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>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news the hard part for a lot of small business owners in talking to several. >> is that we really don't know what the city is doing. this violence new at 9, another small business burglarized in oakland. the latest to be victimized. >> is a shop called renegade running it on grand avenue near broadway. good evening, everybody. welcome to it. kron 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus surveillance cameras captured 2 seeds breaking into the
store. 4 sailors second. joining us now live from the studio with more on the story, you will only see here on kron 4 taylor. it seems to never it can't catch a break. can't catch a break. and as you can imagine, these store owners are of course, frustrated. >> a lot of them are feeling feeling anxious lately with all of these burglaries and break-ins. one of the owners at renegade running says this is the 3rd time they've been burglarized this year. the 4th time since they opened a year and a half ago and they're just not sure how much more that they can take. >> i don't know how many more incidents like this we can take to keep our doors open. one of the owners of renegade running victor diaz is contemplating keeping his doors open for business in oakland. >> after they were most recently shattered late sunday night and looks like 2 individuals broke and to the store. >> they attempted to smash one closest to the sidewalk and we're not able to penetrate that window and then. tried
the door and then were able to penetrate through through into the store through that door surveillance cameras captured the burglars going in and out of the store multiple times. >> killing several bags of items and eventually taking off in a getaway car parked right outside the business diaz spoke to us on monday as workers came to replace the glass door between the shpes stolen and the damage he says the theft costs the store at least $5,000. and this isn't the first time diaz says the running shops been broken into 3 times this year. when you're building community. >> and we love being in oakland. and when something like this happens, it's just it's just heart it's sad. of course it's a little scary and frightening. he says a lot of businesses in the area are on edge after the numerous burglaries these last couple of weeks. there are people who. >> logically do not want to come downtown do not want to being involved in any kind of physical altercation with
people either saving the goods in their car or been witness to it in a store. and again, it feels like. you know, the police are so short staff that they're not visible through no fault of their own and there's no city. our public officials that are out talking to us, you know, to find out. either what they can do or to hear from them what they are doing. so all of it just feels like kind of a big ball of like frustration and wondering. and and in sometimes in some cases just feeling. you know, like maybe there is no way out. >> in reaction to the many burglaries robberies and homicides. this past week. oakland police announced that they will have additional staff to address the increase in violent crime and nikki. thank you taylor today oakland city leaders honored the kron 4 security guard who was. >> tragically shot and killed
while on assignment last wednesday and tonight police are still looking for that killer. >> $32,500 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of the person who shot and killed kevin nishita over the weekend. oakland police released this picture. what is believed to be the suspect's car. it is a white 2004 to 2008 ac ra tl with 4 doors and the sunroof. it does not have a front license plate. oakland police say the gunman shot the shooter trying to steal our reporter's news camera. he passed away on saturday morning from his injuries today, oakland city leaders came together to honor an issue to kron 4 says he you has that part of our coverage. >> so you're about play actions about the tragic shooting death of you. >> and we just extend our grief. to the friends, the family, the huge community that we know and benefited
from the service of kevin shida. >> oakland. mayor libby chef and council shade lauren taylor and reed share their reactions to the shooting death of kevin nishita, a security guard who was gunned down last week while guarding kron 4 news crew working on a story in and again, this is a gun at them. so we must tackle the gun epidemic and this. >> them. it doesn't have city boundaries. and so we have to come together call for regional action. >> i had the opportunity meet. kevin on several occasions and always, a warm inviting sort of smile. company have. my heart broke when i initially learned of his passing. he deserves to be calm. >> and to have been. working with a sense of protection in the city and not shown up for
work with any fear or trepidation. losing his life no one and has he come in. you and i know you know him personally. >> and again, our heart goes out to you and everyone at prom. >> how is it that cried for 2 >> and our hearts go out to kevin the shooter's family. we are in touch with them. a fund has been set up for the shooter's family. we are supporting them and many other people are chipping in as well. donations to his family can be made to the kevin issued a trust that has been set up at metropolitan bank in oakland donations can be made in person or by mail the information on their screen. there is also available on our website kron 4 dot com, where you can also read about the many ways. kevin helped and touched the bay area community. >> investigators are working to solve that city's 100 27th homicide of the year. oakland police say the most recent victim was a man who was shot and killed. well, trying to be
a good samaritan at lake merritt sunday afternoon. the victim, according to police, tried to stop an auto burglary when they were shot by a passenger in the suspects vehicle that car a black toyota rav 4 got away. this is just the latest incident in what city leaders are calling a public health crisis of gun violence in oakland and now some officials want to reverse course on previous decisions. they say there is an urgent need to take immediate action. >> we will not only police department over 678 officers. but in fact, maintain those middle staffing >> oakland's current budget freezes. an additional 50,050 rather positions in the police department. mayor schaff says the city will be making the case to reverse police budget cuts and hiring freezes which are scheduled to start. in 8 schaff also says a hiring plan for new officers will be
brought in front of the council by friday. police in the east bay were also kept. busy was 2 separate car jackings over the weekend. but what could have been even more disturbing. is that kids under the age of 16 are being accused of committing the crimes. in one case a 13 year-old boy was arrested after police say stole a car in oakland. >> and then led officers on a chase eventually crashing the car in oakley this type of criminal activity involving young people has set in several times now over the last year. but first, dan talking with a local organization about keeping kids away from crime. he joins us now live in the newsroom with more on that tonight. dan will begin grande opened based organization youth uprising has been. >> working to break the cycle of generational poverty and violence here locally in these recent crimes involving teens in some cases kids even younger than that has become alarming and the the chief executive of the organization is pointing to a lack of resources and programs that
keep kids away from crime. >> a 12 year-old and 2.13 year-olds are arrested in connection with 2 separate carjackings in the east bay. police say the first happened friday night in san leandro when a group of kids armed with a gun robbed, a pizza delivery worker. the car was later found by investigators on sunday morning and a 1213 year-old were taken into custody. the second ended with a crash early sunday morning, another 13 year-old who police say also had a gun is accused of taking a car in oakland and leading police on a chase through the city of antioch before crashing into a starbucks in oakley continue to be heartbroken. >> by by seeing this. it is it's not far removed from any of us. not burrell is the ceo of youth uprising. she says the lack of outlets and a failure by adults is contributing to the increase in these crimes. >> in terms of punishment burrell believes that's not the issue. i do not believe
we've been stopped. we have definitely not been proactive and intentional enough to make sure when they come home. there's a plan last month. police arrested an 11 year-old along with other juveniles in connection with the crime spree in berkeley and in april, a group of teens were caught after trying to carjack a man outside of his home in san leandro. the ages of the suspects has become increasingly alarming and burrell says the focus needs to be on rehab and coming up with fresh start resources for kids who leave the juvenile justice system is it just jail? what else can we do while we even have them in our presence. it's not ok, here's the key. it is some time and that's it. what rehabilitation can happen. well, we have their attention. we have them. well, police are still looking for information in connection with the crimes in san leandro and oakley burrell hopes that these carjackings are a wake-up call for people to get involved. >> in youth programs.
reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> thank you, dan. of course, of violence and crime is not limited to oakland. san francisco police are also busy investigating after a crime filled weekend. police say they were 3 shootings. one of the victims died from his injuries. there were also 2 sideshows scrub force. amanda hari has the details of what happened and how officials now responding. >> the san francisco city supervisor that i spoke with describe the weekend of multiple shootings. one, a homicide and sideshows as disturbing. he says it needs to end and we have to protect our streets here in san francisco. san francisco police were busy this past weekend. officers say there were 3 shootings in less than 4 hours. >> san francisco hsus off. i e says crime isn't at its worst. historically. but it is increasing. definitely some of the violent activity involving guns has ticked up.
>> over the previous year. this is citizen app video of the first shooting on friday. e-street in the bayview neighborhooa. >> sfpd says it happened around one 30 sunday morning. detectives say they found a man at the scene with a non-life-threatening injury. this is video of that second shooting that was about 90 minutes later at turk and taylor streets. police say a man was injured. worst form in. >> you know, ends up with the loss of life. police say the 3rd shooting is being investigated as a homicide it happened around 5 sunday morning in the mission district officers found a man shot at the scene. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. this is video of a sideshow in the west portal area. >> officers responded at 1240 sunday morning. 10 minutes later they responded to another sideshow. your and 29th avenue. only the organizers of this. i actually knew that there was a lot of. >> attention and focus on the
organized retail there's a lot of deployment in other parts of the city. and they chose a very quiet commercial corridor. police say there have been no arrests in the sideshow but supervisors often ian says there's still maybe we will follow up. >> and there has been significant success. >> and seizing that vehicle. police say the 3 shootings aren't connected and no arrests have been made in those crimes either in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> new tonight at 9 caught on camera. we're learning new details tonight about this wild scene near the bay bridge toll plaza. as you saw there, a tow truck slammed into a chp patrol car. the chp officer was hurt in the incident. first told you about this story last night on kron 4 news at 6 suspect is now behind bars. and we're learning that oakland police are also now involved in this investigation. >> first, jonathan live for us in the city to break down all the latest details jonathan.
>> grant. vicki, good evening. the officer injured in this incident is on the mend tonight out of the hospital and back home. chp says that in a matter of just a one hour that suspect was able to not only still that tow truck but twice and drove into oncoming traffic hit that chp patrol car and then injured. that officer all before he was finally caught. >> here's a look at the video that is now going viral of the moment that a tow truck hits a chp patrol car. luckily, according to chp, the officer was not inside of the car at the time that officer was trying to deploy spike strips but get this. this scene is actually the second time thisi suspect was driving in the wrong direction on the west lanes of i 80 chp says that this all went down sunday afternoon around 4 o'clock when 46 year-old michael kay a of oakland stole his nephews
