):
            """Handle socket accept and execute callback"""
            while True:
                try:
                    conn, address = socket_.accept()
                    conn.setblocking(0)
                except socket.error as e:
                    if e.args[0] in EWOULDBLOCK:
                        return
                    raise

                callback(conn, address)

        if hasattr(self.reactor, 'attach_handler'):
            self.reactor.attach_handler(
                socket_.fileno(), PollEvents.READ, _accept_handler)
        else:
            raise ServerError('`reactor` has no attribute `attach_handler`')

    def _event_handler(self, conn, address):
        """This method will be registered in event observer(`reactor`)
        with sockets already bound to address.
        When `READ` is catched by observer, this method will serve connection.

        """

        raise NotImplementedError

class TCPServer(BaseServer):
    """Non-blocking, single-threaded TCP Server implementation.

    Methods for the caller:

    - __init__(reactor=None)
    - bind(address, port)
    - listen(address, port)
    - attach_sockets(sockets)
    - run_simple(address, port=9000)

    Methods that should be overrided

    - _event_handler(conn, address)

    """

    # It will consume kernel resource
    backlog_size = 128

    def __init__(self, reactor=None):
        """Initialize tcp server.

        """
        super(TCPServer, self).__init__(reactor=reactor)

    def bind(self, address, port):
        """Binds socket on specified address, port"""
        self._sockets.append(self._bind_socket(address, port))

    def _bind_socket(self, address, port):
        """Creates listening non-blocking socket bound to given address

        TODO:
        Sockets should be bound all ip address if `address` is
        a hostname.
        """
        socket_ = self._create_socket()
        socket_.bind((address, port))
        socket_.listen(self.backlog_size)
        return socket_

    def _create_socket(self):
        """Create new stream non-blocking socket and returns it."""
        socket_ = super(TCPServer, self). \
            _create_socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
        socket_.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
        socket_.setblocking(0)
        return socket_

    def listen(self, address, port):
        """Binds socket and actually attach this server on reactor"""
        self.bind(address, port)
        self._bind_to_reactor()

    def _event_handler(self, conn, address):
        raise NotImplementedError

class UDPServer(BaseServer):
    # TODO : Planned to be implemented later.
    pass

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Recount (2008)
Posted: July 13, 2009 in Joe Giambrone
Tags: dramatization, elections, omission, propaganda
DVD: Recount
The 2000 election fiasco, and the theft of same, are dramatized in this HBO film starring Kevin Spacey and Laura Dern.
Recount does a few things right. It sticks to the historical record pretty tightly. It also includes some revelations that perhaps weren't known at that moment, but were later revealed to be pivotal.
The disenfranchisement of tens of thousands of eligible voters due to Katherine Harris/Jeb Bush's "felons list" is actually shown in a couple of scenes.
As Bush was declared the "winner" by only a few hundred votes, this blatant rigging of the election by kicking people off the voting rolls is the most clear evidence of election tampering. This practice should have brought the Attorney General of the United States into the mix, but it was mostly disregarded (except by BBC reporter Greg Palast).
Bush's neo-fascistic brown shirt supporters are shown in several scenes attempting to intimidate the election officials into stopping the recount. Death threats are included, as are police escorts. The utter hypocrisy and bald face criminality of the Republican "team" is shown moderately well.
What was omitted was Scalia and his cronies' disgraceful arguments in Bush v. Gore how Americans actually have no right to vote or to have their votes counted. For me, that was the end of the republic, that very night. It actually exposed the sham contract with the citizenry.
Scalia and company managed to steal an election by stopping a legitimate counting of the votes. This was the end of America as a supposed democracy and representative republic. Yes, this film could have gone further into what was really lost, and how the endless river of propaganda is designed to mask these realities. You're supposed to wave a flag, and not think about power critically.
But, the filmmakers and HBO are serving up entertainment for a pliant middle of the road audience. They aren't about to risk being called "biased," and so are fearful of taking the gloves off.
Still, for a mostly ignorant public, Recount can be quite illuminating. The characters and drama are realized very convincingly. Some footage is actually taken from real news clips and cameras on the scene during the events. I'd give it a thumbs up if I did that sort of gimmick.
Traitor (2008)
Cartoon Voices: Serf's Up in Hollywood

