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Her iconic launch collection was on full display to swatch and play with, while guests received personalized Fenty Face makeup consultations from the Fenty Beauty Global Artistry Team, including Hector Espinal (Global Artist) and James Kaliardos (Resident Artist).
Fenty Beauty Instagram teases the brand's upcoming Holiday 2017 collection. Not satisfied with just gloss?
She announced the news yesterday on Fenty Beauty's Instagram story, giving the lucky few who were gazing at their phones at that very specific point in time a brief glimpse of what looks to be a very fun holiday makeup situation. Set your reminder. now. The singer and now cosmetics connoisseur just dropped a sneak peek of her holiday collection, and all the products you wanted in the original launch but were missing have finally made their debut. The beauty line offers a large selection of products, from foundations to highlighting products, lip gloss and blotting powders, as well as an array of different brushes.
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Many companies will undergo transformation of some kind in their lifetime. According to software pioneer Mitch Kapor, 15 to 20 per cent of businesses have undergone a radical change, which has seen them completely refocus their efforts. But how do you do it? Read on for four steps that will make pivoting your business easier.
It's important to be aware of how things are going in business. The fact that you might need to consider a change of direction shouldn't come as a surprise – you should be well versed in what is happening in your business.
Upon evaluating his business, Boatyard founder Nathan Heber saw that his idea for a peer-to-peer boat rental platform was too niche. "I quickly learned that [it] was not going to provide the scale I wanted to achieve with my business. Additionally, other peer-to-peer boat rental start-ups launched around the same time and what was already a small market began getting crowded," he says.
Once you've identified that your business needs to pivot – for whatever reason – you'll need to come up with a plan as to what you're going to do.
Any pivot is going to come with some level of risk so it's important to mitigate that as much as possible.
Aaron Scwartz, CEO and founder of Modify, has two ways to mitigate the risk of pivoting: "Test the new model within your old site. Instead of investing in coding an entirely new experience, choose the expediency of retaining the same brand and technology back-end," he says.
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Accueil La mode The Characters Who Gave Us Joy in 2021
Thank you all, for keeping us sane.
Image: Universal, Lucasfilm, FX, Bioware/EA, and Marvel Studios
The whole of 2021's been hard on all of us, which means it's been a fun time adopting as many comfort characters as possible to keep us delighted this year. Here's the io9 staff's favorite characters of 2021.
Malignant's Gabriel
Image: Warner Bros.
You just knew James Wan had something up his sleeve. The man who directed Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring wouldn't put his time and energy into a brand new horror movie unless it was something special. And that something special was Gabriel, the twin brother of Malignant's main character Madison, who just so happens to live in the back of her head. Whether you found the reveal to be surprising or not, Wan made it deliciously gruesome followed by exhilaratingly awesome. Once we finally see Gabriel come forward and he, using Madison's body, decimates an entire jail cell full of prisoners followed by a carnage-filled run through a police station, it's so wild and wacky you can't help but feel the pure joy of cinema. It's horror Cirque du Soleil. – Germain Lussier
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This chip enhances HD video, in real time, to 4k using next-generation AI upscaling. With Dolby Vision/Atmos, the clarity has you living in your shows. The 3GB of RAM and 16GB of storage will be all you need to cruise throw thousands of apps. Add more storage or a keyboard and mouse combo with the two USB ports on the side.
Loki's Alligator Loki
Screenshot: Marvel Studios
If we have to explain why Alligator Loki gave us joy, we honestly don't know what to tell you. He's an alligator who is Loki. He was pruned from the Sacred Timeline for eating a neighbor's cat. He bit off President Loki's hand. He wore a tiny Loki helmet. Here's hoping he'll show up in Loki season two… and Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness… and every other MCU project, honestly. – Rob Bricken
F9's Han
Image: Universal
Ever since his introduction in 2006's The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, Han Lue has been a fan favorite character. Loosely modeled after Han Solo (and even borrowing his name as an alias), the character is a suave, confident criminal who oozes charisma and charm. His story is oddly complex (he died, came back, then died again… sort of) but after the eighth Fast and Furious film hugely disrespected him, fans were eager for another return. And return he did in this year's F9. Seeing a favorite character return, even under the most ridiculous of circumstances, was simply beautiful, and the sacrifices he made along the way only added to the emotion. Then, when he was finally reunited with his Tokyo Drift friends, I'm not ashamed to admit that tears of joy were shed. It was like attending a long-overdue family reunion. – Germain Lussier
Star Trek: Prodigy's Hologram Janeway
Image: Paramount+
The year 2020 might have been a special anniversary for Star Trek: Voyager, but 2021 really has been just as good for Voyager fans with the return of our beloved captain, Kate Mulgrew's Kathryn Janeway. Sure she's a CGI construct, both literally and metaphorically, as Janeway's return came in the form of a holographic guide to the young heroes of Star Trek: Prodigy. But even in that role, Mulgrew's warmth and wit as the decisive Starfleet officer have shone just as brightly as they did a decade and a half ago. Hopefully this is a sign that we could see Janeway back in Star Trek in some form or another, beyond even her delightful role guiding the next generation of Star Trek stars and fans. – James Whitbrook
WandaVision's Agatha Harkness
Before Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) eventually revealed herself to be the one person in Westview actually understanding what the hell was going on with Wanda Maximoff, she spent each and every single episode doing one of the better jobs of really selling the weirdness of WandaVision. All of its narrative twists and developments tied to the larger MCU aside, WandaVision was a show built on a premise that absolutely needed its characters to strike a balance between retro sitcom kitsch and modern horror. Perhaps because she was in on the gag all along, Agatha embodied those aspects of the show most strongly from the jump. – Charles Pulliam-Moore
Mass Effect's Kaidan Alenko
Screenshot: Bioware/EA
The Mass Effect universe's finest Canadian has always gotten the short end of the stick in Mass Effect—quite literally, as even with the re-release of the trilogy this year, most of the ME fanbase let Kaidan babysit a nuke in the first game and save his fellow human foil, Ashley. That means many don't get to see Kaidan's arc across his brief return in ME2 and as a fully-fledged part character once more in the third game. Revisiting the series this year with Mass Effect Legendary Edition, especially with the critical intent to play my Shepard as a gay man after years grappling with my own sexuality's relationship to Mass Effect's heteronormative systems, Kaidan became a character I shaped my playthrough around as one of the rare chances that Mass Effect's relationship systems let queer men express their identity. But it also reminded me just what a good character he can be, the human heart and grounding point for an adventure wildly beyond the scale of his or our imagining—and how unfortunate it is many people don't let him live long enough in their playthroughs to make that clear. – James Whitbrook
What If's Captain Carter
It is a damn tragedy Marvel hasn't seen fit to bring Hayley Atwell back into live-action, but if her animated counterpart from What If is all we get from here on out I'll still be happy. That's because Captain Carter is the shit. Peggy has always been a hero and seeing her jump into action to make sure that super serum didn't go to waste was perfectly in character. (Her getting lorge was a lovely bonus.) Throwing her into Captain America's story almost beat for beat felt like cheating, but something tells me when we get to see her take charge of a team of heroes in modern day next season it will be worth the wait. – Jill Pantozzi
Black Widow's Yelena Belova
