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Kokonoe Town, Oita Prefecture Magic Circle Guru Guru x Kokonoe "Dream" Large Suspension Bridge Manhole Pro duction 2nd! This time, the magic circle design that appeared in the work is turned into a manhole! !
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The 2nd installment of the Magic Circle Guru Guru x Kokonoe "Dream" Large Suspension Bridge Manhole! This time, the magic circle design that appeared in the work is turned into a manhole! !
Kokonoe "Yume" Otsuribashi (Location: Kokonoe-machi, Kusu-gun, Oita Prefecture), one of the tourist facilities that represent Oita, Onsen Prefecture, has produced original manholes in collaboration with the popular comic "Mahojin Guru Guru" for the second year in a row. . This time, we have produced a manhole designed with the "magic circle that appears in the work", which has been requested by many.
Mahojin Guru Guru × Kokonoe "Yume" About the Manhole Manhole Production Project Kokonoe "Dream" Suspension Bridge will celebrate its 15th anniversary in 2021, and as a commemoration, we have produced a manhole designed with the main characters in collaboration with "Magic Circle Guru Guru", a masterpiece by manga artist Hiroyuki Eto from Oita
Prefecture.
▲ Kokonoe "Dream" Great Suspension Bridge x Magic Circle Guru Guru original manhole made in 2021. A manhole with a "Nike x Kukuri" design was installed in the Nakamura area, and a manhole with a "Gipple x Adberg Eldol (Kitakita Oyaji)" design was installed in the northern area.
At that time, we received requests from various quarters to make manholes designed with the magic circles that appear in the series. This time, it was decided to produce a manhole with a magic circle design as the second installment.
And on Saturday, October 22, 2022, two manholes were installed. [Image 2
▲ On the left is "Yonyoung Summon", on the right is "Migumigu Gekijou" 2nd Manhole Part 1 "Summon Yong Yong"
(C) Hiroyuki Eto/SQUARE ENIX
"Yonyoung Summon" is a magic circle found in Nekojita Valley. The mythical beast Yon-yeon summoned by this magic circle leisurely crossed the vast valley and carried Kukuri and the others to the Kirinashi Tower. After that, he appeared frequently and made a great contribution to Nike and Kukuri's adventures.
Speaking of valleys, the Naruko River Valley with the Kokonoe "Yume" suspension bridge. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could take a ride on Yon-Yon and see the Naruko River Valley, which is rich in nature? This manhole is located at the top of the stairs in the northern area where you can see the big suspension bridge and the valley. Please also take a look at the signboard with an illustration drawn by Mr. Hiroyuki Eto, where Nike and Kukuri are happily flying in the sky. [Image 5
▲ Installed at the end of the long stairs in the northern area or at the top of the large slope.
2nd Manhole Part 2 "Migumigu Gekijou"
"Migumigu Gekijou" gave an unprecedented impact during the work. A play with a strong peculiarity stops those who have seen it. The town of magic, Arahabika, was a magic circle that played an important role in the story, as it was an illusionary play created by this "Migumigu Gekijo".
As Kokonoe Town promotes stay-type tourism, the Kokonoe "Yume" Otsuribashi Bridge has been turned into a manhole with the hope that it will become one of the spots where visitors tend to stop. This manhole was installed in the Nakamura area where there is a direct sales store. It's a little hard to find, so it might be interesting to try to find out where it is. At that time, please be careful not to enter the restricted area.
◀Installed between buildings in the Nakamura area. Please be careful not to overlook it. If you can't find it, please contact the tourist information center inside the facility.
Message from Professor Hiroyuki Eto
Hello, this is Hiroyuki Eto, the author of "Magic Circle Guru Guru". Continuing from the last time, I am very happy that the two magic circles of the magic circle Guru Guru have been turned into a manhole in the land of Kusu-gun where I played in my boyhood.
It was also in this land of Kusu that I drew my first magic-themed painting when I was about eight years old.
Today, this inspiration has turned into a magic circle and returned to Kusu. May the magic circle manhole continue to be an existence that gives you dreams…!
Last but not least, I would like to express my gratitude to all the people involved who worked hard to advance this project.
Hiroyuki Eto
A manhole that is not only fun to look at, but also tells a story In recent years, original manhole covers designed with popular anime and famous local items have become a hot topic. I wondered if Kokonoe Town could do something about it, so there was a manhole jointed by Kokonoe "Yume" Otsuribashi, which boasts the highest height in Japan (as a pedestrian bridge), and "Magic Circle Guruguru" drawn by Hiroyuki Eto, a teacher from Oita Prefecture. I thought it would be fun, so I started this project.
What I was careful about in this manhole project was to carefully create a "story where the manhole is there." For example, last year's work "Gipple x Adbergh Eldor (Kitakita Oyaji)", the Naruko River Valley where the Kokonoe "Yume" Suspension Bridge spans is a place where a refreshing breeze blows. ) I chose Kita Kita Oyaji with the wish to bring good luck to the area.
This time, we held a quiz project in advance, asking "Which magic circle will be turned into a manhole?" Ten options are prepared, and two of them are manholes. Looking at the postcards I received, I got the impression that many people answered "lizard's tail", "böhm böhm summoning", "long-voiced cat", and "heart in love". Of course, I thought that it would be better to turn the well-known and popular magic circle into a manhole for a catchy and easy-to-understand form that would be well received. However, when I thought about what would be able to create a story that would say, "If you're going to use Guruguru on the Kokonoe 'Dream' Great Suspension Bridge, this is it." It was "Gekijo".
When I announced the correct answer to the quiz, some people said, "Is there anyone who got this right?" The reason for choosing that magic circle is written on the signboard installed near the manhole, but the illustration drawn by Mr. Hiroyuki Eto, who stirs the imagination, plays a role in conveying the story more deeply. .
What we expect from the original manhole cover in partnership with Mahoujin Guru Guru is to let more people know about this large suspension bridge through "Maho Jin Guru Guru", and to have more people visit and create fun memories of their trip. In addition to that, I hope that it will evoke a tour of original manhole covers in Oita Prefecture and Kyushu, as well as a pilgrimage to anime and manga sacred places.
In addition, "Magic Circle Guru Guru 2" is currently being serialized on Gangan ONLINE. I'm sure there are people who don't know that Nike and Kukuri are still having exciting adventures, so I'd be happy if I could help spread the word.
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▲Kokonoe "Dream" Great Suspension Bridge and Naruko River Valley. You can enjoy fresh greenery in summer, colored leaves in autumn, and snowy scenery in winter.
▲From the top of the bridge, you can see Shindo Falls, Otaki (back right) and Medaki (left), which are one of the top 100 waterfalls in Japan.
What is "Magic Circle Guru Guru"?
"Magic Circle Guru Guru" is a legendary gag fantasy comic by Hiroyuki Eto that was serialized in the monthly magazine "Shonen Gangan" from 1992 to 2003.
[Synopsis]
The legend of the strange mythical beast "Guru Guru" passed down in a small village…
It was the only clue to seal the resurrected Demon King.
