On Thursday night, the Bishops Knights and Cathedral Catholic Dons met in La Jolla. The game between the number 4 ranked Knights (4-2) and number 8 ranked Dons (4-6) was tense. The 4th quarter brought a 6 goal rally by Cathedral and a scuffle between teams that sent officials penalty flags flying. After the dust settled Bishops secured a 14-11 victory.
The game started out with the Knights senior Christian Ford (Michigan) scoring back-to-back goals, the second assisted by senior Ryan Hastings (Duke). Bishops went up 3-0 on a goal from Hasting before Cathedral got on the board. Connor Mataczynski split-dodge and took a strafing right hand shot to make the score 4-1. Goals from Knights Hastings, and Jack Raser and from the Dons Mataczynski rounded out the 1st quart at 5-2.
The rest of the 1st half had Bishops and Cathedral trading goals, each putting up 2. Hastings and Cathedrals Mo Mirer (Notre Dame), both demonstrating the shooting skills and putting the ball on net. The 1st half finished 7-4.
The 2nd half was a tale of two quarters which couldn't have been more different. In the 3rd quarter Bishops offense fired from every angle posting goals from senior Logan Zeigler, Cal Costa (Ohio), Hastings and Ford. Meanwhile freshman Oscar Hertz, Jonathan Ford, Sahil Sheth, and Jack Case led the Bishops defense in holding the Dons to 1 goal in 12 minutes. The 3rd quarter ended 12-5.
The 4th quarter was a complete reversal of the 3rd the Dons offense came alive. Marcus Yandall and Logan Schmitt put up two quick unassisted goals early in the quarter to start off a 5 goal rally. Nick Doyle and the Dons defense held Bishops well into the 4th. But the Knights reinvigorated by the possibility of loss put a couple in the net before they leveraged the clock and a skilled game of keep-away by Costa to limit Cathedrals possessions. Costa staved off as many as five Cathedrals for over 30 seconds in an impressive display before a cross-check by the defense turned into a small scuffle. When play resumed and the dust settled the score was 14-11 and the Knights secured their 5 win for the season.
Notable performances included Ryan Hastings with an impressive 7 points, Costa (2G/1A), Raser (2G/1A) and J. Ford (5 GBs). Dons standouts included Mataczynski, Ryan Fazio, Yandall and Doyle.


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Eva Grimaldi (* 7. September 1961 in Verona; gebürtig Milva Perinoni) ist eine italienische Schauspielerin.

Leben und Leistungen
Grimaldi debütierte im Jahr 1983 in der italienischen Fernsehserie Drive in. Im Filmdrama Kloster der 1000 Todsünden (1986) übernahm sie die Hauptrolle von Susanna, die von ihrem Vater vergewaltigt und anschließend in ein Kloster geschickt wird. Jeweils eine der Hauptrollen spielte sie ebenfalls in der Komödie Mia moglie è una bestia (1988) und im Liebesfilm Intimo (1988).

Im Filmdrama Stille Tage in Clichy (1990) von Claude Chabrol spielte Grimaldi eine der größeren Rollen. In der französischen Actionkomödie Die Schutzengel (1995) war sie an der Seite von Gérard Depardieu und Christian Clavier zu sehen. Im Mystery-Drama The Fine Art of Love: Mine Ha-Ha (2005) spielte sie an der Seite von Jacqueline Bisset. Grimaldi war von 2006 bis 2013 mit Fabrizio Ambroso verheiratet.
Seit 2019 ist sie mit Imma Battaglia verheiratet.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1983: Drive in (Fernsehserie)
 1985: D'Annunzio
 1986: Kloster der 1000 Todsünden (La monaca del peccato)
 1987: Cobra nero
 1987: Fellinis Intervista (Intervista)
 1988: Mia moglie è una bestia
 1988: Terror House (Quella villa in fondo al parco)
 1988: Delitti e profumi
 1988: Intimo
 1989: Kinski Paganini
 1990: Opa spielt verrückt (Tolgo il disturbo)
 1990: Stille Tage in Clichy (Jours tranquilles à Clichy)
 1990: Der kleine Tod der feinen Damen (Dames galantes)
 1992: Racheengel (L'angelo con la pistola)
 1995: Die Schutzengel (Les Anges gardiens)
 1997: Ladri si nasce
 2001–2002: Il bello delle donne
 2005: The Fine Art of Love: Mine Ha-Ha (L' educazione fisica delle fanciulle)

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Couzens' wife 'watched silently' as murdering cop was jailed for life
The wife of killer cop Wayne Couzens is believed to have logged in remotely to watch him be sentenced to life in prison.
Couzens, 48, who kidnapped, raped, and murdered Sarah Everard, 33, will die behind bars after he confessed to his monstrous crimes.
His wife of 15 years, Elena, 39,is understood to have watched the sentencing at the Old Bailey 'silently' from a secret location.
She is said to have been living in fear of trolls ever since her husband was arrested at his home in Kent on March 9.
Addressing Couzens today, Lord Justice Fulford said: 'Your wife and children, who on all the evidence, are entirely blameless will have to live with the ignominy of your dreadful crimes for the rest of their lives.'
Elena may have listened as Sarah's dad and sister asked Couzens to look at them as they spoke of the impact of the tragedy.
Heartbroken dad Jeremy Everard told his daughter's killer no punishment he receives 'will ever compare to the pain and torture that you have inflicted on us'.
The dad said: 'You murdered our daughter and forever broke the hearts of her mother, father, brother, sister, family and her friends.
'Sarah had so much to look forward to and because of you this is now gone forever.'
Earlier this year, Elena said she was 'just as puzzled as everyone else', adding that she had been constantly asking herself how she 'missed the signs'.
The devastated wife said she initially thought the arrest was just her husband's colleagues playing a prank.
Her twin sister Tetyana, 39, told MailOnline: 'I do not know why he had done what he has done, my head has been spinning for days, weeks while I was trying to understand it.
'I do not know the reasons that made him do it, and I am not going to speculate.
'He must serve quite a severe punishment for what he's done.'
During sentencing, the Old Bailey heard how Couzens took his wife and children to the woods where he had burned Sarah's body two days earlier.
He had pretended to arrest the marketing executive to force her into his car just hours after finishing a shift.
In July, his wife asked the Metropolitan Police to pass on her condolences to the victim's family, saying 'what happened to Sarah should not happen to any woman'.
She said: 'The feelings I am going through, they are going through much worse. It is horrendous.
'As a parent, I have my own two children. I do not want anything like that to happen to them. I cannot imagine the heartache that Sarah's parents are going through.
'If I had the power to bring anyone back from the dead, Sarah would be the first person that I would choose.'
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Posted: Tuesday 30 April 2019, 2:10 pm
Old Vic boss Matthew Warchus has just unleashed his latest season upon us, and it's looking like a good 'un, with showings from Daniel Radcliffe, Alan Cumming, Lucy Prebble and Mark Knopfler.
Probably the biggest deal, however, is erstwhile 'The Crown' royal couple Claire Foy and Matt Smith reuniting for a very different sort of show. Duncan Macmillan's 'Lungs' is a clever, funny experimental love story about two people contemplating parenthood in an era of climate change. It has been produced across the world and there was an excellent 2012 pop-up production in London, but the Old Vic's massive, centuries-old stage is quite the step up for the show. Presumably because of the leads' extreme busyness, dates are still slightly up in the air, so while it's the second production of the season and will run in the autumn, exact dates are TBC.
There'll be lots of other stuff to book when tickets for everything else go on sale May 9, though. 'Enron' and 'The Effect' playwright Lucy Prebble returns with her first play since 2012. 'A Very Expensive Poison' (Aug 19-Oct 5) is her adaptation of Luke Harding's book about the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006. That'll be followed by 'Lungs' (dates TBC) and then after that it'll be a third seasonal run for Jack Thorne's adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' (Nov 23-Jan 18 2020).
After that, Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming star in 'Endgame' (Jan 27-Mar 28 2020) – not a stage version of the popular superhero blockbuster (imagine!), but the classic Samuel Beckett play. It'll be paired with one of Beckett's shorter works, 'Rough for Theatre II'.
Finally – and after a lengthy gap that will presumably include at least one more production – next summer will see the Old Vic host the long-trailed musical adaptation of the beloved 1983 Scottish comedy drama 'Local Hero' (Jun 18-Aug 22). Adapted by David Greig and Bill Forsyth (who wrote and directed the film) and with songs by Mark Knopfler, it's already had an acclaimed run in Edinburgh and will presumably be hoping this is a stepping stone to West End glory.
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As someone who hasn't set foot in a gym in decades (probably back when they were still called gymnasiums!), it was fun to have Michelle share her experiences with gym goings-on. Plus, we explore myriad health and fitness topics, including body dysmorphia, eating disorders, anorexia, self-criticism, comparing ourselves to others, self-shame, body shame and confidence, the fitness community, Instagram models, fitness entrepreneurs, the power of doing your own thing, and more!


