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"Divide and conquer" is a strategy as old as time for a reason. It works. The more you can disperse an opponents forces the weaker you make him. Of course, the converse is equally true…"united we stand." So it should come as no surprise that entrenched power, wherever it is found, seeks to turn any opposition against itself with the intention being to distract and disperse.
Enter the Cliven Bundy story.
Initially Bundy, the Nevada rancher standing up to the Bureau of Land Management and thereby the Federal Government, was viewed as a modern day David against a modern day Goliath. Others saw him as a Patriot and rushed to his side to stand with him. However, as it became known that Mr. Bundy had violated the law on his way to taking a legitimate stand on States' rights (by not paying his grazing fees) and further that he seemed to speak with bigotry about African Americans, the tide quickly turned against him. His less than stellar behavior quickly eclipsed the larger legitimate issue of Federal Government overreach via land grabbing.
The mainstream, not-so-mainstream media and the population in general have been quick to be seduced by getting lost in the "he's a good guy" no "he's a bad guy" debate. Divide and conquer at work.
Our Federal Government is out of control and is incompetent and/or frighteningly ill intentioned as evidenced by its mismanagement of the economy, its overreach of federal powers, its foreign policy, and its redistribution of wealth efforts through Obamacare. However, if we allow ourselves to focus on the all to human Cliven Bundy, who has his strengths as well as his failings (as well all do) then we will be distracted from the larger issue… which is exactly where the powers that be want us.
United we stand or divided we fall. Each of us must choose. Focusing on common ground rather than our differences serves us better now and is certainly true about what we will be able to accomplish in the future.
I've had an "aha" moment. This isn't a conspiracy theory although it may read like one. Oftentimes, a new and innovative way of looking at the status quo, that calls into question an established view or pattern, can be misinterpreted as conspiratorial. Let's not go there. Keep an open mind as you read on and you may have an "aha" moment of your own.
Goleman's words gave me that "aha" moment.
We are living in a time when political, economic and social systems are breaking down all around us. Its certainly reasonable to posit that all the resulting chaos raises a "warning/danger" response in the primal area of our brains. Accordingly, we are hard wired to respond to threats to our well being and/or our very existence exactly as Goleman and his neuroscientsists observed… "with rapidly shifting attention and swift action, without hesitation to think what to do." Also known as A.D.D.
Here's where you'll have to suspend your tendency to conclude conspiracy.
If you have A.D.D, or know someone who does, perhaps you might want to pay more attention to the wanderings of that rapid mind….and less attention to what "the experts" say about medication.
All our futures may depend on it.


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Списак мировних мисија Уједињених нација
Операција Уједињених нација у Конгу (ONUC) била је мировна снага Уједињених нација у Републици Конго, која је успостављена након Резолуције савета безбедности Уједињених нација 143 од 14. јула 1960. године. да помогне да се успостави стабилност у Конгу након што је пао у сукоб и неред након независности. ОНУЦ је била прва мировна мисија УН са значајном војном снагом. Повучена је 1964. године.

Након акција Савета безбедности, основана је Организација уједињених нација у Конгу. Да би извршио ове задатке, генерални секретар је успоставио Снаге уједињених нација - на врхунцу снаге од скоро 20.000. Снаге УН-а боравиле су у Конгу између 1960. и 1964. године и прошле су транзицију из мировног присуства у војну силу.

Главни циљеви ОНУЦ-а остали су доследни од прве до пете резолуције. Он је имао двоструку сврху повлачења белгијског војног особља и пружања војне помоћи како би се осигурала унутрашња стабилност. Узастопне резолуције Већа сигурности додале су и разрадиле почетни мандат, али нису фундаментално промениле циљеве операције. То је било посебно значајно јер је инвазија Белгије прекршила норму суверенитета, а други циљ је био да се спријечи да земља постане држава хладног рата.

Прве трупе су стигле у Конго 15. јула 1960. године, а многе од њих су превезене ваздушним снагама Сједињених Држава у склопу операције Нова трака.

Премијер Патрис Лумумба, незадовољан одбијањем Дага Хамаршелда да употреби трупе УН-а како би покорио побуну у Катанги, одлучио је да покуша инвазију на Катангу и обратио се Совјетском Савезу за помоћ. Покушај инвазије никада није стигао до Катанге, али је довео до раздора унутар централне владе, колапса централне владе, и на крају до Лумумбиног хапшења у децембру и погубљења у Катанги у фебруару 1961. Тек тада је Савет безбедности Уједињених нација изричито одобрио употребу сила у сврхе изван самоодбране.

Наслеђе

Евалуација ефикасности
Током прве три године рада, ONUC је успео да успешно побољша унутрашњу безбедност Конга. Уочи одласка ONUC-а, Адула је објавио преко радија да је мисија "одлучујући фактор" у обнови јединства Конга и да је поставила "охрабрујући преседан" за интервенцију у земљама у развоју.

Утицај на Конго
У годинама након кризе у Конгу, већина Конгоџана је сматрала ONUC као непожељно страно мешање у послове њихове земље.

Ефекти на Уједињене нације
ONUC је била прва мировна мисија УН-а која је примењивала снагу као средство за спровођење одлука Савета безбедности. То је била и прва мисија која је спровела зону забране летења и ембарго на оружје.

Референце

Литература

 Abi-Saab, G. , The United Nations Operation in the Congo 1960–1964. .
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 Gibbs, D. (2000), 'The United Nations, international peacekeeping and the question of 'impartiality': revisiting the Congo operation of 1960', Journal of Modern African Studies, 38(3): 359-82.
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 Higgins, R. , United Nations Peacekeeping 1946-1967: Documents and Commentary, Vol. III: Africa. .
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 Security Council document S/4482 (financial aid to the Congo)
 Susan Williams (2011), Who Killed Hammarskjold? The UN, the Cold War, and White Supremacy in Africa. New York: Columbia University Press.