Nike, a boy raised by his father, who is a hero maniac, and Kukuri, a Migu Migu tribe girl raised by a magical obaba.
When the two meet, a mysterious magical power is activated, opening the door to an epic adventure full of laughter and excitement…! ! From 2008 to 2012, the spin-off work "Maiyuden Kitakita" was serialized, and from 2012 to the present, the sequel "Magic Circle Guru Guru 2" was serialized in "Gangan ONLINE".
▲ "Magical Circle Guru Guru 2" is currently being serialized on "Gangan ONLINE".
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The movement of large investment into digital waste solutions has continued with technology company Winnow announcing today (23 October) that it is set to scale-up its fight against food waste after securing $7.4 million (£5.6 million) in growth capital following a successful funding round.
Winnow secured the funding through a growth capital round led by sustainability investors Circularity Capital, Mustard Seed and D-Ax with the intention of expanding its Winnow Waste Monitor app, which helps chefs cut food waste by 'up to a half' by automatically recording how much food they throw away.
The app, which has also been trialled in domestic kitchens, allows users to track and weigh the food items that they are throwing away as well as logging their reasons for doing so (e.g. burnt during cooking, bought too much, out of date). The app then compiles a report detailing the financial cost of the waste produced over a certain period and how that could be cut down.
With food waste costing kitchens between 5-20 per cent of all food purchased, imposing both a heavy financial and environmental burden on commercial kitchens, Winnow's rapid growth and sustainable vision for the hospitality sector was deemed attractive by investors suitably impressed by the fact Winnow customers typically see their food waste cut in half after 12 months of using the Waste Monitor, reducing food purchasing costs by 3-8 per cent.
Launched in 2013, Winnow's technology is currently being used in over 600 kitchens in 29 countries worldwide, including with hospitality brands like IKEA, Compass Group and Accor Hotels.
The Waste Monitor app has attracted high-profile support from campaigners such as celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, who described Winnow as "a no-brainer for the hospitality industry"; retailers, with Sainsbury's making use of the app in a twelve-month trial of its 'Waste Less, Save More' programme; and even politicians, with Environmental Audit Committee Chair Mary Creagh MP one of five MPs to trial the app in their own homes at the end of 2016.
The Waste Monitor seeks to bring both business and environmental benefits to customers, with Winnow estimating that its clients are saving nearly 4,300 tonnes of food waste and 19,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions every year.
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More information about Winnow and its Waste Monitor app on Winnow's website.
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EAC Chair Mary Creagh and four other politicians are to test the Winnow food waste smart meter in their homes as part of the ongoing Sainsbury's Waste less, Save more initiative.
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Food waste reduction company Winnow Solutions has appointed Alan Parker CBE, the former CEO of leisure multinational Whitbread, to its board of directors.


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If a member on your service receives this home visit, please be assured that it will not affect the member's home health benefit limit or the coverage of home health services. We appreciate your dedication to serving SelectHealth members' home health needs. If you have questions, call Care Management at 800-442-5305 or contact your Provider Relations representative.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 05, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DSP Group®, Inc. (NASDAQ:DSPG), a leading global provider of wireless chipset solutions for converged communications, today unveiled the DVF101, the latest member of DSP Group's IP communication processors family. DVF101 chipset is based on a multi-core architecture that provides an excellent voice experience, enhanced graphics, robust security and advanced interfaces.
DVF101 targets high-performance voice over IP communication devices in both enterprise and consumer markets. It enables ODMs/OEMs to provide an ideal solution for high-end voice terminals with high-resolution color display, rich 3D Graphical User Interface (GUI), full-HD voice and Super Wideband Acoustical Echo Cancellation (SWB AEC) as well as fully secured communication.
Integrating a high-speed ARM™ Cortex-A9 application processor and a 3D graphical processor, DVF101 is capable of running Google Android for rich applications and an advanced GUI framework. A second ARM™ communication co-processor is dedicated for offloading the demanding real-time processing, including advanced voice codecs and DSP algorithms. The crypto-engine for security processing, the advanced peripheral interfaces and the complete analog front-end complement DVF101 chipset, uniquely tailored for the IP telephony market.
DVF101 complements DSP Group's IP communication solutions portfolio, which includes DVF99xx VoIP processors family, targeting the price-performance optimized low-end to mid-range IP communication devices, and the DVF1100 media platform, which covers high-end full-HD video and voice terminals. Maintaining software compatibility with the existing VoIP SoC portfolio, DVF101 is sharing the same SDK API, which is important for DSP Group's customers to launch new products at fast time-to-market and low investment.
The new products will be demonstrated at DSP Group private suite at the Marriott Courtyard@ CES2017.
For more information about DSP Group or its line of Enterprise VoIP products, please visit the company's website.


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This touching and inspiring article submitted by Dr. Suzanne Lerner details how she helped a client overcome her distress caused by the gun shooting in Arizona and her anger at the politicians and commentators who fuel the anger in our society. Her client found guidance which if we all took on board would help to bring peace and healing to our wonderful world. In Suzanne's own words, "May We All Live In Peace… May We All Learn to Live with Hope, Collaboration, Inspiration & Celebration!"
Today I worked with a dear client who was in a lot of emotional pain. She was close to tears, extremely distressed at the gun shooting in Arizona that had just left several people dead. This happened on Saturday, and she had been virtually glued to her TV set, following the News updates for hours at a time.
Then Sunday, her two dogs, who had been fighting a bit, suddenly escalated in a shocking manner. Where before they had been barking and misbehaving, on Sunday they viciously attacked each other, and as Sarah described, "there was blood on the furniture, blood on the floor." The wounds were so bad that she had to take one dog to the Emergency room at 9PM Sunday night.
The shoot out in Arizona had particularly touched her, because it happened literally 10 minutes from where her family lives, and in front of a store where her mother had just recently been shopping.
Sarah spoke of a variety of emotions swirling inside of her, fear, guilt, anger and a sense of grieving. Because she was feeling quite emotionally distressed, I asked her where she was feeling this grieving, and she replied, "in my heart, in my upper chest." I had her tap on her heart (an added tapping point I often use.) I then asked her what her heart was most needing right now, and she said "a golden cocoon." I asked if the cocoon would weave on its own, or if it needed someone like angels or someone else to help weave it. She called upon an angel. The moment we started weaving the cocoon, her dogs started barking loudly and I asked if she'd like to offer the dogs a golden cocoon around them and their hearts as well. She happily agreed. (The dogs immediately stopped barking.) We allowed the cocoon to weave gently and softly, acknowledging that we would be addressing all her feelings, but first allowing her to get a few moments of rest and peace.
I asked her if there was a younger part of herself, that felt that way. She said yes, there was a 4 or 5 year old part of herself. I then invited her to enter the Matrix, and describe this younger part. She asked her younger self if she could tap on her and her younger self agreed. Then I had her imagine tapping on her younger self, as she actually tapped on herself, as taught in Matrix Reimprinting.