It wasn't just her love of cool vests with pockets that made us, in turn, fall in love with Yelena Belova, though we did adore that about her. Marvel fans spent an eternity waiting for Black Widow to finally release—only to realize that Scarlett Johansson's character wasn't even the reason to get excited about the movie. Florence Pugh's scene-stealing performance as Yelena, Natasha Romanoff's "sister" and fellow deadly assassin, was the true heart of the film, not to mention a welcome source of hilariously wry comic relief. Bonus: now we get to see her on Hawkeye, too. – Cheryl Eddy
Cruella's… Cruella
Screenshot: Disney
While Cruella the movie left much to be desired when it came to its plot and the degree to which it was willing to let its antiheroine murder dogs, the movie's focus on a young Estella Miller coming into her own as both a fashion designer and a supervillain was interesting, in moments. When Cruella wasn't aping different cinemating incarnations of the Joker, the movie gave the classic villain the space to actually show off some of the talent that played a key role in her eventual infamy. Though its insistence on giving Cruella a motivation for being evil got in the way of the movie living up to its full potential, its story made her a relatable figure by pinpointing exactly what it is about being taken advantage of in the workplace that can drive people insane. – Charles Pulliam-Moore
What We Do in the Shadow's Nandor
Image: FX
We'll always love What We Do in the Shadows' Guillermo, and Colin Robinson definitely had a hell of a time this year. But season three really belonged to Kayvan Novak's Nandor, whose pursuit of happiness led him to woo the cute front-desk clerk at his gym (a lesbian, alas), an old flame (who was secretly also hooking up with a werewolf, alas), and the leader of a new-age cult of vampires who claim to have turned themselves human again (an exercise in brainwashing, alas). It was an existentially distressing time for Nandor—so frustrating he couldn't bring himself to celebrate his "Ascension Day" or even keep to his vow of going into a "Super Slumber" vampire hibernation—but we got to see a depth to the character that we'd never glimpsed before. How will he fare on his (unexpectedly solo) jaunt to his ancestral homeland? Season four can't arrive soon enough with the answer. – Cheryl Eddy
The Bad Batch's Omega
Image: Lucasfilm
From the moment I saw Omega in wide-eyed awe at seeing hyperspace for the first time I knew I would die for her. While some "fans" may balk at the idea of kids showing up in their Very Serious Space Battles stories, it's important to remember characters like Omega are very much us. Or at least the us who hasn't yet become jaded and lost hope that there was still good in this world. It was a very important worldview to keep in mind this year and Omega kept driving it home in her dealings with her family and in her first explorations of the wider galaxy far, far away. – Jill Pantozzi
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The polar ice cap at the Arctic is melting. Retreating ice is beginning to expose deposits of rare-earth metals used in the production of smartphones and military guidance systems. Resource exploration and oil and gas drilling is becoming easier, in an area thought to contain around 22% of the world's total oil and gas reserves.
Climate change in the Arctic will have drastic follow-on effects on climate and weather patterns worldwide. Melting ice caps are expected to reduce rainfall in many parts of the world, leading to desertification, an inability to sustain agriculture, a rise in worldwide sea levels, competition for resources and food, and many other major consequences.
In 2007, the nuclear icebreaker Rossiya (Russia) led the Academik Fedorov research ship containing two submersibles, two Mi-8 helicopters and two Ilyushin II-18 aircraft on an expedition to the North Pole.
Once at an area called the Lomosonov Ridge, an 1,800 kilometre-long underwater geological formation, it sent its two submersibles to the sea bed, roughly 4,000 metres below the sea surface, where, in a territorial claim, it planted a titanium Russian flag.
Russia's claim to the territory was thought to be motivated by the area's oil, gas, and mineral resources. President of Russia Vladimir Putin said Russia urgently needed to secure its "strategic, economic, scientific and defence interests" in the Arctic.
Other countries, including the US, Canada and Denmark have made competing claims, thought to be driven by commercial interest in new shipping lanes opened by melting polar ice caps, along with oil and gas resources.
In 2018, the Venta Maersk became the first commercial container ship to sail the Northern Sea Route through a newly opened shipping channel in the Arctic.
At the beginning of 2019, Russia began constructing the first permanent research station in the Arctic. Recent research activities conducted by Russia have focused on collecting evidence at the Lomonosov Ridge in order to strengthen its territorial claim.
This competition for resources has been named the 'Arctic resources race'.
A race fuelled by us, as consumers, in towns, suburbs, and cities everywhere.
Our world, built from oil.
We have passed the peak.
Lays locked beneath the ice.
Recorded and mixed by Joel Taylor at The Black Lodge, Melbourne.
Cover photography by Sam Orchard.
Our debut self-titled LP is OUT NOW.
Recorded and mixed late 2016 by Joel Taylor at The Black Lodge, Melbourne, and mastered by Brad Boatright at AUDIOSIEGE. Front and rear jacket photography c/o the wonderful Phoebe Powell Photography.
LPs pressed at Disc Manufacturing Services - DMS in the UK. The LP features an opaque white 140gm 12" vinyl, matte jacket with black fill inside, insert sheet, and two bonus stickers.
"The perfect mix of haunting atmospheres, devastating heaviness and melancholic swathes."
Order now and we'll have your order on the way to you within two business days.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far! You're the best.
Here is Whitewater, the second single from our forthcoming debut album, CASCADES, out 4 July.
Several years ago, while wandering around an abandoned warehouse in Melbourne's inner north, CASCADES' Sam Filmer came across a box of dusty old video tapes. After screening the tapes, Sam discovered hours of transferred 16mm footage from Melbourne and surrounds, from what looks like the 1950s and '60s.
The footage, shot by an unknown cameraperson, has the marks of a photographer or artist's hand. Colour and composition are incredible, and give us a unique insight into a long-gone period of Australian history, at times sunny and hopeful, and at other times dark and foreboding.
None of the footage has been altered, colour corrected, or manipulated besides being edited together.
If any viewers have a connection to the footage, or are able to identify any of the people that appear, please let us know so we can supply the footage to the family members in the video. Email: cascadesbandau AT gmail DOT com.
Video edited / produced by Sam Orchard.
this is Cold Bloom, the first single from our debut LP, CASCADES.
We recorded these songs with Joel Taylor at The Black Lodge late in 2016. This song, Cold Bloom, is about this country's insistence on clinging to resources like coal and woodchips and our resulting contribution to climate change. The band shares a lot of frustration around this issue, especially towards the rusted-on attitudes from conservative quarters here in Australia. The lyrics reference Earth Overshoot Day, the annual date on which humanity's resource consumption for the year exceeds Earth's capacity to regenerate those resources for the year.
Our own Sam Orchard put together this video. Coloured vinyl preorder info coming very soon.


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Sunny-G creates tribute to Surinder Kaur
London based music producer Sunny-G has teamed up Parineeta Narula to create a beautiful yet haunting version of the Punjabi classic track 'Akhiyan'. Parineeta is the niece of the popular Punjabi singer and Bollywood playback artist, Jaspinder Narula, who produced the original version of the song many years ago. Like her aunt, Parineeta has a very unique voice that draws you in immediately.
Not only is the song an amazing remake, but it is also a tribute to the late Surinder Kaur. Akhiyan is releasing on the birthday of the late Surinder Kaur who was the voice behind the original track. Sunny-G says: "It's our little tribute to Surinder Kaur. She was an amazing artist and loved by millions across the world. Her music will live on forever and we just wanted to do something special for her."
Akhiyan will be available as a free download (available here) for a simple reason according to Sunny-G:
"It's a no-brainer! It has to be a free download because trying to make money from a tribute track would be so wrong!"
