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Mark Anthony Dalesandro (born May 14, 1968) is a former Major League Baseball (MLB) catcher and third baseman.  He is an alumnus of Chicago's St. Ignatius College Prep (1986) and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Career
Drafted by the California Angels in the 18th round of the 1990 MLB amateur draft out of Illinois, Dalesandro would make his Major League Baseball debut with the California Angels on June 6, 1994, and appear in his final game on August 10, 2001.

Dalesandro played for the California Angels (-), Toronto Blue Jays (-) and Chicago White Sox ().

After his playing career, Dalesandro became President of Baseball/Softball Operations with Elite Sports Performance.

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Young people make up the largest and fastest growing proportion of the general population in East and Southern Africa. If young people have opportunities to realise their potential, this youth population 'bulge' could be an opportunity to renew the continent's social and economic capital.
Yet our adolescents and youth face many risks as they navigate their lives – unemployment and economic exclusion, unwanted pregnancies, high maternal deaths, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and gender-based violence.
Death in childbirth and HIV-related complications are the two main causes of mortality among young women in the region. A high proportion of girls do not want to fall pregnant but are not using contraception, and unsafe abortions continue to contribute to maternal deaths and injuries. When teenagers become mothers and fathers, they are often unable to reach their full potential.
Due to the sheer number of young people, their sexual behaviour will shape the course of the entire African continent. It is, therefore, critical to invest in young people's sexual and reproductive health. Research shows that investments in reproductive health protect the well-being of young people, maximize their potential for healthy and productive lives, and improve social and economic development.
UNFPA's response
UNFPA's Strategy on Adolescents and Youth, Towards Realizing the Full Potential of Adolescents and Youth, represents our strong commitment to the human rights of young people. The goal is to ensure access of adolescents and youth to sexual and reproductive health and realizing their rights.
UNFPA contributes to the advancement of adolescents and youth in five strategic ways, namely:
Enable evidence-based advocacy for comprehensive policy and programme development, investment and implementation;
Promote comprehensive sexuality education;
Build capacity for sexual and reproductive health service delivery (including for HIV prevention, treatment and care);
Take bold initiatives to reach marginalized and disadvantaged adolescents and youth, especially girls;
Promote youth leadership and participation.
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NAIROBI, Kenya/UNITED NATIONS, New York – Monicah, 13, was astonished to learn that female genital mutilation (FGM) is not an issue just within her...
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Proxies used to be primarily used in business and education networks as gateways to applications and internet access. A normal configuration would have a proxy server hard coded as a gateway for any internet traffic from a client PC. Backed up by your browser configuration, this meant that all internet access could be monitored and controlled by the company's network administrators by routing it through the proxy.
Although this function still exists, proxies also now have a myriad of uses in other sectors too. Many people use them to provide a level of anonymity and privacy, others use them to enable money making tools which require multiple connections. Ever heard of Sneaker Bots or Ticket Bots?
Here's an example of one of them called Soleslayer, but there are many more. The idea is that it's very difficult to obtain the latest sneakers online you have to be very lucky and persistent. Soleslayer and their ilk will allow you to automate the process of applying for them and making multiple applications with multiple identities.
Some people use them because they're desperate to make sure they get the latest pair, others try and buy as many as possible and sell off at a huge profit. Ticket bots are similar but directed at buying tickets for things like concerts and sporting events. It can be a frustrating experience doing it manually as anyone who's spent many hours trying to get tickets for some mega popular event will know all too well.
The problem is to make these 'bots' work properly they need to make multiple connections and if they all come from the same IP address those addresses get blocked or banned very quickly. So you need a way to spread the connections from different addresses - which is where the residential proxies come in.
To make a large number of connections from different IP addresses.
The bots must be either configured with a large number of proxy servers with residential IP addresses which can be changed with each new connection or the proxy must be capable of rotating it's own configuration and IP addresses. There are solutions from a few providers where you can find rotating proxies and even buy rotating residential proxies.
Both these scenarios are actually available, and many people use them to enable these bots and various other money making tools. The difficult bit is definitely obtaining the residential IP addresses, commercial ones are simple as these are allocated freely to datacentres and websites. Residential proxies are much harder to obtain as these IP addresses are normally only assigned from ISPs to home customers.
A few companies have set up networks of these addresses and you have some options to buy residential proxies. Although some by fairly dubious means like the Illuminati network which is actually piggybacking off home users connections who are using the free version of a VPN service called Hola without reading the small print! There are huge security risks to using these, especially if you have to put in any financial information or usernames whilst using the, You're much safer finding a company who have dedicated proxies which they actually own.
Personally I wouldn't want to route any sort of details through unsuspecting PC users so I'd never use that network. If you do have the need for some seriously fast residential proxies then may I suggest the following company - check them out they have a serious network set up with thousands of residential IP addresses and even some sophisticated residential backconnect proxies.