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Though danced well enough, Texas Ballet Theater's repertory program was uncomfortably loud.
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Imbue was one of two world premieres and three total ballets performed by Texas Ballet Theater last weekend at Bass Performance Hall. Photo by Amitava Sarkar.
Since becoming artistic director 14 years ago, Ben Stevenson has elevated Texas Ballet Theater to a top regional company. Excellent principal dancers, wonderful ensemble work, and an incredible repertory of full-length and smaller ballets make it one of the finest companies in the Southwest.
Last weekend's repertory program at Bass Performance Hall of three new works –– the world premieres of Garrett Smith's Imbue and Avichai Scher's A Full Life, plus the area premiere of Christopher Bruce's Rooster –– should have been another major achievement for the company. But the curse of amplified sound, which has hit here before, came back with a vengeance.
Imbue opened Saturday night's performance innocently enough: in pure silence. Dancers entered slowly from up stage through what looked like strips of filmy plastic hanging from above, glittering in the semi-darkness. Moving in, the men, bare to the waist and wearing wool-looking tights, with the women in whimsical round plastic tutus, took their time finding places and waited. Suddenly the battery of loud speakers hanging down each side of the proscenium burst with Phillip Glass's music, and for me the roof flew off. A solo violin shrieked like fingernails scratching across a black board. It wasn't just the volume, which was way up, but the quality of sound that got me: high, banging, sharp, with little base resonance to mellow it out. It seems amazing in this high tech age that something so crude can still be in use.
The choreography was classical, with amusing twists and unexpected turns, as well as many lifts. Despite the cacophony, three pas de deux were handsomely danced by Leticia Oliveira and Carl Coomer, Laura Gruener and Joamanuel Valazquez, and Cara Shipman and Andres Silva. Imbue was imaginatively conceived with a small corps and various original dance combinations, which made me long to see it again with more sensitive musical accompaniment.
Scher's A Full Life was the only piece with live music, a concert grand played onstage by Shields-Collins Bray, who has performed like this before for the company with wonderful results, but the instrument this time was amplified and clattered like an old upright. Bray still accompanied the dancers in music from Bach to Glinka. Four couples danced in classical style, with some interesting variations, but on this program it tended to look like a pallid version of the Smith work.
During intermission I heard someone comment to a friend, "That was a yawny one. Are you going to stay for the last one?"
"Yes," he said. "It should be more interesting."
I also noticed across the aisle a young boy around 8 years old leaning against his father's shoulder fast asleep. A couple of rows down, an older girl was asleep in her mother's lap. I don't recall seeing this before at the ballet – and I've been going for decades.
Rooster closed the program, and it was rousing, as well as more suited to the overdone sound system. Based on several songs by the Rolling Stones, including "Ruby Tuesday" and "Play with Fire," five couples danced wonderfully, the women in sleeveless black dresses over black tights and the men in black suits, white shirts, and various colored ties. As the titular character, Jiyan Dai wore a red shirt, bobbing his head and strutting feet a la Mick Jagger. All in good fun.
For TBT's season-closing performance of Stevenson's Alice in Wonderland (May 19-21), the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra will be in the pit. Hopefully, the sound system will be off.
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The South Korean currency fell to its lowest since September last year on Wednesday as producer prices fell more than expected in October, increasing expectations of further rate cut by the Bank of Korea.
The Producer Price Index (PPI) fell 0.7% from a year earlier in October, its lowest since February, from 0.4% in September, data showed on Wednesday. Analysts were expecting a reading of -0.5%. Month-on-month, the index fell 0.6% compared to the 0.3% decline in the previous month. October's was the third straight negative number for the index.
USD/KRW rallied to 1108.10, its highest since September 2013, from the previous close of 1100.8. The pair has been on an upward trend since late June after hitting a 6-year low of 1008.0. The won has weakened more than 9% since then against the dollar.
The US PPI data released overnight, however, came in stronger than expected, helping the dollar extend gains. The USD index, the gauge which measures greenback's trade-weighted strength against a basket of six majors, has risen to 87.78 from the previous close of 87.57.
The BoK had cut its benchmark interest twice during the period, once in August followed by October, taking it to 2% from 2.5%, where it had been held for more than five years.
In the 13 November policy statement, the central bank noted the slowdown in core inflation which was due to slowdown in the industrial product price increases. Naturally, continued downward momentum in PPI should further lower inflation rates of the country.
Next important data from Korea will be the November inflation numbers on 2 December and third quarter GDP data on 4 December. In addition, the 10 December unemployment rate will also help the BoK set rates on the following day, making it a extraordinarily crucial event.
The pair has broken through the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the one-year selloff through June this year. In fact, the break of the 50% line of 1085 in the first week of this month was crucial, which made further advances easier.
Further north, the pair will face resistance at 1127 and 1142 ahead of a retest of the 2013 peak of 1162.90.
On the downside, the 50% line has turned a major support line. If it is broken, the 1055-1045 band will emerge as the next important support zone ahead of a retest of the June low of 1008.
On the monthly chart, the downward channel since 2009 is still intact though there is some more room to hit the upper band of the channel in the current wave.
At the same time, the strength of 1050 support region for the medium term suggests another slip to the 1000-mark could not very easy.
Overall, the pair seems entering a broad sideways track of 1050-1200, with the likelihood of the downside band dipping by another 50 won.


Danske Bank Irish Premiership play-off, first leg: Newry City v Carrick Rangers (tonight, Newry Showgrounds, 7.
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DARREN Mullen dreamed of the day he'd be standing getting interviewed by journalists after guiding Newry AFC City to the Irish Premiership.
EOIN Bradley returns to action for Coleraine tonight as the Bannsiders host struggling Newry City (kick-off 7.
BEATING Irish Cup holders Coleraine in the league last weekend was a timely confidence boost for Newry City who were paired with Larne in yesterday's fifth round draw.
Newry City v Glentoran (tonight, 7.
Jimmy Mullen admitted he was beginning to consider the possibility of winning the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on his professional debut after maintaining a share of the lead.


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Anjum (Fries, officieel: Eanjum, ) is een dorp in de gemeente Noardeast-Fryslân, in de Nederlandse provincie Friesland. Anjum ligt ten noorden van Ee en ten oosten van Morra, niet ver van de Waddenzee en ten westen van het Lauwersmeer en het Nationaal Park Lauwersmeer. Het dorp ligt ten zuidoosten van de N361 van Dokkum naar Lauwersoog. Via de Anjumeropvaart en de Moersloot is Anjum verbonden met de Zuider Ee. Onder het postcodegebied van Anjum vallen de plaatsen Oostmahorn en Ezumazijl en de buurtschappen  Abbewier, Teerd, Stiem en Dijkshorne.

Het dorp is een voorzieningencentrum voor de noordoostelijke hoek waarin het gelegen is. In  telde het dorp  inwoners.

Geschiedenis
Het dorp is ontstaan op een terp die enkele eeuwen voor de christelijke jaartelling werd opgeworpen op een kwelderwal. Het dorp is van een ronde radiale terp uitgegroeid tot een komdorp waarbij de ronde vorm behouden is. Het dorp was voor de opsplitsing de hoofdplaats van de grietenij Dongeradeel. De grietmannen woonden op de Holdingastate, dat een kasteelachtig bouwwerk was maar in 1831 werd gesloopt en vervangen door een boerderij.

Het dorp werd in de 9e eeuw vermeld als Anigheim, In de 13e eeuw vermeld als Anengum, in 1389 als Aynghim, in 1399 als  Anyghim, Aninge en Aninghen, in 1401 als Aenghum, in 1439 als Aenyem, in 1492 als Aenyom, in 17e eeuw als Aengjum, in 1718 als Aenjum en vanaf de 19e eeuw Anjum. De plaatsnaam zou duiden op het feit dat het de woonplaats (heem/um) was van de familie Aninge, afgeleid van de persoonsnaam Ane.

Bij de Allerheiligenvloed van 1570 zouden in het dorp 536 doden zijn gevallen, wat destijds wellicht meer dan de helft van de bevolking was.

Anjum lag tot de gemeentelijke herindeling van 1984 in de toenmalige gemeente Oostdongeradeel. Daarna viel het dorp tot 2019 in de gemeente Dongeradeel, waarna deze opging in de gemeente Noardeast-Fryslân.

Kerk
De kerk van het dorp is de Michaëlkerk. De eenbeukige kerk werd  van tufsteen rond de 11e en 12e eeuw gebouwd. De kerk werd in de 13e eeuw naar het oosten verlengd. In het gereduceerd westwerk bevindt zich een cachot uit de 17e eeuw. In de kerktoren met ingesnoerde spits hangt een klok uit 1618 en deze werd gegoten door de klokkengieter Hans Falck.