"What if you were to vomit this feeling onto the politicians and the commentators?" She laughed and said, "Yeah!" She tapped around as she made vomiting sounds, "Blech!" "Blech!" and such phrases as "I don't want your hatred in my stomach any more" "I'm giving this back to you, it doesn't belong to me." The pain in her stomach was greatly reduced. I asked her if she needed anything else for her stomach to feel completely at ease. Sarah decided she wanted to coat her stomach with some enzymes, which would protect her stomach from hatred, and transmute the hatred to something harmless. I then asked if this younger part would like anything else, some company, someone to hold her, she could have anything! "I'd like my mom to hold me." And so we had her imagine that in detail.
I explained that I could very much understand how this part was concerned, and the outrage that it felt. "Imagine what Dr. Martin Luther King must have felt, when attack dogs and fire hoses were set on his peaceful demonstrators." I asked her if she'd like to consult with her Higher Self for guidance on this issue, and she agreed.
I then led her on a brief visualization to a Sanctuary, where she could consult with her Higher Self about the issue of how to make change in the World, if you are not fueled by anger. What came to her was an actual Council of Guides, including people who had been killed, while acting in service. It included Bobby & John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and also the little girl who had been shot on Saturday, who had poignantly touched Sarah; having been born on 9/11 into violence and having left the world in similar chaos. "They're all in a different place now" Sarah shared somewhat dreamily.
"It's hard sometimes to understand others' fears," I responded, "In the same way that some people may find it hard to understand your fears sometimes." "I wonder if it might be possible," I mused, "to be outraged by their actions, but still send loving and healing to their Souls?" "Absolutely!" she replied. "Would you maybe like to send some surrogate healing to all those around the World, who express hatred in their words and actions?" Sarah was in a very different space at this point, and happily agreed.
We then revisited her 4 or 5 year old self, to see if she needed anything else. She was fine, having been read a story by her mom, and was resting peacefully. We then checked on the part of herself that had projectile vomited on the hate politicians and radio commentators. She cleaned up the vomit, and disposed of it a safe manner, cleaning it off the people as well.
Because we had been several places, with several parts, I asked Sarah to tune in and see if there was a symbol, which might represent a combination of what her different parts had learned, so that we could inform every cell of her body, and send that image out into the Matrix.
I had Sarah take this image into the top of her head, vibrationally touching and informing every cell in her body. She then focused & intensified this image in her heart, and then radiated this "Candle Light of Hope" out in every direction, until it bathed herself, the planet and beyond.
NOTE: This session involved an advanced variation of classic Emotional Freedom and Matrix Reimprinting Techniques, combined with visualization and other healing modalities. I honor Gary Craig, Karl Dawson, Sasha Allenby & all the other teachers who have touched and inspired my work. May We All Live In Peace…May We All Learn to Live with Hope, Collaboration, Inspiration & Celebration!
I recently was working with this same client on a different issue, and our session happened to occur just after the tragic shootings in the movie theater in Aurora, Colorodo. She was amazed at the difference our Tapping together had made this time. She obviously still cared and was profoundly moved, not at all numb. However, instead of compulsively following the Aurora news updates every few minutes, as she had done previously, she found herself having a very different response.
She disengaged from the TV. Rather than fall into her usual pattern of anxiety, obsession, helplessness and hopelessness, she has made a firm commitment to get more actively engaged in learning how to reduce these kinds of shootings. She is exploring various issues such as gun control, stress reduction taught to kids, reducing the violence that is portrayed in the media, and better care for the mentally ill. Rather than becoming paralyzed, the Tapping has reduced her stress and helped her become calm and more pro-active. While she realizes there are no quick or easy answers, she is using the response this tragedy has evoked, to gather with others and make a difference!
During a recent visit to the Grand Canyon, I noticed a woman standing far back from the canyon's edge, telling her friends to go ahead without her. While her companions enjoyed the breathtaking views of Mather's Point, she had to miss out. I gently asked if she had a fear of heights.
"Oh, yes!" she replied. "All my life!" I offered to share a revolutionary technique that helps people overcome their fears. Ten minutes later, after three brief EFT rounds, she announced, "Wait, I'm ready to go..." We walked together to the canyon's edge, one of the most challenging tests imaginable for someone afraid of heights ... and she was just fine! She had conquered her fear and could now enjoy the view. Welcome to the world of EFT!
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) was developed by Gary Craig, (emofree.com) from a more complex system called TFT. Craig found that tapping on specific meridian points (some of the same acupuncture points used in Chinese medicine) while a person focused on a distressing event, produced astonishing results. EFT focuses on the core events that have led to limiting, constricting beliefs about yourself and the world.
Most of our traumas from the past and fears about the future are associated with sympathetic over-arousal, more commonly known as the "fight or flight response." With EFT, we bring up the disturbing event with its associated overwhelming anxiety, and then soothe that anxiety, using the energy of the meridian system. When the event is once more stored in memory, it is no longer accompanied by emotional distress, having been replaced by a sense of peace and calm.
Memory handles traumatic experiences differently than routine life experiences. Traumatic memories tend to remain un-integrated with the rest of our memories, retaining all the specific sights, sounds, and thoughts that occurred during the upsetting experience. When our unconscious brain encounters anything that resembles these same aspects, it triggers all of the unresolved, highly charged emotions associated with the original trauma.
During the Holiday Season, these emotions may easily be triggered. You may have a fairly balanced adult life, and may even be looking forward to the holiday festivities. However, if you grew up in an abusive, alcoholic, or neglectful family, you may find yourself suddenly experiencing the "Holiday Blues." Christmas trees, holiday music and busy shoppers may evoke childhood memories of disappointing family gatherings, that left you frightened, helpless, dazed and confused. The good news is that the process of EFT can free us from these feelings that were never fully processed. Once cleared, the memory never has the same charge. By clearing the old traumas and irrational beliefs, EFT helps create a life of greater joy, peace, and possibility.
A growing number of doctors, psychologists and other health professionals are using EFT in their practice. Deepak Chopra, M.D. states that "EFT offers great healing benefits." Candace Pert, Ph.D., researcher and author of Molecules of Emotion, feels that "EFT is at the forefront of the new healing movement." Norm Shealy, M.D., Ph.D., a leader in the field of body/mind medicine, and co-founder of the American Holistic Medical Association describes how "By removing emotional trauma, EFT helps heal physical symptoms too."
A novel aspect of EFT, is that it can be done by phone. Thus you aren't limited geographically in accessing effective EFT treatment. For example, a woman suffering from agoraphobia contacted me from the East Coast. She had been having panic attacks that left her overwhelmed, unable to drive or even go grocery shopping without assistance. Terrified she would have an attack and be unable to function, she had been virtually housebound for years. After only six EFT telephone sessions together, she was out driving and enjoying her life again.
A well-trained therapist can use a variety of techniques to make the process gentle and supportive. Clients often report that they feel lighter, easier and more hopeful after experiencing this approach. We cannot change the basic facts of our past, but when we release the thoughts and emotions bound up by the trauma, we are informed by our memories, but no longer controlled by them. Emotional Freedom indeed!