Спољашње везе
 MONUC from the official UN peacekeeping site

Историја ДР Конго

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Society has placed a great deal of emphasis on youth. This is not wrong in and of itself. It is especially the right thing to do if the young are seen as those who will shoulder the responsibility of building upon the foundation which has been laid for them, and leading us toward the next chapter of creation history. However, if we are obsessed with youth to the detriment of elders, then we have failed miserably in understanding this important commandment of God. There is an adage that says, "Don't forget the bridge that brought you over," and the bridge in this case are our elders, seniors and grandparents.
I was born to a fifteen year old single mother. However, to my mother's immediate benefit and my life-long gain, I was brought home to a room that had been prepared for my mother and me, in the home of Caledonia Easter Lonnibell Hampton Lewis Yancy, affectionately known as Big Mama. Big Mama was my great grandmother, and looking back over my life, I now am certain that she is the person who has made the biggest impact on every aspect of my life. Her home-spun wisdom and admonitions still resonate as I seek to rear my own children. I cannot forget her saying, "Don't mess around and shorten your days." Which was her way of keeping Exodus 20:12 ever before me. Or, "Don't put a ten dollar hat on a ten cents head." In other words, what is in your head will always be more important that what you put on your head.
I have thought about big mama during this riveting election season. Critical questions are being raised concerning the state of the Union. Is it healthy? What does the future hold for us? In order to answer these questions, I do not look to the military pundits even if they do understand what is needed to keep us safe in a terrorist laden age. I do not look to those who will hold offices, regardless of their political affiliation. I do not even look to the economic analysts, although they may be keenly proficient in financial forecasting. In assessing the state of our union, I remember Big Mama and I first look to see how we are treating our elders. If the elderly are being honored, the union is headed in the right direction.
The principle of filial respect, love, and reverence for elders is such a foundational cultural principle that it has found a place in every moral code. Confucius based his moral system wholly upon the principle of parental authority; for the Romans it may have been the underpinning of their political institutions. In the Decalogue, the position of this fifth commandment, at the head of the duties of the Children of Israel towards others, marks its importance, which is further shown by it also being "the first commandment with promise" (Ephesians 6:2).
The Fifth Commandment is pivotal to the rest of the commandments. Yahweh understood that his laws would be transferred by the Israelites from generation to generation through elders teaching them to children. In order for children to be proper receptacles of holy teachings, they would have to respect those who were their teachers. Just as the laws of Jewish culture could not be passed on unless children respected their parents and elders enough to learn and heed their laws and customs, our faith will not be passed from generation to generation unless we respect our elders enough to learn and heed their faith teachings. We will truly show how much we honor our elders, by how we carry forth the faith and moral code they have bequeath to us. Although the transmission of culture and religion begins with children, this is not a commandment aimed at little children. No, this is a commandment to those who have matured and are now in position to heed and live out the commandments of God.
Most modern biblical commentators generally assume that the promise of long life for honoring one's father and mother was not personal, but national—the nation's days would be made longer. This sentiment resonates with me and bears out my earlier contention that one can assess the state of a Union/a nation by how it treats its elders.
For much of our history as African Americans, seniors have been considered one of our greatest assets. Not only are they great repositories of wisdom and experience, but they were the teachers of the faith. It was on their knees that we learned to love God, to love self, and to love community. Honor our elders, "that our days may be long upon the land." Interestingly, God offers this as a way to lengthen our days on the land. Our days will increase on the land that God has given us to work and on which to live. Honor your parents, elders, grandparents, great grandparents that thy (yours, the community's, the nation's) days may be long. Instead we are worried that aging Baby Boomers will become a burden on our society and empty the pensions and savings coffers of younger persons. The choice is ours we can do as God commanded and prosper or adopt a self-centered posture that causes us to lose sight of our elders and lose our way.
If God allows, we too will become well-worn travelers and we will desire that those who are younger honor our graying locks, our wrinkled hands, and our well-lined brows. But this is not the reason we now give honor to those on whose shoulders we stand. We honor them and the path that they have cleared for us, because we are holding fast to the first commandment of God which also comes with a promise.
Smells: Aromas of pies and vegetables baked by a granddaughter using grandmother's recipe.
If you are an adult with living parents, honor them by discussing while they are fit and healthy how they would like to live out their years of retirement. Purchase insurances while they are healthy. If you ultimately have to make decisions regarding nursing homes, medical procedures and more, always ask: Will the action I want to take honor the life of this person?
If your parents and grandparents are deceased be sure that the youngest members of your family are told about the departed. Take the young with you when you go to place flowers on graves. Tell stories about the deceased and how they impacted your life.
Honor your heritage. During family reunions and other celebrations, honor your elders and allow younger family members to participate. You can do this by naming scholarships in honor of special elders and or by giving a donation in their name to churches or causes they supported while alive or in the case of living elders, still support, etc.
Childs, Brevard S. The Book of Exodus: A Critical Theological Commentary. Philadelphia, PA: Westminster Press, 1974. pp. 418-19.


My poem, "Pantoum for Aceh" translated into Tamil by Appadurai Muttulingam, 2014.
A few years ago, my friend and former colleague at The Nature Conservancy, Sanjayan, introduced me to Tamil poetry after a long chat about poetry while we were both speaking at a conference in Aspen.
Sanjayan, a Sri Lanka-born Tamil, recommended I start with Poems of Love and War, selected and translated by A. K. Ramanujan, a remarkable book of Tamil poems from throughout history.
Long-time subscribers to my Poetry Month emails will recall I shared a few poems from the anthology in April 2009. Sanjayan sent my email to his father, Appadurai Muttulingam, who in turn sent me a copy of his own delightful book of short stories.
I responded by sending Appadurai a few of my poems (my book was not yet out) and he offered to translate one of them, "Pantoum for Aceh," into Tamil for a Canadian-based Tamil-language journal, URAIYAADAL, which was published in 2014 (see photo above). He also sent me an anthology of contemporary poetry in Tamil, which I reviewed on my blog, here.
That post led the Sri Lankan Tamil poet known as ANAR (Issath Rehana Mohamed Azeem), whose poem, "Marutham," I had called out in my review, to reach out to me earlier this year and send me some of her poems.
How small the world becomes when we are open to discovery and exploring cultures beyond our own. We are a global people and, I'm convinced, the movement to close our borders and shut out "foreign" cultures will soon die, because technology and travel and our future on this planet demands it.
ANAR has been writing poetry in Tamil since the 1990s. Her works include Oviem Varaiyathe Thurikai, Enakkuk Kavithai Mukam, Perunkadal Podukiren, Utal Paccai Vaanam, and Potupotuththa Mazhaiththooththal (a collection of Tamil folk songs from Sri Lanka).
A number of ANAR's poems have been translated into English and published. Her books have won several awards, most notably the Government of Sri Lanka's National Literature Award, the Tamil Literary Garden's (Canada) Poetry Award, the Vijay TV Excellence in the Field of Literature (Sigaram Thotta Pengal) Award, and the Sparrow Literature Award.
ANAR writes regularly on her blog, anarsrilanka.blogspot.com (Google Chrome will translate it for you) and lives with her husband and son in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka at Sainthamaruthu.


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Oscars 2021: H.E.R's "Fight for You" wins Best Original Song
H.E.R.'s "Fight for You" from Judas and the Black Messiah won Best Original Song at the Oscars Sunday night.
The Grammy-winning R&B artist wrote "Fight for You" in collaboration with Dernst Emile II and Tiara Thomas.
"Knowledge is power. Music is power," H.E.R. said in her acceptance speech. "And as long as I'm standing, I'm always going to fight for us. I'm always going to fight for my people and what is right."
Other nominees included "Hear My Voice" from The Trial of the Chicago 7, "Husavik" from Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, "Speak Now" from One Night in Miami, and "Io sì (Seen)" from The Life Ahead (La Vita Davanti a Se).
Notably, Diane Warren, who co-wrote "Io sì (Seen)," has been nominated for Best Original Song 12 times, but has never won.

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Fantastic and inspirational book embracing the intersection of South African apartheid and the liberation force of the Christian Church. The text's various sermons and interviews spark freedom in to the yet (at the time) to be fulfilled dream of parity for the people of South Africa.
An encouraging read in hindsight and a must read for people still struggling within the grips of tyranny.