Molen

De De Eendracht in het dorp Anjum zelf is een molen en museum. De stellingmolen uit 1889 is tevens een VVV-kantoor.

De windmolen was als achtkante bovenkruier in gebruik als koren- en pelmolen. De molen was gebouwd als vervanger een eerdere monnikmolen, die in mei 1889 door een blikseminslag was afgebrand. Bij de opbouw van de nieuwe molen zijn onderdelen hergebruikt van twee gesloopte molens uit Leeuwarden.

In de molen werd naderhand een 40 pk Kromhout gloeikopmotor geplaatst om ook bij windstil weer te kunnen malen. In 1965 werd de molen buiten gebruik gesteld.

Natuur
In het zuidelijke dorpsgebied van Anjum, aan de andere kant van de Zuider Ee en vlak bij de buurtschap Dijkshorne, ligt het natuurgebied Anjumer Kolken en Van Asperen Eendenkooien. Het gebied is onder meer ontstaan uit twee eendenkooien en is aangemerkt als natuurreservaat, als rustplaats voor vogels. Het gebied is daarom niet vrij toegankelijk.

Sport
Het dorp kent onder meer de kaatsvereniging Klaas Thomas, de voetbalvereniging VV Anjum, een ijsclub en een biljartclub. Op de eerste zaterdag van het jaar vindt er jaarlijks de Crossloop plaats.

Cultuur
In maart 2018 werd ter vervanging van het oude dorpshuis de nieuwe multifunctionele accommodatie De Dobbe in gebruik genomen. Het gebouw kwam tot stand met steun van de NAM die een nieuw regiokantoor onder hetzelfde dak kreeg.

Het dorp kent verder de toneelvereniging Foar de fûst wei, de zangkoor de Kolkensjongers en de Christelijke Muziekvereniging Halleluja.

Onderwijs
Het dorp heeft een basisschool, De Eker en een kinderopvangcentrum.

Treinstation

Anjum was van 1913 tot 1935 eindpunt van het Dokkumer lokaaltje, de spoorlijn die het dorp met Leeuwarden verbond. Het oude stationsgebouw staat er nog steeds, zie verder Station Anjum.

In 1997, toen het als pension in gebruik was, werden er door de uitbaatster daarvan twee moorden gepleegd. De Nederlandse historicus Han Israëls schreef daarover het boek Moord in Anjum..

Bevolkingsontwikkeling

Geboren in Anjum
 Menzo Pieter Kingma Boltjes (1880-1934), arts
 Syds Lieuwes Sijtsma (1886-1939), politicus
 Sibe van Aangium (1895-1953), jeugdboekenschrijver
 Harke Iedema (1940), organist en tekenaar

Zie ook
 Lijst van rijksmonumenten in Anjum

Externe link
 Dorpswebsite

Geografie van Noardeast-Fryslân
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There has been a lot of talk in recent years about reconciliation with aboriginal communities. Errors of the past have been acknowledged along with present-day discrimination. But is anything happening beyond talk? Many in aboriginal communities say there is little progress despite all the good words being spoken by our politicians. We speak with people in those communities, along with the woman that Montreal has put in charge of bridging the gap with aboriginal communities.