Suzanne Lerner, Ph.D, D.CEP is a licensed psychologist, hypnotherapist, and advanced EFT practitioner. She practices in the San Francisco Bay Area and works with clients around the world through telephone and Skype. You can reach her at 415-339-8127. To receive a free EFT tapping chart and find out more about her work, visit MakeYourLifeShine.com.


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District Court Grants Preliminary Approval of Class Action Settlement in Hy-Vee Data Breach
On January 25, 2021, the United States District Court for the Central District of Illinois issued an order granting preliminary approval to a class action settlement reached with Iowa-based supermarket chain Hy-Vee, in this class action brought on behalf of all consumers who made purchases at affected Hy-Vee locations, and whose credit/debit card information was potentially accessed and/or compromised by unauthorized users as part of a data breach from approximately November 2018 and August 2019 ("Security Incident").
The proposed settlement class is comprised of all persons who made purchases from affected Hy-Vee locations using their credit or debit card and who may have been potentially affected by the Security Incident. The proposed settlement provides benefits for the Class including: 1) reimbursement of up to $225 for out-of-pocket expenses resulting from the security incident; 2) reimbursement of up to three (3) hours of documented lost time (at $20/hour) spent dealing with replacement card issues or in reversing fraudulent activity; (3) an additional $20 payment for each credit or debit card on which documented fraudulent charges were incurred that were later reimbursed. Additional details about the settlement are available in the motion for preliminary approval, the settlement agreement, and the settlement website. Formal notice to class members will begin soon. Class members may submit claims either by mail or on the settlement website which will soon be launched. Please see the website for more information.
The lawsuit is titled Perdue, et al. v. Hy-Vee, Inc., Case No. 1:19-cv-01330-MMM-JEH and is pending in the United States District Court for the Central District of Illinois. The Court set a hearing for July 19, 2021 to determine whether to grant final approval to the settlement. The Court's order, Plaintiffs' motion for preliminary approval, and the settlement agreement can be accessed below. We will also post a link to the official settlement website, which will contain additional information about the lawsuit and settlement, once it has gone live.
Motion for Prelim Approval Settlement Agreement Order Granting Motion for Prelim Approval


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I hinted at this new track by sonREEM a few days ago in my Editor's Picks.
#TwerkiT is the brand new single for his upcoming EP, UNIVERSE 7 slated to come out this year. I've kept an eye on this guy since the beginning and it's nice to see the coming out party finally about to happen. I've even had him freestyle on WTM back in the radio days. Watching an artist come into fruition is always a good feeling for me and I'm sure he's loving this new dance jam doing serious numbers as of late. I need yall to feel this Sounds Dope production after the break.


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Glad to here you are still going. I have been watching some great Sci Fi, some on Netflix and some I ordered via iTunes. My favorite Sci Fi at the moment is the Expanse. I hope you get a chance to check it out. It is available on Amazon Prime also.
Imagine how much I smiled when the first song that played was "Serenity" from the TV series, from the random playlist, when I opened iTunes just now. 😀 Shiny!
I have also been watching and loving The Expanse, and I am thrilled that Amazon has saved the show for a 3rd season upcoming.
I'm looking forward to Stranger Things, season 3, probably due in 2019. Love it.
So the next show is still in production, but it is getting there. Not sure exactly when it will be ready, but we'll let folks know!.
Started watching the Expanse, but somehow stalled, so need to give that another go as everyone I know who has seen it rates it highly.


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A journey around the Premier League stadiums
Football fans will have a new ground to visit next month when Tottenham move from their temporary home at Wembley to their new stadium.
With Spurs due to move into the new stadium when they host Crystal Palace on April 3, Press Association Sport revisits the other 19 Premier League stadiums.
Arsenal, Emirates Stadium, 2006
Arsenal's Emirates Stadium opened in 2006 (Nick Potts/PA Images)
North London's 60,000-capacity Emirates Stadium opened in July 2006, having cost the club £390million and becoming the first of the truly modern grounds that have since become so common in the Premier League. Dennis Bergkamp's testimonial between Arsenal and Ajax was the first match it hosted.
Bournemouth, Vitality Stadium, 1910
The Vitality Stadium was once known as Dean Court (John Walton/PA Images)
What was once known as Dean Court has been Bournemouth's home since 1910, and the Vitality Stadium is not the first name to come from a sponsor; in 2001 it became The Fitness First Stadium.
The original title came when the stadium was named after Mr JE Cooper-Dean, a club benefactor who granted Bournemouth a lease on land in King's Park in 1910. Its capacity of 11,450 is small by Premier League standards.
Brighton, Amex Stadium, 2011
The Amex hosted England's first competitive match with VAR (Gareth Fuller/PA Images)
Brighton ended 14 years without a permanent home when they moved into the Amex Stadium in Falmer in July 2011, having left the Goldstone Ground in 1997.
They had shared with Gillingham and used the Withdean athletics stadium, but their £93million, 30,750-capacity stadium has since contributed to them becoming an established Premier League club. In January 2017 it also became the first stadium to host a competitive fixture in which VAR (Video Assistant Referee) technology was used, when Brighton beat Crystal Palace in the third round of the FA cup.
Burnley, Turf Moor, 1883
Turf Moor became Burnley's home in 1883 (Martin Rickett/PA Images)
The 21,401-capacity Turf Moor opened in 1883, over a century before the Premier League even existed.
In English football, only their local rivals Preston have occupied the same stadium, Deepdale, for longer. Harry Potts Way, the street on which Turf Moor is situated, was named after the manager who guided them to the First Division title in 1959-60.
Cardiff, Cardiff City Stadium, 2009
The Cardiff City Stadium cost £50million (Mark Kerton/PA Images)
The Cardiff City Stadium opened in July 2009, over the road from the club's former ground Ninian Park at a cost of £50million. An additional 5,000 seats were added in July 2014, increasing the capacity from 27,000 to 33,280.
Chelsea, Stamford Bridge, 1905
Stamford Bridge first opened in 1877 (Nigel French/PA Images)
Stamford Bridge is among the oldest football stadiums in England and has been Chelsea's home since 1905. It first opened as a sporting arena in April 1877 and until Chelsea's arrival was largely used by the London Athletics Club.
The club have abandoned plans to develop a new, 60-000 capacity stadium on the same site as their present 41,000-seater one.
Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park, 1924
Crystal Palace have plans to expand Selhurst Park (Victoria Jones/PA Images)
Selhurst Park is one of the few remaining Premier League stadiums that retains a more traditional atmosphere.
It became Palace's home in 1924 and given they have been given permission to expand their capacity from 26,000 to in excess of 34,000 amid a planned £100million development, they will soon pass a century there.
Everton, Goodison Park, 1892
Goodison Park has a capacity of 39,572 (Martin Rickett/PA Images)
Everton's Goodison Park opened in August 1892 and they played their first fixture there when beating Bolton 4-2 the following month.
The last stadium expansion concluded, on the Stanley Park End stand, in September 1994, then giving Everton the third largest football stadium in the country behind Manchester United and Liverpool. The 39,572 capacity has since become unremarkable by Premier League standards.