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This is for the Anker ® CB310 Full-Size Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo that you can't even get anymore . I absolutely love this product. When Anker meant to design a whisper-quiet keyboard, they really meant it. The thing is almost completely silent when typing and is extremely comfortable to use. The quick keys at the top are so crucial to my daily work. Whether I am stopping or starting a video, opening up my desktop, email, or calculator, this keyboard has a quick key for it. The original battery also lasted 9-12 months of heavy daily use in the office. Now for the mouse, the mouse may be the best part. It is very comfortable and you can set the DPI to your favorite speed. The forward and back buttons come increasingly helpful as you peruse through the internet and it is small enough to fit in your pocket to take to meetings. The original battery did not last as long as the keyboard, but only needing to replace every 5-6 months, is extremely awesome. You can't go wrong with this product and the biggest thing to improve is to bring it back. I wish Anker still made this one!
This is for the Soundcore Boost.
I bought this speaker by amazon.de. After i have reading some testreports in different sources i decided to buy the soundcore boost.
i turned the soundcore on and paired with my phone i was woundering about the amazing sound. Bass there is a real good bass in this little speaker. Sound is more than good and i would buy this great speaker everytime again. Now the soundcore boost is in holiday my best partner for music. I am happy with this beast !
The fit of the case on the iPhone (the iPhone 5S was used in testing) was snug and tight with no slop. The sides are covered and protected fully while the top and bottom are open quite a bit which will allow uninhibited accessory usage. The sides and corners of the front are elevated slightly to allow a raised ridge around the screen which protects the screen from coming into contact with what it's placed upon. Accessibility of the side buttons is uninhibited as is the top button.
It should be noted that this case is not very "grippy"...it's slick and glossy but does have a bit of grip to it. Definitely not like one of those clear TPU cases that have some cushioning and give to them. Being a minimalistic case, expect just that; protection from mainly bumps, light knocks and scratches. Don't expect very much protection from falls...it will protect some, but only up to a point.
A great minimalistic case overall and another win for Anker.
Hello everyone, I hope your having a great day!!! I have the Powerport 2 Elite and my mom has the screen protector for the 7s plus. I love the Powerport 2 Elite because it has two ports and it really fast, almost as fast as my quick charger for my Galaxy S7 Edge (only 5 min difference). The two ports are amazing because my little sister and I play Minecraft and it's great that we can plug into the same port and both charge at the same time. The Powerport 2 Elite is a very high quality and durable product (trust me, I'm fairly clumsy) that performs very well. I am looking forward to getting the Powercore Speed 20000 in a week or two and I know that it will be an amazing product. My mom also loves her screen protector. It is extremely clear and high quality. Good luck to whoever wins!!!!!!
I have so many favorite items it is hard to decide which one, so I will review the very first product I purchased that got me hooked on Anker. I bought three Anker PowerPort 6: 60W 6-Port USB Charging Hub w/PowerIQ for my two college aged daughters and me. They love having these in their dorm rooms because they only need one outlet to charge all their electronics. Which frees up the other outlets in their rooms for other things. With outlets being few and in hard to reach places, it makes it very easy to access and charge without having to search for their plugs and cables. I bring mine whenever we travel overnight anywhere so we can all charge our phones and electronics without having to bring a bunch of wall plugs. This charging unit works great and is very compact so it takes up very little space. Anker has the best customer service around and stand behind all their products. I love all my Anker products and look forward to seeing what new and exciting items you will come out with next!!
This is for the Powercore+ 20100, this is an incredible battery, I was looking for a battery pack that can charge my MacBook Pro 2016 13in which has USB C, with this port I could finally use a battery bank, I had previously owned a power bank from Anker, and I was extremely satisfied from that product so I decided to go with anker again, the Pwercore+ 20100 can charge 3 devices at the same time which is great because I am always out with friends. I also travel a lot and I use my laptop a lot and I am sometimes away from a power source, this battery bank did the trick, it charges my 13 in MacBook Pro 2016 completely, it even had enough extra juice to charge my phone a couple more times. I am extremely happy with the powercore+ 20100, would definitely recommend getting it, .
This speaker is so small and cute! It certainly surprised me how loud and punchy the sound is coming from it's relatively small size. This speaker is small and compact (literally fits in the palm of your hand), which makes it perfect for traveling. It even comes with a small pouch so you can carry it in your backpack or hang it around your wrist. One small flaw on this speaker is that you can't charge it while listening but it finishes charging around 3 hours, giving abour 12 hours of listening use. It'd be nice if there were more color options too. I've had this speaker for a little over a year and it still looks and sounds like it's in new condition. I highly recommend this speaker to anyone who wants a simple small affordable speaker that'll last for a long time!
Hi @benjani55 , expanding your review to include reasons of your feature likes (or dislikes of the product) along with a picture or two will help others who maybe interested in this product, not to mention helping your chances of qualifying for a prize.
Where do I start. I bought this speaker as I know Anker only produce high quality items and for the price I thought why not. Just received it and can honestly say you won't find a better speaker without spending about triple the amount. The quality stays crisp and the bass is impressive even at full volume. It gets pretty loud and still manages to keep the quality of the audio top notch. With the new feistier like water and dust proof I can finally use a quality speaker without worrying about any steam of my shower affecting it. Would absolutely recommend and I now love Anker products more then ever. For the price go for it, I have already ordered a second one for my girlfriend.
With almost endless options for Bluetooth speakers, I turned to see the offerings from Anker, a brand I've come to trust from previous purchases plus this speaker has over 4,500+ reviews on Amazon I felt confident the sound from this speaker would be sweet to the beat.
My car is from the era of CD players before any Bluetooth connectivity or even an aux input so could I find a solution to play my tunes via a portable Bluetooth speaker for the car, a speaker which still filled the car with delightful sounds and didn't have to be plugged in all the time. Well, yes, yes I could.
It's almost like when Anker designed this speaker they had me in mind, thinking to themselves hey, this will perfectly snugly fit in Nib's car to give him a solution for his outdated stereo and hear quality sound while driving on the open road. They were right. It's the perfect solution for me and my car, Thank You, Team Anker.
With a rich sound playing all my latest tracks booming through the 6W (2x3W) speakers while driving it's truly impressive how this relatively small compact portable speaker can fill the car with tunes. A brilliant bonus is the built in mic for hands-free calling too, perfect!
This speaker keeps on giving too, with a 24-hour battery it doesn't matter how long my car journey is it keeps on playing and being ultra portable when I reach the destination the speaker can easily come with me to continue the fine tunes gracing your ears.
The build quality matches the sound this speaker pumps out, quality. It's what I've come to love and respect about Anker. Simply you can trust and rely on Anker to deliver.
Thank's to Anker for caring so much about providing such a tip-top product. Bravo Anker, Bravo.
I'll talk about an Anker product that seems small and trivial, but for me is used daily and has a lasting impact.
The Anker PowerLine USB cables are used by me and my family at least daily to keep our phones charged. I ordered a pack of 5 about a year ago due to a wobbly micro usb cable and a cracking usb cable receptacle in my old Samsung cable. My friend recommended me to buy Anker, as he has experience with it and has bought multiple Anker batteries from them, so I decided to give it a try. I'm still using the cables to this day, with little to no scratches on them.
Excellent placement of the SoundCore...it's like that spot in the center console was meant to hold it.
Oh, I forgot to mention that I think Anker should make a solar panel with a 20,000 + mAh battery built in. Like the powerport fusion, but solar.
Quick Charge is the best and my favorite feature. Love it!!!
That is odd you are finding the solar slow to charge the iphone. It should be as fast as anything else possible. Did you try unplugging and replugging? The usual weakness with Apple and solar is the Apple locks its draw to the lowest it sees so any temporary shade on solar then permanently lowers the ingest. This is the primary reason why most Apple users use an intermediate battery which is less finnicky with solar to then produce a constant output to the finnicky Apple product.


The final chapter of the HORSE pentology. Scud and Sussudio teleport to heaven and meet their maker. Someone's got answers and a question of their own. We find that Sussudio has a very famous father. When all is said and done, S & S will have to shoot their way out of heaven. There's just 1 issue left of Scud: The Disposable Assassin. Buy your back issues, buy this issue, and hang on tight.
15 pages of this book contain a mini Schrab one-shot called Black Octopus. Witness the violent, sexual antics of a sixteen year old female cat burglar- years before Scud existed.