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The Trump administration is scouting locations for a second summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, despite the fact that talks between North Korea and the United States appear to be at a stalemate, according to two sources familiar with the planning process.
On Wednesday, Trump struck an upbeat tone as he waved what he called a "great letter" from Kim in front of reporters and his Cabinet in the Oval Office. Trump did not reveal what it said but sources familiar with the letter said it was designed to remind Trump of the strength of their relationship and maintain the President's enthusiasm for the process.
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The last time Trump received a letter from Kim was in September, after Trump canceled Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit to North Korea, citing a lack of "sufficient progress" on denuclearization.
That letter changed Trump's tone.
"He wrote me beautiful letters," Trump said at a rally shortly afterward. "And they're great letters. We fell in love."
The following month Pompeo traveled to North Korea and met with Kim. Yet there was no new progress on tangible denuclearization from the visit.
One of the sources familiar with the contents of the latest letter tells CNN that Kim seems to send letters to Trump when he feels like things have gone quiet or when he wants to remind Trump about the strong rapport they struck up in Singapore. Another source who has been told about the letter from Kim said this one was also "predictably effusive."
The view of some in the administration is that Kim is sending the letters to keep Trump enthusiastic about their relationship, appeal to Trump's ego and provide a buffer for when Pompeo and others tell him that North Korea is failing to follow through on its Singapore commitments, so he can point to the letters and say he's developed this great relationship.
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"I would think it says I want to see you soon, you are the best thing that has happened since sliced bread. Then I think it was going on to say we are willing to work with you on denuclearization," explains Joe Yun, the former US State Department special representative for North Korea and a CNN contributor. Yun has not seen the letter itself but is very familiar with the way Kim operates.
The administration sent scouting teams to multiple locations in different regions, including Asia, during the last few weeks of 2018. US officials have not formally shared these locations with the North Koreans, and the list could potentially expand.
The scouting began before Trump told reporters that the White House would be setting up a meeting with Kim in the "not too distant future." Experts say it could take a few months for the summit to come to fruition, given the early stages the administration is in on planning.
The last Trump-Kim summit took place in Singapore last June, and as of now that country is not on the list for the next meeting. Each of the locations officials have traveled to have "pros and cons," according to a source familiar with the process. When asked about the summit's planning the National Security Council referred questions to the State Department, and due to the partial government shutdown the department has not yet responded.
But at this point, one foreign diplomat told CNN it seems the administration has not yet involved South Korea in planning efforts, though US officials had stressed the importance of coordinating logistics with key allies ahead of Trump's first meeting with Kim.
South Korean officials have often stated their support for a second meeting between Trump and Kim, and while indications suggest Seoul has not yet been consulted in the administration's hunt for a location, the same diplomatic source told CNN the preference would be for it to take place in an Asian country. The North Koreans, meanwhile, have said they would like the summit in Pyongyang.
Vietnam, Indonesia, Hawaii, Mongolia and the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea have all been floated by foreign diplomats and North Korea experts as potential locations for the next summit.
Switzerland proposal fell apart
Logistical issues have already caused at least one summit proposal to fall apart, according to an administration official, who told CNN that the White House reached out to North Korea in an attempt to get Kim to Switzerland for a meeting with Trump but the two sides were unable to make it happen due to travel concerns.
The administration had initially thought Switzerland would be a good place for Kim because he had gone to school there in the late 1990s. But part of the problem was that Kim remained sensitive about criticism he had received for using a Chinese plane to travel to Singapore for the first summit, the official said.
The White House declined to comment on the suggestion that the administration had attempted to persuade Kim to go to Switzerland.
As the White House continues location scouting, Steve Biegun, US special representative for North Korea, has been repeatedly shut out of any direct talks with his counterparts. Biegun had hoped to meet with his North Korean counterpart last fall in Vienna, Austria. When it became clear after more than a week that the North Koreans were not going to meet him there, he was told to come home. There was then an expected meeting in New York that also fell apart.
Despite frustrations, Biegun is not giving up. The former Ford Motor executive is, however, a "little more realistic" about the challenges that come with the job, according to a source familiar with the communication between the two countries. Biegun did travel to Pyongyang with Pompeo in October but that is the last time he has met with North Koreans face-to-face. He did meet with South Korean officials in October.
Meanwhile, the administration is also dealing with the retirement of CIA Korea Mission Center chief Andrew Kim, whose familiarity with North Korean officials cast him as one of the most integral players in greasing the wheel for diplomacy with Pyongyang.
Andrew Kim, who is of Korean descent, had taken the lead on providing intelligence assessments examining all the issues that could affect Kim Jong Un's thinking and approach to the negotiations, including the impact of US-backed economic development and efforts to maintain the loyalty of his top military commanders.
He was thrust into the spotlight last year after traveling to North Korea alongside Pompeo multiple times and he served as the translator in meetings with Kim Jong Un.
Details about Andrew Kim's replacement, who remains unnamed, are scarce but sources told CNN the individual has spent a number of years on the North Korean issue and has been a key part of previous high-stakes negotiations.
However, CNN has also learned that this person does not speak Korean, which is a challenge given that Andrew Kim often served as a high-level negotiator and a translator in the meetings.
"I can't imagine that many people are as well qualified as Andy Kim. He established the Korea Mission Center. From everything I have heard it is a very well functioning center," says David Maxwell, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies who previously served in the US Army in Japan and South Korea.
Two US officials insisted that the intelligence community is always prepared to fill the gap until new talent is brought in. Those officials also made clear that the intelligence community would prefer to keep details related to Andrew Kim's replacement under wraps at this time, noting it is unusual for officials in this type of role to receive the kind of publicity that was seen with Kim.
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Indian Air Force losing ground to PAF
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Technically ill-matched Indian Air Force losing ground to PAF | ARY NEWS
Poor maintenance and outdated aircrafts mar Indian Air Force's capability to match PAF or the Chinese air force.
Defense PSU HAL has been unable to properly maintain, update or equip IAF with the essentials needed to put forth a respectable challenge for the rival Pakistan Air Force. Inadequate training also provided to rookie pilots is also one of the main reasons the Indian Air Force is heading towards decline, as far as maintaining standards is concerned.
On Tuesday morning, the dismal condition of IAF further came to light when a Jaguar fighter crashed 13 km east of Allahabad. Fortunately, the two pilots were able to eject themselves and escape the ordeal. The hapless condition of IAF can be judged from the fact that it is down to 35 squadrons, with some of them existing only on paper.
This was the sixth fighter IAF jet to crash since January of this year, a stat that should ring alarm bells for India. India's hostile neighbour Pakistan has one of the best air forces in the world and so does China. India is involved in border disputes and has militarily been confronted by both Pakistan and China in the past. The IAF has a battle on its hands with its fast-depleting fighter strength, which will progressively get worse with the virtually obsolete MiG-21s and MiG-27s headed for long-delayed retirement.
Whilst the Chinese have almost three times the number of fighter jets than India, Pakistan Air Force is also flying close to the Indians. Pakistan Air Force has 21 combat squadrons at their disposal, with four more soon to be added to the overall quantity. India and Pakistan have fought three wars with each other, and it is a known fact that PAF has always bested the Indian Air Force in encounters.
The Indian Air Force has recorded more than 1,100 crashes since 1970, mainly due to technical defect and maintenance faults. Since 2011-2012, the Indian Air Force has lost 15 helicopters and 35 aircrafts in crashes.
Pakistan's M.M.Alam is one of the most celebrated pilots in the world. He holds the world record for shooting down five Indian fighter aircraft in 55 seconds. Pakistan Air Force has also been instrumental in the Operation Zarb e Azb that has been waged by the country's military against militants. With accuracy and precision, the PAF has been instrumental in taking out militants' hideouts.
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It was like reading the news over here. We have that same problem with the military equipment particularly the air force which sports 50-year old planes. We don't even have an aircraft that can match the F1 of old. That is the reason why sometimes the government plays coy when bullied by China because the president is just being realistic.
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COMMENTARY ON "JESUS MINGLED WITH PEOPLE"
I know that sounds quotable. I know it would sell a lot of coffee mugs if you slap it on the side and put it on a lifeway shelf. But just think about it for a minute, what was Jesus really? Jesus Christ is God in human flesh. He is perfect in every way, and it is only by his perfection that we can be saved.
That's not you, that cannot ever be you. The scripture is clear that all have sinned.
So if your aim is to be Jesus for somebody know that at best you will be committing the sin of blasphemy by lowering Jesus to your level. You cannot be him, you can only lie and raise yourself up in your own mind or blaspheme and lower him to your level. If you want someone to have Jesus give them the real thing, which isn't you. Preach the law so they know they need Jesus and then tell them what the real Jesus did for them.
Sinners need the real Jesus, not a false Christ pretending to be him and offering platitudes and pietism.
This lesson gives us a false law and a false Gospel. Notice they couch the gospel in social outreach and connection by exegeting Ellen White instead of prescriptive scripture.
To understand the "ordo saludis" that is, order of salvation, one must first understand original sin. The sinner is dead in trespasses and sins (Eph 2:1). It defines this deadness as something that is part of our nature (Eph 2:3) and with us from the womb (Psa 51:5).
Trying to win souls with kindness and friendship is like asking a corpse to get up and walk. We are dead as a doornail in sins. Nothing is going to raise that up save Grace (Eph 2:8) and that is only taught in scripture to come by objective means (Rom 10:17).
If it were true that friendship and kindness saved souls then I guess Mormons have it right. Nobody does more good works and acts of kindness in the flesh than them. You can't earn salvation and you don't have the power to trick anyone into accepting it. Only the Grace of God can raise up their dead bones and make them walk in faith. If you want to save souls let Jesus do the work by the preaching of the Law to show them that they need it and the Gospel to raise their soul. This is a work of God not a work of man (Eph 2:8-9).
The thesis of this lesson is decision theology. The author is presenting the salvific role of making a decision for Jesus in the order of salvation. Don't misunderstand me, I'm not saying that acts of Piety even to include moments of making a decision are not part of the Christian life. Such things though should properly be understood as Good Works. The Bible does call us to good works and does speak of such things happening.
In yesterdays commentary I presented original sin, and then God's act upon man in the creation of faith in the believer through objective means. Specifically, I pointed out the preaching of the Word. When this happens faith is created in the heart of the hearer (Rom 10:17). We know this is true because the scripture says it is.
In the Christian life we expect good works to come after wards, in a subjective sense. Look at the very next verse after Eph 2:8-9 that I presented yesterday. I will highlight it for you.
Good works are a thing, if you want to call making decisions for Jesus a good work I won't get in your way. I would argue it's a rather weak one but I wouldn't take that away from someone altogether.
We should not look to a decision moment though as a moment of salvation. Why? Because then it's like you're saying that you helped Jesus save you. I guess he couldn't pull it off unless you came through in the last moment with you decision could he? He just isn't powerful enough?... really?
If the scripture is correct in that you're spiritually dead in trespasses and sins then you can't expect to capable of any spiritually good act prior to the reception of faith, up to and including the making of decisions. Trust in Christ, who has created faith in you and saved you, not in yourself. If you made a decision it's only a reflection of what he already did to you in his Grace.
The author of this days post makes the same mistake in twisting the narrative that modern liberals do with scripture. They juxtapose Jesus interactions with the "lower class" against religion, specifically that of the Jews.
Keep in mind, Jesus was Jewish too. There was nothing wrong with following the Torah, even in it's ceremonies. They are good things. The so called sinners Jesus was eating with were no longer sinners, they were covered in the righteousness of Christ. They had repented of their sins and stood righteous and blameless in faith.
The Pharisees on the other had were impenitent and their hearts were hardened to the Word. Their ears were dull and they could not hear. We see this reflected in the fact that they ascribe the work of Christ to that of the Devil(). They don't believe in Jesus because they have no faith. They have no faith because it has not been given to them, and it was not given to them because their hearts were hardened.
When you understand that decisions don't play into the reception of faith but are only a reflection of it's presence or absence the scriptural teaching of Sola Fide, faith alone, starts making sense.
Isn't it just nice how the author places the responsibility of expanding the kingdom of God on the reader? I guess if people are not converting to Christianity around you then you just are not doing your job right and God's will isn't getting accomplished. He isn't powerful enough afterall, he needs you!
I ask the reader to keep in mind that if God does ever choose to use you in his free will to preach law and gospel to someone count yourself blessed, not God. He isn't limited by you, and if he does choose to use you it is an honor.
The scripture teaches that none can pluck God's sheep from his hand, and that each of them were individually selected a very long time ago. Take comfort in this and trust in Christ, not in yourself.
Today's lesson serves up an extra helping of law. In case you didn't know, if your church isn't growing it must be your fault for not outreaching to the community enough. Bear in mind, the author has not taught any means of Grace yet. It is entirely up to the reader to find ways of tricking people into the fold with friendship and piety. So it is not God's work you are trusting in but your own, and the only instructions you're given is to avoid doctrine and worship and focus on outreach, but we aren't really going to say what outreach is because to do that we would have to start discussing doctrine and worship… I guess. The author wasn't clear I'm left putting the pieces together.
So instead I will wrap up my points made in commentary on the previous days of the week. You can't trust in yourself or your outreach. God is the one who performs the work, if you are blessed and honored to be in the position to preach law and gospel to someone, then do so. And know that no matter the outcome God has promised to work in that.
You can't save yourself with your good works, so there is no reason to believe you can save anyone else either. For one to believe in God they need faith, and this only comes by the work of God. Your piety doesn't even help slide it along, you take no credit for your salvation or anyone elses.
Once again the author brings up salt and light from the Bible. As do many Christians today he teaches salt and light as good works. I challenge the reader to see these things as the Word of God. If the Church preaches the Word then we know that God will work in it and it will not return void (Isa 55:11).
But if the Church twists the Word, and teaches something that is not taught in it we have no such promise. And thus the salt has lost it's saltiness. It is no longer efficacious in the creation of faith. God has not promised to work in a twisted Word any more than he has to create faith through piety and good works.
If the TV preacher is preaching prosperity and good fortune, know that there is no promise associated with that message. If the pastor is preaching the latest movies and withholding law and gospel this summer, consider taking your family somewhere else. There is no Gospel there.
If your preacher is preaching salvation by keeping the Sabbath as the remnant faith in the end times, know that there is no salvation in that false Gospel either. Trust in Christ and Christ only for your salvation, he died for you to save you from death and Hell. You don't need anything else, just Jesus. And this is a Word, a message that the scripture does teach. You can trust that it does work independently of the one speaking it through the actions of God, not of man.
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PhishMe® analyzes phishing attacks intended for corporate email all the time—phishing for corporate email credentials, malware delivery, etc. However, we also analyze phishing for consumer service credentials—think online shopping or Netflix—since it is also a part of the threat landscape.
Everyone has accounts for these consumer services. Attackers are not always discriminant in who receives their phishing messages. We see consumer services phished in the corporate environment also.
This might be successful because people use corporate email for consumer stuff all the time. If the threat actor can find examples of password reuse, phishing a consumer service like Netflix might lead to illicit access to an enterprise email account and associated services.
A most-recent example shows a message that again spoofs Netflix but also collects credit card details.
PhishMe has tracked Netflix phishers before. This most recent one seems to be trying his hand at collecting several types of personal credentials. The email address associationpresident3 at gmail dot com has been recorded in five different phishing toolkits since June, targeting customers of Chase Bank, Comcast, Netflix, TD Bank and Wells Fargo.
Another Netflix phisher builds phishing pages in Italian and uses the exfiltration address annelies.mazenier at hushmail dot com.
Typically, people at work try to handle a minor personal inconvenience as quickly as possible. So, the Netflix phish works to trick those busy people into giving up login information. Now, what does the attacker do with that?
He could simply bandit your account to finally watch the first season of Iron Fist or they could try to capitalize on the credentials they've stolen. After all, the victim is already rushed; they may not have the time to keep track of dozens of passwords.
So now the attacker hopes that you reuse the same password for your personal email account or, if the attacker is very lucky, for your work email account. In either case, they can now reset passwords for various other online services—banking, healthcare, social media—to pivot and carry their attack forward.
One reason this tactic could succeed: a lot of companies might not enforce two-factor authentication for their single-sign-on services, which means reused credentials might be a skeleton key for multiple corporate services.
With Netflix widely popular across the globe and password re-use rampant across multiple online services, the public must turn a very skeptical eye toward all email communication.
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The online colleges near me search should be done when people are considering the online degree for pursuing their higher education. They actually can look for the colleges near them but there must be some reasons why they choose the online degree instead of the traditional one. In fact, various advantages can be found if people take the online class.
There was a time when people cannot find pretty satisfying options for online courses or online program. However, they will find completely different circumstance these days. Online higher education offers them various options. The students can have the different dream about their study and they can find the option online. Nowadays, they can also take an academic degree in online education. They can earn anything they want from the career certificate to the doctorate degree with this method.
The biggest reason why there are more and more students who choose online colleges near me is that the total costs will be lower than the traditional one. People might not find the tuition price which is lower than the traditional class but the total cost of education is usually lower. There is no doubt about this because the commuting cost can be skipped. They can also save money on the textbook because the source can be found online.
Since the students will take the class online, it means that they do not have to worry about their appearance. In many cases, the traditional class cannot be considered comfortable. It will be different from the online class because the students can choose the environment they like to study. They even can learn in pajama right from their bedroom. It is sure that the online class can be more convenient since everything will be sent electronically.
Flexibility and convenience must be another reason why people consider this option greatly. In fact, the students have to stick on the available schedule when they choose the traditional class. It is different from the online one because they can plan the study based on their free time. It must be the perfect choice for people who want to pursue higher education while working. They can work hard in both fields since the study materials can be accessed online. There is no need to visit the library any longer. Of course, people who have a family can also bring balance to their family life, work, and education better if they can find the online colleges near me.
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T-Time with K & Amanda
By: Kaitlyn
I haven't interviewed someone for this series in a while and when I wanted to start this series back up again on a regular basis, I knew I needed to find someone especially inspiring to interview. I started this series to showcase every day people with inspiring stories to tell, because I believe that every person has one. When thinking of who I could ask to interview, I almost immediately thought of Trouvé Magazine. Trouvé is an independent magazine that celebrates found creativity and the people that explore it. Its gorgeously clean aesthetic immediately drew me in and completely engrossed me in its pages of pure inspiration.
I contacted the Founder and Editor of Trouvé, Amanda Marko and she was an absolute sweetheart to agree to sit down and answer a few of my questions to share with you all:
Can you describe what Trouvé Magazine is in your own words? What does it mean to you?
Trouvé is a "collection of found creativity." The magazine features creative people, projects, ideas, and places within it's ad-free, uncoated, and recycled pages.
What made you decide to start Trouvé Magazine?
My background/degree is in graphic design and I always had a love for editorial and print. After spending some time after college at an ad agency and then as a senior in-house designer, I began to long to have my own "brand."
Someone asked me at a dinner with my husband what I would do if I won the lottery, and I immediately said, "Oh, I'd start a magazine." Then I got to really thinking about the possibility of making a magazine that I wanted to read cover to cover, and the idea was born.
What was the hardest part of starting up a project like this?
Starting it. It's a comfortable and securing thing to have a steady job, and one that was in my field of study where I was using my degree every day. I almost felt guilty for wanting so badly to go out on my own and start something when so many people are trying so hard to find a full-time job; but for me personally, Trouvé was the right move and one I've never been happier with. Taking the leap was huge, but producing a printed magazine is also a spiderweb of interweaving tasks/costs that I had to both learn about and be responsible for.
What's the most rewarding part of starting up a project such as this?
Without a doubt the new faces and friendships that I am able to make as a result of Trouvé. Every time I open my submissions inbox, I'm blown away at the desire of so many talented individuals to be a part of this project. I've made so many good friends just though Volume 01, and it's my goal to keep a somewhat fresh roster of contributors for each volume, to make sure that Trouvé is truly a platform for as many photographers, writers, and artists as possible.
What are you most proud of with Trouvé Magazine?
It's pretty cool to hold it and flip through the pages. The day I got it was surreal, and I still have to do double takes when I see it around in stores. But the best part is that so many other people had a hand in Trouvé, and I'm so proud of their work and honored that they let me put it together and make a magazine out of it. I'm proud of the community surrounding this magazine.
What are your hopes and plans for Trouvé in the near future?
Volume 02 is currently wrapping and will publish this fall. For the near future I hope to keep creating Volumes (about 3 per year), but am also planning on launching a "Mix & Make" series, with the first event happening here in the DC community. These events will be a great way for creatives to get to know each other in a casual and fun setting, while creating projects provided by local creatives, tasting local food, and listening to music.
How can people get involved with Trouvé?
Trouvé is always accepting submissions for print and the weekly online journal. A great way to get involved in the book itself is to head over to the contact/submit page on the website and see if there is a good fit for your work in one of our submissions options.
We also really love when our readers tag us on social media with our hashtag #creativityfound, alerting us to what they find interesting and creative—a feature or two have actually come out of that as well.
The Mix and Makes will certainly be a great way to mingle and be a part of Trouvé in the community aspect, and we are excited to be opening a new section for small businesses and creatives to become benefactors of each Volume--the reward of which is their name and/or company printed in a special thank you section.
What advice could you give to writers/editors/creators who wish to actualize their dreams?
Find something that you know you would be happy doing all the time, even just for fun, and go for it! If you get so excited about your idea that you can't sleep, you probably need to act on it.
Make a list of your strengths and leverage that with what you feel like you need to outsource. Work as hard, be as detailed and targeted as possible, but above all be humble and kind. Admit when you do not know something and never be afraid to ask for help/advice. You'd be surprised at the support system you can quickly build when you put yourself out there and start something new.
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We're Sarah and Kaitlyn, roommates from Milwaukee who started this blog to promote creativity and life.
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Running a baseball team is a difficult business. It's even more difficult if you don't communicate with your fans. Here on Dragon Questions, I'll be taking on your most pressing questions about the Bucharest Balauri, so you can stay informed about your favorite team. This week, I'll be answering your questions about our season-ending homestand, potential player-managers, and rumors about Vladdy the Golden Dragon.
The Balauri's season will end with one more series against every other team in the league. What are your thoughts on facing each of the other three teams?
Although we'll take each series as it comes, we've set two goals for ourselves for the last nine games. In our opinion, we need four wins to reach the playoffs, and six wins to top the league. No matter who we beat to get there, we believe those two numbers will define the end of our season. That being said, here's our thoughts for the individual series.
MUMBAI - This may not be the same kind of must-win series as our matchups against Beirut and Jerusalem, but this is the kind of had-better-win matchup that could leave us reeling if we don't take at least two of three. The Metro Stars team we'll be facing over the next three days isn't quite the same as the one that we jumped all over earlier in the year, and they'll go into this matchup knowing they have a chance to play spoiler and ruin our season. The key factor in this series will almost certainly be starting pitching. We haven't had many close games with Mumbai this year - one starting pitcher or the other has usually been hit hard early - but I feel confident that our series rotation of Castro, House, and Acosta can outlast Brunelleschi, Núñez, and Gutiérrez. I expect the Balauri to take this series off of the Metro Stars.
BEIRUT - The Green Knights have too much talent to be in free fall for much longer, and we really don't want to be there when they snap out of it. It's easy to forget, after their nine-game losing streak, that Beirut dominated the first half of the season and is still within sweeping distance at two games back. Just like with Jerusalem, taking two games from the Green Knights should solidify our hold on first, but that may not be so easy. We'll have to really hit, not just to stay ahead of a lineup with eight regulars hitting .297 or higher, but also to break through two potential Pitcher of the Year candidates (R.J. Hughes, Felipe Jiménez) to get to the goods - a leaky bullpen with an ERA of 5.98, even worse than Mumbai. I can see us coming out of this series on top, but Beirut will definitely have their chances to win.
JERUSALEM - This is the tough one. As we've shot up past Beirut and into first, the Hebrew Hammers have been right behind us the whole time. They've been improving just as fast as our players have progressed, and they're going to be ready for a huge series at the end of the season. If we're going to end our season on a high note, we need our whole team coming in hot. Barry Buckner and Martin Cooper need to produce at the plate, Miguel Jiménez needs to pitch to his full potential, and most importantly, we need our bullpen, including reserve callup Akil bin Kasim, to provide us with lights-out pitching - given the amount of close games we've had with Jerusalem this season, I'd bet on at least one of these games being decided in the late innings. I'm not really comfortable with the 50-50 chance I think we have in this series, but hopefully our record in the first two series can keep this one from affecting the final outcome.
None of these predictions are canon, but I feel that the Balauri can come out of this stretch with at least five wins, and hunt for more in the postseason.
What's this some fans are saying about how Balauri players might manage the last two games of the season?
Yeah, we knew we would eventually have to do something like this as soon as we put Mike Román and Juan Solís on the same team. They've been best friends ever since they were kids roaming the outfield together at the Kengos Baseball Academy in Puerto Rico - and like with any good friendship, Mike and Juan will argue about anything and turn everything into a competition. We'd already seen the usual throwing contests, batting-practice derbies, and the odd rain-delay tarp-sliding contest - but the idea of them having a managerial battle only came up last week when our actual manager, Ron Alexander, put in Brian Cramer in a pivotal game situation. Both Solís and Román took exception to that decision, and complained to each other that they could do a better job than the inexperienced Alexander - which was when the whole idea really took off. I found the two of them in my office right after the game, and before I even had a chance to kick them out, they filled me in on their plan. If the Balauri clinched the Bancroft League title by September 16, Román and Solís would each manage one of the last two games - and whichever one of them guided the team to a better result would win the Copa de Jefe-Jugador (a piece of pipe that our clubhouse assistant drew on with a gold Sharpie) and have bragging rights for the whole offseason. That idea was fine by me - the sooner we could clinch a playoff spot, the better, and as long as the Balauri finished the season in first, it wouldn't matter how anyone was motivated to get there. Now all we can do is hope that the Balauri can lock up the division in the next seven games - and that the team is still standing once the new managers are through with it.
Is it true that you are planning an event on Saturday where Vladdy the Golden Dragon will actually breathe fire?
WHAT?!? NO, of course not, ha ha! We would NEVER do such a thing in our ballpark! We have far too much respect for the UMEBA to ever pull such a dangerous and foolhardy stunt! And if we were to shock the league with such miscreant behavior ( ), we wouldn't JUST have Vladdy breathe fire! No, we'd have him fight a KNIGHT! With ARMOR! On a HORSE! And then - well, I guess you'd have to come to the ballpark to find out!
That's it for this week, everyone. We've got the usual pile of mail that we're still working to answer, and if you feel like adding, go ahead and submit your question or suggestion! What's the worst that could happen? Find out next week, with another look inside the front office of the Bucharest Balauri!
Should be a fun finish.
is it about how you are going to demote vladdy to the reserve roster for 2 weeks in order to keep him cheap for another year?