tow truck. police say he parked it in the middle of the west lanes of i 80 just past the bay bridge toll plaza. the first time. police say he turned around going back past the toll booths into oncoming traffic. chp says he made all the way to interstate 5, 80 driving in the opposite direction until he got the highway. 24 he even hit a car along the way when he got there, police say he turned around headed in the right direction. this time and went straight toward the bay bridge toll plaza for that second time he went through the toll plaza again. and this time he turned back around headed in the opposite direction. this time, the second time chp officers were waiting. in addition to hitting the patrol car. officers say that tried to hit another chp patrol car officers were finally able to catch up with him after he hit another driver's car. that officer was hurt while trying to take know into custody. he
was taken to the hospital and is now out and recovering. none of the drivers hit in the crashes were seriously hurt. >> while the scene indeed. cayo tunnel tonight. now behind bars at the santa rita jail facing a number of felony charges. as for oakland police in their investigation because that tow truck was stolen from kid tunnels, nephew. they are now the agency investigating that part of this crazy scene. we're live tonight in the city. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> all right. jonathan raising something. all right. with that. >> slow down a little switch gears and take a peek outside. >> let's little less little scene over san francisco's that monday after thanksgiving beautiful preference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about lack of rain. rain. yeah. quite a while, guys. we've had that sunshine around. of course, this weekend. it was something else temperatures in the 70's
and well, we continue that way again today. things begin to it's kind sitting along the coastline in the morning. we have those temperatures shoot up into the 70's. but all of a sudden it's an onshore breeze kicking. and then this started rolling into town and it continues to move on shore. some thick fog moving in along the coastline right through the golden gate bridge right now and more than on the way overnight tonight. but as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. i think that backs off again. and we crank up these temperatures dry as can be 68 degrees in san francisco today. well above the average 68 in oakland, 70 degrees in san jose 68 in livermore, 70 in concord and 72 degrees in santa rosa. right now. the big dome of high pressure just too strong for anything to break through. so you see these fronts come by the running to that ridge, the fall apart. leave behind some high clouds. and that's about it. no rainfall. i have seen the switch in the winds, though. we've had more of an onshore push into the evening hours. but now we're starting to see a little northerly component in the north bay. i think that the offshore wind likely the kick in least it's going to be weak of those will be strong
enough to warm up those temperatures still got a lot of 40's and 50's around the bay area at this hour in these numbers, they're going to be cold in spots overnight. you're dropping down low 40's in parts of the north bay. but by day you've got a lot of sunshine coming and dry weather. in fact, we're looking about 71 degrees in the napa valley. 70 in the bottle. 62 degrees. little cooler in the san francisco. you may be dealing with a couple of patches of fog along the coastline and then some 70's saw the way in the south bay about 73 in live more next few days had better news as far as rain is concerned. here we go. december begins on wednesday. december the beginning of that trifecta, december january and february. those are the 3 wettest months in the bay area. right now it's looking dry to start out those temperatures to cool down and good to see some clouds roll in come monday, but no promise ranges ship and looks like next weekend. the pattern may begin to shift and we'll get back. hopefully some rain. thanks. thanks for it. we're also staying on top on the kron. a covid-19 variant bay area infectious disease
experts call this new variant. >> a cause for concern but not a cause for panic. the world health organization is warning the on the kron variant represents a quote, high risk to the global community while bay area health experts we talked to today say their level of concern remains. >> in a holding pattern until some key questions are answered kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> we didn't want to hear this news right now. none of the state. it's it's really terribly. disappointing. >> infectious disease specialist speaking about the latest covid-19 threat. kron variant. they had to mean red flags that make me pretty sleek concerned that is a rate of increase. >> that happened really overnight inside africa from going to from, you know, a few 100 cases. so few 1000 cases. and that, of course, is driven by the predominance of this very and whether or not it was the cause of it was is being associated with it remains to be seen. the second red flag for me was just a vast amount
of mutations. and this new variant still infectious disease. experts say we still don't have enough data to answer a key series of questions. >> transmissible a t how will it responds unity and how they're doing is that house. it make us. these are the 3 big questions and frankly our feet are planted pretty much in the air on all 3 of the answers to those. but they are real. doctors say this is just another reason to get the jab with this new variant looming out there. >> you want to offer yourself the greatest protection you can get in the way to do that is to get fully vaccinated quickly as possible. and if you are fully vaccinated but haven't received your booster yet. get the booster. so you have really a good robust immune response. if this virus does take off here in the united states. and doctors also point out should it turn out on the kron can over take the vaccine. >> that does not necessarily mean it will cause severe disease and death. even
nobody's getting hits on t cells and other arms of the immune system will still be intact to get the enemy out of the body infectious disease. experts say like everything else with covid-19. this is developing in real time. >> so we'll have to wait about 10 to 14 days to get those critical questions about on the kron answered. in the meantime, take those extra steps to protect yourself. dan kerman kron 4 news. if you'd like to learn more about this new variant. you can scan that qr code there on your screen. it will take you to our special. >> coronavirus page on our website. kron 4 dot com there. you can also read about crime as well as find vaccine information how to get boosted around the bay area. still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 9. we continue our coverage of this new variant will be speaking live with an emergency medical doctor from stanford. >> about how we can navigate the next couple of weeks as safely as possible, waiting for more concrete data. then
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decades that is this coming wednesday. the lobbying question is mississippi's ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. our washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure gives us a preview of what to expect. >> the government cannot force or to against her will attorneys representing mississippi's lone abortion clinic say that's what's at stake when the nstion's highest court takes up the state's 15 week abortion ban on wednesday. a woman has the right. >> to chino whether to carry her pregnancy to term. rob mcduff with the mississippi center for justice argues the u.s. supreme court has already decided and reaffirmed that states cannot ban abortions prior to a fetus is viability. >> which is around 24 weeks. you shouldn't be able to go back and overturned several flights. >> simply because the composition of supreme court is but that's exactly what anti-abortion advocates want and expect the court's new 6,
3 conservative majority to overturn roe v wade. we have an opportunity say millions and millions of lives in the future. if this is to be rolled up favorably, mississippi governor tate reeves shepherded the law in question through the state legislature. >> and fellow republican governors like south dakota's kristi noem support it. we actually got to go out and take actions that offend lives and save lives. the justices are not expected to rule until next summer. >> but if they overturn roe many states, including mississippi and south dakota already have measures in place that would automatically ban abortion in washington. i'm jessi tenure. next at 9 how the state of california is reacting to that new and potentially more across covid-19 variant and we'll speak with a doctor from stanford about the new variant to get some practical you know how we can all stay safe. and then was city's attempt to rehouse the homeless. >> has gotten him in hot water with seemingly every one those stories and much more when we co
>> we are continuing to cover the new omicron variant of covid-19 no cases have been detected in california. not yet, but state health officials say they're on alert. covers capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the state's latest response. >> california health leaders say they closely monitoring the omicron variant, the new covid-19 variant first found in south africa is not yet on
the list of 10 variants. actively being tracked in california with no cases detected here yet or in the united states overall. but state health officials say it's only a matter of time. california has a public private sector partnership to analyze genomic sequencing called covid net that officials say will help detect on the kron variant early in the state. meanwhile at airports across california state officials say they're preparing to increase covid-19 testing from legal residents returning from some african countries. health leaders say they're also doubling down on covid-19 vaccine and booster shot efforts. well, a crime variant has yet to be found in any california cases. covid-19 numbers are slightly increasing following the holiday weekend with the now 3% positivity rate statewide. the state is averaging about 4,100 new covid cases per day. the latest data showing the other variant of concern, the delta variant accounts for 99% of cases sequenced state leaders have warned of a potential winter surge that coupled with the new variant of concern prompting governor
newsom's tweet while on vacation saying in part, we will continue to be guided by data and science right now. the best way we know to protect yourself is to get vaccinated and get your booster go today. don't wait. meanwhile, the california apartment public health says it's in communication with federal health officials to continue gathering information on the new variant in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news a lot to take in. so what does it all mean for those of us here in the bay area if it isn't really as contagious as health experts think and should we be even. >> taking more precautions than before. we are joined live tonight by emergency medical physician and stanford clinical professor doctor. >> like everybody in. thank you, doctor. gerba, good for your time tonight. simply put. how concerned are you about this. >> it's definitely something that is concerning. we're definitely keeping our eye open and keeping our ears and eyes peeled for any more information that we can gather from. >> the cdc and the national institute infectious diseases.
>> a crime is known to be a highly infectious and transmissible. >> variant. and that is one thing that has led to it to become a variant of concern. but only time will tell how severe of a disease on the kron will create and how effective our vaccines are against it. i guess that was my next question. if it's more contagious is it also losing its lethality. is it is it sort of petering out in terms of >> you know, ultimate effect on people. >> we simply don't know the answer to how severe an illness with on the kron will be i think we'll probably know in the next few weeks as we see how various countries our sequencing and analyzing this. this new variant. matching that with the patients who are testing positive for what their symptoms are, whether they were vaccinated or not. and we'll know more at that
time. >> the sequencing and surveillance in south africa. i have learned is quite robust and that is in part why this has come to light and they have shared with the world and now the world. some of it has imposed these travel bans to south africa is there a danger of implementing those kinds of policies. if we want everyone to be as transparent as possible with their data. >> i think more than anything the scientists that are out there want everyone in the world to be safe and to be knowledgeable. i don't think that anyone would ever think to. to avoid delaying any information that is necessary for the public. good south africa has an amazing genomic sequencing. it was first identified. there. however, it's in many other countries and it's inevitable to be in this one as well. >> so doctor, as we kind of work our way through the greek alphabet and there are many more letters to work our way through. it begs the question,