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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia will soon be named in eight new lawsuits alleging church officials covered-up child sexual abuse committed by seven of its priests. An attorney representing the nine plaintiffs in the lawsuits said they were inspired come forward by the recent conviction of Monsignor William Lynn, who was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison for enabling an abusive priest.
Details of the lawsuits, which are expected to be filed today, have yet to be released. In addition to the seven priests, the lawsuits name Lynn, Archbishop Charles Chaput, and his predecessor, Cardinal Justin Rigali, are named as defendants.
Lynn, who served as secretary for clergy at the Philadelphia Archdiocese from 1992 to 2004, was the first high-ranking church official ever sentenced to prison for allowing an abusive priest to continue in the ministry. In March, that priest, Thomas Avery pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 10-year-old altar boy in 1999.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Lynn had sent Avery for treatment in 1992 when a 28-year-old man accused the priest of abusing him. Avery's name also topped a confidential list compiled by Lynn of area priests he described as "guilty of sexual misconduct with minors." Yet in 1995, Lynn recommended that Avery be allowed to return to the ministry, and he was assigned to a parish where prosecutors say he later molested the altar boy on two occasions. Lynn was charged with endangerment and convicted earlier this summer.
Yesterday, in a motion filed by Lynn's lawyers seeking bail, it was alleged that Avery had lied about his abuse of the altar boy in order to receive a light sentence. Avery was only sentenced to 2 1/2 to 5 years in jail.
Meanwhile, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced yesterday it was had again suspended a former Northeast Philadelphia pastor over a claim that he sexually abused a minor. Just last May, Chaput had declared that Rev. Michael Chapman was suitable to return to active ministry. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Chapman was among two dozen Philadelphia- area priests placed on leave in March 2011 while church officials reexamined past allegations of misconduct. He was preparing to return to work when the Archdiocese received the new accusation, allegedly over an incident that occurred 30 years ago.
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A Magazine Devoted to the Theosophical Movement, the Brotherhood of Humanity, the Study of Occult Science and Philosophy and Aryan Literature. Published by W.Q. Judge's disciples after his death. Most of whom followed Katherine A. Tingley.
Publications per year
Publication time period : April 1896 - October 1897
Quantity : 19 issues
Publisher : The Theosophical Publishing Co. New-York, NY - USA
Editors : E.T. Hargrove, Katherine Tingley
Succeed to: The Path (1886-1896)
Succeeded by: Universal Brotherhood
Theosophy Volume 11 - Index
Top of Page Theosophy 1896
Theosophy Vol 11 No. 1 - April 1896
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The Danish TV show, Dicte, starring Iben Hjejle (most non-Danes will recognize her only as the girlfriend from the film High Fidelity), is not a bad show, but compared to other recent Danish television, it's not exactly great either. While Dicte (the name of the titular character) follows the same kind of investigative bent as police procedurals, it is actually a show about a journalist returning to her hometown – Aarhus, and yes that is what Aarhus looks like – after a divorce. She investigates and finds herself in a lot of trouble at times, but she has a bristly relationship with the cops.
The very popular and well-lauded show, Borgen, crosses some of the same paths in that there are several investigative journalists and journalism at the core of the story. We don't see many shows that treat journalism with much respect or importance – at least not that I can think of. Maybe The Wire (it figures that a former journalist was responsible for bringing that show to life). I like it when "entertainment" questions the role and place of journalism, the rights of journalists and the media in general. (One reason I will miss The Daily Show with Jon Stewart so much. He called the media out all the time.) Dicte does not do much of this – quite the opposite of something like The Newsroom, which took this kind of questioning too far into ridiculously preachy territory. A balance could be struck somewhere in the middle.
Dicte, then, is a passable show with compelling enough stories, decent acting and of course the thrill of listening to the weirdness that is spoken Danish.
Scandinavian Women on English-Language TV?
Connie is Danish but her acting career seems to have been mostly English-language – and Malin was born in Sweden but grew up in Canada.


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Man City & Chelsea 'closely following' high-profile La Liga star – but could have to pay €120M
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Premier League duo Manchester City and Chelsea are 'closely following' the future of Atletico Madrid defender Jose Gimenez (25), with the player's release clause an eye-watering €120M, reports ESPN's Rodrigo Faez.
That release clause is unlikely to come down by much, if at all, during negotiations. Faez says that Atletico are determined to not see the Uruguayan for leave for anything less than his release clause. That would make Gimenez one of the most expensive transfers of all time.
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The centre-back has earned a reputation as one of Europe's best defenders in recent years as part of Diego Simeone's notoriously robust side. He has made 130 appearances since joining Atletico in 2013.
However, Gimenez has also struggled with injuries. The most appearances he has made in one league season in La Liga is 27, back in 2015/16. That will almost certainly give City and Chelsea cause to recoil at the huge value placed on the defender's head.
City's main priority appears to be elsewhere, with Napoli's Kalidou Koulibaly the club's leading target according to most reports. A move for Gimenez would seem unlikely, but he certainly has the talent to succeed at City and it is no wonder he is on Pep Guardiola's radar.