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'If This Is the New Normal, I Want No Part of It'
Iowa State Rep. Andy McKean leaving GOP, cites Trump as a big part of his reasoning
By Kate Seamons, Newser Staff
Iowa Rep. Andy McKean, right, the longest serving Republican in the Iowa Legislature says he's becoming a Democrat during a news conference at the Statehouse in Des Moines, Tuesday, April 23, 2019. (AP Photo/David Pitt)
(Newser) – An Iowa lawmaker's exit from the Republican Party is making national headlines, largely because of his reasoning. State Rep. Andy McKean will register as a Democrat because he feels that "I need to be able to support the standard bearer of our party," and "unfortunately, that's something I'm unable to do," McKean said in reference to President Trump during a Tuesday news conference. McKean joined the Iowa House of Representatives in 1979 and has spent almost 29 of the following years in the legislature, making him Iowa's longest-serving Republican state lawmaker. He was harsh and detailed in his reasoning. Standout lines as reported by the Washington Post:
"Unacceptable behavior should be called out for what it is, and Americans of all parties should insist on something far better in the leader of their country and the free world."
"[Trump] sets, in my opinion, a poor example for the nation and particularly for our children by personally insulting, often in a crude and juvenile fashion, those who disagree with him, being a bully at a time when we're attempting to discourage bullying."
"I believe his actions have coarsened political discourse, have resulted in unprecedented divisiveness, and have created an atmosphere that is a breeding ground for hateful rhetoric and actions. Some would excuse this behavior as 'telling it like it is' and the new normal. If this is the new normal, I want no part of it."
The Des Moines Register points out that McKean referenced Trump as only part of his decision. His choice also involves the party in general, which he discovered "has veered very sharply to the right." McKean left politics in 2003 but ran again in 2016 and was reelected two years later.
The AP reports McKean intends to change his registration later this week when he's home and will run for reelection as a Democrat.
Republicans will maintain a 53-member majority, but the chair of the Republican Party of Iowa is still peeved. "When he was running for office a mere five months ago, he made a commitment to the voters of District 58, running on the Republican platform," said Jeff Kaufmann of McKean. "Today, he has violated the trust of the voters" in Anamosa.
CNN points out that while former President Obama took the state in both 2008 and 2012, it has "shifted rapidly in Republicans' favor in recent years," so much so that Trump won Iowa by almost 10 percentage points. "If Iowa is in play in 2020, it would be a sign that the Midwest had slipped away from the President."
(Something similar happened in Iowa in 2016.)