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EchoHawk, John E.
Hugh W. Foley
In: Encyclopedia of Politics of the American West
Edited by: Steven L. Danver
Subject: American Political History
Foley, H. W. (2013). Echohawk, john e. In S. L. Danver (Ed.), Encyclopedia of politics of the American West (pp. 296-296). Washington, DC: CQ Press doi: 10.4135/9781452276076.n143
Foley, Hugh W. "EchoHawk, John E.." In Encyclopedia of Politics of the American West, edited by Steven L. Danver, 296. Washington, DC: CQ Press, 2013. doi: 10.4135/9781452276076.n143.
Foley, H W 2013, 'Echohawk, john e.', in Danver, SL (ed.), Encyclopedia of politics of the american west, CQ Press, Washington, DC, pp. 296, viewed 16 July 2019, doi: 10.4135/9781452276076.n143.
Foley, Hugh W. "EchoHawk, John E.." Encyclopedia of Politics of the American West. Ed. Steven L. Danver. Washington: CQ Press, 2013. 296. SAGE Knowledge. Web. 16 Jul. 2019, doi: 10.4135/9781452276076.n143.
Executive director of the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, John E. EchoHawk (1945–) was the initial graduate of a special program to produce American Indian attorneys at the University of New Mexico, completing his law degree in 1970. Since then, he has developed into one of the most prominent attorneys in the United States, emerging victorious in several high-profile cases regarding the rights of Native American people and tribes. The National Law Journal noted EchoHawk as one of the one hundred most influential lawyers in America. He has received several important awards for his work, including the president's Indian Service Award from the National Congress of American Indians, a Distinguished Service Award from the Americans for Indian Opportunity, and during his ...
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Based on feedback I received from residents, I moved several motions directing the city to improve its response to residential infill construction sites and ensure that our neighbourhoods are protected and respected when undergoing development.
In response, City staff developed a multi-faceted strategy to minimize the negative impacts of residential infill construction and streamline how the City deals with problem properties.
As part of this strategy, Toronto Building has created an infill development website with information on how to be a good neighbour during the construction process and how the city effectively responds to and addresses complaints about construction sites.
Furthermore, if you have concerns about a residential infill development in your neighbourhood, you are now able to find the contact information of the City's building inspector online here.
For more information on the City's Residential Infill Development Strategy, please visit www.toronto.ca/infill.
The Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood is experiencing some of the most extreme intensification in the entire city – by 2030, between 24,000 and 28,000 new residents are expected to live in the area.
The Ontario Municipal Board has continued to approve development after development without considering whether there is the infrastructure capacity to handle such a huge increase of development and the impacts to the existing community.
The OMB-approved 35-storey building at 18-30 Erskine Avenue – right next to John Fisher Junior Public School – is the ultimate example of this irresponsible and narrow-focused provincial planning process. While I'm encouraged by the province's recently announced reforms to the OMB, they're unfortunately too late for already approved developments like the one at 18-30 Erskine and the overdevelopment of Yonge-Eglinton more generally.
In the meantime, the city is developing a new planning framework – called Midtown in Focus – to improve parks, open space and streetscape in the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood. In 2015, I moved to expand the scope of Midtown in Focus to include a review of the performance and capacity of city infrastructure, including transit, transportation networks, community services, water and energy.
Midtown in Focus will begin to come to fruition later this year when city staff bring forward draft recommendations for the updated Yonge Eglinton Secondary Plan. The new Secondary Plan is expected to be completed in mid-2018.
In my first term, based on feedback from residents, I moved several motions urging the city to improve its response to residential infill construction sites and ensure that our neighbourhoods are protected and respected when undergoing development.
In response, last year city staff developed a multi-faceted strategy to minimize the negative impacts of residential infill construction and streamline how the city deals with problem properties.
Toronto Building is also in the midst of developing requirements for a new and improved notice that permit holders will be required to post on site.
Be sure to check out toronto.ca/infill, which provides resources for residents, including a Good Neighbour Guide outlining requirements, best practices and communication tips to help everyone involved move smoothly through the project.
Since I became your local Councillor in 2010, I've fought to transform our city's local planning processes to make them more responsive to the needs and concerns of our city's local neighbourhoods.
Over the years, there have been significant obstacles in getting the city to establish its own Local Appeal Body, an independent decision-making body that will replace the Ontario Municipal Board in hearing appeals of Committee of Adjustment decisions on minor variance and consent applications.
But after years of hard work, Toronto's Local Appeal Body (TLAB) is finally up and running at 40 Orchard View Boulevard, in the heart of the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood!
To learn more about the TLAB, including the hearing schedule and how to appeal a Committee of Adjustment decision, please click here.
In my first term, based on what I was hearing from residents, I moved several motions urging the city to improve its response to residential infill construction sites and ensure that our neighbourhoods are protected and respected when undergoing development.
Be sure to check out toronto.ca/infill, which provides great resources for residents, including a Good Neighbour Guide outlining requirements, best practices and communication tips to help everyone involved move smoothly through the project.
Since I became your local Councillor in 2010, I've advocated for reforms to make the Committee of Adjustment more effective, accountable and transparent. While there is still a long way to go, I'm happy to let you know that a number of improvements have been announced recently.
One of my goals has been to make the Committee of Adjustment more accessible and user-friendly, and I'm pleased to share that detailed information about minor variance and consent applications is now available through the Application Information Centre. This means that you can easily access all variance lists, site plans and supporting documents online.
The city has also just announced the launch of the Committee of Adjustment's Mediation Pilot Program. This free and voluntary program will allow neighbours to access professional assistance and avoid extensive – and expensive – appeals.
The mediation sessions will be conducted by a neutral third-party mediator and a neutral, experienced professional planner with knowledge of the city's planning policies and minor variance legislation.
To learn more about the Mediation Pilot Program, click here.
As you may know, in my first term I moved several successful motions requesting significant improvements to the Committee of Adjustment (CoA) in order to strengthen transparency and accountability.
I'm please to let you know that City Planning is finally moving ahead with a number of these improvements.
Earlier this year, city staff implemented my recommendation to record CoA hearings. In the coming months, they'll also be mobilizing technology in other ways to reduce costs and waste.
For example, the newly launched eServices portal requires digital submission of CoA applications – this means that information and decisions relating to active applications will be easily available online at the Application Information Centre on the city's website.
City Planning has also prepared a CoA brochure that will help residents navigate the processes and procedures of the Committee and more effectively engage in hearings.
Moving forward, city staff will be conducting a full review of CoA processes in each district of Toronto to ensure a more consistent practice across the entire city.
The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) has had a significant impact on Ward 25 – from Yonge and Eglinton to Bayview Avenue and Don Mills, our neighbourhoods are under intense pressure because of the OMB.
The OMB is a provincially appointed, quasi-judicial administrative tribunal that hears planning appeals from the municipal level. When an application is appealed to the OMB, it's the OMB – not the City of Toronto – that decides whether to approve the application.
The OMB Members that preside over cases are often not from Toronto and do not have the intimate knowledge and local context of our neighbourhoods that the city's planning departments and local representatives have.