Fulham, Craven Cottage, 1896
Fulham's Craven Cottage first became their home in 1896 (Adam Davy/PA Images)
When Fulham first occupied Craven Cottage in 1896 it had only one stand known as the Rabbit Hutch, which had a capacity of around 1,000.
They left in 2002 to temporarily play at QPR's Loftus Road and when they returned in July 2004, the Cottage had become a 22,000-capacity all-seater stadium, which has since increased again to 25,700.
Huddersfield, John Smith's Stadium, 1994
The John Smith's Stadium hosts football and rugby league (Richard Sellers/PA Images)
The John Smith's Stadium, home to both Huddersfield and the Huddersfield Giants, has also previously been known as the Alfred McAlpine Stadium and the Galpharm Stadium.
It was built in 1994, holds 24,499 people, and has also hosted Rugby League World Cup fixtures.
Leicester, King Power Stadium, 2002
Leicester have been at the King Power Stadium since 2002 (Chris Radburn/PA Images)
Leicester moved into what is now known as the King Power Stadium in 2002 after 111 years at Filbert Street. Their home adopted its current name in 2011, having first been opened as the Walkers Stadium. It has a capacity of 32,312.
Liverpool, Anfield, 1893
Anfield was most recently expanded in 2016 (Peter Byrne/PA Images)
Anfield first opened in 1884, when it was rented to Everton until 1891. Liverpool then formed and made it their home from 1893.
In September 2016 they opened the stadium's new Main Stand, increasing the overall capacity by around 8,500 to 54,074 at a cost of £100million, and therefore ensuring they will remain there for years to come.
Manchester City, Etihad Stadium, 2003
The Etihad was first built to host the Commonwealth Games (Martin Rickett/PA Images)
The reigning Premier League champions first moved into their stadium in June 2003, a year after what was then the City of Manchester Stadium had hosted the Commonwealth Games.
Their present manager Pep Guardiola's former team Barcelona were the opponents for their first home fixture, since when the 48,000-capacity facility has contributed to them being transformed and winning three league titles.
Manchester United, Old Trafford, 1910
Old Trafford is the biggest stadium in the Premier League (Martin Rickett/PA Images)
Manchester United's 75,635-seater home is the largest in the Premier League. It also exists having been bombed during World War Two.
It was in 2006 when Old Trafford was most recently expanded, at the end of a decade of ground improvements, and three years after hosting the Champions League final between AC Milan and Juventus.
Newcastle, St James' Park, 1892
St James' Park has been home to Newcastle since 1892 (Richard Sellers/PA Images)
Newcastle have played at St James' Park since forming in 1892 but it had hosted football for 12 years before then.
It was in 2000, when Sir Bobby Robson was manager and before the days of Mike Ashley's ownership, that the latest expansion was completed at a cost of £43million to take the capacity to 52,000.
Southampton, St Mary's Stadium, 2001
Southampton have been at St Mary's for almost 18 years (Mark Kerton/PA Images)
Southampton left their home of the previous 103 years, the Dell, for the £32million, 32,000-seater St Mary's Stadium in 2001.
Their first competitive fixture there came that August but it took them six matches before they secured their first victory, beating Charlton 1-0 in November.
Watford, Vicarage Road, 1922
The cost of Vicarage Road left Watford in a financial crisis (Jonathan Brady/PA Images)
Vicarage Road became Watford's home in 1922 but by 1926 the costs involved in their move there had left them in a financial crisis.
It presently holds 21,577 spectators, a figure the club hope to soon increase to 30,000.
West Ham, London Stadium, 2016
The London Stadium hosted the Olympics in 2012 (Paul Harding/PA Images)
West Ham moved into what had been the stadium for the 2012 Olympic Games upon leaving the popular Upton Park in 2016.
Their time there has been largely troubled, owing to what have often been poor results and dissatisfaction among supporters, but this season has been their most promising since moving. In December the club announced an agreement that would eventually take their match-day capacity to 66,000.
Wolves, Molineux, 1889
The Molineux's capacity is 31,700 (Nick Potts/PA Images)
Molineux was the first stadium to be built to host matches in the Football League and on 7 September 1889 hosted the first ever league game in English history.
It was also one of the first venues in the country to install floodlights. Wolves have planning permission to expand the capacity from 31,700 to 38,000.
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While China's environmental pollution policies are finally seeing some results in the East, western China's air pollution is worsening as a result.
Although geography accounts for some differences, as in the case of Shanghai and Beijing, the government's "Action Plan for Air Pollution Prevention and Control" may be to blame for western provinces' unfortunate climb in air pollutant measurements over the last year.
Stricter standards for emissions regulations have improved the situation in provinces across eastern China. However, factories seeking to avoid the restrictive policies in the East have brought more coal-driven power plants to the western region. Greenpeace's analysis of data from the Ministry of Environmental Protection found that 75% of licenses for such plants were granted in central or western China last year.
The numbers behind Chinese air pollution's east-west imbalance are disturbing. The Greenpeace report found that across 362 Chinese cities, PM2.5 levels had fallen by 8.8% since the first quarter of 2015, with Beijing and Shanghai bringing their counts down by 27% and 12% respectively. But, at the same time, 91 of 355 cities did see an increase in PM2.5 levels. 69 of those are located in central and western China.
The findings show that the government's measures to curb air pollution in eastern China's key regions work but now is not the time to selectively implement these policies. They must be introduced across the country to ensure clean air for all.
Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region experienced the worst of this shift in balance over 2015. Exacerbated by necessary heating during last year's harsh winter, the cities with the country's five highest PM2.5 counts were all in Xinjiang. The capital, Urumqi, had the nation's third highest rating, 160.3 micrograms per cubic meter. Kashgar holds the uncoveted top spot with a score of 276.1, nearly doubling since 2015.
These statistics far outpace the national average, 60.7 micrograms per cubic meter, which already fails to meet the country's air quality standard of 35. Even more unsettling is that all of these numbers disappoint the World Health Organization's suggested rating of just 10 micrograms per cubic meter.
But hey, at least Mark Zuckerberg got to enjoy his morning jog.
Hopefully, the next one he takes will be in Kashgar.


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How do i access these attributes in my jsx code? As it says these attributes are undefined.

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document.children[0] is the html tag of your current html-page. I hope this is helpful.

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Backlog maintenance remains a significant problem across the NHS. GP surgeries are especially disadvantaged, frequently lacking the experience needed to tackle the problem.
Rising levels of backlog maintenance continue to haunt the health service. Historical under-investment, and the failure to fully commit capital allocations for this purpose in the past, threaten the NHS vision of an estate that's fit for purpose. The 2017 Naylor Review of NHS property and estates was explicit in highlighting the estate's maintenance shortcomings. The report cited a nine per cent rise in backlog maintenance between 2014/15 and 2015/16, totalling around £5bn in works required, with £1.5bn of this in London. Additionally, backlog maintenance of critical estate functions had risen faster than the overall average.
The Naylor Review believes these figures to be understated because there has been no real incentive to report the situation accurately. The figure of £5bn is likely to be a substantial underestimate. The report concludes that without investment in the NHS estate, the Five Year Forward View (5YFV) cannot be delivered, and the estate will remain unfit for purpose, continuing to deteriorate.