Only the Ericksen-Vargas race could have statewide implications after Democrats gained at least 14 seats in the House but just two in the Senate, according to a recent interview with Ansley Lacitis, communications director for the state Democratic Party.
Whatcom County Auditor Debbie Adelstein said the 42nd District races are the biggest recounts locally since the governor's election of November 2004, which Democrat Chris Gregoire won, after three recounts, by 129 votes out of 2.8 million cast statewide.
"That's the only one that compares in size. We don't do them very often, that's for sure," Adelstein said Tuesday in an interview.
That election also featured a rare reversal, because most recounts don't change the initial outcome, according to electoral research conducted by FairVote.org, a nonpartisan group that advocates for election reform.
After the most recent count, posted online Monday night, Van Werven leads Boneau by 50.06 percent to 49.94 percent — a margin of 80 votes out of 72,404 votes cast.
Ericksen remains ahead of Vargas by 50.03 percent to 49.97 percent — a margin of 46 votes out of 72,636 votes cast.
Both races are close enough for a hand recount, which state law requires when the difference between candidates is one-quarter of 1 percent and less than 150 votes.
For the other 42nd District House seat, four-term Rep. Vincent Buys lost to Western Washington University economics professor Sharon Shewmake, 50.7 percent to 49.3 percent, a margin outside the recount requirement.
Adelstein said the county Canvassing Board was meeting Tuesday afternoon to certify the election, a formality after the final count Monday night.
Monday's count included overseas and military votes received since the Nov. 6 midterm election and ballots that were accepted after being challenged in the first counting — mostly for ballot envelope signatures that didn't match those on file from when the voter registered.
Some 110,504 votes were counted in all Whatcom County races, for a turnout of 77 percent — a rate closer to a presidential election than for a midterm race, local elections officials said.
Countywide voter registration hit record numbers in 2018, Adelstein said.
Adelstein said it will be next week before winners are declared in the recounts.
A required recount in the August "top two" primary — to see who would face U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen in the 2nd Congressional District — took 4½ days to complete, she said.
This recount will use 22 people in teams of two, including Auditors Office staff and temporary elections workers, working in a room on the fifth floor of the County Courthouse.
In addition, there will be supervisors and observers from political parties and the campaigns of all four candidates involved, Adelstein said.