Additionally, while many jurisdictions have planning appeal bodies, none have the same power and broad rights that the OMB does. The OMB has more extensive influence over local planning-related matters than any other provincial board in Canada.
Since I became your local Councillor, nearly every major development in Ward 25 has been appealed to the OMB. This has resulted in over 3,800 residential units and 330 storeys being decided by the province, not the city.
I've voted four times with City Council to remove Toronto from the jurisdiction of the OMB. Although the province has not yet acted on releasing Toronto from the OMB's grasp, they've launched a review of the Board's scope and effectiveness.
Alternative dispute resolution and fewer hearings.
The deadline for providing feedback is December 19, 2016.
I also encourage you to attend the province's OMB Town Hall in Toronto on November 15 at 6:00 p.m. at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. To RSVP, please click here.
Midtown in Focus is an innovative vision for the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood and includes planning principles to improve parks, open space and the streetscape.
City Council approved Midtown in Focus with broad community support in 2014 following an extensive public consultation process. The plan aims to increase green space in the Yonge-Eglinton area and is a key component of the area's livability moving forward.
Unfortunately, since the passing of the Midtown in Focus plan, it has been appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board. The first pre-hearing for this appeal will be held on July 12.
If you're interested in getting involved in fighting this appeal, please don't hesitate to contact my office.
Brainstorming with residents, city staff and neighbouring Councillor Christin Carmichael Greb at the latest Midtown Planning Group meeting.
Committee of Adjustment meetings are now being recorded!
In my first term, I directed staff to consider the feasibility of recording Committee of Adjustment panels to improve transparency and accountability. In November 2015, city staff brought forward a positive report recommending the purchase and installation of a storage and recording device.
The device has now been installed and tested at City Hall, and audio-visual recording of all Committee of Adjustment meetings began on May 1, 2016.
Staff also reported this month that live streaming of the panels will be possible as of July 1, 2016 – this means that you can follow the meetings right from your own home!
You can read the full report to the May meeting of the Planning & Growth Management Committee here.
Residential infill construction activity in Toronto has more than doubled between 2010 and 2015 – and 33% of this construction is happening in Ward 25 and the two neighbouring Wards.
Last term, I moved several motions at the Planning & Growth Management Committee – directly based on what I was hearing from local residents – to improve and streamline the city's response to problem residential infill construction sites.
It's high time that contractors start playing by the rules and that residents have easy access to information that will help them better navigate what's happening in their neighbourhoods.
Staff's recommendations also provide timelines for the roll out of each recommendation – in my mind, this improves transparency and holds the city accountable.
You can read staff's full report by clicking here.
In early 2017, Municipal Licensing & Standards will provide recommendations on dust control measures, including the enactment of a bylaw regulating dust from construction activities.
Improvements to the Committee of Adjustment are on the way!
A public participation strategy to ensure the public is well-informed about the process and has the tools to effectively engage in Committee of Adjustment hearings.
For the full text of my motion, click here.
I'm pleased to announce that, at this month's Planning and Growth Management Committee, city staff brought forward a report recommending the purchase and installation of a device that would allow for the full audio-visual recording of Committee of Adjustment meetings.
Audio-visual recordings of Committee of Adjustment panels will improve the transparency of the process by keeping a record of the meetings.
The device will be installed at City Hall in January 2016.
While there is a significant amount of work still to be done to overhaul the Committee of Adjustment, I'm heartened to see the realization of one of my long-standing recommendations. I look forward to seeing more improvements to the Committee of Adjustment in the near future.
The Planning and Growth Management Committee also requested a report on the feasibility of live-streaming Committee of Adjustment meetings – this means you could follow the meetings from the comfort of your home.
Be on the lookout for that report in 2016!
As no doubt you're aware, Toronto is facing incredible intensification pressure. That's why I'm pleased to announce that the city is getting traction on real and significant planning reform!
In my first term in office, I worked with the former Chair of the Planning and Growth Management Committee to get the establishment of a Local Appeal Body (LAB) off the ground. City Council approved the LAB in July 2014.
The LAB will be an independent decision-making body that will replace the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) in hearing appeals of minor variance and consent applications.
The goal is to give Toronto more control over defining its own neighbourhoods. For example, the city, not the province, will appoint LAB members and set up the appointments process. The LAB will also determine its own rules of practice and procedure.
A report from City Planning about the LAB will be coming to Executive Committee in January 2016.
For more information on the LAB, check out this staff presentation from spring 2014.
Toronto is experiencing unprecedented growth. While many neighbourhoods are feeling the pinch, few are experiencing levels of growth and change like the Yonge-Eglinton area. This growth has direct impacts on our built form and infrastructure – from transit to schools to stormwater management.
That's why, in July 2015, I asked the Chief Planner to report on planning tools that can be used to help manage intensification pressure in the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood.
The goal of the study, the Yonge and Eglinton Growth, Built Form and Infrastructure Review, is to develop an evidence-based planning approach that can better inform the development review process and policy-making moving forward.
From my perspective, any and all growth needs to be effectively managed to ensure the continued liveability of our community. These planning tools will guide the vision, form and fit of future developments with a focus on the context-specific character of the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood.
Building on the recently City Council-approved Midtown in Focus, a plan focusing on public realm improvements to streets, buildings and open spaces, the Yonge and Eglinton Review is really four plans in one. Using recent growth analyses, the Review examines built form, cultural heritage, community infrastructure and transportation and municipal services.
A key component of the review involves a detailed analysis of the performance and capacity of city infrastructure, including transportation networks, water, wastewater and energy. The final report will outline what infrastructural improvements would be needed based on projected growth estimates.
Expected in Spring 2016, the report will enhance the development review process by providing hard data on the multiple impacts of intensification in Yonge-Eglinton.
The bottom line is that we want to maintain the unique feel of the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood and the characteristics that make it a vibrant community.
For updates on the Yonge and Eglinton Growth, Built Form and Infrastructure Review, click here.
Intensification is a major issue across Ward 25. The Yonge-Eglinton area in particular is facing very significant development pressure.
That's why I moved a motion earlier this year at City Council directing the Chief Planner to report on planning tools that can be used to help manage the growth and intensification pressure in the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood. Click here to read my motion.
I also directed staff to accelerate the built form study of the Yonge-Eglinton area. The goal of this study is to develop up-to-date policies to guide growth and maintain the neighbourhood's quality of life. The study builds on the Midtown in Focus plan, a City Council approved strategy to improve parks, open spaces and streets.
To stay up-to-date about the master plan for the Yonge-Eglinton area, click here.
Residential infill construction can be a major disruption, especially for immediate neighbours and nearby homes.Late last year, I moved a motion asking for a comprehensive report on how the city can improve its response to problem construction sites.
Developing a plan to effectively deal with buildings that are not built according to plan.
Earlier this summer, city staff brought a work plan to the Planning and Growth Management Committee. The work plan sets out an extensive review of best practices, research and issue identification as well as ratepayer and industry consultation.You can find the work plan here. A final report is expected in fall 2015.