One-third of Scottish firms experienced an increase in export activity during the three months to September as the weak pound supported the country's production and tourism sectors.
However, the latest Royal Bank of Scotland Business Monitor carried out by the Fraser of Allander Institute (FAI) also found that cost pressures are continuing to build, with 51 per cent anticipating further increases in the next six months.
This suggests continuing pressure on consumer inflation, the FAI said.
Stephen Boyle, chief economist with the Royal Bank of Scotland , said the results provide "welcome confirmation" of continued modest growth and the prospect that the economy will continue to expand into 2018.
Of the 400 firms surveyed, 33 per cent reported an increase in export activity during the three months to September. One in five – 21 per cent – reported a decline, giving a balance of 12 per cent.
That compared to a balance of 9 per cent in the second quarter and is the strongest increase recorded in three years.
The production sector led the way in rising exports, with a net 22 per cent reporting an increase, while a net 6 per cent of services firms posted an increase in exports. Business are optimistic the trend will continue, with net 6 per cent expecting export activity to rise during the next six months.
More than a third of firms reported an increase in total business volumes. The positive balance of 9 per cent is a rise of three points on the second quarter and is six points higher than on the same period a year earlier.
The increase in activity was most prominent in the construction sector. In the services sector, both financial services and tourism posted above-average growth.
But capital investment continued the downward trend that started at the beginning of this year. One in five firms reported an increase in capital investment, but a higher margin of 28 per cent reported a fall. The resulting balance of minus 8 per cent is a deterioration from the negative 5 per cent in the second quarter of this year, and the minus 8 per cent recorded in the first quarter.
Professor Graeme Roy, director of the FAI, said the economy continued to grow thanks in large part to booming exports.
"This welcome news comes just a few days before the official GDP figures for the second quarter of 2017 are published on Wednesday," Roy said.


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Akron, OH, January 28, 2010 – With the frigid winter temperatures outside Blind & Sons knows that your heating system is getting a work out! Blind & Sons wants you to be able to get the most out of your equipment and offers some helpful tips to do so.
Unmaintained heating and cooling equipment, according to Blind, at the very least, will have escalating operating costs due to inefficient use of fuel and the eventual need for repairs. In the worst case, improperly maintained equipment may compromise safety by causing dangerously high levels of CO, resulting in death or injury.
Blind says, all furnaces should be inspected, cleaned, lubricated, and adjusted on an annual basis by a qualified heating technician. Your annual check-up will help to discover any safety or operational concerns and can lessen the costs of maintenance and operation over the long run.
During a maintenance check, your technician should check and detect any carbon monoxide leaks, prevent the development of any hazardous conditions, and reduce dust particles and bacteria. Regular maintenance will also ensure that your furnace runs to manufacturer's design specifications. This helps reduce your monthly heating bills by ensuring that your furnace is operating at peak efficiency and helps increase the lifespan of your furnace. Regular maintenance also reduces the hassle of unexpected and inconvenient breakdowns and eliminates the time spend searching for a reputable contractor on short notice.
According to Blind, something every homeowner can do on their own is to check their air filters and change them as needed. During the heating season when your system is running more you should check your air filters at least monthly. Changing your air filters greatly improves the amount of heat and airflow produced helping your system work more efficiently.
Blind states, you can save around 10% a year on your heating and cooling bills by simply turning your thermostat back 10°–15° for eight hours. You can do this automatically without sacrificing comfort by installing an automatic setback or programmable thermostat.
Using a programmable thermostat, you can adjust the times you turn on the heating or air-conditioning according to a pre-set schedule. As a result, you don't operate the equipment as much when you are asleep or when the house is not occupied so not only will you be saving money but also causing less wear and tear on your equipment.
According to Blind, "Zoned Heating" is an additional way to get more out of your heating system and help eliminate those "too hot" or "too cold" rooms in your home. A "zoned" system allows you to heat the areas of your home where you spend the most time rather than heating the whole house.
A "zoned" system is simply a way of dividing a home into areas with similar cooling and heating needs. With zoning, you can have the same flexibility with your temperature as you do with your lighting, by independently controlling different areas of your home according to their needs and occupancy. You can increase the comfort in your home and decrease the costs by heating only the areas that you spend the most time.
Although it's cold outside, according to Blind, you shouldn't have to sacrifice on comfort inside. Follow some simple tips and keep your equipment running efficiently and comfortably for years to come.


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The Mysore University, Karnataka board of examinations had recently announced the B.Com and B.Sc degree examination results 2013.
Earlier the B.Com and B.Sc UG degree examinations was conducted in the month of November/December 2012 at various exam centers.
All the UG degree students those who had written the B.Com and B.Sc degree examinations can enter the exam register number to view and download the marks scored in all the subjects online from the official website of Mysore University.