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Beauty Trends – The Trends between Hair, Make-up and Skincare 2021
by Beau Center May 7, 2021 May 20, 2021 0219
Beauty trends that we manage to beauty. At the same time, labour meetings and virtual celebrations by video call are the perfect pretexts to show off the best looks of a sober and natural character.
The endless collections of selfies and videos on social networks are the best excuse to put the wildest proposals to the test.
The Beauty Trends between Hair, Make-up and Skincare – 2021
1. Hair: The French Bob Confirm as the Trendy Cut
2. Beauty will be Greener and Greener
3. Makeup, Looking for Light
4. Sunkissed Make-up and Volumizing Mascara
5. Skincare, it's Time for "Skinimalism."
6. Acids for the Skin, Allies in 2021
From hairstyles and accessories that make a complete comeback from the trunk of memories to fun makeup ideas, these claim among the bets that, in short, you must try this year.
2020 was the ' Year of the bob, especially in the version french, exploded over the summer thanks to many celebs who choose. And 2021 will not outdo by staying on the same wavelength.
Why do they like it so much? It is undoubtedly versatile, modern and chic. It gives a sophisticated allure with an undemanding styling, suitable for smooth and slightly wavy.
Moreover – detail not to be underestimated – it highlights the neck and lips, two focal points of female beauty.
Hair: Will They come Back Long?
The long, for now, remains a micro-trend, seen on social networks, thanks to the stars who love to play with Rapunzel-style extensions and wigs.
Who knows if maxi lengths will make women fall in love again. Meanwhile, in the 2020-21 collections proposed by the salons, ideas are not lacking.
The desire for purity will also accompany by a greater interest in the natural world. The latest data released by Cosmetica Italia tell us that in the era of Covid-19, "safe beauty" was the most popular.
We are no longer satisfied with a simple organic, cruelty-free and vegan product, but we demand safety.
And, despite the market downturn due to the pandemic, natural cosmetics in recent months have registered a slight growth.
A trend, that of the green, also translates into a greater need to take care of oneself and reconcile with nature.
Confirmation in the new year, given that more and more companies are committed to the planet's defence, thanks to zero-kilometre formulas and recycled and recyclable packaging.
At the base of the beauty trends of 2021, there is a new need to shine. The latest collections – in perfumery in a few weeks – and the experts tell the story.
The need for a brighter face, already felt at the end of 2020, will predominate in 2021, explains Simone Belli, National Make-Up Artist L'Oréal Paris.
"We will witness an explosion of sparkles, on the eyes and the face, thanks to the boom of illuminants, which can count on more and more performing formulas, liquid, solid, matte, to put on the temples, on the nose and Cupid's bow".
In particular, the face could hold a surprise: After seasons of nude, there will be a return to the more sophisticated diva look, without, however, any retro layering.
This is the great new makeup that we will fall in love with, explains Simone Belli.
The transparency we have today and the coverage of yesterday will become one, "The face will be like a completely new, regenerated canvas".
To make it three-dimensional, there will be blushes, including corrective ones, close to the world of the earth. And then?
Among the trends also the sunkissed effect and the return of volumized lashes, a little grunge. Their success will entrust only to mascara, fake ones banned.
The ' Annual Pinterest's 2021 Trend Predictions Report in December always trying to make the point about the future.
For 2021, it provides an essential beauty routine, free of extra elements, intending to have simply healthy skin. One could almost speak of "minimalism".
A new glow season, which betrays psychological background. After a long time "hidden" at home and behind the masks, stuck in front of a PC screen.
The desire for a new authenticity will be strong, even in beauty. Healthy, well-cleansed and hydrated skin is also naturally glowing skin.
The new year promises to confirm them as must-have assets. Suitable for exfoliating the skin, the acids perform a delicate deep cleansing action.
Those of the latest generation? L ' lactobionic acid and gluconolactone, introduced to the market in recent times.
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Q: a basic question regarding power electronics I understand electronics deals with mainly low voltages, while electrical engineering generally deals with high voltage. Now if we take this as the main difference between the two , where do we put power electronics? Is it a branch of electronics or electrical ?
Also I have seen in many universities power electronics is not taught in electronics engineering courses but definitely in electrical engineering which means it is electrical engineering.
So is there a definite/near definite answer to my question? If yes what is that?

A: The various names for you are using are not standard.  For example, where I went to school (RPI), there was electrical engineering and electric power engineering.  The first was the kind of circuits you'd find in a TV, for example, while the second was about utility-scale power systems.  I have also heard these two referred to as electronic engineering and electrical engineering.  Sometimes the term electronics applies to the first but not the second, sometimes to everything electrical.
So your question makes no sense without defining how exactly you are using your terms.  What exactly do you mean by "power electronics".  If that is the utility-scale power systems, then it is electric power engineering, or whatever it might be called in your area or at your university.  If by "power electronics" you mean things like 200 W class D audio amplifiers or 1 kW inverters, then those would usually be designed by a electrical engineer as apposed to a electric power engineer (or again, whatever your regional terms for those are).

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Boulevard is the second single from the collaboration between French jazz singer extraordinaire Camille Bertault and composer John Finbury. With French lyrics penned by Camille herself, she is joined by organist Larry Goldings, known for his work with Pat Metheny, Maceo Parker and James Taylor (among many others) and drummer Billy Martin, of the famed trio Medeski, Martin & Wood
Listen Everywhere
Boulevard Credits
Music by John Finbury
Lyrics by Camille Bertault
Vocals – Camille Bertault
Organ – Larry Goldings
Drums – Billy Martin
Produced By Emilio D. Miler & John Finbury
Arrangement by John Finbury, Thalma de Freitas & Emilio D. Miler
Mixed by Pablo San Martin at Esoteric Sound Studio, France
Mastered by Alex Psaroudiakis at The Workshop, Norwalk, CT
Cover Art by Anne Smith
Creative Design by Patrick McDonough
Graphic Design by Mike Gurley
Boulevard – Lyrics by Camille Bertault
En observant de dedans le monde de dehors
J'aperçois tout un théâtre en essor des
fenêtres de scènettes se font de l'oeil Tandis
que de mon nuage je les cueille là tout en
haut un bouquet d'ombres et ici une lueur
dans la pénombre fenêtre sur cour
À contrejour Côté jardin, un
boulevard va se jouer les acteurs
se préparent
La pluie applaudit du trottoir
En saisissant en plein vol ces histoires
Volatiles qui s'échappent des tiroirs je
paresse et me délecte à les boire jusqu' à
ce que le rideau tombe sur le soir
Et voilà qu'une fenêtre se ferme
Laissant éveillée une lanterne
Un chat se fond dans l'horizon
Une gouttière pose pour une môme solitaire
Je laisse tomber mes paupières
By observing the world from outside
I see a whole booming theater
stage windows are easy to see
While I pluck them from my cloud
up there a bunch of shadows
and here a glow in the half-light
window on courtyard
Against the light
On the garden side, a boulevard
are going to play the actors are getting ready
The rain cheers from the sidewalk
By catching these stories in full flight
Volatiles escaping from drawers
I laze around and enjoy drinking them
until the curtain falls on the evening
And lo and behold a window closes
Leaving a lantern awake
A cat melts into the horizon
A gutter poses for a lonely kid
I let my eyelids drop
John Finbury is a Grammy and Latin Grammy-nominated composer based in Andover, Massachusetts.
His earliest music education and influence came from his father, Herb, a musician (violin) and one of the first jazz composition students at the Schillinger School in Boston, which would later become Berklee College Of Music. In his teenage years, John played rock & roll drums, most notably at the "The Bitter End" in New York City. In college, John studied classical piano and music theory and composition at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge and Boston University.
Seeking another connection to music, John ran a legendary movie house and concert hall in Salem, MA, hosting performances by BB King, Bonnie Raitt, Richard Thompson, REM, Eric Burton and The Animals, and Pat Metheny, among many others. In a parallel life, John has been a practicing attorney for 35 years, though you'll never hear him refer to his law practice as a "day job", but rather his other "profession."
John married his lifelong muse Patty Brayden, who sings and is a frequent collaborator as a lyricist; they have often performed locally as part of the Jazz Sextet "Day For Night". John's old friend Ned Claflin (who has also worked with Madonna and Martin Sexton) is another important associate in the lyrics department.
In what he recognizes as his first professional commission as a composer, in 1979, John wrote and recorded a soundtrack for "Portraits from the 2 O'Clock Lounge", a TV documentary by Fred Simon produced for WGBH Boston. The R&B and pop songs he wrote and recorded in the early 80s have garnered current critical attention, with many being acquired in 2014 by Fervor Records. This renewed interest in his music sparked a new era in John's composing focused on his longstanding interest in the beautiful music of Brazil.
In 2014 John released an EP of four original songs of Brazilian Jazz called "The Green Flash". All four songs were nominated for The American Songwriting Awards in 2015, with "SambaDan" winning the award for Best Instrumental.
2015 saw the release of "Imaginário," an album consisting of 11 original songs of Brazilian jazz featuring vocalist Marcella Camargo, accompanied by some of Boston's finest musicians: Fernando Huergo, Mark Walker, Tim Ray, Claudio Ragazzi, Roberto Cassan, and Ricardo Monzon.
In 2016, Finbury shocked the Latin Music scene when a cut from "Imaginário" called "A Chama Verde," was nominated for a Latin Grammy for "Song Of The Year."
In 2017, John released his second Brazilian jazz-infused album, "Pitanga", which received critical acclaim.
Finbury's album "Sorte!", in collaboration with Brazilian singer-songwriter Thalma de Freitas was released in May 2019. With music by John and lyrics and vocals by Thalma, they recorded six original songs at The Powerstation Studios in New York City, produced by Latin Grammy winner Emilio D. Miler, who assembled an All-Star band featuring Vitor Gonçalves, Chico Pinheiro, Duduka de Fonseca, John Patitucci, Rogerio Boccato and the legendary Airto Moreira. On November 21, 2019, "Sorte!" Was nominated for a 2020 Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album.
In May 2020, John released two new albums of original music: American Nocturnes- Final Days Of July" presenting intimate chamber jazz instrumental music uniquely arranged for piano, cello, guitar, accordion, and harmonica, and a new Latin Jazz album, QUATRO, featuring Magos Herrera, Chano Domínguez, John Patitucci, and Antonio Sánchez.
In 2021, following news of the death of Chick Corea, John and Thalma de Freitas composed and recorded the song "Ring The Bells" in tribute to the great jazz master.
During the pandemic, John began an artistic collaboration with French jazz singer extraordinaire Camille Bertault. They recorded and released two singles: "Look At What A Mess You Made Of Me" in which Camille teamed up with bassist Christian McBride, and "Boulevard" with lyrics by Camille recorded with organist Larry Gouldings and Billy Martin on drums.
2022 sees the release of three original instrumental Brazilian jazz compositions recorded in São Paulo Brazil by native masters Mestrinho on accordion, Michael Pipoquinho on bass, Cainã Cavalcante on guitars, Celso de Almeida on drums, and Leo Rodrigues on percussion.
Also in 2022, a renewed musical collaboration between John and jazz singer/lyricist Magos Herrera begins on December 1st with the release of their song "That Was Then," featuring harpist Kristi Shade, cellist Hamilton Berry, and Julien Labro on Bandoneon.