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The Queens Museum's summertime staple, Passport Thursdays: International Dance, Music, and Film Series, returns for another exciting season featuring some of the many international locales that fuel Queens' cultural and artistic vitality. This year's adventure includes stops in Ecuador, Ethiopia, India, and Taiwan. So leave your baggage at home and bring a picnic blanket out to Flushing Meadows Corona Park for an evening in the shadow of the majestic Unisphere. There will be free artmaking workshops for families before the films start, our cafe will remain open until 8pm, and we won't let a little rain spoil the fun, we'll just move the whole event indoors.
Film: Go Grandriders! (Tian-Hao Hua, 2013, 80 min, Mandarin with English ST)
A group of senior citizens, many of whom learn how to ride a motorcycle for the first time, embark on what may be the most daring adventures of their lives: a 13-day tour around the island of Taiwan entirely on motorcycles. Among these 17 "Grandriders," two have had cancer, four need hearing aids, five suffer from high blood pressure, eight have coronary heart disease, and every one of them has joint problems. However, at the youthful age of 80+, they dare to challenge themselves and discover the land they have lived all their lives from a new perspective. View the trailer here.
Yuhan Su Band: A native of Taiwan, New York based-vibraphonist Su came to the United States in 2008 to study at Berklee College of Music. Since then, she has performed with her jazz quartet throughout the East Coast and joined the acclaimed saxophonist Greg Osby's label, Inner Circle Music. The band will perform a set of music featuring the traditional music from different ethnic groups in Taiwan, including Taiwu ancient ballads, Hakka traditional song, and Taiwanese folk song, with Hakka singer-songwriter Yu-Wei Hsieh as special guest. Yuhan will bring a new series of compositions inspired by Chinese mythological KuaFu, a giant who decided to chase and catch the Sun.
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Huang Zi-huang 黃子鐶: Born in Pingtung, Taiwan in 1961, she lives and creates art in Jhutian Township, Pingtung County, Taiwan. Huang's Ziyou studio attempts to preserve and promote Hakka culture and craft. She created portraits and seal-engravings in the early years when in high school. She started printmaking under the tutelage of Chen Kuo-chan in 1990, and gained a better understanding of woodcut prints from printmakers Chen Chi Mao and Fang Xiang in 1991. Her first printmaking solo exhibition "I Am between Black and White" was held in Pingtung County Cultural Center in 2002. She stayed in Fangliao Art Village in 2002 as a resident artist. Through exchanges with various artists during her stay in the village, she envisioned how to bring printmaking into the field of contemporary art, surpassing its origins in craft. This involved both devising installations and arranging interactivity involving printmaking. In 2005, she held a printmaking solo exhibition "Books, Bookplates, I" that took as its theme treating prints as "art objects" and enlarged the intersection of printmaking and contemporary art. In 2014 she was invited to participate in Passport to Taiwan at Union Square in Manhattan NY. Her works has been collected by: Chimei Museum, Taiwan, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Angel Art Gallery, and Cultural Affairs Department of Pingtung County.
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10 facts about today's college graduates
By Katherine Schaeffer
A San Jose State University graduate prepares for commencement ceremonies with his family in December 2021. (Aric Crabb/MediaNews Group/East Bay Times via Getty Images)
Having a bachelor's degree remains an important advantage in many sectors of the U.S. labor market. College graduates generally out-earn those who have not attended college, and they are more likely to be employed in the first place. At the same time, many Americans say they cannot afford to get a four-year degree – or that they just don't want to.
Here are key facts about American college graduates.
This Pew Research Center analysis about U.S. college graduates relies on data from sources including the Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the National Center for Education Statistics, the National Student Clearinghouse and the Federal Reserve Bank, as well as surveys conducted by the Center.
Everyone who took the Pew Research Center surveys cited is a member of the Center's American Trends Panel (ATP), an online survey panel that is recruited through national, random sampling of residential addresses. This way nearly all U.S. adults have a chance of selection. The survey is weighted to be representative of the U.S. adult population by gender, race, ethnicity, partisan affiliation, education and other categories. Read more about the ATP's methodology.
Nearly four-in-ten Americans ages 25 and older have a bachelor's degree, a share that has grown over the last decade. As of 2021, 37.9% of adults in this age group held a bachelor's degree, including 14.3% who also obtained a graduate or professional degree, according to data from the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey. That share is up 7.5 percentage points from 30.4% in 2011.
An additional 10.5% had an associate degree in 2021. About four-in-ten Americans ages 25 and older had a high school diploma with no further education (25.3%) or completed some college but didn't have a degree (14.9%).
In a reversal, women are now more likely than men to graduate from college, according to the Current Population Survey. In 2021, 39% of women ages 25 and older had a bachelor's degree or more education, compared with 37% of men in the same age range. The gap in college completion is even wider among adults ages 25 to 34: 46% of women in this age group have at least a bachelor's degree, compared with 36% of men.
In an October 2021 Pew Research Center survey of Americans without a degree, 34% of men said a major reason why they have not received a four-year college degree is that they just didn't want to. Only one-in-four women said the same. Men were also more likely to say a major reason they didn't have a four-year degree is that they didn't need more education for the job or career they wanted (26% of men said this vs. 20% of women).
Women (44%) were more likely than men (39%) to say not being able to afford college was a major reason they don't have a bachelor's degree. Men and women were about equally likely to say a major impediment was needing to work to help support their family.
There are racial and ethnic differences in college graduation patterns, as well as in the reasons for not completing a degree. Among adults ages 25 and older, 61% of Asian Americans have a bachelor's degree or more education, along with 42% of White adults, 28% of Black adults and 21% of Hispanic adults, according to 2021 Current Population Survey data. The share of bachelor's degree holders in each group has increased since 2010. That year, 52% of Asian Americans had a four-year degree or more, compared with a third of White adults, 20% of Black adults and 14% of Hispanic adults.
The October 2021 Center survey found that among adults without a bachelor's degree, Hispanic adults (52%) were more likely than those who are White (39%) or Black (41%) to say a major reason they didn't graduate from a four-year college is that they couldn't afford it. Hispanic and Black adults were more likely than their White counterparts to say needing to work to support their family was a major reason.
While a third of White adults said not wanting to go to school was a major reason they didn't complete a four-year degree, smaller shares of Black (22%) and Hispanic (23%) adults said the same. White adults were also more likely to cite not needing more education for the job or career they wanted. (There weren't enough Asian adults without a bachelor's degree in the sample to analyze separately.)
Only 62% of students who start a degree or certificate program finish their program within six years, according to the most recent data from the National Student Clearinghouse, a nonprofit verification and research organization that tracked first-time college students who enrolled in fall 2015 with the intent of pursuing a degree or certificate. The degree completion rate for this group was highest among students who started at four-year, private, nonprofit schools (78.3%), and lowest among those who started at two-year public institutions (42.2%).
Business is the most commonly held bachelor's degree, followed by health professions. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, about a fifth (19%) of the roughly 2 million bachelor's degrees conferred in 2019-20 were in business. Health professions and related programs were the second most-popular field, making up 12.6% of degrees conferred that year. Business has been the single most common major since 1980-81; before that, education led the way.
The least common bachelor's degrees in 2019-20 were in military technologies and applied sciences (1,156 degrees conferred in 2019-20), library science (118), and precision production (39).
There is a growing earnings gap between young college graduates and their counterparts without degrees. In 2021, full-time workers ages 22 to 27 who held a bachelor's degree, but no further education, made a median annual wage of $52,000, compared with $30,000 for full-time workers of the same age with a high school diploma and no degree, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This gap has widened over time. Young bachelor's degree holders earned a median annual wage of $48,481 in 1990, compared with $35,257 for full-time workers ages 22 to 27 with a high school diploma.
The unemployment rate is lower for college graduates than for workers without a bachelor's degree, and that gap widened as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. In February 2020, just before the COVID-19 outbreak began in the U.S., only 1.9% of college graduates ages 25 and older were unemployed, compared with 3.1% of workers who completed some college but not a four-year degree, and 3.7% of workers with only a high school diploma. By June 2020, after the pandemic hit, 6.8% of college grads, 10.8% of workers with some college, and 12.2% of high school grads were unemployed.
By March 2022, the unemployment rate had nearly returned to pre-pandemic levels for college graduates (2%) while dropping to 3% among those with some college education but no four-year degree, and 4% among those with only a high school diploma.
Recent college graduates are more likely than graduates overall to be underemployed – that is, working in jobs that typically do not require a college degree, according to an analysis of Census Bureau and BLS data by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. As of December 2021, 41% of college graduates ages 22 to 27 were underemployed, compared with 34% among all college graduates. The underemployment rates for recent college grads rose in 2020 as the COVID-19 outbreak strained the job market, but have since returned to pre-pandemic levels.
As of the end of 2021, only 34% of underemployed graduates ages 22 to 27 worked what the Fed defines as "good non-college jobs" – those paying at least $45,000 a year – down from around half in the 1990s. The share of underemployed graduates ages 22 to 27 in low-wage jobs – those earning less than $25,000 annually – rose from about 9% in 1990 to 11% last year.