will we ever be done with is is there an answer here. and and and if we're we're now saying, ok, you need you personally needed 2 shots. >> now. the who is saying, yeah, you really need that 3rd, that booster. do you foresee a time we're going to need maybe a 4th boost or. >> i think we're likely going to be seeing probably at least 2 vaccines per year. i think if enough of the population in the world remains unvaccinated covid is going to be around and we're going to have to learn how to live with covid. it's going to be a time when if you're vaccinated, you are going to be protected against severe illness and hospitalization unless you're immunocompromised or of the vulnerable populations like the elderly population. and if you're unvaccinated and you're at potential risk and has variance come some may be more lethal than others.
>> really. the ultimate question here is how to our vaccine. stand up to crown, which we will learn shortly. would you be shocked if our vaccines were ineffective and is it possible that the mri days, the pfizer moderna handle it differently than say the j and j. >> i think there's going to be a degree of protection against on the kron with the current vaccines that we have with both mrna and johnson and johnson to what degree is still to be determined. the good thing about the mrna vaccine technology is that if you identify new sequence, you can put it in that technology. you can develop a vaccine within just a few months and then get it distributed out to the pharmacies if needed. >> you know. but we've seen that with the flu vaccines. you know, one season you have to design a vaccine for that particular a variant. it does is kind of mimic the same trajectory that the flu vaccine. has a unit. in other
words, that were they're going to be adapting as we go along every year, every season, every year. was there a season for covid. now seems like it's 3.65 right. yes, it seems like every few months we have a new covid variant that that comes about. >> the flu vaccine is not an mrna vaccine, but because we can sequence of virus and put it quickly into an mrna technology. quite a few of the companies are now thinking that the flu vaccine should be transition to an mrna vaccine. so it has an increase in effectiveness to variants that are known to come about every year. so i won't be surprised if because of the mrna technology, the flu vaccine and the effectiveness of that vaccine actually increase along with keeping us protected against covid as well. fascinating. >> that is play a different doctor. really quickly. parents at home watching this. why should day not be panicking right now. why should they not be changing their kids play dates with other kids and really you
know, taking bold steps because of this new news. >> what's important is that if your child qualifies to get vaccinated, please get them vaccinated. that's the first layer protection against getting covid and if they do get covid against getting severe disease. and i think what is also known is that with our basic measures of protection like masking social distancing and being safe. we still can protect ourselves from a crime variant as well. >> great professor doctor la la. they're a bogey we have learned a lot. we hope to be able to speak with you again as we. as you find out more about this new variant. have a good evening. thanks. thank you. thanks for having me. and if you want to learn more about how this new variant to scan this qr code on your screen. it will take you to our special coronavirus page on our website, kron 4 dot com
and there you can read all about the on the kron, the variant as well as vaccine information all around the bay area still ahead tonight, the city of modesto working to get more people off the streets and. >> in the homes how their new program is changing lives and in sports klay thompson was in santa cruz today working out with the worries g league team. jason us says reaction coming from that play is almost back.
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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> the niners won their 3rd straight game on sunday when they took down the vikings. but it did not come without call deebo samuel and fred warner have already been ruled out for next week's divisional matchup. >> against the seahawks who lost tonight. by the way, for deebo it's a strained groin and will be out one to 2 weeks. warner. he's dealing with a hamstring kyle shanahan said someone is going to have to step up where d both who is on the shortlist for mvp this season. >> it's been a big part of our offense. but i think we're in a spot right now that we overcome came in yesterday made a huge play. i use 7 up each week doing better. yes, each coming along. but to give all travelers been more opportunities anyways have beat out there and it will get a healthier better each
weekend. i'm going do a little too. >> day by day, brick by brick. that's been klay thompson's attitude as he works towards a return to the court for the first time in over 2 and a half years and man, it's getting so close. i can just feel it. i can't wait for that night. the santa cruz warriors released some video of clay scrimmaging with the team. and as you can see for clay for someone as skilled as him. it's like riding a bike taken the to the hole icu. but hey, i caution be patient. i'd be irresponsible of. i didn't remind everyone at home. just how tough it is to do what clay is attempting to do. come back from those 2 traumatic injuries, santa cruz warriors coach seth cooper. he shared his thoughts on clay at practice. he was cleared for full go. >> everything we did was full of 100%. he was going there was no holding them back in
u.s. live stream it to live today in practice. he was totally lives. so there was no point back goes, it was just really what im going. but in experience playing all out and he did that. and he looked really good at doing that. >> a's fans. they've been nervous that there would be a roster fire sale this offseason and for good reason. they've already lost skipper bob melvin sterling mark tay and mark hanna. but the organization did resign. chad pender and tony kemp. so all is not law. you have something to smile take those smiles. >> when you can get >> all righty. that is your look at sports. one quick note, rest in peace to lee elder who passed away today at 87 a trailblazer in the world of golf. that's a look at sports. we'll be right back.
>> in the south bay san jose's ongoing effort to clear the city's largest homeless camps is progressing. but some advocates for the homeless are pushing back now on that whole strategy. you know, the city's largest homeless camp is now surrounded by. >> concrete k rail barriers to temporary solution. >> designed to keep unhoused people from returning to their previous camp site. but many of the unhoused people living in the camp have relocated next door just east of spring street near columbus park advocates for the unhoused say the barriers are doing more harm than good by making it those trying to bring food and other services into the area.
we've had trouble thanksgiving. we distribute it may be 500 meals and we had to get back up on spring street to get into the camp. we had to go down a trail with a truck and distribute the meals where if we have access from the roadway. it's just so much easier. the barriers went up just before thanksgiving after the faa gave the city an ultimatum to clear the camp or risk losing millions of dollars in federal funding. in a statement, the airport said in part, quote, this closure creates a long dead end street that still allows for unhoused residents and service providers to access the area. >> helps decrease through traffic to increase safety and helps prevent illegal dumping and quote, the barriers are to remain in place until the june deadline for the entire 40 acre site to be clear. as part of that faa ultimatum. >> the city of modesto is working to help get people off the streets and into homes. city is partnering with a
nonprofit to launched the camp to home program. kristi gross spoke to one woman who says because of this program she got to spend thanksgiving in a home instead of a shelter. >> love it. it's very spacious. it's comfortable after escaping an abusive relationship and living in encampments in shelters. colleen mcbride is just happy to have her own room once again. now it's like everything is just perfect in my life. everything is just everything i could. all i can't even imagine. >> being where i'm at now. a year ago, bright credit to getting involved in modesto is downtown streets. team. >> and their camp to home program for turning her life around anybody can be and do what i've done if they want it bad enough and they've got the support system of the street team, just like the name suggests camp to home provides job training and housing to get people out of encampments in shelters like this one. into permanent housing and on the path to self-sufficiency. everything kind of matched up the dogs, hit it off.
>> we hit it off. it was just a perfect match 6 months ago. kathleen mooney has opened up her home and offered to rent out a room as part of the program after her husband died last year. this home. >> it's a really nice place to be. but it's not good for one person camp to home screens each participant matches them with an appropriate landlord than a couple of months looking for a person that would be a good fit for me. i think they succeeded with the help of cares act funding the city pays a portion of the rent to landlords like munoz with the goal that tenants would become full the responsible for payments over time. now i'm paying 75% of the rent. >> and they're paying the 25 and within another 6 months i should be paying the full amount isn't about the money. >> it's you know, this helping people to make these steps for mcbride and munoz will be can is an arrangement. has transformed into a friendship
spent thanksgiving at some friends of hers. i think it has become more of a friendship. >> that was kristi gross reporting for us tonight. camp to home says they're looking to partner now with more homeowners property managers and apartment complexes. >> right now we're 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the conditions out there in the golden gate bridge sock whole lot of fog on this monday night after thanksgiving. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow back with us now. >> for a look ahead, lawrence. and we're looking for some rain. it's that time of year. yeah. like that rain. go on the head into the heart of the rain season. now december january and february. really. those are the rainiest months and we'd like to get back into it right now. almost like summer out there. we've had temperatures running well in the 70's. you can see that again. i think for tomorrow that fog looking reminiscent of a summer day thick out there right now. probably see that dissipate throughout the night tonight but still the rain would like to get things going. still this where we said, of course we have the majority that with those atmospheric river events and how about that? we've had over 8 inches of rainfall in san
francisco for the season so far. we're still sitting at 231 percent of normal san jose over 2 inches of rain still a 123% of normal oakland over 6 inches of rain. so still well above the average usually we've had a lot less rain for this time of year. you've had double that and santa rosa. so get the idea even though we had all that rain early on. things have dried out quite a bit. but now we're getting back to the average is here. so we'd like to get that rain going once again tonight, though, staying dry, we've had a bit of an onshore breeze. and that is bringing with it. some of that fog right through the golden gate bridge. but it's right down on the service. very thick fog out there now a little bit of a northerly component. the winds starting to develop in the north. and i think refer running again tomorrow. i think we see a little bit of a northerly wind developing again and we'll see those skies clearing out. lots of sunshine and above normal temperatures, high pressure just too strong right now sending any chance of rain all the way up in the can and the pacific northwest where they really don't need it. they have some flooding concerns. so we're waiting now and looks like the pattern probably going to start to switch gears but not this week. i think we
have to wait till next week before we really see the changes 49 degrees in dublin right now in cool. 49 in senate. 48 in petaluma overnight tonight. we'll see mostly clear skies cool temperatures and patchy fog along the coastline. and then tomorrow mostly sunny conditions and it will be a bit on the hazy side in the week ahead. looks like more sunshine and above normal temperatures dry weather pattern continuing into the weekend that we're keeping our fingers crossed for the middle of next week out there going to see the temperatures cool off and then by day tomorrow, a nice day. again. 72 degrees san jose 73 in concord. beautiful in oakland tomorrow about 68 degrees and 70 in the bottle next few days. dry weather continue. although the temperatures probably going to back off just a little bit. so not just not start, but the panic button just yet, right. we're going to wait a little bit for that. i think next week we'll see the pattern open up a little bit. hopefully that leads to a weather. and i yes, let's think positive. if we hadn't gotten those store, if we we
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Э́на (, ) — департамент на севере Франции, один из департаментов региона О-де-Франс. Порядковый номер — 2. Административный центр — Лан. Население — 533 316 человек (50-е место среди департаментов, данные 2018 г.).