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More examples of foreshadowing…
Foreshadowing is a skill I have not learned yet, though I am trying. Foreshadowing as a rule seems to work best in a visual medium, like television, but some authors (Like George R. R. Martin) seem to have mastered it. Here are a few visual examples to consider…
https://www.cbr.com/hidden-spoilers-in-superhero-tv-movies/
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Not long ago I had a discussion with Alice Meyer at Beaverdale Books (http://beaverdalebooks.com/), who supports local authors by offering shelf-space for their self-published books on a consignment basis. Consequently, she agreed to place a few copies of my novel in that section of her store.
Even more interesting, she also offer options for book signings. For authors who can guarantee attendance of 15-20 people for a book signing, she will host an individual event (it has to be scheduled for the store's convenience and to ensure the author can provide enough books). The other option is to participate in the store's Local Author Fair, which is held 2-3 times a year (they just had one in February and will have another in August), when they invite 5-6 authors into the store for an afternoon. Either option is flattering, to say the least.
Looks to be an interesting year.
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As a reader, I like to try and visialuze what the characters of a novel look like as the author intended. On rare occasions, the author will actually provide illustrations as a guideposts for the readers. On even rarer occasions, popular novels will get made into movies or television series, and then a professional casting agency will actually look for actors that resemble the illustrations. A terrific example would be this comparison from George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels versus HBO's adaptation "Game of Thrones":
As a writer, I visualize what my characters look like as I write about them, usually inspired by various celebrities, knowing that readers will interpret any descriptions. So, I would like to provide the sources I used for some of the characters in my novel…..
Tjeran Tjelle:
* André "the Giant" René Roussimoff
* Note: "Roussimoff was arrested by the Linn County, Iowa, sheriff in 1989 and charged with assault after he allegedly roughed up a local television cameraman."– https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andr%C3%A9_the_Giant
Victoria McGarry:
* Sally Field
* Note: Not only did she age well, and she could play a Southern Belle with aplomb, but most significantly she played Elsie Ethrington, aka Sister Bertrille, on the ABC sitcom "The Flying Nun" from 1967–1970!
Senator Vivienne Vissac – District 39 (Iowa City):
* Sharon Stone
* Note: I was totally mesmerized by her performance as Catherine Tramell in "Basic Instinct" (1992) and "Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction" (2006). Read "A Love Letter to Catherine Trammel of 'Basic Instinct'"
Colonel Jameer Howard, 104th Cavalry Regiment:
* Wesley Snipes
* Note: "Characters in his films, usually his own characters, frequently quote the literary classic 'The Art of War', written by Sun Tzu around 500 B.C.E., which is widely regarded as the single best resource for training military special forces groups worldwide." – http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000648/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
Jeremy Tjelle:
* William Zabka
* Note: "He was not at all experienced in martial arts prior to the filming of The Karate Kid (1984). He was actually an accomplished wrestler. However, in the years since, he has earned a black belt in Tang Soo Do." – http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0951420/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
Zhenia Samagalskaya:
* Shelley Duvall
* Note: "Watery eyes, horse face, rat teeth" – https://imgur.com/gallery/VHDLGJh
George Bernard Lingwall, aka "Gerbil":
* Robert Carradine
* Note: Best known for his role as Lewis Skolnick in "Revenge of the Nerds" (1984)
Suvetha Nageswaran:
* Parminder Nagra
* Note: Best known for her role as Jesminder 'Jess' Kaur Bhamra in "Bend It Like Beckham" (2002)
Of course, I wrote the novel between 2000 and 2010, so the references pre-date the period somewhat. If I was writing it now, I would use a different roster of celebrities, such as…
* Hafþór Júlíus "Thor" Björnsson
* Note: He's better known as Ser Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane on "Game of Thrones"
Author Jeffery L HarrisPosted on July 5, 2018 July 5, 2018 Leave a comment on More from "Game of Thrones"…
On foreshadowing, world-building, and crafting layers of details….
Ok, for you "Game of Thrones" fans, here are some interesting videos to watch, some slightly out of date, but intriguing nonetheless, while we all wait for the final season to start next year. For me, as a fledgling novelist, they illustrate the depth of sophistication that a writer like George R. R. Martin can infuse into a series of stories. I clearly have a lot to learn.
Rhaegar: was Jon's father the true hero of Game of Thrones?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrhqmMRv1gQ
What's up with Jaqen H'ghar and the Faceless Men?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfkFzpktyVk
The Faceless Men's masterplan:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyPblxFZ9vI
Valyrian steel: who has the swords that can defeat white walkers?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEGuOPlDUE
Spider: what's Varys up to?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M_hhVg9XUE
Bloodraven: what's the three-eyed raven's secret plan?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oEqnDAbCfE
Others: what do we know about the white walkers?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih_ZAGCfMY0
The Grand Maester Conspiracy: what are the maesters up to?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svPOe0OrGAg
Aegon's Conquest: how did Daenerys' ancestors take Westeros?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I1jTJ9sYeA
What do Dany's Undying visions mean?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tuNsMZQbqw
Lioness: how will Cersei's story end?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5TX2aLdB4s
How Tyrion Lannister Can Help Against The Night King – Game of Thrones Season 8:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08aKObD5B94
The Hidden Clues That Reveal The Last Dragonking – Game of Thrones Season 8:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge485dOoFCw
The Horn of Winter: will Joramun's Horn destroy the Wall?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rchj4oOG4KE
The Horn of Winter and the Crypts of Winterfell:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rus_mXVLkJM
Dragon Laid Eggs In The Crypts of Winterfell | Game of Thrones Theories:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PThyhlT80Ks
Entire Game of Thrones Map/World Detailed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdC2b6IL9No
Author Jeffery L HarrisPosted on July 5, 2018 Leave a comment on On foreshadowing, world-building, and crafting layers of details….
Awkward commentary…
An auspicious start to what I hope becomes a consuming hobby (and maybe even profitable).
By way of introduction, I am an uber-geek with 40+ years in the I.T. industry, 50+ years reading sci-fi/fantasy stories, and 60+ years addicted to comic books (notably Superman). When not writing, I can be found building sci-fi/fantasy models, participating in martial arts classes, watching television/movies, or attending to my family.
Primarily, though, I am a writer. I started clear back in grade school, back when LBJ was in the White House, so that gives you some idea how old I am ('nuff said). I kept poking the bear over the years, got a short story published in a now-defunct martial arts magazine (again, 'nuff said), and eventually got around to putting short stories on-line, mostly on FanFiction.Net (for those anime and comic book fans out there). I have just recently published my first novel, available from Amazon.com. Sequels already in the works.
I hope you drop in again.
Author Jeffery L HarrisPosted on November 12, 2017 Leave a comment on Awkward commentary…
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Shakespeare spoof auditions
Posted on October 23, 2019 by Southern News	Leave a comment
Sofia Rositani — Reporter
The Crescent Players, a club dedicated to theater on campus, have become busy bees over the last couple weeks, first with their musical Pippin, having opened on Oct. 11.
They also will continue to have shows through the rest of the month including an upcoming play, The Complete Works of Shakespeare Unabridged.
"This play is great, it's a spoof of Shakespeare but not like a spoof spoof but like Spamalot spoof," said theater major Travis Johnson, a senior. "It's
ridiculous, it's campy, it's funny, I heard they want men to play women which I think is really cool and I think it's fantastic."
Johnson has been in six of the musicals and plays and has worked on every play and musical since beginning his journey at Southern.
"Just go with confidence. Even if you are not confident, just go in with an air of confidence even if you mess up odds are, especially for this show for example, if you mess up and it's funny she may love it who knows just don't be afraid to mess up," said Johnson.
This play will cast six actors, even though it is usually meant for three. The fast pace of this play may cause some problems for those who audition, but because of its comedic nature, the slip ups may cause a round of laughter rather than embarrassment for the actor or actress.
"Be yourself and know the stuff you are learning because you can't really mess up if you know your stuff," said biology and philosophy major Leah Herde, a junior, "but honestly theatre is not meant to be super serious it is meant to be genuine more than anything else."
Special education major Veronica Bennet, a junior, said the Crescent Players
hold at least four plays a year – two per semester – and one musical.
"We do partner with Elm Shakespeare which is a theatre company based in New Haven and they do outdoor plays and they do everything Shakespeare and we partner with them and they do everything here in the Black Box in Lyman," she said.
Bennet and fellow theatre major Kory Ligon, a senior are working as assistant stage manager and stage manager. The Complete Works of Shakespeare will be performed next month in the Lyman Center, in a fast paced, comedic way with only six cast members
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Well, we've hit our first Hunger Danes food desert, no doubt about it. Every time Jenni and I draw a number for the next district (or have someone draw it for us), my next step is sitting down and generating the Big List for that district. Come up with as many from memory as I can, then pore over the side-by-side district and Google maps to ensure it's an exhaustive accounting. For example, in District 35 -- in the somewhat remote Stoughton -- there were thirty entries.
This time, for District 18 on Madison's north side, there were three. And two were chains (Culver's and Pizza Hut).
So hey, welcome to Jim's Meat Market and Deli, everyone! Jim's is a small butcher shop in a nondescript strip anchored by a PDQ, but humble as it is, it deserves to be more than a choice by attrition. Any place that doesn't passive-aggressively encourage you to leave when you walk in right before closing -- even accidentally, I swear -- and then actually fries up some chicken to order is worthy of heartfelt props.
Our original plan was to bring home some meats to cook on the grill, but the weather conspired against that plan. Fortunately, Jim's has a wide selection of prepared items available for takeout, including fried fish and chicken, grilled burgers, and various salads. (Still, the 10-for-$10 brat and hot dog special was tempting.) Jenni went with fried catfish; my wife chose the grilled cheeseburger; I've been on a major fried chicken bender lately, and picked a mixed four-piece.
Jenni liked the seasoning on Mount Waffle Fry, and appreciated the inclusion of both tartar and hot sauce in the basket. (She stuck primarily with the hot sauce, which I agreed was very tasty, but that's nothing against the tartar sauce.) Two massive planks of fried catfish were enough for two meals, and super cheap.
Kristine's cheeseburger had a decent grilled flavor, pretty standard. (Of course, I'd take it over the McDonald's across the street in the neighboring district.) My fried chicken, though, had a nice crisp skin and the meat was generally nice and tender. It seems to me they fry in batches and serve it out as people order -- but, like I indicated, when a fellow rolls in oblivious at 10 minutes to closing, and orders something that isn't in the basket, Team Jim appears completely willing to fill the order fresh.
The Northport Drive corridor is going to be a busy place in just under 24 hours, as the Rhythm and Booms firework festival kicks off at Warner Park at dusk. For those who aren't inside the friendly confines of the ballpark, the eats gotta come from somewhere. It'd be a crying shame if those eats didn't come from Jim's -- even if you have to get the food a little early and reheat it, or grill it yourself. There's very little competition, and the shop closes at 7, I've learned.