When it comes to income and wealth accumulation, first-generation college graduates lag substantially behind those with college-educated parents, according to a May 2021 Pew Research Center analysis. Households headed by a first-generation college graduate – that is, someone who has completed at least a bachelor's degree but does not have a parent with a college degree – had a median annual income of $99,600 in 2019, compared with $135,800 for households headed by those with at least one parent who graduated from college. The median wealth of households headed by first-generation college graduates ($152,000) also trailed that of households headed by someone with a parent who graduated from college ($244,500). The higher household income of the latter facilitates saving and wealth accumulation.
The gap also reflects differences in how individuals finance their education. Second-generation college graduates tend to come from more affluent families, while first-generation college graduates are more likely to incur education debt than those with a college-educated parent.
Most Americans with college degrees see value in their experience. In the Center's October 2021 survey, majorities of graduates said their college education was extremely or very useful when it came to helping them grow personally and intellectually (79%), opening doors to job opportunities (70%) and developing specific skills and knowledge that could be used in the workplace (65%).
Younger college graduates were less likely than older ones to see value in their college education. For example, only a third of college graduates younger than 50 said their college experience was extremely useful in helping them develop skills and knowledge that could be used in the workplace. Among college graduates ages 50 and older, 45% said this.
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Katherine Schaeffer is a research analyst at Pew Research Center.
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A federal court ruling has declared police can shoot a dog that barks or moves while the officer is investigating a home.
This decision answers the lawsuit that Mark and Cheryl Brown brought up against police in Battle Creek, Michigan. Officers that entered the Browns' home looking for drugs in 2013 wound up shooting their two pit bulls but found no drugs.
According to AOL News, the Browns' lawsuit claimed the incident equated to unlawful seizure of their property and violated their Fourth Amendment rights.
The couple said the officers shot and killed their two dogs, both pit bulls, while following up on a search warrant looking for drugs in a home owned by Cheryl Brown's daughter, Danielle Nesbitt. The police were led to the address looking for Vincent Jones, Nesbitt's boyfriend, who had a criminal history of weapons-related charges, according to WOOD TV.
Officer Christof Klein and his partner entered the Brown's home in 2013 by force, not hearing the owner say he had a key for the door. Once inside the home, Klein testified, a pit bull belonging to the Browns "had only moved a few inches," but the officer saw the motion as a "lunge" and shot the dog.
After Klein shot and killed the first dog, he attempted to go down to the basement, where he saw the second dog. Klein shot the animal after it barked at the officers.
As AOL News notes, the dog ran behind a furnace, where a third officer saw "blood coming out of numerous holes in the dog, and . . . [he] didn't want to see it suffer." Klein shot the dog again, killing it.
The decision of the appeals court noted that killing the dogs was an intrusion, "given the emotional attachment between a dog and an owner," but it left the discretion of killing the animals in the hands of the police.
The incident with the Browns' dogs is not the first time excessive force has been used on pets by police. A police officer in Oklahoma used an assault rifle to shoot a dog during a boy's 5th birthday party while following up on an outdated warrant.
As many as 10,000 dogs a year are shot and killed by police officers. This is an epidemic and needs to stop. Click the button below to make a difference and join the many others who believe police need mandatory training in non-lethal approaches.
Thousands of dogs are killed by police when they show up at the wrong address and shoot first without thinking. Dogs are family members, not property. The families are left devastated, and the poor dogs lose their lives. Taking a life is serious and needs to be treated as such.
Dogs deserve more respect from the police!
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Who is the Best Baccarat Player?
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If you're playing baccarat, then you're probably wondering, "Who is the best b-card player?" You may have seen some slick TV shows or read about Phil Ivey, but who is really the best? And what are his betting stakes? If you're not sure, we'll take a look at Akio Kashiwagi's approach, as well.
During 2012, Phil Ivey wired over PS1 keek million to Crockfords Casino in the United Kingdom, and another $3 million to the Borgata. In two days at the London-based Crockfords Casino, Ivey won over $10 million. Many casinos cried foul after Ivey won so much, but Ivey insists that his edge-sorting technique is entirely legitimate.
In fact, Ivey has won so many tournaments that it is difficult to keep track of all of them. But there are several standout results in his career. In 2012, he won the Aussie Millions Super High Roller event, which costs a staggering $250,000 to enter. In 2014, he won another AU$2.2 million and made history again by winning the tournament again in 2015. His record-breaking results in baccarat events are truly incredible.
Ivey has been accused of edge-sorting, a controversial weworld technique that involved examining the backs of cards to find irregularities. However, it's completely legal, and Phil Ivey used it to win $10 million at the Borgata in Atlantic City. When the technique became public, the Borgata sued him and forced him to pay back the money he won. In the end, Ivey paid back his winnings.
Akio Kashiwagi
If you've ever been to a casino, you've probably heard about Akio Kashiwagi. This Japanese high roller and baccarat prodigy made millions skillpage of dollars gambling. He never left a casino without winning huge sums of money. He even earned the nickname "Warrior" among casino employees. Known to wager $100 000 or more per hand, Kashiwagi was famous for playing countless hours without sleep.
While most people think of baccarat as a game that requires a high level of skill and strategy, it has its share of legends. Akio Kashiwagi won six to eight million dollars in just one evening in 1990 at the Trump Plaza Casino. His record-breaking success brought him fame in Japan, and the world. In fact, his winning streak was so legendary, that Trump was reportedly furious and wanted to sue. His statistical experts told him that baccarat was the best option to win.
Akio Kashiwagi's betting stakes
The mystery of Akio Kashiwagi's death essembly and the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death continue to plague the Japanese gambling community. The late real estate developer was found dead on Jan. 3 near Mount Fuji, stabbing himself 150 times with a katana. Kashiwagi had been one of Japan's highest-stakes gamblers, with credit lines in the millions. He was also said to have been involved in a criminal yakuza, and his murder led to speculation about his involvement. However, the mysterious case remains unsolved, and the world is still waiting to learn more about his death.
The Japanese real estate investor Akio Kashiwagi once claimed to be a billionaire. His massive gambling escapades began in the 1970s when he regularly visited Atlantic City and Las Vegas casinos. During this time, he was up to $10 million in a single filestube hand, and was known as the "Warrior".
Betting with the banker
You may have wondered about betting with the banker when playing baccara. This strategy is based on the fact that the banker's hand is almost always in the right. In other words, betting with the banker will increase your odds of winning. You should also know that betting with the banker will incur a small commission. However, this does not mean that you should always bet with the banker.
To make sure that you're winning the game, you have to learn money management skills. Moreover, you must set attainable goals for winning and setting limits for your losses. For instance, if you have a bankroll of $1,000, set a cap at $500. If you win by 50%, then you should stop playing for the day and pocket the remaining 50%. It's always better to bet with the banker than to bet too much and lose a lot of money.
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Lunchtime Recital
Jessica Dandy (Contralto)
Sholto Kynoch (Pianist)
Presented in association with the University of Birmingham
Contralto Jess Dandy, an Oxford Lieder Young Artist, is fast emerging as one of the most exciting young singers today. Her programme features settings of Baudelaire, including the world premiere of a new song by our Associate Composer, Cheryl Frances-Hoad. She and Sholto Kynoch also perform settings of the seventeenth-century poet and fabulist Jean de la Fontaine, with songs by Saint-Saëns, Offenbach and Gounod.
Watch Jess Dandy and Dylan Perez at last year's Young Artist Platform, performing Ravel:
Henri Duparc (1848 - 1933)
L'invitation au voyage
Tawnie Olson
Le Revenant
Gabriel Fauré (1845 - 1924)
Hymne (Op.7 no.2)
Chant d'automne (Op.5 no.1)
Louis Vierne (1870 - 1937)
Les Hiboux
Cheryl Frances-Hoad (b. 1980)
Une Charogne
Camille Saint-Saëns (1835 - 1921)
La Cigale et la fourmi
André Caplet (1878 - 1925)
Le corbeau et le renard from Trois Fables de Jean de la Fontaine
Le loup et l'agneau from Trois Fables de Jean de la Fontaine
Jacques Offenbach (1819 - 1880)
Le corbeau et le renard from Six Fables de La Fontaine
La laitière et le pot au lait from Six Fables de La Fontaine
La Cigale et la fourmi from Six Fables de La Fontaine
Jessica Dandy
Contralto
Jess Dandy studied at Trinity College, Cambridge and Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she held a fellowship and graduated with distinction. She was the winner of the London Bach Society Singers Prize 2017 and Oxford Lieder Young Artist 2018. She currently studies with Gary Coward. A Britten-Pears Young Artist and Heidelberger Frühling Scholar, she has performed at 22 Mansfield Street, Holywell Music Room, Wigmore Hall, Barbican Hall, Pierre Boulez Saal and Heidelberg Stadthalle. Jess is also co-founder with mezzo-soprano, Joan... Read Full Biography
Sholto Kynoch
Sholto Kynoch is a sought-after pianist who specialises in chamber music and song accompaniment. In addition to a busy performance schedule and a fast-growing discography, he is the founder and director of the Oxford Lieder Festival, the UK's most renowned song festival, which recently won a prestigious Royal Philharmonic Society Award. In recent years he has appeared at London's Wigmore Hall, the Palau de la Música in Barcelona, the Berliner Konzerthaus, the Victoria Concert Hall in Singapore, the Opéra de Lille... Read Full Biography
2. Beowulf: Jess Dandy & Dylan Perez