Primary care represents an especially fragmented part of the estate, with 7,600 GP practices in England. No equivalent national data is collected on the maintenance of the primary care estate, but the Naylor Review suspects that its age and condition is no better than that owned by NHS provider trusts. In 2014, 40 per cent of GPs surveyed by the British Medical Association described their premises as 'inadequate'.
Primary care has a range of asset ownership models, with relatively little of the estate owned by the NHS. Fewer than 1,500 practices of the 7,600 GP practices in England are controlled by an NHS body and leased to the providers. With a mixed picture of ownership colouring the responsibility for maintenance and the means by which it might be approached.
The Naylor report suggests that the NHS consider linking payments to the quality of facilities and greater use of fit-for-purpose standards. It further recommends that the NHS Property Board should support GPs to meet these standards, taking advantage of private sector investment. The Royal College of GPs has flagged huge demand for investment in GP practice infrastructure, citing premises that are no longer fit for purpose, and practices under pressure to care for more patients while needing space to accommodate new services such as minor operations and specialist clinics.
Practices are likely to be financially constrained and may not have budgeted for maintenance. Costs can seem daunting, but funding may be available. The Royal College of GP's (RCGP) 2018 GP Forward View: Assessment of Progress Year 2 (a response to the 2016 NHS report GP Forward View) refers to progress on the Estates and Technology Transformation Fund (ETTF). At the end of March 2018, 974 schemes had been completed using the ETTF, and a further 738 active schemes were under way.
However, the RCGP also warns that due to the significant pressures on the general practice estate, there is more demand on the ETTF than it can deliver. One in 10 respondents to the RCGP's tracking survey had either received ETTF monies or were in the process of applying for some, but 38 per cent of GPs surveyed said that their practices were unsuccessful with their application. Clearly there is tension between the Naylor report's assertion that "NHS commissioners and regulators have considerable latent authority to insist that premises be fit for purpose" and the GP experiences described above.
Practices with a maintenance backlog are likely to be unfamiliar with construction work, and only a small number of practices will have a facilities management provider. A CQC inspection may have resulted in mandatory maintenance, or it may have been painfully obvious for some time that works are required.
GP practices often don't know where to start—how to assess the scale of the maintenance, how to prioritise the workload and allocate the budget, and how to procure the works. The journey into the world of construction will be a one-time-only event for most. The first step is to assess what's needed, and at Faithful+Gould we help our primary care clients determine this. Our building surveyors can provide the six-facet survey required by HBN 00-08 (NHS EstateCODE, obtaining baseline information on the premises' physical condition (fabric and M&E), statutory compliance, space utilisation, functional suitability, quality and environmental management.
Faithful+Gould helps GP surgeries find the most creative and cost-effective ways to fund, build, operate and maintain their buildings, taking account of current and future patterns of use. We can advise on business cases for funding application, followed by procurement advice, accessing a range of frameworks or recommending members of our supply chain.
Services may include appointment of the design team, project management, principal designer, cost management, and management of the works on site. We understand the importance of keeping the practice open, scheduling works out-of-hours, minimising the effect on patients and staff, and maintaining an infection control-compliant environment.
We also appreciate that even a small practice has many stakeholders, all with their own expectations—from patients/service-users, partners/staff and community services, to the Clinical Commissioning Group, the CQC and infection prevention and control teams. Post-construction, our soft landings approach ensures that operational performance is optimised.
The aim is typically to create a more flexible facility that meets the needs of future service models. A well-maintained building makes a major contribution to the patient experience, as well as reinforcing partner and staff recruitment and retention, and improving the CQC rating. Operational costs, including energy efficiency, are also improved by attention to maintenance. For the future, a backlog should be avoided if at all possible—in our experience, funding is more likely to be forthcoming in smaller amounts, and a huge backlog may become very costly. A plan for ongoing proactive maintenance would be prudent, and we help many clients with this.
A recent project for Nottinghamshire saw us managing a programme of works at 19 surgeries. Fixtures and fittings were replaced in treatment rooms to achieve compliance with infection control guidelines, together with new flooring. Faithful+Gould provided a single point of contact for all the practices within the programme who managed all concerns keeping all stakeholders well informed ensuring that clinal operations were not disrupted and business as usual was maintained.


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Q: Diseño de BD de Pedidos con Artículos en diferentes tablas Estoy diseñando una base de datos para un cliente que prestará servicio de catering, comida y también shishas.
Los pedidos que sus clientes pueden hacer son de comida, de shishas o de catering, pero nunca se mezclan entre ellos, es decir, tu puedes pedir comida pero no shishas en el mismo pedido, es como si fueran tres negocios independientes.
Además, para el catering necesito recoger el personal que será enviado a realizar el servicio.
He pensado que podría crear una tabla Pedido en la que almacene el id, la fecha y el cliente que lo solicita.
El problema es que no sé cómo diseñar el resto, si crear una tabla de comida, otra de shisha y otra de catering, en las que almacene cada uno de los elementos del pedido en concreto, relacionándola con la tabla Pedido
El problema sería que cuando mi cliente me pide que quiere saber cuál es el pedido que más dinero ha costado entre todos (comida, shishas y catering), necesitaría realizar tres consultas diferentes.
Mi pregunta es: ¿puedo diseñar la BD de alguna forma en la que esta consulta se pueda realizar?

A: Voy a responder la pregunta, aunque no encaje del todo en el formato del sitio.
Sisha, Comida o Catering:
Puedes crear una tabla de tipoPedidos que definas para comida, sisha o catering.
El pedido tendrá una columna tipoPedido.
Catering
Tabla PersonalPedidosCatering que tiene una clave foránea que apunta a un idPedido. Y una clave foránea que apunta a Personal.
DetallePedido
Contendrá las lineas correspondientes a los articulos que definan el pedido. Sean unos u otros. Al final no dejan de ser Artículos o productos (como prefieras llamarlos).
Con este simple esquema ya tienes todos los problemas que planteas solucionados.
Union
Ahora bien, si decides cualquier otro modelo, y necesitas consultar datos de tres tablas diferentes que no se relacionan entre ellas, pero devuelven datos del mismo tipo. (Cliente que más ha gastado), tienes el operador.


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Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson is among the contenders bidding to succeed Prime Minister Liz Truss.
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LONDON — Following the resignation of Liz Truss as Britain's fourth prime minister in a little over six years, her Conservative party — in power since 2010 — is racing to select a replacement.
Candidates have until this coming Monday to put their name forward, but party officials have announced that in order to be considered they will have to show they have the backing of 100 Conservative members of Parliament — around a third of the party's legislators in the lower chamber of Britain's parliament, the House of Commons.
At most, this means there can only be three contenders for the first round of voting to decide the new party leader — and de-facto prime minister. That is designed to avoid a repeat of the earlier selection process this summer that ended with Liz Truss as the victor. It saw a large field of early candidates winnowed down to two, who then campaigned across Britain over the course of two months in a drawn-out contest that created a political vacuum and drew criticism at a time of a growing crisis for many Britons, who were struggling with soaring living costs.