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The Perilous Life Of A Podcast Producer
Being a podcast producer can be great work if you can get it. But it's still work. Work that someone else is paying you to do. How can you prepare for when—not if—that relationship comes to an end?
Write these two rules down, podcasters. Rule #1: Never meet your heroes. Rule #2: A dream job cannot be both.
Clearly, there are rare exceptions. I've met Drew Ackerman from Sleep With Me several times and can say he is a genuinely lovely person. Also, I've had jobs that I really loved and felt really loved at. For a while.
You've probably heard the adage "Find a job that you love and you'll never work a day in your life". Eventually, you'll come to learn that's garbage, privileged advice. Because no matter how much you love your job; it's still a job. And not all parts of the job are fun. Not always.
Podcast Producer - Best Job Ever?
Being a podcast producer sounds like a fun job. Hey, it's my job to produce podcasts on other people's behalf and I can tell you that yes, absolutely, it is fun. And yes, absolutely, I love it. Most of the time. Other times, it's just a job.
Back in the early days of podcasting, I saw many of my friends jump into the "podcast consultant" career path. I resisted the temptation, mostly because I was paid well enough in my day job, but also because I put everything I wanted to say about "how-to-podcast" into Podcasting For Dummies back in 2005.
I saw other friends take what they knew about podcasting to build a podcasting competency in their employer's organization. I flirted with the idea of doing that as well, as my day job was in digital advertising and marketing, and we could have offered podcasting services to our agency's clients. But I never seriously pursued that option.
It's not that I'm risk-averse. Quite the opposite, actually. It's just that I'd seen how those paths played out for other "new media things" that were hot. And, to be fair, still are hot. Blogging, video production, social media… I watched my friends and colleagues fight hard to create that internally for their employer or as something more than a side hustle for themselves. And for some, it worked great! But others—most others, in my experience—the honeymoon was over quickly.
Creating Podcasts vs Creating Profits
There's a conflict between creators like you and me who want to create amazing things and those who we create for. Those on the other end, especially if they are a business, may seem to want the same thing we want: to create amazing content. They'll high-five us when engagement numbers are high or when we see a big spike in our metrics that shows more people are digging the content we're making on their behalf. They'll tell us they're giving us the room to make more of that.
But what they really want is to make money.
Because if they don't make money, they can't make payroll, which means they can't pay us or anybody else to make great content on their behalf. So while they're telling us that they, like us, want to make amazing content, they still have to make money. Maybe not directly from our efforts. But at least enough to cover our efforts, and then some.
In most companies, most podcast production will be seen as a cost-center, not a revenue-driver. It doesn't matter if you're part of an internal on-the-payroll team, working as a contractor, providing freelance services, or are the agency of record. If you and your efforts are not directly driving substantial revenue to the company, you're a cost-center. And cost-centers always face pressure to either lower costs or increase efficiency.
Ignorant Bosses Everywhere
If podcasting is not core to the business that's paying you to make a podcast, then it's highly likely that your boss (and your boss' bosses) are going to know a lot less about podcasting than you do. Worse, there's a very good chance that the people you report to don't even listen to podcasts. Not even the ones you produce on their behalf.
Even though podcasting has been a real thing for a couple of decades, The Infinite Dial 2021 report reminds us that 72% of American's don't listen to podcasts on a weekly basis. There's a very good chance that if those decision-makers are listening to podcasts at all, it's an infrequent behavior at best.
Preparing For The Inevitable
If you're being paid to produce a podcast for someone else, you need to prepare yourself for the reality that, at some point, that's going to come to an end. Because all jobs come to an end. The proverbial writing is on the wall. It may not happen today. It may not happen tomorrow. But I assure you it will happen.
Here's how you can prepare for that harsh reality.
Do and document your best work
Even if—or perhaps especially if—things are getting shitty at work, you're still being paid to do a job, so do your best work to the specifications outlined. In fact to a little more. You want to use that work as a showcase in the future, right?
So take screenshots of your work-in-process, showing before and after. Grab source files or other materials as you can and save them outside the work environment. Caveat: Don't violate any contracts you may have signed. I'm not advocating corporate espionage in any form. But I've usually found it simple enough to "sanitize" assets so they serve my purposes without crossing any confidentiality lines.
Get credit for your work
Even if you're just a freelancer or contractor, you should ask for credit if you're an integral part of the show. And yes, a podcast producer is an integral part, any reasonable person would agree.
Ideally, the place for this credit is in the in-app episode details. If you're worried about pushback, play the best-practices card and give your boss Executive Producer credit while you're at it! They'll probably love the idea and will be happy to have you listed there as well.
Build your credibility
Once again avoiding any employment contract issues, get on the circuit and start talking about you, the podcast producer, in the podcasting industry. No, you can't speak on behalf of your client, but you sure can speak on behalf of you, the podcast producer. And you can reference shows you've worked on.
Update your LinkedIn profile by listing each of the podcasts you're working on/have worked on as a project, detailing specifically what your role was/is on the show. And if you do list your actual job in the Experience section, make sure it talks more about you than it does the show, OK?
Do you know someone who's not happy with their job as a podcast producer? If so, share some of these ideas with them. Send them a link to this article so they, too, can prepare for the inevitable.
And if you personally found value in my thoughts, please consider going to BuyMeACoffee.com/evoterra to buy me a virtual coffee.
I shall be back tomorrow for another Podcast Pontifications.
Being a podcast producer is great work if you can get it. But it's still work. Work that somebody else is paying you to do. How can you prepare for when - not if - that relationship comes to an end?
Hello, and welcome to another Podcast Pontifications with me, Evo Terra.
Now, there are exceptions for both of those rules. Obviously, I've met Drew Ackerman from Sleep With Me in person, and he is genuinely a lovely person.
I've also had jobs that I have really loved. For a while. And they've loved me. For a while. There's that old adage find a job that you love and you'll never work a day in your life and that's utter garbage. Because a job is a job. At some point in time, it just becomes a job. Some jobs are a lot more fun than others, but still it's going to be a job.
And a podcast producer is one of those jobs that is fun. It really is. I've been a podcast producer for a long time. I've been doing it professionally on behalf of other people for several years now. And it is a lot of fun, but it is still a job.
Now, in the early days of podcasting, I resisted the temptation that many of my friends jumped into wholeheartedly - and go for it, why not? - I resisted the temptation to become a podcast consultant. And probably missed out on a lot of money because a lot of my friends who were doing that were charging quite a healthy rate for being a podcast consultant back in the early days of podcasting. But I resisted.
I also resisted launching my business of podcasting where I produce podcasts on behalf of people. Because I didn't really want to do that at the time, but I think the bigger thing for me was back in the day, I resisted bringing a podcast consultancy to my day job. One of the reasons I didn't jump into the other things is I had a nice well-paying day job that could have dovetailed nicely into podcasting.
And many of my friends decided to do that. They said, Hey, I'm sitting here. I got this great job. Podcasting. We can do it. Let's bring it in. And I, someone said, I will become the principal of this new podcasting division within my company. Great idea. Sometimes. But oftentimes not. Because I have seen this play out at many different new media things that come up in the world.
My background is in advertising and I've seen the influx of blogging, video production, social media. I've seen those things blow up inside of the company and then blow right back down again. So I had always resisted that temptation of building that into my own company.
And of course now I do produce podcasts professionally. So I've gotten over it, but still you see there's a conflict that happens between the creators, people like you and me, who want to create amazing things on behalf of another entity, and then there's the company. And the company, they may say they want amazing content. They may say they're looking for great engagement and things that really elevate them.
But what they really want is to make money. Cause if they don't make money, they can't make payroll or they can't pay you or they can't pay anybody. So they can say they want all those other things. But at the end of the day, they still have to make money. And if you, as the podcast producer, either internally for an organization or externally as a consultant or contractor of some sort, if you're seen and the jobs that you do are seen as something that's a cost center for the company, there will always be pressure to either lower those costs or increase the efficiency, the outputs of those standard costs. And that's the race that you're into when you're a cost center only.
If you're not core to the biz, if podcast production is not core to the business that you are in, that you are working for, if that is not what they do, if podcasting is not core to their business, you're always going to have to fight against those people who don't get podcasting. And you'd think 15, 20 years later that we wouldn't have to fight that fight anymore, but we do. Let's not forget the most recent data from the Infinite Dial 2021 shows us that 78% of people in America still don't listen to podcasts on a weekly basis. Chances are your boss, the person that you're reporting up to, the person you're turning stuff in, it's very good chance that if they're listening to podcasts at all, it's infrequent at best.
So, you're already at a disconnect. So, what do you do about this harsh reality? I've just laid out in front of you? If you are a podcast producer, at some point in time, you're looking and saying the writing is on the wall. Maybe not today, but tomorrow, sometimes this is going to end. What do you do about that?
I've got three ideas for you. #1: Do your best work. Always do your best work you can do to the specifications laid out and then go above and beyond. But while you're doing that work, document what you're doing. Take screenshots, grab source files, show your work. Now, obviously I don't want you to get into employment contract issues, if you signed something that said, you will not do this, then look, don't break the law. But assuming that's not the case, you're putting something out publicly. Go ahead and grab some interesting bits about how you did that job and document exactly what you did. Put it in your portfolio. That's number one.
#2: Get credit. Get credit for your work, even if you are just a contractor, get credit for your work. Sure, you can get on the website if that's at all possible. But I'm thinking about inside of the in-app episode details. If you are an integral part of that show, and you're not just a cog in the wheel, tell your client, as part of your job as a podcast producer, that best practices is that we should include the names of the people who worked on the show to show we are human. And again, it's best practices.
Go ahead and give your boss the title of executive producer and give them credit in there, as well. That'll help. But get your name listed in the credits inside of the in-app details of each episode and save those.
And the third thing to do is build your credibility. Now, again, watching out for any employment issues, but get on the circuit. Take the knowledge that you have and start talking to people. Referencing the job that you worked on, yes, but more importantly, referencing the products you were producing for that job. Update your LinkedIn profile listing each of the podcasts you're working on as a project and specifically what you were doing on the project.
Yeah, talk about you, obviously. The reason you're doing this is to talk about you as a podcast producer. You're not here to represent the show. Don't misrepresent anything, but start building your credibility.
Chances are, someone who's not happy with their job as a podcast producer right now, maybe they need to hear this. So go ahead and send them a link to this episode. Or you can go to the article and send that link at podcastpontifications.com. That will be helpful to them.
And if you got any great value out of this, if it helped you at all, please consider going to buymeacoffee.com/evoterra and buying me a virtual coffee. That's always nice.
That's it. I shall be back tomorrow with yet another Podcast Pontifications.
Selfish Reasons To Listen To Your Own Podcast
Appealing to the needs of your listener base is key to making a successful podcast. But there's one listener who has slightly different needs than the rest. Make sure you're fulfilling their needs too.
Authentic Podcasting Is The Best Self Care
Worrying about growth, new tech, and other podcasting distractions can cause you to forget that your audience is your audience, not a nameless pool you have to fight for week after week. Lean into them.
Blame The Beach For This Interruption
There are those who would have podcasters believe that they have to grind out episodes, day after day, week after week, month after month, and never take a break. I am not one of those. 'Cuz that's dumb.