We have just finished giving the Garden Room a new look. We love the feel and it makes a great back drop now for couples that want to have their wedding or elopement ceremonies inside. The beautiful blue wall softens the background and the painting Don did of the Cottonwood tree in winter is a perfect frame for the couple. I made some really cool hanging lights using tomato cages and soft gauze. New bright green ferns add just the finishing touch.
We use this room to teach our yoga classes in, have parties and small family reunion gatherings. We hope you like the new look and will come see us to check it all out. If you have been thinking about getting married or eloping in Texas, then please visit our site to see what we have to offer. We also do Vow Renewals.
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Q: Graphql Apollo Server Resolver: set of arguments for field and nested object I am looking at this example in graphql docs:
{
  human(id: "1000") {
    name
    height(unit: FOOT)
  }
}

So, I'd like to built my schema and resolvers the way, that way that I can query similar.
I have a list of Tacos :
const tacos = [
    {
      cathegory: 'meat',
      type: 'Al Pastor',
      like: false
    },
    {
      cathegory: 'meat',
      type: 'Barbacoa',
      like: false
    },
    {
      cathegory: 'meat',
      type: 'Chorizo',
      like: true
    },

    {
      cathegory: 'fish',
      type: 'Camaron',
      like: true
    },
    {
      cathegory: 'fish',
      type: 'Salmon',
      like: false
    },
    {
      cathegory: 'fish',
      type: 'Pulpo',
      like: false
    },

    {
      cathegory: 'veggi',
      type: 'Cauliflower',
      like: true
    },
    {
      cathegory: 'veggi',
      type: 'Avocado',
      like: true
    },
    {
      cathegory: 'veggi',
      type: 'Tofu',
      like: false
    },
]

My schema is super simple:
const typeDefs = gql`
  type Taco {
    cathegory: String
    type: String
    like: Boolean
  }

type Query {
  tacos(cathegory: String, like: Boolean): [Taco]
}
`;

I managed to write my resolver so that I cant filter according to the cathegory:
const resolvers = {
  Query: {
    tacos: (parent, args, context, info) => {
      return tacos.filter((taco) => taco.cathegory === args.cathegory);
    },
  },
};

So I can query as follows
query xyz {
  tacos(cathegory:"veggi" ) {
  like
}
}

But how can I write my resolver, so that I can query only veggi tacos where like is true? I am super new to this topic.

A: Something like this:
const resolvers = {
  Query: {
    tacos: (parent, args, context, info) => {
      return tacos.filter((taco) => {
        if(Reflect.has(args, 'like')) {
          return taco.cathegory === args.cathegory && taco.like === args.like;
        }
        return taco.cathegory === args.cathegory;
      });
    },
  },
};


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Swiss tax to curb adolescent drinking
Peter Lexen, like many underage drinkers, has been swigging alcopops since he was 13 – a growing trend the Swiss government hopes to pour cold water on with a massive tax raise from next year.
Teenage drinking is socially acceptable in Switzerland
But firms that make the sweet, fizzy tipple, claim children will simply turn to other alcoholic drinks like wine, a heavily protected industry here, and accuse Switzerland of leading a witch-hunt to push popular beverages such as Smirnoff Ice and Bacardi Breezer out of the market.
Last month, the government voted to raise the tax on so-called alcopops – lemonade-like drinks with an alcohol content of between four to 6.5% – by 300%.
This means the average price of a Smirnoff Ice from the local supermarket for example would rise from about 2.5 Swiss francs (€1.6, $1.9) to about 4.0 Swiss francs (€2.6 euros, $3). By comparison, a bottle of beer costs about 2.0 Swiss francs.
Lucien Erard, director of the official Swiss Alcohol Board, applauded the decision.
"No one has solved any excessive drinking problems with taxes because what will happen is that the consumption will be transferred to something else"
Alexandra Rys,
spokeswoman, Branded Spirits Distribution Association
"These drinks are made with sugar and designed specifically for children," he said.
"There is absolutely no reason to add alcohol, it is done because companies want children to get into the habit of drinking booze."
The legal drinking age in Switzerland is 18 for spirits – including alcopops – and 16 for wine and beer.
'Impossible to stop'
But Erard admitted it was almost impossible to stop youngsters from consuming alcohol at an earlier age because they simply acquired drink from adults or fooled shopkeepers into thinking they were old enough.
The best way to fight the problem was to hit their wallets, he explained.
"Price plays a very important role in consumption amongst teenagers."
Alexandra Rys, a spokeswoman for the Branded Spirits Distributers Association (GSSM) which represents drinks giants such as Diageo – maker of Smirnoff Ice – Bacardi and Campari, strongly disagrees with the tax.
"You hear a lot about people who are 13 or 14 who drink these drinks and that really is a problem," she conceded.
Tax 'unheard of'
"Price plays a very important role in consumption amongst teenagers"
Lucien Erard,
Director, Swiss Alcohol Board
"But no one has solved any excessive drinking problems with taxes because what will happen is that the consumption will be transferred to something else."
A similar tax on wine or beer – another socially acceptable drink, would be unheard of, Rys claimed.
"Spirits are always a target in this country … whereas wine, you don't even start discussing it," she said, adding that the public failed to realise there is far more alcohol in a bottle of wine than a glass of whisky.
Asked whether she thought the government was leading a witch-hunt against alcopop makers with the new tax, Rys replied: "Oh it is, without a doubt … This will drive them out of the market, that is clear."
Despite her argument, groups tackling the problem of alcoholism argued the alcopop-tax was a step in the right direction.
Source : AFP


(Orange County, CA – October 4, 2018) – This fall, the North America Scholastic Esports Federation (NASEF) is offering a variety of titles for high school teams to compete for the title of North America High School Champion. In addition to the featured season-long Overwatch Tournament, NASEF is also holding three shorter-term "Extra Credit" tournaments featuring Hearthstone, Fortnite, and Overwatch 1v1.
Countless high school students love video games (esports). That's why NASEF has established a unique esports Club environment that enables students to pursue their chosen hobby with their friends – at the same time receiving positive guidance from mentors and learning how their unique talents can be applied to future careers.


1) Soak pine nuts overnight in filtered water. Drain, rinse, and let sprout for 8 hours.
2) Rinse again. Put the nuts into a blender with 7-8 oz. filtered water or Rejuvelac and blend to a fine cream.
3) Pour the cream into a muslin bag and squeeze out all the liquid. There should be approx. 12 oz. of liquid. Put the liquid into a wide-mouth glass jar, cover with cheesecloth or muslin cloth, and let sit at room temperature for 8 hours (5-7 hours in hot weather). You will see the whey separate from the cream, which rises to the top.
Yield: approx. 1 cup of a very rich and tasty yogurt. Keeps for up to 5 days in the refrigerator.