География
Департамент Эна является частью региона О-де-Франс в исторической области Пикардия и граничит с французскими департаментами Па-де-Кале, Нор, Сомма, Уаза, Марна, Арденны, Сена и Марна, а также с Бельгией. Через территорию департамента протекают реки Эна, давшая ему своё название, Эско (Шельда), Марна, Уаза, Сомма, а также большое количество их притоков. Площадь территории — 7361,68 км².

Главными городами департамента (с населением свыше 10 тыс. человек) являются Сен-Кантен, Суасон, Лан, Шато-Тьерри, Тернье, Шони, Виллер-Котре. Жители департамента в основном говорят на современном французском языке; на севере встречается пикардский диалект, на юге — шампанский.

История
В 486 году в Сражении при Суассоне франки Хлодвига разбили армию римского наместника в Галлии Сиагрия, что стало концом Римской империи. В 752 году в том же Суассоне короновался Пипин Короткий,  первый король династии Каролингов. В период поздних Каролингов и первых Капетингов составлял практически все собственные территориальные владения французских королей.

В 1539 году в своем замке Виллер-Котре  король Франциск I подписал знаменитый Ордонанс Виллер-Котре, закрепивший статус французского языка как государственного (вместо латыни) и способствовавший превращению Франции в унитарное государство. В 1544 году тот же Франциск I подписал в Крепи мирное соглашение с императором Карлом V, положившее конец итальянским войнам.

Эна стал одним из первых 83 департаментов, образованных во время Великой французской революции в марте 1790 г. на территории бывших провинций Иль-де-Франс, Пикардия и Шампань.