This week, after the second resignation of a Conservative prime minister in just four months, leaders of Britain's major opposition parties are demanding a general election instead, and calling the new selection process a Conservative "coronation." While no candidates announced their interest immediately, here is a list of some possible replacements for Truss in No. 10 Downing Street.
Boris Johnson delivers his final speech as prime minister outside No. 10 Downing Street on Sept. 6.
Though he announced his resignation in a swirl of scandals just this past July and faces a parliamentary investigation into his behavior involving public statements about social gatherings in Downing Street during his time as prime minister, Johnson retains supporters inside the parliamentary party and among ordinary grassroots members.
He stepped down under a tidal wave of pressure when dozens of members of his own government resigned their roles as ministers and junior ministers. They were angry with months of scandal involving breaches of lockdown among his staff – though he himself was also penalized by police — and for questions about his honesty and judgment after placing a man accused of sexual assault into a senior government role.
He won a significant majority for his party during the 2019 general election, and his supporters contend that he is therefore the only real figure inside the Conservative party who can claim to have a mandate from the British people. Some critics have said they will leave the party if he returns.
And although Johnson was unwilling to leave Downing Street earlier this year, there has been little public indication that he wishes to take up once more what many will consider a poisoned chalice, given the country's obvious economic and political challenges.
Penny Mordaunt, leader of the House of Commons on Oct. 11. Mordaunt insisted earlier this week to the amusement of many that Truss was not "hiding under a desk."
Mordaunt was a well-supported third-place runner-up in the contest this summer to replace Boris Johnson, but eventually endorsed Truss.
She appeared in the prime minister's place earlier this week in parliament to answer pointed questions from the political opposition parties, and to the amusement of many insisted that Truss was not "hiding under a desk."
Under Truss she served in a cabinet position as Leader of the House of Commons, essentially responsible for overseeing government business in the country's lower chamber, and with another largely honorary role, Lord President of the Privy Council, she also oversaw a ceremony that approved King Charles' legal accession to the British throne following his mother's death.
Mordaunt had served as a naval reservist and several years ago became the first woman to serve as the country's defense minister. Her possible candidacy has already received several public endorsements from other legislators.
Former chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak sits with Liz Truss during the announcement of the winner of the Conservative Party leadership contest in September. Sunak is considered more of a centrist and pragmatic politician than Truss.
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Sunak was Boris Johnson's high-profile and largely popular finance minister during the pandemic, but lost out to Truss in the race to replace him. He secured far more votes from Conservative legislators but did not command the same level of support from the grassroots party members who ultimately decided the contest in her favor.
Considered more of a centrist and pragmatic politician than Truss, he repeatedly warned that her policy proposals around tax cuts and spending would leave a hole in the country's finances, and his statements to that effect were largely vindicated when financial markets reacted so negatively to Truss' tax cuts announcements last month.
Having only been elected as a member of parliament in 2015, after a career in banking and hedge funds, his political rise to become finance minister by 2020 was meteoric. In that role he took unprecedented action to support Britain's economy during the pandemic, with months-long programs to replace workers' wages and incentivize consumer spending.
Lke Johnson, he received a financial penalty from police for breaching the country's COVID-19 social distancing rules, and he faced criticism after details of his very wealthy wife's international tax affairs were published in the British media.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman arrives for the weekly Cabinet meeting at No. 10 Downing Street last week. She resigned earlier this week, ostensibly for having sent a sensitive document, from a personal email account
Suella Braverman
Braverman served as the attorney general under Johnson and was then elevated to the role of interior minister — known in the U.K. as home secretary — under Liz Truss' premiership.
That left her responsible for police, the criminal justice system and immigration, and had already earned a hard-line reputation as a hawk on immigration. She publicly promised to reduce migration to the U.K. in recent weeks and advocated vociferously for a controversial policy that would send asylum-seekers arriving in Britain to the African nation of Rwanda for their claims to be processed there.
She resigned earlier this week, ostensibly for having sent a sensitive, but not secret document, from a personal email account, but in her public resignation letter, she seemed to sharply criticize Truss for not engaging in "serious politics" and for failing to acknowledge and then take responsibility for her government's mistakes, including the tax and spending proposals that had roiled financial markets in recent weeks.
She served as a lawyer before entering parliament and was among the staunchest supporters of Brexit. She too stood to replace Johnson in the leadership contest earlier this year, but was voted out in an early round by her fellow members of parliament.
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The Washington State Labor Council, alongside its affiliated unions and community partners, are joining the AFL-CIO in mobilizing now to urge members of Congress to oppose such a "bargain." Thursday, Nov. 8 will be a national day of action on the issue and events are planned in Seattle and Spokane that day. In addition, a telephone town hall meeting with Sens. Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell is being planned for Monday, Nov. 12.
On Nov. 8, union members and other supporters will be urged to call their Congressional Representatives and Senators and leave messages urging against safety net benefit cuts and more tax breaks for the richest 2% of Americans. (Please download, post, and distribute this flier.) Although the toll-free number works today, you might want to wait until after the election to call. Residents in Washington's 1st Congressional District, for example, will have to wait until after the election before the D.C. office of their new lame-duck Representative is even staffed.
SPOKANE RALLY — On Thursday, Nov. 8 from 7:45 to 8:45 a.m. (program at 8 a.m.), union members and other supporters of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid will gather at Riverside and Division at the entrance to the new University District in Spokane. Labor speakers will include Spokane Regional Labor Council President Timm Ormsby as emcee and Mike Foley of UA Local 44 representing construction workers. Following the rally a delegation will be going to the office of Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-5th) to express working families' positions on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, and on extending tax cuts for the richest 2% of Americans.
For more information, visit the event Facebook page or contact Mariah McKay from Washington CAN via email or by calling 509-939-0015.
W.S.L.C. LUNCHEON IN SEATTLE — On Thursday, Nov. 8 at noon, the Washington State Labor Council will host its annual post-election luncheon at Seattle's Catholic Seafarers Center, 2330 1st Ave. But this year, in addition to the usual raffle benefiting the Center and celebration of the beginning of the holiday season, U.S. Rep. Adam Smith (D-9th) will be on hand to hear from a brief panel of speakers discussing the so-called grand bargain. Possible-U.S. Reps. Suzan DelBene and Denny Heck also plan to attend, pending election results and the possible need to travel to Washington, D.C.
The luncheon costs $15 per person. Please RSVP to Braden Van Dragt at the Catholic Seafarers Center at 206-441-4773.


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SENATE COMMERCE APPROVES ANOTHER ROBOCALL BILL
With the Pallone-Thune TRACED Act, S. 151, awaiting Senate floor action, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation has now favorably reported the Data Analysis Robocall Technology Act of 2019 (i.e., the DART Act of 2019), S. 2204. The bill, approved by a voice vote, is an amended version of the original S. 2204 introduced last July by Senators Mike Crapo (R-ID) and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN).
