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Emanuel Hall
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Rotowire Apr 9, 2021
The Washington Football Team waived Hall (Achilles) on Friday.
Hall spent some time with Washington's practice squad in 2019 before signing a futures deal with the team. Hall was unable to make his NFL debut after tearing his Achilles in June 2020, and while the extent of the injury is still unclear, the 23-year-old will aim to land a position elsewhere for the 2021 season.
Football Team's Emanuel Hall: Reverts to reserve/NFI list
Rotowire Jul 28, 2020
Hall (Achilles) has reverted to Washington's reserve/non-football injury list, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports.
Hall was waived by Washington with a non-football injury designation Sunday but ultimately went unclaimed. The 23-year-old suffered a torn Achillies roughly a month ago, but it remains unclear how the injury was sustained. Given the severity of the issue, he likely has his sights set on the 2021 season.
Emanuel Hall: Cut by Washington
Hall (Achilles) was let go by Washington with a non-football injury designation Sunday, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports.
It was reported just a month ago that Hall suffered a torn Achillies, and it's still unclear how he suffered the injury. The 23-year-old inked a reserve/future contract with the team this offseason, but as evidenced by this news, he'll shift his focus to the recovery process.
Redskins' Emanuel Hall: Tears Achilles
Rotowire Jun 27, 2020
Hall has suffered a torn Achilles, Dave Matter of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
It is unclear how or when Hall suffered the injury, but it will bring his 2020 season to a premature end. The Missouri product joined the Redskins' practice squad as a rookie last season and subsequently signed a futures contract in December. He will now set his sights on his recovery process and the 2021 season.
Redskins' Emanuel Hall: Signs futures contract
Hall inked a futures contract with the Redskins on Monday, Craig Hoffman of 106.7 The Fan reports.
Hall joined the Redskins' practice squad leading up to Week 16. The undrafted rookie has been a part of three organizations during his first year in the league.
Emanuel Hall: Lands with practice squad
Hall signed with the Redskins' practice squad Wednesday, Kareem Copeland of The Washington Post reports.
Hall has bounced around since entering the league, but he most recently was on the Buccaneers' practice squad until being cut in September. The undrafted rookie generated 70 catches for 1,645 yards and 14 touchdowns over his final two collegiate seasons at Missouri, and he could be promoted to the active roster should another Redskins' receiver get injured.
Emanuel Hall: Works out for Lions
Hall tried out for Detroit, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM Radio reports.
The Lions are in need of a receiver with Marvin Jones (ankle) hitting IR. There has been no word on whether Hall secured a deal, however.
Emanuel Hall: Tries out for Dolphins
Hall tried out for the Dolphins on Tuesday, freelance NFL writer Howard Balzer reports.
Hall dealt with a sports hernia injury this offseason, but both the Bears and Buccaneers have waived him this year and neither team did so with an injury tag. That Hall has now tried out for the Dolphins all but confirms he is healthy.
Emanuel Hall: Cut from practice squad
The Buccaneers released Hall (sports hernia) from their practice squad Monday, Eduardo A. Encina of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
Hall has impressive athleticism with a 4.39 40-yard dash and 43.5-inch vertical, but his collegiate production for Missouri was modest with 37 catches for 828 yards and six touchdowns in his senior season. He's a solid candidate to land on another team's practice squad.
Emanuel Hall: Signs with Bucs' practice squad
Rotowire Sep 3, 2019
Hall (sports hernia) signed with Tampa Bay's practice squad Sunday, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.
Hall was originally scooped up off waivers from Chicago on Aug. 14 and didn't have much of a chance to build a case for a roster spot as he recovered from a sports hernia procedure he underwent in June. The 22-year-old caught 70 passes for 1,645 yards and 14 touchdowns over his last two seasons at Mizzou, and could impress at the professional level as he recovers and develops on Tampa's practice squad.
Emanuel Hall: Cut by Tampa Bay
The Buccaneers waived Hall (sports hernia) on Saturday, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.