Во время Первой мировой войны департамент Эна стал ареной кровопролитных сражений; Вторая битва на Эне, также известная как Наступление Нивеля, в апреле-мае 1917 года закончилось большими потерями для стран Антанты, прежде всего французов.

Во время Второй мировой войны в департаменте, особенно в лесах Виллер-Котре и Вассини, а также в главных железнодорожных узлах, действовали сильные отряды Сопротивления, которые в конце войны даже могли отбивать у немцев населенные пункты.

Экономика

Департамент Эна является одним из важнейших сельскохозяйственных регионов в районе Парижа. Специализируется на выращивании сахарной свеклы, пшеницы, картофеля. Около 20 % трудоспособного населения занято в промышленности, испытывающей трудности. Глобализация экономики приводит к закрытию многих мелких и средних предприятий; чтобы сократить достаточно высокий уровень безработицы и привлечь новые технологии власти, создали на территории департамента два промышленных кластера.

Структура занятости населения:
 сельское хозяйство — 4,8 %
 промышленность — 14,6 %
 строительство — 6,2 %
 торговля, транспорт и сфера услуг — 37,5 %
 государственные и муниципальные службы — 37,0 %

Уровень безработицы (2017 год) — 17,8 % (Франция в целом — 13,4 %).
Среднегодовой доход на 1 человека, евро (2018 год) — 19 690 (Франция в целом — 21 730).

Административное деление
Департамент включает 5 округов, 21 кантон и 799 коммун.

Округа
 Вервен
 Лан
 Сен-Кантен
 Суасон
 Шато-Тьерри

Туризм
Для туристов наибольший интерес представляют города Сен-Кантен, Суасон, Лан, Шато-Тьерри с сохранившимися со времен Средневековья соборами, фрагментами крепостных стен и старинными зданиями. В Сен-Кантене и Суасоне имееюся художественный и археологический музеи.

Вокруг озера Элет в 14 км к югу от Лана открыт парк отдыха, один из пяти парков серии Center Park на территории Франции. Также популярны поездки по каналу Сен-Кантен на старинном речном судне.

Политика
Результаты голосования жителей департамента на Президентских выборах 2022 г.:

1-й тур: Марин Ле Пен (Национальное объединение) — 39,25 %; Эмманюэль Макрон ("Вперёд, Республика!") — 22,09 %; Жан-Люк Меланшон ("Непокорённая Франция") — 15,49 %;  Эрик Земмур ("Реконкиста") — 6,87 %; Прочие кандидаты — менее 5 %.

2-й тур: Марин Ле Пен — 59,91 % (в целом по стране — 41,45 %); Эмманюэль Макрон — 40,09 % (в целом по стране — 58,55 %).

(2017 год — 1-й тур: Марин Ле Пен (Национальный фронт) — 35,67 %; Эмманюэль Макрон ("Вперёд!") — 17,94 %; Жан-Люк Меланшон ("Непокорённая Франция") — 16,99 %;  Франсуа Фийон (Республиканцы) — 16,30 %; Николя Дюпон-Эньян (Вставай, Франция) — 5,08 %; Прочие кандидаты — менее 5 %. 2-й тур: Марин Ле Пен — 52,91 % (в целом по стране — 33,90 %); Эмманюэль Макрон — 47,09 % (в целом по стране — 66,10 %)).

(2012 год — 1-й тур: Франсуа Олланд (Социалистическая партия) — 27,10 %; Марин Ле Пен (Национальный фронт) —  26,33 %; Николя Саркози (Союз за народное движение) — 24,20 %; Жан-Люк Меланшон (Левый фронт) — 10,19 %; Франсуа Байру (Демократическое движение) — 6,68 %. Прочие кандидаты — менее 5 %. 2-й тур: Франсуа Олланд — 52,40 % (в целом по стране — 51,62 %); Николя Саркози — 47,60 % (в целом по стране — 48,38 %)).

(2007 год — 1-й тур: Николя Саркози (Союз за народное движение) — 29,30 %; Сеголен Руаяль (Социалистическая партия) — 23,42 % ; Жан-Мари Ле Пен (Национальный фронт) — 17,28 %; Франсуа Байру (Союз за французскую демократию) — 13,51 %. 2-й тур: Николя Саркози — 53,36 % (в целом по стране — 53,06 %); Сеголен Руаяль — 46,64 % (в целом по стране — 46,94 %)).

В результате выборов в Национальное собрание в 2022 г. 5 мандатов от департамента Эна распределились следующим образом: "Национальное объединение" — 3, "Республиканцы" — 1, Разные левые — 1. (2017 год — 5 мандатов: "Вперед, Республика!" — 3, СП — 1, "Республиканцы"; 2012 год — 5 мандатов: СП — 2, СНД — 1, Разные левые  — 2; 2007 год — 5 мандатов: СП — 2, СНД — 2, Разные левые — 1).

На выборах в Совет региона О-де-Франс в 2021 году во 2-м туре победил «правый блок» во главе с действующим президентом Совета Ксавье Бертраном, получивший 57,22 % голосов, вторым было «Национальное объединение во главе с депутатом Национального собрания Себастьеном Шеню — 27,17 %, третьим – левый блок» во главе с депутатом Европейского парламента Каримой Делли — 15,61 %. (2015 год: 1-й тур: Национальный фронт — 43,55 %, «правый блок» — 29,02 %, «левый блок» — 13,81 %; 2-й тур: «правый блок» — 53,76 %, Национальный фронт — 46,24 %).

Совет департамента
После выборов 2021 года в Совете департамента образована правящая коалиция правых, центристских и левоцентристских партий. Президент Совета департамента — Николя Фрикото (Nicolas Fricoteaux), Союз демократов и независимых.

Состав Совета департамента (2021—2028):

См. также
 Современные департаменты Франции
 Депутаты Национального Собрания от департамента Эна
 Сенаторы от департамента Эна
 Совет департамента Эна

Литература

Ссылки
 Национальный институт статистики — департамент Эна
 Сайт Совета департамента Эна