Sunny-G, who has a degree in music from the London College of Music, also brought in Flo Studios as part of this joint venture. Mahi Sarna, the model featured in the video has also played roles in a number of films including Gippy Grewal's 'Mirza'. She's also modeled for some top names including Italian Vogue and Ray Bans!
Sunny-G is currently producing music for Sony Music India…more details soon!
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In this segment of Head 2 Head, we examine triple corks performed by Chris Corning and 2017 Dew Tour champ Max Parrot. First up is Corning with a backside triple cork. Coming in hot Corning tucks in carrying his speed throughout each rotation keeping his melon grab tight. Meanwhile, Parrot takes off of the lip on his heels spinning frontside, dipping early on with a mute grab . You be the judge and leave a comment below on which you like the best.


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Improv shows will be different this year. The cast will be holding rehearsals every other week, virtually and in-person. There are six cast members, down from the ten members in the past.
"For Improv shows we're going to be doing them virtually. We are considering possibly doing a google meet or Facebook live or something like that so we can continue to include our audience in the show," senior cast member Karli Christ said.
During the Improv shows, the crew will be doing games that will focus on physical movement and humor.
"Honestly, I'm just looking forward to having fun with the other members of the group and hopefully making people laugh. I know we all need something to smile at in 2020," Christ said.
The crew will be practicing games that are focused more on vocal humor, with a little less physical movement and not as much interaction involved.
"Audiences will not be possible this year. I am hopeful we may be able to have an outdoor show in the spring with an audience though," director Brin Charek said.
All six of the crew members will be performing in all of the shows. The shows will be set up like the TV show "Whose Line is it Anyways" to make it virtual-friendly.
Charek said, "[Not having an audience] hurts Improv even more than regular staged plays and musicals. With Improv, the audience is a participant in the show. I am still trying to work out how to best include an audience somehow."
There is no set date for when the first show will be. The crew is currently working on their rehearsals every other week.
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Penn State Health St Joseph Medical Center
Reading, Pennsylvania
Obstetrics – Hospitalist Opportunity
Physician - Otolaryngology - Pediatric
Marshfield Clinic Health System
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Pediatric Hospitalist Opportunity
Clinical Neonatologist
Neonatologist Needed at Mercy Medical Center Redding CA
Redding, California
Full-Time Pediatric Hospitalist for a Large Public Health and Hospital System in Silicon Valley
Santa Clara Valley Health & Hospital System
Elmira, New York
Location: Reading, Pennsylvania
MD/DO
Penn State Health St Joseph Medical Center - is seeking a full time Neonatologist!
We are committed to excellent clinical care, teaching, and research. Interested applicants, please apply here and send CV and Cover Letter to Anderson Smith, at asmith50@pennstatehealth.psu.edu
We are recruiting to have a division of 2 Neonatologists, and 2 Advanced Practice Providers that with provide 24/7 coverage
This Neonatologist will cover up to 12 beds in a level 2 NICU
This position will include day time coverage and on call from home. The advanced practice providers work in house 7p-7a and are first call with the physician as back up if needed during those hours.
Neonatologist Physician will facilitate rounds to provide active management of NICU patients. Including but not limited to vent weaning, nutrition adjustments, lab reviews and meeting with family's
A full complement of ancillary staff including excellent administrative support
What we're seeking:
Candidates should be board-certified neonatologist
MD, D.O., or foreign equivalent
Ability to acquire a license to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Opportunity highlights:
Competitive salary and benefits
Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance
CME time and funds
LTD and Life insurance, and so much more!
Area highlights:
Berks County maintains a perfect balance of urban, rural and suburban settings. Our community offers diverse outdoor and cultural activities, outstanding schools and quality of life with easy accessibility to shore points, airports and major metro areas, such as Philadelphia, Washington, DC and New York City.
About Penn State Health St. Joseph:
Penn State Health St. Joseph is a non-profit network consisting of St. Joseph Medical Center, St. Joseph Downtown Reading Campus, St. Joseph Medical Group and St. Joseph Provider Hospital Organization (PHO). Founded in 1873 by the Sisters of St. Francis, the network provides a full-range of outpatient and inpatient diagnostic, medical and surgical services. The 380,000 sq. ft., 212-bed state-of-the-art hospital and health campus opened in late 2006 on 40 acres in Bern Township. In 2015, St. Joseph Regional Health Network was the first member to transition into Penn State Health, a newly-created non-profit entity of Penn State University.
Routinely ranked among the Top 50 Heart Hospitals in the country in quality metrics, St. Joseph also is nationally certified as a Center of Excellence in Chest Pain, Stroke and Heart Failure. Nursing care at St. Joseph also has earned the distinction as a "Pathways to Excellence" accredited facility.
Penn State Health is fundamentally committed to the diversity of our faculty and staff. We believe diversity is unapologetically expressing itself through every person's perspectives and lived experiences. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender identity or expression, marital status, national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family medical or genetic information.
Penn State Health is a multi-hospital health system serving patients and communities across 29 counties in central Pennsylvania. It employs more than 17,500 people systemwide.
The system includes Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Penn State Health Children's Hospital and Penn State Cancer Institute based in Hershey, Pa.; Penn State Health Hampden Medical Center in Enola, Pa.; Penn State Health Holy Spirit Medical Center in Camp Hill, Pa.; Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center in Lancaster, Pa.; Penn State Health St. Joseph Medical Center in Reading, Pa.; and more than 3,000 physicians and direct care providers at 90+ unique medical office locations. Additionally, the system jointly operates various health care providers, including Penn State Health Rehabilitation Hospital, Hershey Outpatient Surgery Center, Hershey Endoscopy Center and Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute.
In December 2017, Penn State Health partnered with Highmark Health to facilitate creation of a value-based, community care network in the region.
Penn State Health shares an integrated strategic plan and operations with Penn State College of Medicine, the University's medical school. With campuses in State College and Hershey, Pa., the College of Medicine boasts a portfolio of more than $150 million in funded research and more than 1,700 students and trainees in medicine, nursing, other health professions and biomedical research.
Penn State Health is fundamentally committed to the diversity of our faculty and staff. We believe diversity is unapologetically expressing itself through every person's perspectives and lived experiences. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender identity or expression, marital status, national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family medical or genetic information. If you are unable to use our online application process due to an impairment or disability, please call 717-531-8440 between the hours of 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Eastern Standard Time, Monday – Friday, email hrsolutions@pennstatehealth.psu.eduor download our Accommodation Instructions for Job Applicants PDF for more detailed steps for assistance.
About Penn State Health St Joseph Medical Center
Penn State Health is fundamentally committed to the diversity of our faculty and staff. We believe diversity is unapologetically expressing itself through every person's perspectives and lived experiences. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender identity or expression, marital status, national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family medical or genetic information.Penn State Health is a multi-hospital health system serving patients and communities across central Pennsylvania.The system includes Penn State Health St. Joseph Medical Center in Reading, Pa., Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Penn State Children's Hospital, Penn State Cancer Institute, and Penn State Health Rehabilitation Hospital (jointly owned), based in Hershey, Pa., as well as more than 1,300 physicians and direct care providers at 78 medical office locations. The system also has jointly owned health care providers, including Hershey Outpatient Surgery Center, Hershey Endos...copy Center, Horizon Home Healthcare and the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute.Penn State Health shares an integrated strategic plan and operations with Penn State College of Medicine, the University's medical school.