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Forces of Change and Disruption
Silicon Valley continues to dominate the VC landscape. But its grip is slipping.
The result is the emergence of a new ecosystem of mobility that could offer faster, cheaper, cleaner, safer, more efficient, and more customized travel.
How Likely Is Your Industry to Be Disrupted? Harvard Business Review. Disruptive Innovation. This 2×2 Matrix Will Tell You. Industry disruption, as Accenture research has found, is reasonably predictable. And with wisdom about its predictability comes opportunity. To help business leaders better understand industry disruption, we developed an index that measures an industry's current level of disruption as well as its susceptibility to future disruption. JORG GREUEL/GETTY IMAGES View on hbr.org
The New World of Innovation-as-a-Service. Entrepreneur. Capturing innovation from "the crowd" (as in crowdsourcing) is now streamlined enough to become a part of any company's survival kit. But here is a truism that seems impervious to all this technological disruption: "You can't capture lightning in a bottle." We generally understand this to mean that genius can't be shackled and turned into a process. Brilliant ideas will happen on their own, not pulled from the mind under duress. Yet there is a growing community of entrepreneurs and academics who think that genius can be distilled into a process. What if lightning could be captured in a bottle? What if the exasperating pursuit of breakthrough ideas and technologies could be distilled into the push of a button or an act as simple as scrolling through an app like Instagram?
Forces of change: The future of mobility. Deloitte Insights. THE entire way people and goods travel from point A to point B is changing, driven by a series of converging technological and social trends: the rapid growth of carsharing and ridesharing; the increasing viability of electric and alternative powertrains; new, lightweight materials; and the growth of connected and, ultimately, autonomous vehicles. The result is the emergence of a new ecosystem of mobility that could offer faster, cheaper, cleaner, safer, more efficient, and more customized travel. www2.deloitte.com
Here's Where Startups in the U.S. Are Getting the Most VC Funding. Bloomberg. Silicon Valley continues to dominate the VC landscape. But its grip is slipping. Companies in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont metropolitan area collected $19.7 billion last year, 12 percent less than in 2015.
To Advance Artificial Intelligence, Reverse-Engineer the Brain. Wired. YOUR THREE-POUND BRAIN runs on just 20 watts of power—barely enough to light a dim bulb. Yet the machine behind our eyes has built civilizations from scratch, explored the stars, and pondered our existence. In contrast, IBM's Watson, a supercomputer that runs on 20,000 watts, can outperform humans at calculation and Jeopardy! but is still no match for human intelligence. GETTY IMAGES
Researchers Find Missing Link to Make Computers That Mimic the Brain. Inverse. The key to a new era of computer. In a paper published in Science Advances on Friday, researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Colorado describe how they built what they called a "superconducting synapse." Biological synapses are the junction between nerves where chemical signals are transmitted from the brain throughout the body. NIST's synapse can do everything its organic counterpart can do, but better.
Here's why 100 qubit quantum computers could change everything. The Next Web. One of the biggest barriers to advancing quantum computer hardware is dealing with all the noise generated by those qubits, they're hyperactive compared to regular bits, so it's hard to figure out what's going on with them. But a series of advancements in error-correction and noise-supression have recently paved the way forward. And, if history is any indicator, we can expect a usable 100 qubit processor as early as this year. Credit: Guilherme Yagui
Physicists Create New Form Of Light. MSN / Newsweek. For the first time, scientists have watched groups of three photons interacting and effectively producing a new form of light. In results published in Science, researchers suggest that this new light could be used to perform highly complex, incredibly fast quantum computations. This research is the latest step towards a long-fabled quantum computer, an ultra-powerful machine that could solve problems beyond the realm of traditional computers. Your desktop PC would, for example, struggle to solve the question: "If a salesman has lots of places to visit, what is the quickest route?"
NEW ISRAELI TECHNOLOGY REPLACES SURGEON'S KNIFE WITH NO-CUT ALTERNATIVE. Jerusalem Post. People who have to undergo surgery but fear the scalpel will have a less-frightening alternative, the enzymatic "blade." Researchers at the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering at Haifa's Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have developed a device that replaces the surgeon's knife with natural biological materials. The research was conducted by Prof. Avi Schroeder, a nanotechnology expert who is head of the targeted drugs laboratory and personalized medicine technologies at the faculty. The "blade" is based on the intelligent use of enzymes – biological molecules by which the body restores itself – as well as nanoparticles and technology for controlled release of drugs.
(19) Anticipate the growing shifts in life and business. Nobody wants to swim upstream if the current is moving everything in the opposite direction.
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La línea Toral de los Vados-Villafranca del Bierzo es una línea de ferrocarril de 9,1 kilómetros de longitud que pertenece a la red ferroviaria española. El trazado se encuentra en uso únicamente entre Toral de los Vados y el apartadero de cementos Cosmos, estando sin servicio desde esta última dependencia hasta Villafranca del Bierzo.