The amended version directs the Federal Communications Commission (the Commission), not later than 18 months after the date of enactment, to conduct a rulemaking proceeding "to consider establishing a process under which the Commission shall maintain a list of numbers that are not eligible to be blocked by a voice service provider…." The Commission is already considering such a Critical Calls List as part of its Third Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in its ongoing Docket No.17-89 (Advanced Methods to Target and Eliminate Unlawful Robocalls) (Third FNPRM).
S. 2204 would specifically permit four categories of numbers to be included on the list developed by the prescribed rulemaking:
Numbers used for outgoing calls by a public safety answering point or similar facility that is designated to originate or route emergency calls.
Those to originate calls from a government entity, such as a call generated during an emergency.
Numbers used by a school, or a similar institution, to provide school-related notifications, such as notifications regarding (a) a weather-related closure or (b) the existence of an emergency affecting a school or students attending a school.
Those used for similar or emergency purposes, as determined by the Commission.
These categories are not dissimilar from some of those being considered in the Third FNPRM for inclusion on a Critical Calls List. Indeed, the bill makes clear that it is not intended to "impede or delay" that analysis and development of such a list in that proceeding.
The bill also requires the Commission, not later than 180 days after the date on which the Commission receives any report regarding the effectiveness of call blocking tools prescribed by the Commission in conjunction with the Third FNPRM, to submit to both the Senate Commerce Committee and the House Energy and Commerce Committee "an analysis by the Commission with respect to the effectiveness of various categories of call blocking tools, as evaluated in the report; and…any legislative recommendations of the Commission relating to the report."
With the immediate focus, undoubtedly, on Senate passage of S. 151, action this year on S. 2204 would appear uncertain. But there are no predictions by TCPAWorld at this juncture.
Published by Paul C. Besozzi
I have practiced in the telecommunications regulatory field, including before the FCC and state regulatory agencies, for some 35 years. This has included advising clients on all manner of compliance, rulemaking, enforcement and legislative issues relating to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Junk Fax Act, particularly before the FCC which develops the regulations implementing those statutes. My efforts include reviewing clients' technology and TCPA compliance plans to determine whether they meet FCC requirements and advising on strategies for raising issues with the FCC.	View all posts by Paul C. Besozzi
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Women's basketball: Beavers get chance to showcase program against national team
From the Steve Gress' memorable women's basketball stories of 2019 series
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Oregon State's Destiny Slocum scores two of her team-high 15 points to lead the beavers in Monday's exhibition with the USA Women's National Team. The Beavers hung tough into the third quarter before falling 81-58.
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Oregon State's Mikayla Pivec battles for a loose ball with Napheesa Collier in the first half on Monday.
Oregon State's Kennedy Brown scored seven points and had three rebounds
Ten years ago, the Oregon State women's basketball program was on the verge of going dark and had to try to fill out a roster any way possible just so it could keep competing.
That was Scott Rueck's first season at the helm.
Fast forward to Monday night and that once downtrodden program was on the floor against arguably the best women's basketball team in the world.
It was quite a moment.
Rueck and the Beavers hosted the USA Women's National Team in an exhibition that not only allowed the players to compete against some of the players they idolized as youngsters, but was also a bit of a celebration for just how far the program has come in the last decade.
"I'm just really proud of what Scott and what Oregon State has done with women's basketball," said USA co-coach Dan Hughes, who is also the head coach of the WNBA's Seattle Storm.
"I think it has become a piece of a very good part of Oregon State and I'm just happy to be here to play a really good basketball team."
The Beavers gave Team USA a run until late in the third quarter. But a 12-1 run to close the period turned a six-point lead into 17 for Team USA.
A'Ja Wilson led the USA with 18 points, former Stanford star Nneka Ogwumike added 17 and Sylvia Fowles chipped in 13 while Destiny Slocum had 15, Aleah Goodman 14 and Mikayla Pivec 10 for the Beavers.
The Beavers are one of four college teams to face the USA team this fall as it begins to prepare for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Team USA defeated Stanford 95-80 on Saturday and play Texas A&M next before taking on Oregon on Saturday.
What Rueck has been able to build at Oregon State was not lost on the national team, especially Sue Bird, who saw the program up close in 2016 when she was in Corvallis calling games for ESPN in the NCAA tournament.
Bird, now with the Seattle Storm, was a star at Connecticut and the No. 1 pick by the Storm in the 2002 WNBA draft. She compares the atmosphere surrounding the Beavers program and the community support to her time with the Huskies.
"We felt like every resident in Connecticut's little daughter or maybe granddaughter, something like that," Bird said. "And to feel that kind of love, it's just this connection that you then have with the university and then it has with the community and from there it can grow."
Wilson, the No. 1 pick by the Las Vegas Aces in the 2018 WNBA draft and a star at South Carolina, has followed the Beavers' success.
While she never faced Oregon State while in college, both the Gamecocks and Beavers were in the Stockton Regional in 2017 and could have faced off in the Elite Eight.
But the Beavers fell to Florida State while South Carolina went on to win the national title. On Monday, Wilson described the Beavers as a sleeper team.
"They were that team that we can't sleep on them," she said. "They were like that dark horse. I never had an opportunity to play against them but we did scout them when they were playing FSU. Just watching them I'm like this team is good, they're big. Those are teams that sneak up on you.
"So just to see this program grow and see the coaching staff really just build this family is huge. The sky's the limit for a team like this. They are on the map."
Napheesa Collier was a freshman in 2016 when the Beavers fell to her UConn team in the national semifinals. She also saw the Beavers live last year in the Sweet 16 when both schools were in Albany, New York.
She said Monday she watched the Beavers this past spring and they made a big impression on her.
"They are really good, they have a lot of great shooters, Destiny Slocum is a great attacker, great finisher," she recalled. "And the environment in this place (Gill Coliseum) is what I really remember from those games, just how loud it gets and how much support they get from their school."
Hughes and Bird both said recruiting has been a key to the Beavers' ability to remain at the top of the women's college basketball world the last few years.
"(Rueck's) done a phenomenal job of that year after year, basically re-upping every time he loses some great players he gets another batch in," Bird said. "So their success is really not that surprising."
Hughes said he has talked with Rueck a lot the past couple years as the draft draws near. Four Beavers have been taken in the last four years and both Mikayla Pivec and Slocum, a redshirt junior who is draft eligible, have been on many preseason mock draft lists.
"I love the fact that he recruits across the world as well as Oregon and the Pacific Northwest," Hughes said. "He's developed players and that's what we all try to do, we try to get good players and then develop them."
Oregon State has been a big part of the growth of the sport the past few years. UConn's win in 2016 capped four straight titles, but there have been three different champions — none of them Connecticut — the last three years. It could easily be a fourth different champion this season and the Beaver are in that discussion entering the season.
"Parity in any sport is always good," Bird said. "I think what UConn has done with their greatness with success has set a bar, which I also think is good. I have no problem with that, not even because I'm from there.
"So now other programs have something to model themselves after. This is what success can look like if you do it the right way, but also do it in your own way, which is something I think Scott has also done here. So it's great for women's basketball."
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