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Royals' 8-run inning dooms Red Sox
KEN POWTAK Associated Press
BOSTON – Raul Mondesi hit a bases-loaded triple and Eric Hosmer added a two-run single during an eight-run sixth inning, lifting the surging Kansas City Royals to a 10-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday night.
Salvador Perez hit his third solo homer in two games for Kansas City, which took two of three at Fenway Park and got its 17th win in 21 games.
David Ortiz hit his 534th career homer, a solo shot, for the Red Sox, tying Jimmie Foxx for 18th on the career list. Boston has lost four of five.
Matt Strahm (2-0) pitched 22/3 innings of hitless relief for the win.
Eduardo Rodriguez (2-6) gave up five runs in 51/3 innings before the bullpen allowed five more in the sixth.
The Royals chased Rodriguez and regained the lead in the sixth after the Red Sox moved ahead in the fifth.
Alcides Escobar had an RBI single before Mondesi rocked his triple to the outfield-wall triangle in center. Cheslor Cuthbert had a run-scoring fielder's choice grounder before Lorenzo Cain added an RBI single.
Robbie Ross Jr. relieved and gave up Hosmer's two-run single off the Green Monster before getting the final two outs.
Boston capitalized on center fielder Paulo Orlando's error to score three times off starter Yordano Ventura in the fifth. Chris Young singled and Orlando dropped Sandy Leon's fly at the track, putting runners on second and third before a walk.
Brock Holt drove in the first run with a groundout before Xander Bogaerts' two-run single.
Ventura gave up four runs – three earned – in 41/3 innings.
Ortiz's 31st homer went into the bleachers behind Boston's bullpen in the fourth.
RHP Rick Porcello (17-3, 3.23) looks to become the first Red Sox pitcher in 70 years to open a season 13-0 in Fenway Park today against the Rays. RHP Matt Andriese (6-5, 3.71) is set to start for Tampa Bay.


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Geoffrey Rush has had a major win in his defamation case against the Daily Telegraph and allegations he behaved inappropriately towards a fellow actor.
A Federal Court Judge today threw out a large part of the newspaper's defence which included the claim it was substantially true, ruling they had been too vague.
Rush is accused of touching a cast member while carrying her on stage during a performance of King Lear, and following her into a bathroom during a post production party.
He sued for defamation after the allegations were printed on the front page of the newspaper late last year.
But Justice Wigney said the defence of truth was plainly deficient.
He also threw out three paragraphs of the qualified privilege defence, that their conduct was reasonable in the circumstances.
After the judgement Rush's lawyer Sue Chrusanthou asked that a trial date be set in August so her client could be "vindicated" quickly.
She accused the newspaper of exaggerating the claims and doing further harm to his reputation.
"This is one stage of complex legal proceedings, The Daily Telegraph is considering the judgement and whether it will make an application for leave to appeal.
In a statement, the Daily Telegraph's Editor Chris Dore said "This is one stage of complex legal proceedings, The Daily Telegraph is considering the judgement and whether it will make an application for leave to appeal."
"The Daily Telegraph considers that its conduct in publishing the articles concerning a complaint made to the STC against Geoffrey Rush was reasonable," Mr Dore said.
The Telegraph's lawyer Lyndelle Barnett told the court they needed time to consider whether to appeal or to file an amended defence.


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Cowed Down Again. And again.
How can the law of the land be so weak that it creates no fear in the minds of twenty men who groped, kicked, dragged and punched a minor girl just because she had come out of a pub at night and was dressed in a t-shirt and skirt?
Why do some men think they have the right to be beasts, to be monsters who can assault a girl, a mere teenager?
It doesn't matter if it a thriving metropolis like Mumbai, or a city like Mangalore (link opens a video) or Guwahati or a town like Baghpat. It's not one part ofIndia which is afflicted with the disease of – 'I am a man and I am all powerful'. It runs across state, cultural and religious barriers.
As a woman I am supposed to feel angry, even outraged.
But when the 'news' breaks, I look on with detachment, lacking emotion. I know how the news cycle works. A top news on prime time, the 10 second footage repeated in a loop, a hyperventilating news anchor, a phone interview with someone in authoritative power either denying the incident, or accepting that the culprits will be brought to book. The next day, the story continues to be top news peppered with opinions of activists, sound byte experts and vox pop of the 'janta'. There is a prime time discussion. And the third day, all is forgotten.
Except that the traumatized victim will never get justice, the legal case will continue for decades, adding to her ordeal and eventually her character is likely to be questioned. And what about those men? They will roam around the streets. Free. Empowered. Ready to pounce again on another woman, ready to rape them, ready to treat them like dirt.
And so we, the women, will be cowed down again. And again.
Tagged as Guwahati, India, Indian society, Molestation, Women
India's Monsoon Economy: And Why We Need to Change It
It was to a TV news crew that the farmer sat in his field showing the once golden corn, now browning. His shoulders hunched and hands outstretched in despair. The monsoon has not yet reached the farms and his produce, due to lack of water, is wasting away.
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Farmers toil very hard to fill the stomachs of those who live in the city. My own experience of extensively covering the wheat bowl of India a few years ago gave me a sense of how much effort goes into the process of farming, of working hard in intense weathers, on relying on rain gods for success. I came back to the city with a new respect for those we consider our poorer or less-cultured compatriots. They are the reason I have food on my plate.
But the axis on which the food security of this country hinges is Monsoon. A good monsoon means more food stocks. Which means simply – less inflation and a happier government. A bad monsoon strikes fear deep in the government. It has known to lead a government to collapse (just because onion prices rose so much after a bad spell of rains).
And this year in a rain-starved India, the metrological department has predicted a 31% deficit in rainfall. The government has sprung into action and the Agriculture Ministry has rolled out a contingency plan with the Minister assuring that the situation is 'not that serious' (he seems to have a direct connection with the rain gods!).
India has launched agricultural and weather satellites in space, it has agriculture scientists, it has a government machinery geared towards providing agricultural support. About 70% of this country is rural and about 60% are directly engage in agriculture and 10% indirectly gainfully employed because of it. What gets my goat is why after such technological advancement, about 70% (a conservative estimate) farmers rely on a good monsoon for a bumper crop. The yield varies every year according to the rainfall. And rainfall is often 'abnormal' – less or more.
Photo Credit: http://www.learner.org/courses/envsci/visual/visual.php?shortname=monsoon_rain_clouds
Since weather as an entity cannot be controlled (except in China where they do rain-seeding), why can't the government let farmers take control of their destiny using other methods? Why can't the government help evolve a system of irrigation where farmers don't have to depend on the Monsoon? Why can't it resolve water issues, make canals, encourage drip irrigation? Why can't it evolve strategies where farmers can grow their produce in a temperature and water controlled environment? Why can't we have a government that doesn't think of 'Monsoon contingency plans' instead of providing long term solutions? A country where the inflation in the third and forth quarter of the economic review does not depend on the weather!
To the powers that be, my only plea is review the system, change policies and do something for our farmer-folk. Amen!
Tagged as India, Indian Economy, Monsoon, Politics


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In this tutorial, we will present how to write structured alpha programs with subsystems, and we will present the associated transformations.
use sum[N] (A) returns (temp);		// Compute "temp" using the system "sum"
The system "mean" is calling the system "sum" (which is called a subsystem). The subsystem is called with the parameter "N" and the input "A". After doing its computation, the result of "sum" will be stored inside the local variable "temp".