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For a limited time beginning from February 7, Guests visiting Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park will have the opportunity to become an honorary member of the Lion Guard through a new experience called The Lion Guard Adventure.
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Roberto Bolaño, translated by Natasha Wimmer
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In August, Udo Berger, a young war-games champion, returned to the Del Mar Hotel, where he used to spend summers as a child. He found the Costa Brava changed, seedier and less welcoming than he remembered; soon he and his girlfriend, Ingeborg, fell among shady company: Charly and Hanna, fellow Germans in a tempestuous—sometimes violent—relationship; two underemployed locals known only as the Wolf and the Lamb; and El Quemado—the Burn Victim—a disfigured young man who rents pedal boats on the beach.
Udo had planned to spend his vacation developing a new strategy for the war game known as The Third Reich, but finds himself distracted by these new acquaintances. When Charly disappears in a windsurfing accident, Udo resolves to stay in Spain until his body is discovered. After Ingeborg goes back to Stuttgart, Udo embarks on a romance with Frau Else, the enigmatic owner of the Del Mar, whose ailing husband emerges only at night.
To pass his evenings, Udo begins a game of The Third Reich with El Quemado. Udo hardly expects a challenge from the mysterious loner, but El Quemado turns out to be a natural. Udo's pleased surprise gives way to suspicion as El Quemado (playing the side of the Allies) forces Udo's troops to retreat on the Eastern front. Even when Charly's body washes up, Udo stays on in Spain, unable to tear himself away from either Frau Else or the match. And yet, as he haunts the empty hotel, deserted beaches, and shabby cantinas, Udo feels a growing sense of dread, "something intangible, strange, circling around me in a threatening way."
Anzio. Fortress Europa.
Omaha Beachhead. Summer 1942
I walked the beach when all was dark, reciting the names of the forgotten, names languishing on dusty shelves, until the sun came out again. But are they forgotten names or only names in waiting? I remembered the player as viewed by someone from above, just the head, shoulders, and the back of the hands, and the board game and counters like a stage set, where thousands of beginnings and endings eternally unfold, a kaleidoscopic theater, the only bridge between the player and his memory, a memory that is desire and gaze. How many infantry divisions was it—depleted, untrained—that held the Western front? Which ones halted the advance in Italy, despite treachery? Which armored divisions pierced the French defenses in '40 and the Russian defenses in '41 and '42? And with what key division did Field Marshal Manstein retake Kharkov and exorcise the disaster? What infantry divisions fought to clear the way for tanks in 1944, in the Ardennes? And how many countless combat groups sacrificed themselves to stall the enemy on all fronts? No one can agree. Only the player's memory knows. Roaming the beach or curled up in my room I invoke the names and they come in soothing waves. My favorite counters: the First Parachute in Anzio, the Panzer Lehr and the First SS LAH in Fortress Europa, the eleven counters of the Third Parachute in Omaha Beachhead, the Seventh Armored Division in France '40, the Third Armored Division in Panzerkrieg, the First SS Armored Corps in Russian Campaign, the Fortieth Armored Corps in Russian Front, the First SS LAH in Cobra, the Grossdeutschland Armored Corps in Third Reich, the Twenty-first Armored Division in the Longest Day, the One Hundred and Fourth Infantry Regiment in Panzer Armee Afrika . . . Not even reading Sven Hassel aloud at the top of the lungs could be more invigorating . . . (Oh, who was it who read nothing but Sven Hassel? Everyone will say it was M. M.—it sounds like him, it suits him—but it was someone else, someone who resembled his own shadow, someone Conrad and I liked to mock. This kid organized a role-playing festival in Stuttgart in '85. With the whole city as stage he set up a macrogame about the last days of Berlin, using the reworked rules of Judge Dredd. Describing it now I can see the interest it sparks in El Quemado, interest that could well be faked to distract me from the match, a legitimate but vain strategy, since I can move my corps with my eyes closed. What the game—dubbed Berlin Bunker—was about, what its objectives were, how victory was achieved, and who achieved it were never quite clear. Twelve people played the ring of soldiers defending Berlin. Six people played the Nation and the Party and could move only inside the ring. Three people played the Leadership, and their task was to manage the other eighteen so that they weren't left outside the perimeter when it shrunk, as it generally did, and especially to prevent the perimeter from being breached, which was inevitable. There was a final player whose role was murky and secret; he could [and should] move all over the besieged city, but he was the only one who never knew the coordinates of the defensive ring; he could [and did] move all over the city, but he was the only one who didn't know any of the other players; he had the capacity to unseat a member of the Leadership and replace him with a member of the Nation, for example, but he did this blindly, leaving written orders and receiving reports in an agreed-upon spot. His power was as great as his blindness—his innocence, according to Sven Hassel—and his freedom was as great as his constant exposure to danger. He was watched over by a kind of invisible and careful guardian, because his fate determined the ultimate destiny of all. The game, as might have been predicted, ended disastrously, with players lost in the suburbs, cheating, plotting, protesting, sectors of the ring abandoned at nightfall, players who throughout the entire match saw only the referee, etc. Naturally neither Conrad nor I took part, though Conrad went to the trouble of following events from the gymnasium of the School of Industrial Arts where the festival was held and was later able to explain to me the initial dismay and then the moral collapse of Sven Hassel when faced with the evidence of his failure. A few months later Hassel left Stuttgart, and now, according to Conrad, who knows everything, he lives in Paris and has taken up painting. I wouldn't be surprised to run into him at the convention . . . )
After midnight, the photocopies tacked to the wall take on a funereal air, little doors to the void.
"It's starting to get chilly," I say.
El Quemado is wearing a leather jacket, too small, doubtless the gift of some charitable soul. The jacket is old but well made; when he comes over to the game board after eating, he takes it off and sets it on the bed, folding it carefully. His abstracted courtesy is touching. He has a notebook (or maybe a diary, like mine?) in which he jots down the strategic or economic shifts in his alliance, a notebook that he never lets out of his sight . . . It's as if he's found, in Third Reich, a satisfactory mode of communication. Here, alongside the map and the force pool, he isn't a monster but rather a thinking being who expresses himself through hundreds of counters . . . He's a dictator and a creator . . . And he's having fun . . . If it weren't for the photocopies, I'd say that I've done him a favor. But these are like a clear warning, the first signal that I should watch my step.
"Quemado," I ask him, "do you like the game?"
"Yes, I do."
"And do you think that because you've brought me to a standstill you're going to win?"
"I don't know, it's still too early to tell."
As I open the balcony doors to let the night air clear the smoke from the room, El Quemado, like a dog, his head tilted, snuffles with difficulty and says:
"Tell me which counters are your favorite. Which divisions you think are the most beautiful (yes, literally!) and which battles the most difficult. Talk to me about the games . . . "
One Hundred Years of Forgiveness
A Story of Great Love
Valérie Mréjen
That's My Bike!
Adam Wilson
What's Important Is Feeling
Alan Hollinghurst
Rowans
Never Lonelier
Barn Owl Song
I Had a Man
Ange Mlinko
Alexander's Naming Of Winds
from The Lamiyya After al-Shanfara
Rowan Ricardo Phillips
Over the Counties of Kings and Queens Came the Second Idea
David Wagoner
Having Served His Time
Under Arrest
Charlotte Strick
Women by Women


In 2014, EFKO Group added to the product range a new product — solid soap bars.
To manufacture branded soap bars, the company implements the up-to-date European equipment on a contract basis at the Russian soap factories under the control of both the French company SINEF Cosmetiques' employees and Innovation Center "Biriuch - NT" scientists.
All EFKO Group's soap based on vegetable oils from the soap chips, essential oils and other components. Unlike most of soap bars available on the market, those produces by EFKO Group do not contain Sodium Tallowate — mixture of sodium salts resulting in pork, beef and other technical animal fats processing.
TM Malio has become the EFKO Group's first brand on this market. The company intends to expand soap bars production line.


The specs for the guitar follow the Metallica man's main KH guitars, with an alder body, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard and Floyd Rose Original vibrato, the KH-Nosferatu has a single EMG 81 bridge pickup and lone volume control.
ESP LTD will only be making 13 Kirk Hammett Nosferatu guitars, and each one will be hand-numbered 001 – 013 and signed by Kirk, accompanied by a photo of Kirk with the actual guitar purchased and a signed certificate of authenticity.
The package also includes a limited-edition Basil Gogos giclée of Nosferatu signed by Basil Gogos, plus a Famous Zombies Jr Kirk Von Hammett Zombie AKA 'Lil Kirk'.
"Nosferatu has arisen, and now you can take him home to create your own Symphony of Horror!" says Kirk von Hammett.


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package jycessing.mode;

import javax.swing.text.Segment;

import processing.app.syntax.Token;
import processing.app.syntax.TokenMarker;

public class PythonTokenMarker extends TokenMarker {
  private static final byte TRIPLEQUOTE1 = Token.INTERNAL_FIRST;
  private static final byte TRIPLEQUOTE2 = Token.INTERNAL_LAST;

  private static PyKeywordMap pyKeywords;

  private final PyKeywordMap keywords;
  private int lastOffset;
  private int lastKeyword;

  public PythonTokenMarker() {
    this.keywords = getKeywords();
  }

  @Override
  public void addColoring(final String keyword, final String coloring) {
    // KEYWORD1 -> 0, KEYWORD2 -> 1, etc
    final int num = coloring.charAt(coloring.length() - 1) - '1';
    int id = 0;
    boolean paren = false;
    switch (coloring.charAt(0)) {
      case 'K':
        id = Token.KEYWORD1 + num;
        break;
      case 'L':
        id = Token.LITERAL1 + num;
        break;
      case 'F':
        id = Token.FUNCTION1 + num;
        paren = true;
        break;
    }
    keywords.add(keyword, (byte)id);
  }