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New figures detailing the return rate for bowel screening tests showed 55.6% of Scots in the 50-74 age range used the home kits, falling short of the 60% programme target.
Participation declined again during the two year period (November 2015 to October 2017), having reached 57.8% in 2012-2014.
"One in 50 of these home tests identify something, from a benign growth through to cancer, so participation is essential to catching problems early on, treating them effectively and saving lives.
"That is why it is so disappointing to find out that there are fewer people returning the kits and that another of the Scottish Government's targets has been missed.


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What is the average body temperature of a baleen whale?
Q: What is the average body temperature of a baleen whale?
What are some Body features of a blue whale?
A blue whale has fins, flukes, eyes, mouth and inside the mouth there is baleen instead of teeth.
What is the Body temperature of a whale?
About 99 F
What are the whale's body parts?
Depending on the kind of whale, most of them have blowhole, flukes, flippers, and teeth or baleen. The beluga whale has a melon and a short beak, while others have a hump. Orchas have a dorsal fin.
What is the body temperature of a blue whale?
What is the body covering of blue whale?
Baleen look like long thin teeth placed very close to one another.
What is a whale's normal body temperature?
What my body temperature?
Your average body temperature is 98.6 degrees
What body features enable a humpback whale to gather food?
The humpback whale is one of the largest mammals in the world. They feed using the baleen plates in their mouths to filter krill from the ocean water.
Are whale warm-blood and maintain high body temperature?
What is a bat's average body temperature?
the average temperature of a bat is 48degress
What is the body shape of a blue whale?
All baleen whales show some variation of a characteristic fusiform (torpedo-shaped) body shape. This body shape reduces drag and is energy efficient for swimming.
What is the average body temperature of a tiger?
A tiger's (P. tigris) average body temperature is 37.5ºC or 99.5ºF.
What is the body temperature of killer whales?
The body temperature of the Killer Whale depends on the body fat. But usually the body temperature range of grom 45 to 65 degrees Ferhinite. Although it can be much, much more.
What body part of whale used in getting their food?
The whale's big mouth open by the force of the animals, while in forward motion. Around 300 horny baleen plates hang down like curtains from the roof of the mouth.
What is the average body temperature of a crane?
The average body temperature of the crane is described as being higher than a human. The body temperature could vary depending on the weather conditions of the habitat.
What is the most useful temperature?
Body temperature varies from person to person but the average body temperature is 98.6F or 37C
What is a couar's average body temperature?
I'm assuming you mean "cougar". In that case, a cougar's average body temperature is 100.13ºF (or 37.85ºC).
What is the average body temperature of reptiles?
Reptiles are cold blooded they have no control over their body temperature.
Normal body temperature of an elephant?
The average body temperature of an elephant is 97.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
What is is called when you have a high body temperature?
An above average body temperature is commonly referred to as a fever.
What is the body temperature for a tiger?
A tiger's (P. tigris) average body temperature is 37.5ºC or 99.5ºF.
How does homeostasis affect your temperature urinary fluids?
Urinary fluid is body temperature. Humans are homeostatic...their body temperature is 98.6 on average...the average temperature of urine in the bladder is therefore about 98.6.
What is the average body temperature when you have a fever?
What the body temperature of the average woman?
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Q: Connecting USB shield to system ground I designed a PCB with an STM32 and a micro USB connector. I put a NUF2042XV6T1G between the connector and the STM32 to protect the data lines. The USB shield is connected to system ground via a 120R@100MHz ferrite bead.
The board has a power prioritization scheme going on, so it can be either bus powered, powered via a power supply or from a battery. I tested the prioritization circuit extensively, and the priorities and the make-before-break behaviour work just fine.
However, I noticed that when the board ground is referenced to mains earth via the power supply, the STM sometimes resets when I plug in the micro USB cable. At first I thought that the make-before-break doesn't work reliably, but that is not the case. Then I noticed that it is enough to touch the micro USB plug's shield to the receptacle's shield to crash the CPU. So I had a look at what's going on on the USB shield when not connected to my board:

Above is the shield voltage (referenced to mains earth) when the USB cable is plugged into a cheap chinese USB power supply (no mains earth connection).

Above is the shield voltage (referenced to mains earth) when the USB cable is plugged into a genuine Apple USB power supply (no mains earth connection either). Not as bad as the chinese one, but I'm still shocked (fortunately only figuratively. I don't notice anything when touching the shield with my finger).
I noticed that the CPU does not reset if I touch the USB plug's and receptacle's shield with my finger before connecting the metal parts when plugging in
So the question here is: How should I connect the receptacle's ground to the circuit ground to avoid this issue and stay clear of EMI issues? A high resistance (1M or so) instead of the ferrite bead? Both in series? Both in parallel (makes no sense to me)? Capacitively couple them?