La línea fue abierta el 1 de marzo de 1883, coincidiendo con la apertura del tramo Ponferrada - Toral de los Vados de la línea Palencia-La Coruña. Desde el 1 de enero de 1985, únicamente es posible su explotación para transporte de mercancías.

En virtud de la catalogación de Adif, es la línea 802.

Características
Según indica la Declaración de la Red de Adif en su actualización de 2013, la línea está electrificada a 3 kV de corriente continua mediante hilo aéreo entre Toral de los Vados y Cosmos, y es de vía única.

En lo referente a la señalización, toda la línea está dotada de Control de Tráfico Centralizado (CTC), con Bloqueo Automático de Vía Única (BAU) entre Toral de los Vados y Cosmos.

Servicios ferroviarios

Mercancías
En la actualidad solo se prestan servicios ferroviarios en los primeros kilómetros de la línea, hasta la dependencia de Cementos Cosmos. La línea es la vía de salida de los distintos trenes que expide la cementera, operados por Renfe Mercancías con destino a distintos puntos de Galicia.

Véase también
 Línea León-La Coruña

Referencias

Bibliografía

Líneas de ferrocarril en Castilla y León

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Helen Mary Villarruel Lopez was born October 7, 1955 in Ogden, Utah to Joaquin and Beulah Villarruel. She went to Heaven to be with her dad, brother and all relatives that have previously left us.
She is survived by her husband, Jose; daughter, Celeste (Ben Redington); son, Joaquin Lopez; four granddaughters that she loved so much; and great-grandson, Bentley, her pride and joy. She is also survived by her siblings: Debbie (Daniel) Fraga, Kenny (Melody) Villarruel, Paul (Teresa) Villlarruel, Misty Zisumbo. She is also leaving behind countless nieces and nephews she loved dearly.
Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 11 am at St Joseph's Catholic Church, 514 24th St, Ogden. A viewing will be held Friday evening, February 8, 2019 from 6 to 8 pm with Holy Rosary at 7 pm at Aaron's Mortuary, 496 24th St, Ogden.