If your subsystem has several parameters/inputs/outputs, you have to provide them in the order in which they are declared.
If you want to compute a matrix vector multiplication using this affine system, you will need to instanciate it once per rows of the matrix. Thus, you will need a parametrised number of call to the "dotProduct" system.
the first dimensions of the input expressions correspond to the dimensions of the extension domain. For example, each row of "mat" will be sent to a different instance of the subsystem (ex: in the previous example, the third instance of "dotProduct" will receive "(j→3,j)@mat" and "(j→j)@vect" as inputs).
Apart from the compatibility of dimensions, the input expressions must be defined at least on the points asked by the subsystem, and the output variable must be defined on a subset of the domain of the subsystem output.
InlineSubSystem: Inline the equations of a subsystem inside the affine system calling it. The use equation of the main system is replaced by the equations of the subsystem (which are adapted), and new local variables are added.
The command is: void InlineSubSystem(Program program, String systemName, String label) where label is the label of the inlined use equation.
OutlineSubSystem: Given a list of equations of an affine systemm, outline them inside a new system and replace these equation by a use equation. The current version (July 2014) do not allow to specify an extension domain, however this is a work in progress.
The command is void OutlineSubSystem(Program program, String system, String listEquations) where listEquations is the list of label of the equations to be outlined.


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Zayo Group Holdings Inc. shares ZAYO, -0.13% soared 8.6% in premarket trade Wednesday, after the communications infrastructure company postponed an analyst day and said its management is evaluating its strategic options. The Boulder, Colorado-based company, which has fiber networks in North America and Europe, said it will continue to focus on its communications infrastructure business, which is generating positive operating cash flow, EBITDA margins and investing in network expansions. "Whether public or private, this will remain Zayo's focus and we will continue to expand the depth and breadth of our fiber infrastructure," the company said in a statement. Shares have fallen 32.6% in the last 12 months, while the S&P 500 SPX, +0.16% has gained 2.3%.


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DABUR (I) 12th October 2018 closed with a gain of Rs 14.50 up by 3.69% at NSE at Rs. 407.85. Stock opened 397.30, intraday high was 411.40, intraday low 397.3. Total traded volumes were 3680197. 52 weeks high 490.65 and 52 weeks low 311.95.
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Kickstarter has been an amazing place for game designers with great ideas to get the funding to create their passion projects. Projects which no sane AAA publisher would invest in. It's on Kickstarter where LGBT+ games thrive. Games such as Coming Out on Top, Full Service, and Your Royal Gayness have all been financed via this crowdfunding platform.
I want to talk, however, about a game which sadly didn't get funded. A game so amazing that it's shameful that part of the LGBT community failed this Kickstarter, and that game is called Houseboy. Created by Layman Kingsfor (a board game designer with whose games I'm becoming obsessed) Houseboy is a board game "made by gays, for gays".
The object of the game is quite simple. Billionaire Jonathan Glamcock has only seven days left to live, and with no heirs he plans to bequeath his wealth to one of his houseboys. To gain Glamcock's affection - and money - you must do your house chores set out by him, however, you're not the only houseboy Glamcock has working for him. You're surrounded by a number of other hot houseboys who all want a piece of that Glamcock wealth pie. Hooking up with the fellow houseboys keeps you productive, but Glamcock has outfitted his mansion with cameras, so don't get caught!
Houseboy only reached $5 out of its $7,500 Kickstarter goal, however that hasn't stopped the game from being made. It's currently available for purchase from the Cheeky Dingo website (the publisher of Houseboy). The fact that this game was made but only had one backer on Kickstarter saddens me deeply. These are the games I love, the sort of games Kickstarter is made for, niche games made by people who see the lack of these games on the market. I want more gay games, and gay board games at that. I love board games, and this is the only one that ticks all my boxes.


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Over 500 NPP youth defect to UDP in CRR
Oct 14, 2021, 2:08 PM | Article By: Ousman Jallow in CRR
More than 500 youth in Central River Region over the weekend defected from National People's Party (NPP) to United Democratic Party (UDP).
The defected youth are from Jengi Wollof, Chamen Nianija, Jahawur, Jimballa, Simbara Maka and other villages.
They were escorted to UDP leader A.N.M. Ousainu Darboe from Ballangarr to Kaur where the party held a mega rally with thousands of supporters.
Darboe was welcomed to the ground by horse riders.
According to the youth, their reasons for leaving NPP include wanting to join a party that is ready to change the Gambia for good, and bring development to their region.
They also said that the country should be led by someone who knows about governance and can transform the country.
The youth said the previous and current government neglected them, saying they lack job opportunities, skills centres, good roads, quality education and health care as well as development sectors and facilities.
Halimatou Sowe, who led the youth, advised natives of CRR North to be part of history making people this year by being among those who will accompany UDP party leader to State House come December.
Halimatou claimed that Darboe is one of the reasons President Barrow was elected into power but said since then he has betrayed UDP.
She stated that the party's five point agenda should motivate everyone to join the party as it is the only solution to Gambia's problems.
Doro Bah, regional chairman, said all signs show that UDP will win this year's presidential elections.
UDP Party leader Ousainu Darboe expressed delight with the hospitality accorded to him, saying he will bring digital infrastructure to not only the region but entire country when elected.
He added that he will rapidly develop agriculture, education, health and other sectors when elected and therefore appealed to Gambians to vote for him for a better Gambia.
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Darboe says he will be nominated as he allays fear of supports
The Secretary general and party leader of the United Democratic Party (UDP), A.N.M. Ousainou Darboe, has allayed the fear of supporters, while sending a clear message to those who believe he would not be nominated, saying he had obtained his income tax clearance and that he would be nominated.
Energy transition central to Africa's economic future
Officials at the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue have said that an integrated policy framework built around the energy transition could bring a wave of new sustainable energy investment to Africa, growing the region's economy by 6.4 percent by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) in collaboration with the African Development Bank (AfDB).
Barrow expresses condolences on the passing away of Grand Marabout of Gambissara
State House, Banjul, 16th September 2020: President Adama Barrow joins the Muslim Community in The Gambia and abroad to mourn the demise of Grand Marabout, Alhajie Mpakary Conteh, who passed away on Wednesday, 16th September 2020, in his hometown of Gambissara village, in the Upper River Region.
Hospitals full as Senegal registers more new covid-19 cases
Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 518 positive cases of covid-19 with 18 deaths.


I'm moving after midnight, nothing but the moon and stars, down the boulevard of broken cars, beyond the mountains of the past.
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An ordinary summer day in Athens, a society in crisis, two generations and the sound of skateboarding on the scorching asphalt.
Actually it isn't a secret at all, but very few people have learned it or understand it.
Yellow Monday, whiskey drinker, chocolate soldier, masked devil and the elusive black prince.
Hazmat Modine - Steady Roll!
No script and no actors, just memories blown back from across the years in the dark, waiting for your magic touch on a charming sepia-toned dialog card.
You were meant to be here from the beginning and when all the birds are leaving, you will know it's time for you to go.
I fell into a burning ring of fire, tried to clean this city but the flames went higher.
Your eyes are two blind eagles that kill what they can't see. Your hands are like two shovels digging in me.
I walk on empty streets now, holding my heart in my hands. But this scar flows like a river and this river leads to eternity.
One heart and it's only for you.
Endless fascination, how much will you hold? Without a memory to hang, you can lose yourself.
singing sweet songs of melodies pure and true.