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Diksmuide  () ist eine Stadt in Westflandern in Belgien. In der an der Yser gelegenen Stadt leben auf einer Fläche von 149,4 km²  Menschen (Stand: ).

Geschichte
Seit dem 9. Jahrhundert bestand eine fränkische Siedlung unter dem Namen Dicasmutha an einem kleinen Wasserlauf nahe der Yser. Im 10. Jahrhundert war eine Kapelle und ein Marktplatz vorhanden. Im 12. Jahrhundert erhielt der Ort Stadtrechte, 1270 wurde eine Stadtmauer errichtet. Die Bewohner lebten von der Landwirtschaft und der Leinenweberei. Vom 15. Jahrhundert bis zur Französischen Revolution war die Stadt von den ständigen kriegerischen Auseinandersetzungen zwischen den Niederlanden, Frankreich, Österreich und Spanien stark betroffen. Erst im 19. Jahrhundert brachen friedlichere Zeiten für die Bewohner an, die auch einigen Wohlstand brachten.

Während des Ersten Weltkrieges lag die Stadt im Frontbereich. Als die deutsche Armee beim Marsch durch Belgien im Oktober 1914 Diksmuide erreichte, wurde die Region durch Öffnen der Schleusen der Yser geflutet. Dies führte zu der Schlacht an der Yser. Die Verteidigung der Stadt wurde vom belgischen General Jules M. A. Jacques (1858–1928) geleitet, der dafür später als Baron Jacques de Dixmude geadelt wurde. Im Verlauf des Krieges wurde die Stadt dann vollständig zerstört und in den 1920er Jahren wieder aufgebaut.

Wegen der Beteiligung von französischen Marinesoldaten bei der Verteidigung von Diksmuide wurden mehrere französische Schiffe nach der Stadt benannt, so auch das Luftschiff "Dixmude", das als Kriegsreparation von Deutschland an Frankreich abgegeben werden musste. Zuletzt wurde im Jahre 2009 das geplante Kommandoschiff der Mistral-Klasse "Dixmude" getauft.