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So the question here is: How should I connect the receptacle's ground
  to the circuit ground to avoid this issue and stay clear of EMI
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A good reason that I can think of why a USB shield is not galvanically connected to ground is because a USB port can be expected to survive EN 61000-4-5 indirect lightning surges and, when testing is applied, the shield is connected to the surge generator via a 2 ohm resistor. So, if the surge level to pass is 2 kV, the peak current that can flow through a grounded shield is about 2,000 amps.
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And the capacitor is usually rated around 1 kV. On Ethernet cables it's more common to see a 2.2 nF or 1 nF capacitor rated at 1 kV or more.

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The Grinch, the newest animated feature by Illumination Entertainment, follows a green mischievous creature known as the "Grinch" (voice of Benedict Cumberbatch), who lives in the peaceful and festive village of Whoville, who has a strong hatred for the Christmas holiday. He finds practically every single thing about it repulsive. He then comes up with an evil scheme to cancel Christmas for all of the village residents by stealing gifts, decorations, and more.
Just like an earlier film this year titled Smallfoot, this film has some truly stunning animation, and the team behind it needs to be praised. There are so many gorgeous little details that were so remarkable to see. For example, we actually see the small individual hairs on the character of the Grinch, and we see all the tiny fibres on things such as trees and the crystals in snow. It must have taken the team a long time to animate this film.
The film does aim to be mainly a comedy first, and sometimes the humor does work fairly well. But, there are quite a few scenes where the humor is clearly aimed towards toddlers and it manages to muster up nothing more than a chuckle. 2000's How the Grinch Stole Christmas starring Jim Carrey was miles funnier. It would have genuinely been nice to see this film have the style of humor that was in that film incorporated into this new animated version. This now classic story has always had some quite comedic elements to it in practically every interpretation of the story that we have gotten so far, yet this film is usually quite dull.
All of the voice cast does do a great job here, especially Cumberbatch who voices the titular character. He does add to the film and it is not surprising how great he is here, due to his previous voice work on films such as 2013's The Desolation of Smaug. There really is no weak voice performance here.
The Grinch's biggest weakness unfortunately is that it does not offer anything different from its source material whatsoever. This is, disappointingly, a rehash of the classic Grinch story in almost every way. As the film progresses, it is difficult to get invested in some scenes as it is easy to tell how the story will all unfold in the end. The directors Yarrow Cheney and Scott Mosier could have done something fresh and exciting but unfortunately went for the simple route.
The Grinch offers terrific animation and a great voice cast, but rehashes the same story and does not offer anything fresh and new to the table.


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Look up Pike, pike, or pikes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pike, Pikes or The Pike may refer to:
2.3 Great Britain
2.5 Multiple entities
3 Military
8 Other uses
Blue pike or blue walleye, an extinct freshwater fish
Ctenoluciidae, the "pike characins", some species of which are commonly known as pikes
Esox, genus of pikes
Northern pike, common northern hemisphere pike
Mackerel pike or Pacific saury, a fish popular in east Asian cuisine
Walleyed pike or walleye, Sander vitreus, not actually a pike, but regionally referred to as such
Places[edit]
Russia[edit]
Shchukino District (Russian for "Pike" District), an area in North-Western Administrative Okrug, part of the federal city of Moscow.
Canada[edit]
Pike Island (Nunavut)
Pike River (Quebec)
Great Britain[edit]
Clougha Pike, a hill in Lancashire, England
Cold Pike, a fell in the Lake District, England
Dollywaggon Pike, a fell in the Lake District, England
Esk Pike, a fell in the Lake District, England
Hartshead Pike, a hill in Lancashire, England
The Langdale Pikes, a range of hills in the Lake District, England
Murton Pike, a hill in Cumbria, England
Nethermost Pike, a fell in the Lake District, England
Pikes (hill), a hill in the Lake District, England
Red Pike (Buttermere), a fell near Buttermere in the Lake District, England
Red Pike (Wasdale), a fell near Wasdale in the Lake District, England
Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England
The Pike (Hesk Fell), one of Wainwright's outlying fells in the Lake District, England
United States[edit]
Pike, Indiana, an unincorporated community
Pikeville, Kentucky
Pike, New Hampshire, an unincorporated community
Pike, New York, a town
Pike (CDP), New York, hamlet in the town of Pike
Pike, Texas, an unincorporated community
Pike, West Virginia
Pike Bay Township, Cass County, Minnesota
Pike Island, Minnesota
Pike National Forest, Colorado
Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington
Pike Road, Alabama
Pikes Peak, in Colorado
The Pike, an amusement park in California
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Multiple entities[edit]
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Pike Township (disambiguation)
Military[edit]
Pike (weapon), a long thrusting pole weapon used by infantry
Pike square, a Swiss military tactic
HMS Pike, the name of five ships of the Royal Navy
USS Pike (SS-6), an American Plunger-class submarine
USS Pike (SS-173), the first all-welded submarine
Pike (munition), a Raytheon-developed guided round fired from a grenade launcher
Music[edit]
Pikes (album), released by Buckethead in 2013
The Northern Pikes, a Canadian rock band, from Saskatoon
Pike (diving), a position used in competitive diving
Pike (gymnastics), a position in which the body is bent only in the hips
Pike, a variant of the kick (b-boy move)
Pike, a type of cheerleading jump
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Pike (cipher), a stream cipher invented by Ross Anderson
Pike (programming language), a programming language
Red Pike (cipher), a British government cipher
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Pike Trickfoot, a gnome cleric in the D&D Web Series Critical Role
Pike (Buffyverse character), a minor character in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Langdale Pike, a minor character in The Adventure of the Three Gables, a Sherlock Holmes story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Private Frank Pike Character in UK TV show Dad's Army
Captain Christopher Pike (Star Trek), a character in the Star Trek science fiction franchise.