You'll be the rythm and I'll be the beat and love the shoreline, where you and I meet.
Can't put my thoughts back on the ground so hold on tight cause you might fall down.
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Give it up, ain't no use, I'm gonna fill you with desire, I'm gonna set your soul on fire.
And the mother of god is a story for children, I know the truth, it's dying with me.
I jumped off the end and sailed on shooting stars. I'm sending the moonbeam to steal you away.
I see the galaxy revolving through time, exploring various emotions in my mind.
"Change moves in spirals, not circles. For example, the sun goes up and then it goes down. But everytime that happens, what do you get? You get a new day. You get a new one!"
Time washes over like a wave goodbye, colours the soul.
The sun comes up, I think about you. The morning ends, I think about you. Maybe millions of people go by, but they all disappear from my view.
You know the day destroys the night and through these strange hours the time to hesitate is through, the world depends on you.
Some say we walk alone barefoot under a sky that no one sees. Don't hurry, give it time. You were always going too fast.
How does it feel like to spend a little lifetime searching for a beginning?
When you walk down the street my heart skips a beat. I see a rainbow and I can't let it go.
Who knows what tomorrow will bring, just be thankful for what you've got.


BMW and Boulder, CO-based energy management company Tendril will build a demonstration home designed to power BMW's ActiveE electric vehicle while minimizing the home and the car's carbon footprint, the New York Times reported.
The home, which will be built at BMW's San Francisco Bay Area technology office by this March, will have "smart" thermostats, solar panels and appliances, the newspaper said, citing the companies, which didn't disclose how much the house will cost to build. The home will manage energy delivery to minimize power usage during the costliest times on the grid.


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360 Vision Technology announces the retirement of Sales Director Ashley Knowles
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Hikvision and Dahua banned from buying U.S. exports
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The physical security industry is moving fast. Evolving risks, new technologies and business changes all converged and had a profound impact on the industry in 2019. Looking back at our top articles of the year – as measured by those that received the most "clicks" at our website – provides a decent summary of how the industry evolved this year. Timely and important issues in the security marketplace dominated our list of most-clicked-upon articles in 2019. In the world of digital publishing, it's easy to know what content resonates with the security market: our readers tell us with their actions; i.e., where they click.
Let's look back at the Top 10 articles we posted in 2019 that generated the most page views. They are listed in order here with a brief excerpt.
1. Schneider Electric to sell Pelco to private equity firm
Schneider entered exclusive negotiations with Transom Capital Group, a U.S.-based private equity firm, to sell the Pelco business unit. Pelco is a security industry stalwart and global specialist in the design, development, and delivery of end-to-end video surveillance solutions and services including cameras, recording and management systems software.
2. High-tech drones, robots and counter-drone solutions on display
From robots to drones to counter-drone solutions, a range of new technologies [was] displayed at ISC West 2019. The Unmanned Security Expo [included] a dedicated complimentary education theater for attendees offering sessions on a range of topics. Also included [were] demos of the best UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles), UGVs (unmanned ground robotics and vehicles) and autonomous systems on the market.
3. Hikvision and Dahua banned from buying U.S. exports
In effect, inclusion on the "entities" list restricts the export of equipment to the two companies because of their alleged involvement in "human rights violations and abuses" related to a Chinese government campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against minority groups. Hikvision and Dahua have contracts to sell equipment that provides video surveillance capabilities in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of China.
4. The many faces of today's facial recognition technology
Used proportionately and responsibly, facial recognition can and should be a force for good. It has the ability to do a lot more to increase security in the future. From street crime to airport security, all the way through to helping those battling addiction, the technology can take security and operations to new heights.
5. Security industry trends to be led by focus on cyber security In 2019
With a more open, connected environment come cyber-risk and data privacy concerns – which is why, in the Security Industry Association's 2019 Security Megatrends, cybersecurity's impact on the physical security industry ranks number one on the list. Cybersecurity is affecting all areas of the industry landscape, from security implementation to attracting top talent to the workforce.
6. Open Supervised Data Protocol (OSDP): the gold standard for access control installations
The Open Supervised Data Protocol (OSDP) is now the industry's gold standard for physical access control installations. It was designed to offer a higher level of security with more flexible options than the aging, de facto Wiegand wiring standard. OSDP, first introduced in 2011 by the Security Industry Association (SIA), continues to evolve with significant manufacturer input.
7. Honeywell embracing AI, reinvesting in video portfolio
Although uses for artificial intelligence (AI) are still emerging in security, Honeywell sees an important role for AI in building a connected system to ensure the safety and security of a building, and more importantly, its occupants. AI allows end users to go beyond monitoring activity on a surface level to really understand the scene – from who exactly is in the area to what they might be doing.
8. A secured entrance is the first defense against an active shooter
What the majority of venues [of recent active shooter incidents] have in common is they all have a front entrance or chokepoint for anyone entering the facilities, which is why any active-shooter plan must include a strategy to secure that entry point.
9. Debunking the myths of the security of access control systems
One of the areas where we see continued confusion is around access control systems (ACS) that are deployed over networks, particularly in relation to mobile access, smart cards, and electronic locks. These technologies are often perceived as being less secure and therefore more vulnerable to attacks than older ACS systems or devices. In the interest of clearing up any confusion, it is important to provide good, reliable information.
10. At Chubb Fire and Security, ethics is a core concept with practical impact
Ethics discussions begin for employees at Chubb when they join the company; clear instructions about ethics are included as part of employee induction. There are nine modules of ethics training during employee orientation, and a discussion with an Ethics and Compliance Officer is part of the onboarding process.
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Entrance control and access control - of the physical kind - are common terms in the security industry which are often used interchangeably, but should they be? Having worked both sides of the fence, with previous roles at TDSi and HID and now the Major Accounts and Marketing Manager at Integrated Design Limited, Tony Smith highlights the subtle but important differences between these two terms and the systems they refer to, outlining how they should work together to achieve optimal security. Access control is a system which provides discriminating authentication Access control provides a discriminating authentication process and comprises the software or hardware that defines the criteria for acceptance or denial Used to describe a system which performs identification of users and authentication of their credentials (deciding whether or not the bearer of those credentials is permitted admission) access control is an incredibly broad term. Access control provides a discriminating authentication process and comprises the software or hardware that defines the criteria for acceptance or denial of an individual to a restricted area. Entrance control – such as security turnstiles - takes the output of that validation and has the capability to see whether that criteria is being adhered to, either granting or denying access as appropriate. Entrance control is the hardware responsible for keeping people honest If access control verifies authorised personnel using their credentials – their face, fingerprints, PIN number, fob, key card etc – and decides whether or not they are permitted access, entrance control is the hardware which enforces that decision by making users present their credentials in the correct way, either opening to allow pedestrian access or remaining closed to bar entry and potentially raising an alarm. For example, a card reader acts as an access control device, recognising the card holder as having the correct permissions and saying 'yes, this person can pass'. But, it's the entrance control system – a turnstile, for example – which actually physically allows or denies access. Physical access and video surveillance Some entrance control systems don't feature a physical barrier, however. Fastlane Optical turnstiles will not physically stop an unauthorised person from passing through, and instead alarm when someone fails to present valid credentials, alerting security staff that a breach has occurred. These kinds of turnstiles are suited to environments which just need to delineate between the public and secure side of an entrance, with less need to physically prevent unauthorised users from entering. State of the art access control integrations have been installed for award-winning complex, The Bower It's also possible to capture video footage of any incidents, allowing security personnel to identify users failing to abide by the access control system's rules, using It's also possible to capture video footage of incidents, allowing security personnel to identify users failing to abide by access control system rules the footage to decide on the level of response required. The breach could have been the result of a member of staff being in a hurry and failing to show their card before passing through, in which case they can be reminded about the security protocol. Or, it could be an unidentified person who needs to be escorted from the premises. Entrance control and access control working together For optimum security, access control and entrance control should work together, with the entrance control system enhancing the use of the access control system, making it more efficient and better value for money. The two can't effectively operate without each other. Security turnstiles, for example, require something to tell them that someone is about to enter – the access control system does this – and, the access control system needs a method of stopping people when they don't badge in correctly. The two systems are complementary.