Seit 1924 hat sich das Stadtgebiet durch Eingemeindungen immer weiter ausgedehnt. Dieser Prozess war 1977 abgeschlossen.

Ein herausragendes Ereignis in Diksmuide ist die IJzerbedevaart, die nationalistische, zeitweise von vielen Neonazis aus ganz Europa besuchte Wallfahrt der Flämischen Bewegung zum Yserturm.

Stadtgliederung

Diksmuide hat 15 Stadtteile, die von 1924 bis 1977 nach und nach eingemeindet wurden. Sie werden hier mit ihrer Fläche und Einwohnerzahl aufgelistet:

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Das Rathaus mit Belfried gehört seit 1999 zum UNESCO-Welterbe. 1428 hatte an gleicher Stelle das erste Schöffenhaus gestanden, das 1567 durch einen Neubau ersetzt wurde. Im 19. Jahrhundert wurde dann das Rathaus gebaut, das im Ersten Weltkrieg zerstört und 1923 zusammen mit dem Stadtturm wieder aufgebaut wurde.
 Die gotische Sint-Niklaas-Kirche gleich hinter dem Rathaus ist nach Plänen aus dem 14. Jahrhundert wieder aufgebaut.
 Der Totengang, niederländisch Dodengang, liegt etwa 1,5 km außerhalb des Zentrums und bewahrt die Schützengräben, in denen belgische Soldaten 1918 gekämpft haben. Der 84 m hohe Yserturm erinnert an den Stellungskrieg.
 Der idyllische Beginenhof Diksmuide, nach schwerer Zerstörung im Ersten Weltkrieg wiederaufgebaut.

Städtepartnerschaften
Städtepartnerschaften bestehen zu
 Rottach-Egern in Bayern, Deutschland
 Ellesmere (Shropshire) in Großbritannien
 Ploemeur in der Bretagne, Frankreich
 Finnentrop in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland

Siehe auch

 Vladslo – Ortsteil von Diksmuide mit einem deutschen Soldatenfriedhof und einer Doppelskulptur von Käthe Kollwitz

Literatur

Weblinks

 Website der Gemeinde
 Diksmuide (Bilder und Karten)

Einzelnachweise

Ort in der Provinz Westflandern

Zerstört im Ersten Weltkrieg
Träger des Croix de guerre 1914–1918 (Ort außerhalb Frankreichs)