Other uses[edit]
Pike (surname), a list of people
Pike Expedition, an American exploration of the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains
Pike pole, a long-handled reaching, holding, and pulling tool
Pike potato, a variety of potato
The Pike: Gabriele D'Annunzio, Poet, Seducer and Preacher of War, 2009 biography
Pike or toll road, a road on which fees are collected
Massachusetts Turnpike, known as "The Pike"
Pike, a colloquial name for the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity
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Pike Creek (disambiguation)
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Edwin Borg, CEO, The Point. Photos - Alan Carville.
Edwin Borg has loved business for as long as he can remember, but it wasn't until 2006 that he started to fall in love with commercial retail – although he had headed the retail network at Maltapost plc for a number of years.
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The Juliana Plaintiffs Vic Barrett, Kelsey Juliana, and Levi Draheim in Conversation with Sandra Upson
The Juliana Plaintiffs Vic Barrett, Kelsey Juliana, and Levi Draheim speak with WIRED's Sandra Upson as part of WIRED25, WIRED's second annual conference in San Francisco.
Released on 11/9/2019
Kelsey, Levi, Vic.
Thank you so much for being here today.
You all came a long way from different places.
Who you see before you here are three
of 21 plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the United States.
They've been working with a group
called Our Children's Trust to sue the government
for perpetuating climate change.
I would love to hear first, just to hear from you each,
what was the moment or event that kinda
kick started you down this path?
What made you think,
I need to get serious about climate change?
I could kick it off, right? [laughs]
Yeah, I think for me it was learning
about the social justice implications of climate change.
I grew up in upstate New York, in a 98% white community
as a young black, queer, Latino person.
And when I started going to school in New York City
I joined this after school program
where we learned about human rights
in connection to climate change.
And just being able to talk about the climate crisis
in a way that dealt with my body
and the way people that, like me
were being harmed all over the world.
It just made me realize that, while a lot of my peers
were focusing on movements like Black Lives Matter,
or March for Our Lives, or things that dealt with,
like, really up front violence, I decided
I wanted to be a climate justice activist
'cause I saw climate change as a slow,
deliberate violence against people of color.
So, when I first, what really started me off
is, my family has always been very
open about climate change.
It's never been a thing that my parents have hid from me,
or have, like, or did not want to tell me
because they thought that it would scare me.
And so they've always been very open about climate change
and so I've always known about climate change.
Not known directly what it was,
but it's been in the back of my mind, like,
What is climate change?.
And when my mom first told me what climate change was,
and how it was affecting my future and my life,
I realized that I needed to be doing whatever I could
to help save my future and the future of this planet.
And so that's what really made me become a climate activist.
You also come from a place where it's, maybe,
more obvious than others.
How has that shaped your thinking?
Yeah, so I live on a small barrier island
off of the coast of Florida, and it is at sea level
so we are very prone to flooding
during hurricanes or tropical storms.
And so they've said, I believe, that by the year 2050,
that our barrier island could be under water
if we continue on the course that we are on.
And so I need to be taking action
otherwise I won't have a future
or a home on our planet and on my barrier island.
Kelsey?
Oh yeah, well [laughs].
It's your name, right?
You're the lead plaintiff?
So you're the named plaintiff? The named plaintiff, right.
But, definitely, we're all co-plaintiffs in this one.
But I would say, you know, I appreciate
what Levi said about having parents
and having mentors in general who are honest
with issues that pertain to the wellness
of children and the wellness of the planet
which everyone lives on and needs to be healthy to survive.
And I think my, I was also blessed
with parents and teachers who were honest
with me about the current situation
of things that affected the wellbeing of places,
people that I love, and myself as well
And so, for me the climate journey
has been most of my life since I was 10 years old.
And it's been moments.
Crystallized moments, I would say,
along the way of, kind of, diving into the reality
and re-emerging alive, activated
and ready to get to work because
it can be very dulling.
It can be very intimidating to be confronted
with the reality which is why a lot of people don't.
And I think, especially for young people,
we are actually discouraged often
not to dive into that because it's overwhelming,
and scary, and we have soccer practice to get to on time.