2019 was a big year for the Expert Panel Roundtable. The range of topics expanded, and we had more participation from more contributors than ever before. In closing out the year of contemplative discussions, we came across some final observations to share. They can serve both as a postscript for 2019 and a teaser for a whole new year of industry conversations in our Expert Panel Roundtable in 2020.
The new year comes with new opportunities for the security industry, but what technologies will dominate our discussions in 2020? Topics such as artificial intelligence (AI) and HCI (hyperconverged infrastructure) became familiar in conversations during 2019, and they are likely to dominate our thoughts again in the new year. But other buzzwords are also gaining steam, such as "blockchain" and "frictionless access control." Connectivity and the cloud will also be timely technology topics as the industry evolves. We asked this week's Expert Panel Roundtable: What technology buzz will dominate the security industry in 2020?
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South Korean actresses, Kim Ha Neul (김하늘) and Go Jun Hee (고준희) attended the 2012 SBS Drama Awards held in Seoul, South Korea on December 31, 2012.
Kim Ha Neul (김하늘) scooped up a total of three awards that evening namely 'Best Excellence', 'Viewer's Popularity' and 'Teens' award. She wore a strapless black bustier gown from Jil Sander Fall/Winter 2012 collection. Pink suede pumps to complete her look.
I have to admit, I was slightly disappointed she did not walk the red carpet in the lovely dress.
Go Jun Hee (고준희) wore a striped dress with ruffles from Jardin de Chouette Spring/Summer 2013 collection. Her look was accessorized with a pair of bow sandals from the same collection.
Of all the three major award shows held during the end of 2012, this has got to be the worst look I have seen on the red carpet. Don't get me wrong, the problem doesn't lie with the dress. There will be no qualms seeing this dress on a press conference, an editorial or variety show but red carpet? Really? This look is way too casual.


We all hate moral ambiguity in some sense, and yet it is also absolutely necessary. In writing a story, it is the place where I begin.
"Where Does Creativity Hide?" TED2008. Feb. 2008. Conference Presentation.
Source: "Where Does Creativity Hide?" TED2008. Feb. 2008. Conference Presentation. Additional Information: This quote is from author Amy Tan's 2008 TED Talk about creativity. Here, Tan is saying that while moral ambiguity -- when a situation or person combines both "wrong" and "right" -- is something people dislike in real life, such situations provide fodder for good literature. Watch the full TED Talk here: Amy Tan - Where Does Creativity Hide?


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Now Reading: Political Intelligence
Still Running
Texas Observer Staff Oct 31, 2008, 12:00 am CST
You have to give Chris Bell credit for perseverance. After losing high-profile races in consecutive elections, many politicians would call it quits. But Bell has jumped back into the game. He's trying to capture an open seat in the Texas Senate-if he can overcome three Republican candidates and a Democrat who appears to be a GOP plant.
Bell, a lawyer and former Houston City Council member, lost his seat in Congress in 2004 after Tom DeLay's redistricting plan altered his district. In 2006, Bell gamely ran for governor in a four-way race against incumbent Republican Rick Perry and independents Carole Keeton Strayhorn and Kinky Friedman. With the GOP firmly in control of Texas, it would have been difficult for any Democrat to win the governor's race in 2006, even without independent candidates drawing away campaign money and votes from Bell. Still, he ran a spirited race and ultimately finished second, losing to Perry by 10 points. After the race, he returned to practicing law in Houston. His political career appeared finished.
But this summer, an opportunity appeared. State Sen. Kyle Janek, a Houston Republican, resigned his seat in the Legislature's upper chamber and in short order became a lobbyist. Perry set a special election for November 4, the same day as the general election, and a host of candidates leaped at the chance. (Special elections are notorious free-for-alls.)
Bell was the first Democrat to announce his candidacy. He says he has a great feeling about this race. He believes not only that he can finish first in the four-way race on November 4 but that he has a chance to win more than 50 percent, which would give him the seat outright and preclude a runoff. That would be quite a feat. The district still leans Republican-roughly 56 percent of the district's voters usually side with the GOP-although, like many suburban areas around the state, Senate District 17 is trending Democratic. The bizarrely shaped district encompasses suburbs west of Houston, then wraps around the city's southern edge like a hammock and swings east to include Beaumont.
Bell's run for statewide office two years ago has helped him in this race. His campaign says that Bell's name is known by 75 percent of the district's voters. That's by far the highest name ID in the field.
The two top Republican candidates are Austen Furse, who once worked in George H.W. Bush's administration as a policy aide, and Joan Huffman, a former state district judge. The conventional wisdom is that Huffman and Furse are battling to join Bell in a runoff.
One late, surprise entrant into the race was Democrat Stephanie Simmons. The Bell campaign wasn't sure who she was or where she came from. Rumors began circulating that Simmons was actually a stalking-horse candidate, planted in the race by the GOP to split the Democratic vote and prevent Bell from winning the 50 percent needed on Election Day to avoid a runoff. It's worth noting that Simmons, according to campaign finance records, has received more than $40,000 from Republican-leaning contributors. That includes $30,000 from Ron Wilson, the former Democratic state rep with close ties to Republican House Speaker Tom Craddick. She's also received $10,000 from Jeff Sandefer, an energy executive and board member of the conservative Texas Public Policy Foundation, and $2,500 from Texans for Lawsuit Reform, which usually favors Republicans.
-Dave Mann
Not every political contributor has a marquee name like Bob Perry, of Houston-based Perry Homes, who has given millions to Republican politicians. Or an endless supply of cash, as from AT&T Inc.'s political action committee. Some donors are small, regional players with targeted agendas. In recent election years, uranium mining companies in South Texas have ramped up their giving to politicians as both the trade in uranium and citizen protests over contaminated groundwater have boomed. Over the past year, principals of four major mining outfits-Uranium Resources Inc., Uranium Energy Corp., Mesteña Uranium LLC, and Energy Metals Corp.-have collectively given at least $31,000 to elected officials and candidates. The lion's share went to Democrats, who dominate in South Texas.
One recent uranium favorite is South Padre Island Democratic city councilman and dentist Tara Rios Ybarra, who knocked off state Rep. Juan Escobar, a Kingsville Democrat, in the March primary. Escobar, a mild-tempered backbencher, led a successful effort to kill a mining-friendly provision in a bill that would have limited citizen input on uranium mining permits. Though Rios Ybarra won't face a Republican opponent in November, mining interests have plied her with $6,000 since her primary win, including $3,000 from URI, which controls three large mines in Rios Ybarra's district. She also took $1,000 from Hugo Berlanga, a former Democratic lawmaker from Corpus Christi and now a lobbyist for two of the companies. "I believe that the reason they made contributions is because of my stance listening to both sides," Rios Ybarra said. "I promise nothing other than to listen."