  @Override
  public byte markTokensImpl(byte token, final Segment line, final int lineIndex) {
    final char[] array = line.array;
    final int offset = line.offset;
    lastOffset = offset;
    lastKeyword = offset;
    final int length = line.count + offset;
    boolean backslash = false;

    loop: for (int i = offset; i < length; i++) {
      final int i1 = (i + 1);

      final char c = array[i];
      if (c == '\\') {
        backslash = !backslash;
        continue;
      }

      switch (token) {
        case Token.NULL:
          switch (c) {
            case '#':
              if (backslash) {
                backslash = false;
              } else {
                doKeyword(line, i, c);
                addToken(i - lastOffset, token);
                addToken(length - i, Token.COMMENT1);
                lastOffset = lastKeyword = length;
                break loop;
              }
              break;
            case '"':
              doKeyword(line, i, c);
              if (backslash) {
                backslash = false;
              } else {
                addToken(i - lastOffset, token);
                if (SyntaxUtilities.regionMatches(line, i1, "\"\"")) {
                  token = TRIPLEQUOTE1;
                } else {
                  token = Token.LITERAL1;
                }
                lastOffset = lastKeyword = i;
              }
              break;
            case '\'':
              doKeyword(line, i, c);
              if (backslash) {
                backslash = false;
              } else {
                addToken(i - lastOffset, token);
                if (SyntaxUtilities.regionMatches(line, i1, "''")) {
                  token = TRIPLEQUOTE2;
                } else {
                  token = Token.LITERAL2;
                }
                lastOffset = lastKeyword = i;
              }
              break;
            default:
              backslash = false;
              if (!Character.isLetterOrDigit(c) && c != '_') {
                doKeyword(line, i, c);
              }
              break;
          }
          break;
        case Token.LITERAL1:
          if (backslash) {
            backslash = false;
          } else if (c == '"') {
            addToken(i1 - lastOffset, token);
            token = Token.NULL;
            lastOffset = lastKeyword = i1;
          }
          break;
        case Token.LITERAL2:
          if (backslash) {
            backslash = false;
          } else if (c == '\'') {
            addToken(i1 - lastOffset, Token.LITERAL1);
            token = Token.NULL;
            lastOffset = lastKeyword = i1;
          }
          break;
        case TRIPLEQUOTE1:
          if (backslash) {
            backslash = false;
          } else if (SyntaxUtilities.regionMatches(line, i, "\"\"\"")) {
            addToken((i += 3) - lastOffset, Token.LITERAL1);
            token = Token.NULL;
            lastOffset = lastKeyword = i;
          }
          break;
        case TRIPLEQUOTE2:
          if (backslash) {
            backslash = false;
          } else if (SyntaxUtilities.regionMatches(line, i, "'''")) {
            addToken((i += 3) - lastOffset, Token.LITERAL1);
            token = Token.NULL;
            lastOffset = lastKeyword = i;
          }
          break;
        default:
          throw new InternalError("Invalid state: " + token);
      }
    }

    switch (token) {
      case TRIPLEQUOTE1:
      case TRIPLEQUOTE2:
        addToken(length - lastOffset, Token.LITERAL1);
        break;
      case Token.NULL:
        doKeyword(line, length, '\0');
        //$FALL-THROUGH$
      default:
        addToken(length - lastOffset, token);
        break;
    }

    return token;
  }

  /** Constants (QUARTER_PI, CORNERS, etc.) */
  private static final byte CONSTANT = Token.LITERAL2;

  /** Keywords (void, int, boolean, etc.) */
  private static final byte KEYWORD = Token.KEYWORD1;

  /** Fields [variables within a class] */
  private static final byte FIELD = Token.KEYWORD2;

  /** Loop/function-like blocks (for, while, etc.) */
  private static final byte LOOP_KEYWORD = Token.KEYWORD3;

  /** Functions */
  private static final byte FUNCTION = Token.FUNCTION1;

  /** Methods (functions inside a class) */
  private static final byte METHOD = Token.FUNCTION2;

  /** Built-in Processing functions (setup, draw, mouseDragged). */
  private static final byte BUILTIN_FUNCTION = Token.FUNCTION4;

  /** Built-in Processing functions (setup, draw, mouseDragged). */
  private static final byte OPERATOR = Token.OPERATOR;

  public static PyKeywordMap getKeywords() {
    if (pyKeywords == null) {
      pyKeywords = new PyKeywordMap();
      pyKeywords.add("__init__", METHOD);
      pyKeywords.add("and", OPERATOR);
      pyKeywords.add("as", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("assert", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("break", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("chr", FUNCTION);
      pyKeywords.add("class", FIELD);
      pyKeywords.add("continue", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("def", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("del", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("elif", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("else", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("except", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("exec", FUNCTION);
      pyKeywords.add("finally", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("for", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("from", FIELD);
      pyKeywords.add("global", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("if", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("import", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("in", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("is", OPERATOR);
      pyKeywords.add("lambda", OPERATOR);
      pyKeywords.add("len", FUNCTION);
      pyKeywords.add("not", OPERATOR);
      pyKeywords.add("or", OPERATOR);
      pyKeywords.add("pass", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("print", FUNCTION);
      pyKeywords.add("raise", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("range", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("return", KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("self", FIELD);
      pyKeywords.add("try", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("with", LOOP_KEYWORD);
      pyKeywords.add("while", LOOP_KEYWORD);

      // These seem to be missing from Processing's token list?
      pyKeywords.add("fullScreen", BUILTIN_FUNCTION);
      pyKeywords.add("settings", BUILTIN_FUNCTION);
      pyKeywords.add("SPAN", CONSTANT);

    }
    return pyKeywords;
  }

  private boolean doKeyword(final Segment line, final int i, final char c) {
    final int i1 = i + 1;