But it's being able to be honest
and dive into the realness,
sit with it, and then plug in in whatever way you can
that's got us all here today.
So this lawsuit was filed in 2015,
so it's been going on for a big chunk of your lives.
What's that been like for you?
Did you expect it to go on like this?
[girl laughs] [boy laughs]
I don't wanna speak for everyone else,
but I don't think I ever could have
conceptualized what it would turn into or be like.
I mean, I knew that what we were doing
wasn't typical or something to not take seriously,
I mean, it was a group of kids
filing a lawsuit against the US federal government.
But, at the time I was kind of just like, Okay, that's it.
I don't think I realized the implications
or the platforms that would open up for so many of us.
But it's been really amazing because
we each all have our own individual stories
that, sometimes, in a case that has 21 people
in it, when you're always focused on that
you can't always talk about it,
but because of the platform it's given us
outside of the lawsuit too we have been able
to really get out and talk about our own
individual stories and inspire other people
to join the movement.
And I think that's really important
'cause something we really harp on a lot
is that it's not just about us 21 plaintiffs,
or even just about these last four years.
What we're doing is indicative of a wider movement
and a wider change that's happening
with just young people stepping up to governments,
and stepping up to people in power
and saying, If you're not gonna listen to us,
we're gonna strike or sue you.
[people laughing]
Yeah, so when I first joined this lawsuit
I really did not expect this lawsuit
to be taking this long.
Originally, I believe, we were told
that it was gonna be about a year or less
because the government was gonna end up
throwing our lawsuit out.
And I really did not expect for this lawsuit
It's been a third of my life.
[people laughing] And this lawsuit has just been
taking way too long.
We should not be having to wait
for them to decide if we are gonna
have a future or if we are not.
So I did not expect this lawsuit to take this long,
but at least they haven't thrown us out yet.
So there's kind of two sides
to it, right? Yeah.
On the one hand you're still going, you might still win.
On the other hand you haven't won yet.
So what does winning look like?
What do you wanna see happen if this succeeds?
Well, winning will bring.
I'll just say real quick.
Winning would bring about a court ordered
climate recovery plan that would look
at all sectors of society in a way
that are excessively omitting fossil fuels,
the way that we are choosing to operate
in these sectors of society in ways
that are fundamentally flawed, towards, you know,
ensuring healthy systems, healthy communities.
And we would put us on a path towards climate recovery.
And, again, that would be court ordered
so it wouldn't be a matter of,
whatever administration believes,
that this is an important issue.
It wouldn't be looking at the court
to tell the branches of government
exactly how to operate this, but it would
be immediate and, you know, federally mandated.
And it would look at the broader picture,
and the most aggressive, scientifically viable
science would be used to help this plan come into place.
And-- Vic--
Oh, go ahead.
Vic, you were talking about how this lawsuit
has also created a platform for each of you
to tell your stories.
I was wondering what that means for you.
What kind of, how has your life changed
as a result of this?
Yeah, I mean [laughs].
Our life has changed, or at least I know
my life has changed in a lot of ways.
You know, whether that means taking time
off of school, or being at events or in places
I never thought I'd be in, talking to people
I never thought I'd speak to, but also learning
so many things I never thought I'd know too.
A lot of us have learned more about law
than I think we ever expected to.
You know, a lot of, like, the bizarre legal terms,
and find ourselves talking about injunctions
and appeals all the time, and then I'm like--
Bizarre--
When did I become this person?
But yeah, I would say that's definitely,
like, part of the life of being a plaintiff.
Just being able to be a spokesperson
and talk about the importance of this case
in a way that, I think, kind of relates
to what you were asking Kelsey.
It's just, 'cause winning doesn't just look
like us winning in the courts and getting
our climate recovery plan put in place,
but also getting our voices out there
and inspiring other young people
to know that they can take action,
or hold their governments accountable.
Or that they have the power to do any of those things,
'cause I didn't before I joined this case.
And so I think part of winning is showing
other young people that they can do the same thing
and I think we've already done that.
So in a lot of ways we've already won.
Yeah, I think a lot of people ask
and the language has been, What happens if you win?
What happens if you don't win?,
and they're almost like, What happens if you lose?
and it's like, Why are you focusing on that?.
We've already won so many steps along the way.
Yeah. And if it was, you know,
if we were to be discouraged by not winning
then none of us would be here confidently talking
about our personal stories and telling
you that we are hopeful about this climate movement
and we do think that we can get ourselves
on a path to climate recovery because, honestly,
the government has done everything in their power
to delay and attempt to dismiss this case outright.
And yeah, it's taken a lot longer than we thought.
Using unprecedented, you know, legal manouvers.
Our case has already been to the Supreme Court twice,
and it's been at all levels of court at the same time,
and yet, unanimously across the board,
judges have ruled in our favor to get us a trial.
And so, yeah, it's not just a matter
about winning the case at, you know,
point B, whenever that will be.