Citizens in Kleberg County claim URI poisoned their groundwater and has failed to clean up the mess. "It's too late for us; they can't restore our water," said Ann Ewing, whose family lives near the company's Garcia Hill mine. Ewing is a member of a new statewide organization, the Alliance of Texans for Uranium Research and Action, which hopes to convince the Texas Legislature to declare a moratorium on new mining permits until better regulations are in place. But Ewing is missing an ally.
"Losing Rep. Escobar was disastrous for South Texas," Ewing said.
Uranium money has also cropped up in what's probably the hottest House race in the state: the Corpus Christi-area contest between incumbent Democrat Juan Garcia and Republican challenger Todd Hunter. URI and Mesteña each gave Hunter $2,500, and Garcia nada. That's not much in a race that has already topped $1 million in total spending, but the companies have something even better: an inside man.
Hunter's campaign co-chair, Berlanga, is a registered lobbyist for URI and Energy Metals. In 2005, URI granted Berlanga 50,000 stock options. (The Hunter campaign did not respond to two requests for comment.)
Like Hunter, Berlanga is a former state representative, though Berlanga served as a Democrat. And like Hunter, he went straight into the lobby after leaving public office. Cozy.
-Forrest Wilder
Texas is not like other states. In many other states-and nationally-Supreme Court justices are appointed to serve until they resign, are impeached, or keel over from sheer decrepitude. In Texas, potential Supreme Court justices are elected, meaning they have to run campaigns-often highly partisan campaigns-to reach the bench. The campaigns tend to be expensive; the three incumbent Republican justices raised a combined $1.585 million for their current runs.
Where does the money come from?
A recent report by the watchdog group Texans for Public Justice revealed that, on average, 65 percent of donations to the re-election campaigns of the three Republican justices came from "courtroom contributors" with cases recently tried before the court. (Researchers "ignored contributions linked to cases in which the recipient judge did not participate," the report said.) TPJ found that 40 percent of the total cases tried involved one or more campaign contributors.
"There is just something viscerally wrong with the idea of justices taking money from the people who are trying cases before them," said Andrew Wheat, TPJ research director.
Texas Supreme Court voting records are not public information-and the court has exempted itself from open-records requests-so Wheat emphasized that it isn't possible to say whether contributions bought any kind of quid pro quo. But in a 2001 report titled "Pay to Play," TPJ found that the more money appellants had given the court, the higher their odds were of having their cases heard. While the court accepted an average of 11 percent of all the appeals it received, "it accepted a remarkable 56 percent of the appeals filed by its top contributors, who gave the justices at least $250,000," the report said.
The "Pay to Play" report said justices were four times more likely to accept an appeal filed by a campaign contributor than one filed by a noncontributor, and 10 times more likely to accept petitions filed by contributors of more than $250,000 than petitions filed by noncontributors.
"Most people you talk to seem resigned to the fact that the legislative and executive branches are, to some extent, on the take," Wheat said. "But tell them that Supreme Court justices are, and they're shocked.
"In other states," he added, "they call that a bribe."
-Saul Elbein
Lisa Crabtree-a Dallas mother of 10, with number 11 on the way-won't send her kids to public school, in part because she can't stomach the thought of their learning about evolution. Home schooling her brood, however, has become increasingly expensive and complex. So this year, Crabtree enrolled her school-age children in the Texas Virtual Academy at Southwest, an online charter school funded by taxpayers. The school provides Crabtree and other parents with a free computer, an out-of-the-box curriculum, online support and-best of all-the option of skipping lessons on evolution.
"Since I am a committed Christian, I do not believe in evolution and really don't want my children taught this false doctrine," Crabtree wrote in an e-mail to the Observer. "If my kids were in a regular brick-and-mortar public school system, they would be getting a full dose of evolution, with no one there to tell them that what they are hearing is a lie from hell."
The virtual academy seems to have attracted other families eager to dodge Darwin. Of the six academy parents the Observer could reach, three said they either skipped the lessons on evolution or presented them to their children as falsehoods.
Staci Salazar described her family as "evangelical Christian." She wrote: "[W]e are comfortable with them learning about what the other theories are simply because they have been rooted in the truth and knowledge will become their weapon in defense of creation."
Dan Quinn, spokesman for the liberal watchdog Texas Freedom Network, said the group takes the position that parents have the right to teach their children anything they please. But he's troubled by the role of K12 Inc., a publicly held, homeschooling business cofounded by Bill Bennett, the conservative former education secretary, that sells curricula to virtual schools, including the Texas Virtual Academy. Though the state of Texas requires that each student "knows the theory of biological evolution," K12 makes plain on its Web site that it considers the theory optional.
"K12 sells its curriculum to a taxpayer-funded public school and then tells users to just ignore parts of the curriculum they don't like or agree with," Quinn said. "So the company promotes educational malpractice for profit, and taxpayers pay for it."
The Texas Education Agency seems unconcerned. In August, Commissioner Robert Scott elected to double the virtual school's enrollment from 750 to 1,500 students, despite objections from dozens of school districts concerned that defections would hurt their finances.
TEA spokeswoman Debbie Graves Ratcliffe said the virtual academy is no different from any other public school in that parents may shield their children from objectionable material. They should do so, however, with the understanding that they could be tested on the material later, she added.


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Liam Gallagher's savage response to Jeremy Kyle's offer to end brotherly feud with Noel
As you would expect, the mouthy Oasis rocker didn't exactly hold back
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Liam Gallagher's response to Jeremy Kyle's offer to help end his row with Noel is savage (Image: Unknown)
Liam Gallagher had a few colourful words for Jeremy Kyle after he invited him and brother Noel on his talk show.
The outspoken Oasis rocker didn't exactly mince his words.
The Gallagher brothers, who split in 2009 following years of arguments, are arguably just as well known for their bickering as they are for their back catalogue reports Manchester Evening News.
But despite Liam suggesting in the past he might be up for burying the hatchet with Noel, it appears that having Kyle - whose controversial talk show was axed in May - as their mediator would be a step too far.
Liam Gallagher (Image: PA)
Liam, 47, says Jeremy Kyle offered to bring him on the show to address his long-standing differences with his brother and he responded by saying: "Aye, right, you couldn't sort a f***ing packet of crisps out."
This revelation comes after Liam branded Noel, 52, an "embarrassment to the family" after his elder sibling criticised a young Oasis fans.
Jeremy Kyle (Image: ITV)
In an interview with Guitar.com, the High Flying Birds frontman said: "The thing is, there's a generation now, between 15 and 18 years old, that have just got into the Oasis thing.
"They've never heard most of what I've done, that's for sure. But really, they have no idea what was going on before.
"So for those little p****s, I'll take great pleasure in ruining their days."
Noel Gallagher (Image: Getty Images)
Liam was livid with Noel's comments, and tweeted: "For someone who honestly and I mean HONESTLY thinks he's the Paul McCartney of his generation is seriously deluded imagine Macca saying all new Beatle fans are p**cks sorry rkid you need more than a year off you are an embarrassment to the family LG x
Liam also told Mojo he once turned down Strictly because "the hips aren't what they used to be".
He was approached by the BBC dancing show shortly after the band split.
He also declined I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, which he dismissed as a f***ing sh***y little TV show".
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