    final int len = i - lastKeyword;
    final byte id = keywords.lookup(line, lastKeyword, len);
    if (id != Token.NULL) {
      if (lastKeyword != lastOffset) {
        addToken(lastKeyword - lastOffset, Token.NULL);
      }
      addToken(len, id);
      lastOffset = i;
    }
    lastKeyword = i1;
    return false;
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Achieving a 4-Day Work Week won't happen overnight, but with commitment, it is a very achievable goal. In today's episode we cover 4 steps for entrepreneurs or business owners that will help them on their journey to having more free time, without sacrificing their income.
If I offered you 10 million dollars to learn a new language completely in one day, could you do it?
What if I offered you that same 10 million to learn a language completely over a five-year period? Does that sound a little more doable? If you could get that 10 million dollars, and although you knew you'd have to work for it, but you couldn't make it happen in a day, would you go for it?
I want you to take that same logic and apply it to working a 4-Day Work Week. This counts whether you're an employee or an entrepreneur, but I'm going to speak even more specifically to the entrepreneurs who are already making enough money, or let's say 80%-90% of the income they need to be making.
I have coaching clients that have paid me to help them work a 4-Day Work Week. I have other clients from my software company who have seen the ideas I share in my podcast, and who have started working a 4-Day Work Week, just from implementing those ideas I share. If you need help implementing these ideas, coaching can help, but there's nothing to say you can't just take the ideas and run with them, and that's what I'm going to suggest you do.
I have a goal to help 4,440,440 people work a 4-Day Work Week. If a couple of million here or there don't pay me to work a 4-Day Work Week, that's okay. I'm just looking to help you get there.
Let's start by breaking down the idea of getting to a 4-day week into simple steps. Let's say you're working 40 hours a week, but you don't want to go to a 4-Day Work Week yet, because you don't want to be working 10-hour days. So your aim is to cut down your working hours, but without sacrificing income or productivity.
With these steps, you should be able to do that in a year. Of course, you might prefer to take it more slowly – in which case, just multiply the amount of time by how long you would feel comfortable taking. You could even change months to years, and you would still be at a 4-Day Work Week in 12 years. That's 10 years less than it took me!
However long you're taking to do this, you're making sure you have time to figure it out. This is not a rush. This is just about slowly and steadily moving in the direction of your goal.
You first step, over the first quarter, is to drop from 40 hours a week to 38 hours a week, with the same income and the same results. This would let you finish work at 3pm on a Friday.
Once you're reliably leaving work at 3pm on a Friday, start moving it to 1pm. Now you're working a half day on Friday, and a 36-hour week.
In the second half of the year, you need to cut out a further 2 hours. This will have you working until 11am on a Friday – unless you choose to take Fridays off completely at this point, and fit those 2 hours in at another point in the week.
Finally, you just have to cut the last 2 hours out, until you're working 32 hours, and you reliably have Fridays off.
It's really that straightforward and that simple. It's about making it a priority to work less, and then filling up Friday afternoons (and eventually the whole of Friday) with something that's more fun and more exciting than work. It could be time with your kids, or family, volunteering, giving back to the community, or whatever it is you want to do.
Maybe you want to start a side gig: another job or another income opportunity because you don't like the one you're currently in. Whatever it might be, slowly and steadily create a situation where you're working fewer hours.
Some people find the idea of working less and earning more bizarre. But think about this: how much did you earn per hour when you started working? Are you making more now? Probably, because you have more skills, and experience, and you're more efficient.
Of course, it also depends on your budget. If you're spending all the money you earn, you might find it difficult to cut down your working hours. If you're earning more than you're spending and saving and so on, it will be much easier.
There's no tactic here on how to get to a 4-Day Work Week, as it works differently for everyone, but it mostly just comes down to cutting your work hours. I'll give you a real example of what I told one of my clients, and this has worked for her.
She was really over-investing time in their business, and I was trying to explain to her strategically how and why she needed to work less, because she was just being ineffective. So I told her at 3pm on a Friday to just shut her laptop, switch off her cellphone, and leave the office. Don't work over the weekend, even to answer emails. On Monday, I tolder her to come back into the office and look at where she left off, and to finish it if it needed finishing. Then, I told, her, she just needs to keep doing this, eventually learning to leave at 1pm on a Friday, and so on.
Another thing to remember is, just because you're an entrepreneur, that doesn't mean you have to stick with your business forever. One of the toughest things as an entrepreneur is when you have a business that's doing well, but you don't really enjoy running that business. My suggestion would be to slowly phase yourself out of that business and figure out how to run that business in just 2 or 3 days a week. Then you can start another project with the other days.
There are so many different ways you can begin moving towards a 4-Day Work Week, but you've got to make the choice and you have to start working in that direction. If you want a more specific tool to help you map out exactly what your plan would look like, go to 4daygameplan.com, where you can create your free 4-Day Work Week Game Plan.
It's a series of training videos similar to this one and a tool that you can use, either written or Excel-based, that will do the math for you if you put in your variables and help you map out what would your plan look like. It helps you map out your 12 steps to working a 4-Day Work Week. It doesn't guarantee that you'll get there right away, but it gives you the big picture plan, whether you're an employee, an entrepreneur, or a small business owner.
I hope you find this advice helpful. If you have any questions on this episode, please put shoot me an email or reach out to me on social media.
As always, I look forward to helping you make more money in less time doing what you do best.


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Position title: Assistant and Associate Professor (Storage Systems and Databases)
Salary range: Commensurate with qualifications and experience; academic year (nine-month basis).
Percent time: Full-time (100%)
Anticipated start: July 1, 2023, with the academic year beginning in September 2023. For the Assistant Professor rank, degree requirements must be met by June 30, 2024 for employment beyond that date.
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Open date: October 4, 2022
Most recent review date: Tuesday, Jan 3, 2023 at 11:59pm (Pacific Time)
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Final date: Friday, Jun 30, 2023 at 11:59pm (Pacific Time)
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The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (https://engineering.ucsc.edu/departments/computer-science-and-engineering) at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) invites applications for positions at the Assistant and Associate Professor levels. We seek to hire up to three candidates with a strong background in computer science and engineering, with a particular focus on storage systems and databases. We are especially interested in candidates who can collaborate within the department and across the university.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is part of the Baskin School of Engineering at UC Santa Cruz. Our school has nationally and internationally known researchers in many areas, including theoretical computer science, programming languages, security, distributed systems, storage systems, computer architectures, machine learning, natural language processing, vision, VLSI, and networking. The Baskin School of Engineering is home to six departments, contributing to the richness of its research. Nestled in a redwood forest above the city of Santa Cruz, our beautiful campus has a long history of embracing groundbreaking interdisciplinary work. Our campus is the nearest University of California campus to Silicon Valley and has close research ties with the local computer industry. Our proximity to Silicon Valley, and our satellite campus there, afford opportunities and avenues for collaboration with researchers working in the many research and development labs in Silicon Valley, as well as with the other San Francisco Bay Area universities.
UC Santa Cruz values diversity, equity, and inclusion and is committed to hiring faculty who will work to support these values. UC Santa Cruz is a Minority-serving Institution (MSI) with a high proportion of first-in-family students. To be considered, candidates must demonstrate an understanding of the barriers facing women, people of color, and other groups underrepresented in engineering, as well as describe their experience and future plans to promote equity and inclusion in teaching, mentoring, and research. Efforts supporting equity and inclusion at UC Santa Cruz will be recognized as important during the merit review and promotion process. The selected candidates will receive a start-up package that includes funding in support of furthering Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts.
The successful candidates are expected to develop a research program, advise graduate students in their research area, obtain external funding, develop and teach courses within the undergraduate and graduate curriculum, perform university, public and professional service, and interact broadly with the large number of researchers in Silicon Valley industrial research and advanced development labs. The successful candidates should be able to work with students, faculty, and staff from various social and cultural backgrounds, genders, and sexual orientations.
UC Santa Cruz is a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU, an association of the top research universities in the US), a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), a member of the Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Research Universities (HRSU), a member of the Computing Alliance of Hispanic Serving Institutions (CAHSI), an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI), and a member of several identity and ethnic affinity professional societies. Broadening participation in engineering, and equitably and inclusively serving underrepresented minoritized students are key values at UC Santa Cruz. More information can be found: https://apo.ucsc.edu/diversity.html
The chosen candidates will be expected to sign a statement representing that they are not the subject of any ongoing investigation or disciplinary proceeding at their current academic institution or place of employment, nor have they in the past ten years been formally disciplined at any academic institution/place of employment. In the event the candidates cannot make this representation, they will be expected to disclose in writing to the hiring Dean the circumstances surrounding any formal discipline that they have received, as well as any current or ongoing investigation or disciplinary process of which they are the subject. (Note that discipline includes a negotiated settlement agreement to resolve a matter related to substantiated misconduct.)
Department: https://engineering.ucsc.edu/departments/computer-science-and-engineering
Basic qualifications (required at time of application)
A Ph.D. (or equivalent foreign degree) in Computer Science or a relevant field; a demonstrated record of research. For the Assistant Professor rank, it is expected that the degree requirements will be completed by June 30, 2024.
Document requirements
Cover Letter - Letter of application that briefly summarizes your qualifications and interest in the position
Curriculum Vitae - Your most recently updated C.V.
Statement of Research
Statement of Teaching
Statement of Contributions to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion - Statement addressing your understanding of the barriers facing traditionally underrepresented groups and your past and/or future contributions to diversity, equity, and inclusion through teaching and professional or public service. Candidates are urged to review guidelines on statements (see https://apo.ucsc.edu/diversity.html) before preparing their application.
Initial screening of applicants will be based only on the statement on contributions to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Selected publication
Reference requirements
3-5 letters of reference required
Applications must include confidential letters of recommendation* (a minimum of 3 are required and a maximum of 5 will be accepted). Please note that your references, or dossier service, will submit their confidential letters directly to the UC Recruit System.
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Apply link: https://recruit.ucsc.edu/JPF01399
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Žabonosy telt 213 inwoners (2006).

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