It's the fact that, I think, it's taken this long,
in a way, has actually really worked to our favor
and against the defendant's whishes
because it's activated all of us
and all of our supporters to realize, like,
Oh my gosh, are we seriously gonna wait
for a savior or a single solution?.
No, we can all activate ourselves
and we can all look at what we need to do
every single day, and in our communities,
in our platforms, like, we're on a platform
and all of you have platforms, 'cause this is tech, hey!.
[people laughing] And, you know,
whatever means you can.
And I think that that's really empowering
for us and to other young people.
Because young people, often times,
are not really welcomed in these spaces
and are told that they, you know,
will be future astronauts, future leaders,
future business people,
not recognizing the potential of now.
And so, yeah, the--
[boy laughs]
[Vic] Yeah.
We, I mean, we've been winning, baby.
So to speak about platforms a little bit more.
You're all public figures now,
and the internet is not always kind to people.
[Vic] [laughs] Really?
[people laughing] I'm wondering,
you just noticed,
if you've experienced any negativity,
or a backlash on Twitter or elsewhere,
what kind of reaction you get when people
see you putting yourselves out there
and telling your stories?
I mean, I'll start just 'cause I have a recent example.
But with the last few months of just
the climate movement taking off,
the climate movement especially being,
when a lot of us were in DC, and New York
and at a lot of events, I testified to congress
with Greta Thunberg and Jamie Margolin from Zero Hour.
Just talking about climate change
and how it impacts our lives, and afterwards I got,
I go on to my Instagram and I'd gotten tagged
in a Breitbart news video that they had posted
and it's like, Trans Latino climate activist
speaking about emotional damage from climate change.
And I made the mistake, definitely,
of, like, going through the comments at first,
but afterwards I was kind of just, like,
I don't know, this means to people
that we weren't paying attention
or nervous about how much power we have
is what that meant to me.
And so I think that's how I deal
with a lot of the backlash and the negativity
that comes from the internet [laughs].
You guys mentioned, or, you mentioned Greta Thunberg
who is now world famous for her activism.
And we have youth climate strikes
and marches going on globally.
Do you feel like you're on the cusp of something big?
It certainly seems like there's significant
power to youth action right now.
Or do you feel like, Hey, why isn't everyone activating?
Like, what's, where do you feel like are
on the spectrum of, you know, like,
having accomplished something big?
Anybody wanna answer?
[people laughing] Do you wanna answer?
Well-- Well--
I mean, I don't wanna keep talking from my perspective,
but I've been doing part of the climate movement
since, oh my gosh, I don't wanna do the math.
For 13 years, okay?
For 13 years.
And back in the day, the first, like,
my first entrance into the movement
was participating in 350.org's first,
like, nationwide march, okay?
So, now 350, we, I hope everyone knows about 350.org
and 350 as being the stable marker
of atmospheric CO2 that we need to get to.
And I can tell you from then to now,
from then to last year to now,
definitely we are on the edge of something.
Back in the day it felt very isolating
to be talking about climate change,
to be calling it an issue of survival.
Like, are you, oh God.
Talking about harassment and, no.
And the reality is that that is such a shame.
Because in the '50s and the '60s
our government was researching climate change
and they put out a White House memo
calling climate change and rising carbon emissions
as potentially apocalyptic and catastrophic.
And they predicted 10 feet sea level rise.
And this is in the '60s.
So we've been concerned about this issue
for a long time across the board.
Our government certainly has.
And yet, the movement has grown and grown,
has grown and grown, and I think we definitely
are at an amazing moment in time
to really get some amazing work done
and to have that work be led by people
who have historically been pushed
out of this conversation.
Who, we've seen most of the environmental degradation,
and these dirty industries be pushed out
and built in these communities.
And we're seeing leadership from these places
which is really exciting.
Levi, maybe this is a question for you.
I also think about how, you know,
climate change is not something
that's gonna get solved over night.
It's a tough problem with a lot of complexity
to it and you've seen just how slowly things can change.
Do you worry about losing momentum
or, sort of, you know, keeping burnout at bay?
Right, so the way that I stay motivated is, I'm a kid.
I'm very impatient.
This is taking way too long.
And the way that I stay motivated
is that I know if I'm not gonna be taking action
then there is no hope.
And so I know that if I wanna have a future
then I am going to have to continue taking action
and I'm going to have to,
I'm going to have to stand up for my future
because most of the adults are not doing
enough to save our future and our lives.
So I need to be the one, our generation
needs to be the one that is taking action
for our future and our lives, and if we are not
there might not be a future for us.
And so I know that I have to be taking action
otherwise I won't have a future.
Vic, how has this shaped your thinking
about what you wanna be doing with your own life?
[laughs] Geeze.
My mom was asking me the same question.
I'm so sorry. [people laughing]
I know that being able to do this for so long
and being able to just, like,
really do work that's so much for other people
for so long lets me know that that's what's
most fulfilling for me.