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The Weekly Bernie, 1/16/17: Oakland A's add veterans Trevor Plouffe and Santiago Casilla in busy week
The A's continued to target discount free agents this past week, while the biggest bat on the market might be closing in on a new deal with his old team.
By Joshua Iversen@jive_oak Jan 16, 2017, 6:00am PST
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Welcome back to The Weekly Bernie! It's the best dance in the game, so let's get rolling once more!
The A's struck twice in free agency this past week, signing third baseman Trevor Plouffe and reliever Santiago Casilla. Plouffe's contract is a one year deal worth about $5 million, according to Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports. The signing will likely push young stud Ryon Healy from third base to first base and designated hitter. Plouffe and his 20+ home run power will likely slot into the middle of the lineup behind boppers like Healy, Stephen Vogt, and Khris Davis. Plouffe, 30, struggled in 2016 due to injuries, but from 2014-15 he was a reliable power source with plus defense at the hot corner.
Next, the A's inked Jairo Garcia Santiago Casilla to a two year, $11 million deal, according to Jesse Sanchez of MLB.com. The right-handed reliever, now 36, began his career shuttling up and down between the majors and minors with the A's, but in 2010 he caught on with the Giants and never looked back. Over those seven seasons in San Francisco he posted a 2.42 ERA in almost 400 innings. Although he struggled with the long ball last season, he posted the best strikeout rate of his career, and he should be a positive addition to the A's bullpen. He could allow the A's to deal one of their current right-handed relievers - most likely a veteran such as John Axford or Ryan Madson.
Neither of these moves have yet been made official because both will require corresponding 40-man roster moves. On Friday, Alex made the case for designating outfielder Brett Eibner and righty Zach Neal for assignment. Personally, I would prefer to hang onto Eibner, and try and work out a trade of some sort. There's a decent chance we'll be seeing what the A's decide to do this week.
Late Sunday night, the Toronto Blue Jays were nearing a deal to bring back slugger Jose Bautista, according to Sanchez. Bautista spent most of his big league career with Toronto, breaking out and becoming one of the game's best power hitters with his monster 2010. The 36 year-old has since showed some signs of decline and struggled with injuries in 2016, playing in only 116 games. He struggled to find a suitor in free agency due to the number of similar right-handed power bats on the market, but will now be returning to his former club as they gear up and try for their third consecutive playoff appearance.
Jon Heyman's favorite day of the year, the arbitration filing deadline, was on Sunday. The A's avoided arbitration by agreeing to one year deals with righties Sonny Gray and Liam Hendriks, as well as catcher Stephen Vogt. That leaves outfielder Khris Davis as the A's only remaining unsigned arbitration-eligible player. According to Heyman, Davis filed at $5 million while the A's filed at $4.65 million. Other notable players that have yet to agree to contracts include Dellin Betances, Danny Duffy, Kelvin Herrera, Shelby Miller, Marcus Stroman, and Tony Watson. For more on arbitration news around the league, check out MLBTR's 2017 Arbitration Tracker.
The San Diego Padres had a very busy week as well. They have agreed to terms on a six year contract extension worth more than $80 million with star first baseman Wil Myers, according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports. Myers, 26, had a huge breakout year for the Padres in 2016, swatting 28 home runs while also swiping 28 bags. He was the 2013 American League Rookie of the Year with the Rays, but struggled with injuries and performance the next two seasons before rediscovering himself last year. The club also inked infielder Yangervis Solarte to a two year contract with two club options. Solarte, a versatile switch-hitting infielder, will receive a guaranteed $7.5 million over the first two seasons with options at $5.5 million and $8 million. Finally, the club signed righty Trevor Cahill to a one year deal, according to Dennis Lin of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Cahill, who started his career in Oakland and has since become a reliever, will now have an opportunity to start for the Padres.
Former Athletic Tyson Ross has agreed to a one year, $6 million contract with the Texas Rangers, according to Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports. Ross made only one start in 2016 due to shoulder injuries, and it is unclear when he will be ready to throw again. However, when healthy, Ross is a very good pitcher and could be a solid gamble for Texas.
Bernie's Weekly Deal: Jesse Hahn (and Zach Neal?) to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Kevin Kramer and Gage Hinsz
Jesse Hahn doesn't fit on the A's current roster, or even in the A's organization. The righty has great stuff and showed considerable upside in 2014 and 2015, but he was simply atrocious both in the majors and in Triple-A in 2016. The A's have plenty of young starting pitching depth that has passed Hahn on the depth chart, and at this point the roster spot is worth more to the A's than Hahn himself.
The Pirates have a reputation for fixing talented arms, and would make a good fit for the 27 year-old. In exchange, they would send two interesting low-minors prospects to Oakland. Kevin Kramer is a 23 year-old second baseman that hit well in High-A in 2016. The left-handed hitter doesn't have much power, but makes good contact and could profile as a solid utility player. Hinsz is a projectable 20 year-old with a low-nineties fastball and the potential to throw harder, He would be a project, but could develop into a mid-rotation arm if everything breaks right.
What to expect this week:
Jose Bautista's contract should be finalized soon, as well as Wil Myers' extension. The A's could also make both of their free agent signings official, including the corresponding roster moves. Free agents such as Jason Hammel and Mike Napoli could also find a home.
That's all for this week. Feel free to dump any links in the comments below. Until next time - lean on, A's fans!
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LinkedIn Set to Bring Groups Back from the Dead (But, Why?)
Here's what it could do to the future of professional networking on the site.
By John WhiteFounder and CMO, Social Marketing Solutions@juanblanco76
Once upon a time, LinkedIn groups were thriving communities of professionals who shared common business interests. There was simply no better place to go on the Internet for industry- related discussions and networking.
Then, seemingly out of nowhere, LinkedIn removed groups from the core features and banished them to a difficult-to-find back page on the site. Now, mostly abandoned by the users and group owners, they have become virtual ghost towns where only the most desperate spammers roam.
Last month, LinkedIn began notifying group owners by sending them a message announcing a renewed focus on groups by re-integrating them into the core user experience during 2018.
Groups will be accessible from the homepage on both desktop and mobile, and content shared in groups will begin appearing in the main news feed.
The new groups on LinkedIn will feature improved communication tools including the ability to @mention other members in conversations. Whether group owners and admins will have expanded capabilities to monitor conversations remains to be seen.
Expanded content options in groups will also become available, including video.
I'm excited to see LinkedIn bring groups back to life on the site. In the past, I made some of the most valuable connections I've ever made in business from networking in LinkedIn groups.
What I've found the key to networking within groups on LinkedIn and more recently on Facebook is to provide a ton of value to the discussions where other users are expressing pain points within their business. Doing so helps you come across as a solutions expert within your niche.
Build it and they will come?
LinkedIn is using the age-old tactic of bringing back a legacy product that was popular with customers and giving a sleek new look to try bring users back to the platform. Some of the experts I've talked to are saying that the ones who left LinkedIn's professional groups have found homes on other platforms like Facebook.
I believe there are enough professionals out there who believe that using Facebook groups for networking is less than ideal.
If LinkedIn delivers on its promise of an enhanced user experience within groups, it will once again become the prominent place for targeted professional networking on social media.
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People living with arthritis or heart disease should avoid reflexology until they consult with their doctor. In addition, some reflexology practitioners prefer not to stimulate reflex points for the lungs if the patient has a lung infection or problem.
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I am reading "Cracking the Coding interview" and doing some exercises I began coding a algorithm to find is a string is permutation of another. I found that the first implementation I did was completely wrong since I was taking repeated characters as one.
So there I was, thinking Permutations, when suddenly I felt struck by lightning. I started coding with intent and confidence, and when the time came for comparing parangacutirimicuaro and oraucimiritucagnarap... it told me true.
I went to sleep, drowned in my own personal success.
Weeks passed, and I started reading the code trying to see what I had done.
I saw it at first glance, the error was staring at my face.
This thing can't detect repeated values.
Feeling dumb doesn't really get to me when I'm working on something. Feeling too proud does leave a scar.
That moment when your own confidence gets the best of you.
So before checking on the web, I decided I wanted mine to be able to detect for multiple characters.
So I figured, if I was checking the values in a Bit Container, well maybe I could do the same using an array of Bit Containers.
For example for our test case parangacutirimicuaro and oraucimiritucagnarap we should have 4 bit containers.
But Why? Well because the a is repeated four times, this means that we will waste 4 integers in memory.
So... we will need an extra integer everytime there is a repeated character, which means we will have our memory being taken from us m times... Where m is the character that was repeated the most.
We will also need to check every character, and in the worst case, every integer of m. That means that this thing will require n characters times m the repeated stuff.
Almost O(n2), the m stuff really downgrades the stuff to O(n*m).
Well, we need to see the advantages, and the disadvantages.
So the disadvantages pretty much destroy any happiness factor about the algorithm. And it may be better than O(n2), but that does not mean we have a good solution.
We are going to try sorting algorithms. We sort each string, and then they must be the same. That is pretty much it.
There are multiple ways of sorting, but the advantages can be spotted immediately.
For our test case parangacutirimicuaro and oraucimiritucagnarap we have a repeating four times, meaning our m factor is 4. And we have an n of 20.
What if the size of our strings gets bigger. Then that means there will be more repeated characters, and the log n of the other complexity will eventually win.
Because O(n*m) is worse than O(n log n).
After all this I would go after the sort implementation. The reason is simple, robustness, this solution is way too fragile, handling only lowercase and english characters is not really a complete solutions. And we would have to hack and slash this solution to allow for better perfomance. So maybe, just maybe in the end after converting to LowerCase and after determining a special probability that gives us the likelihood that a string has too much repeated characters then we could make a decision between one implementation or the other.
I would rather use the sorting method.
But in a simple case like Apple, Orange, car, feast. Then I would rather use my approach.
But I don't see myself using this solution for strings, as you can see you can detect a permutation of objects by using this simple procedure. So let's say you have two players in a game of StarCraft, and you want to analyze if they use similar approaches because you or someone in your team will be facing them down the road. Then you can analyze the amount of similar characters he uses automatically without even having to see the match, and thus, you can focus on your own.
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The aim of the study is to determine the degrees of the kindergartens on recognition of geometric shapes. The study is a descriptive one in which scan model is used. The sample of the study is composed of selected 123 children from five kindergartens. In this study, `The Test to Recognize The Geometric shapes` will be used as data collection tool. Lawshe (1975) technique is used for content validity. KR 20 (Kudher Richardson- 20) analysis is used for the reliability of the study. In the light of these results, it is seen that the children in the kindergarten level have given some wrong answers in the shapes of circle, square, triangle and rectangle to the points. Thus, the teachers should be informed about geometric shapes teaching in kindergartens. It is seen that the children in kindergarten level have given some wrong answers to the distracters of geometric shapes. This can stem from using of negative examples of geometric shapes which is not enough.


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Episode 6 reveals secret of 'Le Akher Nafas'
Sun, 12 May 2019 - 03:00 GMT
A scene from episode 6 - Egypt Today.
CAIRO - 12 May 2019: Episode six of "Le Akher Nafas" (Till the last breath) started with a call from the gang to Salma (Yasmine Abdel Aziz), asking her to give them Oscar wild's novel that contains the secret code that her husband used to communicate with the drug dealers.
The gang asked Salma to throw the novel in the Nile to return back her kidnapped daughter. Salma, with the help of her late husband's friend Adham, managed to decipher the code to find a sentence that says "the beginning starts from death" so they went to Hazem's grave to find disks.
The series is directed by Hossam Ali, and written by Amin Galal and Tarek el-Kashef.
Abdel Aziz plays the role of an engineer, who is married to a police officer and has two children. The series is an interesting social drama and depicts the confused engineer while looking for solutions for her daily problems. Le Akher Nafas is a social drama series.
The series stars Ahmed el-Awadi, Ahmed Salah Hosny, Morad Makram, Hagar el-Sharnoubi, Ismail Sharaf, among others. Le Akher Nafas is produced by Synergy.
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