And what I wanna do as we live in this time
where, I think, a lot is changing
and we need people and leaders
to stand up and guide folks through that change.
Which is, I guess, is a very vague
and broad way of me saying I don't really know
what I wanna do next, but I know that I want
it to be helping people and, kind of,
guiding us through what I believe,
and our generation particularly,
through what I believe is gonna
be a really transformative time
for human beings, and a really decisive time also.
Kelsey, you're in college, right?
How are you channeling this experience
into your studies and your vision for yourself?
No pressure. Well, both Vic,
Vic and I have both taken off a bit of our,
and we're both actually not in school right now.
We take time off for different reasons
pertaining to this work.
And so I think that, I don't know [laughs].
I don't know what I think.
I feel a little nervous, actually,
answering this questions.
Yeah, this is part of every facet of our lives
and it's not confined to a classroom,
or academia in terms of, like, studying
climate change and acting on it.
But college campuses,
any type of community that you belong to,
you know, we should all be doing this work
in those places that we have relationships
and a foundation to build upon.
And so, yeah, I think college campus
is a great place to do that, to continue this work.
But I encourage anyone, I mean,
I aspire to be an elementary school teacher
so actually a lot of the work that I do
is with young children.
And I can see the fire in them build,
just realizing that their peers
are already and have for a long time
been getting to the work that matters to them.
It's been a pleasure to have you up here.
Thank you, Sandra. [people clapping]
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Q: ClassNotFound on CloudFoundry push of alp server directory, but not on push of EAR :-? I am currently trying to deploy a Java Application into IBM Liberty for Cloud Foundry. The Application is a Spring-Boot application. The deployment works perfect when pushing the EAR itself. But I need to amend the server.xml of the Liberty server. Thus I now push a defaultServer directory containing the server.xml and my EAR.
For now I have copied the server.xml from the profile in the cloud when it is successfully deployed via push EAR. So I expect the server.xml to be working. But when I now deploy the defaultServer I suddenly get a ClassNotFoundException on server start.
What is going wrong? Why does it suddenly not find its dependencies event though the EAR is pretty much the same.
 ------Start of DE processing------ = [4/15/19 21:12:17:313 UTC]
Exception = java.util.ServiceConfigurationError
Source = com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.osgi.DynamicVirtualHost
probeid = startWebApp
Stack Dump = java.util.ServiceConfigurationError: javax.servlet.ServletContainerInitializer: Provider org.cloudfoundry.reconfiguration.spring.AutoReconfigurationServletContainerInitializer could not be instantiated
        at java.util.ServiceLoader.fail(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.ServiceLoader.access$100(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.ServiceLoader$LazyIterator.nextService(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.ServiceLoader$LazyIterator.next(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.ServiceLoader$1.next(Unknown Source)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.webapp.WebApp.initializeServletContainerInitializers(WebApp.java:2453)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.webapp.WebApp.initialize(WebApp.java:995)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.webapp.WebApp.initialize(WebApp.java:6594)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.osgi.DynamicVirtualHost.startWebApp(DynamicVirtualHost.java:467)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.osgi.DynamicVirtualHost.startWebApplication(DynamicVirtualHost.java:462)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.osgi.WebContainer.startWebApplication(WebContainer.java:1140)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.osgi.WebContainer.access$000(WebContainer.java:110)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.osgi.WebContainer$3.run(WebContainer.java:952)
        at com.ibm.ws.threading.internal.ExecutorServiceImpl$RunnableWrapper.run(ExecutorServiceImpl.java:239)
        at java.util.concurrent.Executors$RunnableAdapter.call(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source)
        at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org.springframework.context.ApplicationContextInitializer
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClassImpl(Native Method)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
        at com.ibm.ws.classloading.internal.AppClassLoader.definePackageAndClass(AppClassLoader.java:357)
        at com.ibm.ws.classloading.internal.AppClassLoader.findClass(AppClassLoader.java:281)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassHelper(Unknown Source)
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        at com.ibm.ws.classloading.internal.AppClassLoader.findOrDelegateLoadClass(AppClassLoader.java:522)
        at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.webapp.WebApp.initializeServletContainerInitializers(WebApp.java:2453)
        at com.ibm.ws.classloading.internal.AppClassLoader.loadClass(AppClassLoader.java:482)
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        at org.cloudfoundry.reconfiguration.spring.AutoReconfigurationServletContainerInitializer.<clinit>(AutoReconfigurationServletContainerInitializer
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        ... 17 more
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.springframework.context.ApplicationContextInitializer
        at com.ibm.ws.classloading.internal.AppClassLoader.findClassCommonLibraryClassLoaders(AppClassLoader.java:544)
        at com.ibm.ws.classloading.internal.AppClassLoader.findClass(AppClassLoader.java:286)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassHelper(Unknown Source)
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I would expect that the application starts the same way as with only pushing the EAR so that I can go on manipulating the server.xml as needed.
Thanks,
Alex


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