Scooped up off waivers from Chicago last week, Hall -- who is recovering from the sports hernia procedure he required in June -- didn't have enough time to build his case for a spot on the 53-man roster. Though he went undrafted out of Missouri this spring in part because of health concerns, Hall was a standout during athletic testing in pre-draft workouts and could make for an intriguing developmental receiver once he's back to full strength. The Buccaneers are likely earmarking a spot for him on their practice squad if he goes unclaimed off waivers.
Buccaneers' Emanuel Hall: Claimed off waivers
The Buccaneers claimed Hall (sports hernia) off waivers Wednesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.
Hall was recently waived by the Bears on Tuesday but was able to find a new team the very next day. The Missouri product surprisingly went undrafted during April's draft, after he tore up the combine with a 141-inch broad jump and 4.39 40 time despite dealing with a groin injury. Hall did undergo a procedure to address a sports hernia back in June, so he's likely still recovering. Assuming he makes a full recovery, Hall could be in the mix for a 53-man roster spot with Tampa Bay.
Emanuel Hall: Waived by Chicago
The Bears waived Hall (sports hernia) on Tuesday, Adam Hoge of WGN Radio 720 AM Chicago reports.
Hall had some hype as a potential Day 2 draft pick after he tore up the 2019 combine with a 141-inch broad jump, 43.5-inch vertical and 4.39 40 time while battling through a groin injury. He surprisingly went undrafted, perhaps because he needed surgery to address a sports hernia. Hall's athletic credentials should get him a shot with another team, but he may have to prove his health before that happens. He caught 70 passes for 1,645 yards (23.5 average) and 14 touchdowns in 18 games for Missouri the past two seasons.
Bears' Emanuel Hall: Undergoes minor surgery
Rotowire Jun 5, 2019
Coach Matt Nagy said Wednesday that Hall recently underwent a procedure to address a sports hernia, JJ Stankevitz of NBC Sports Chicago reports.
Hall had been dealing with a groin injury since the end of his senior season in Missouri but delayed surgery to address the matter while he looked to impress during the pre-draft process. Despite turning in excellent workout numbers, Hall's decision ultimately didn't pay off, as he went undrafted in April before finding a home with the Bears in free agency. Hall's surgery is believed to be similar to the one tight end Trey Burton recently required -- Burton is being held out for the remainder of the Bears' offseason program due to the issue. The missed action is a less-than-ideal development for an undrafted rookie, but Hall could be ready to go for training camp, assuming he only requires the typical 4-to-6-week recovery timeline usually associated with sports hernia surgeries.
Emanuel Hall: Expected to sign with Chicago
Rotowire Apr 28, 2019
Hall is expected to sign an undrafted free-agent contract with the Bears, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM Radio reports.
An undrafted wide receiver out of Missouri, Hall dealt with a hernia injury during the leadup to the draft that hindered his athletic testing and could've dropped his draft stock. Initially expected to be a mid-round pick, Hall could prove to be a quality pickup for the Bears in the undrafted free agent market. He says he's 100 percent healthy now and he'll look to make Chicago's roster as a depth wide receiver and special teams player.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence published "Bin Laden's Bookshelf" last week in accordance with Section 309 of the Fiscal Year 2014 Intelligence Authorization Act, which requires the DNI to conduct a declassification review of documents collected during the May 1, 2011 Abbottabad raid. Read On: "Confessions of a Jihadi Nerd: A Guide to Reading the bin Laden Documents," Clint Watts // War on the Rocks.
"The al-Qaeda Papers — Drones": In February 2013, the Associated Press published a document that was found in Timbuktu, Mali during the French ground campaign against al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. The document, which was written by Abdallah bin Muhammad, a commander of Yemen-based al-Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula, contains 22 recommendations for avoiding drones. Some of these suggestions appear repeatedly in one form or another in the Abbottabad raid documents.
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I don't know if it is a good thing or a bad thing to pin all of our hopes and dreams on one show,but that is what we do in our industry.The FUTURITY,whether it is 亚博在线登入cutting,reining,reined cow horse or now barrel racing,the Futurity is the gold standard for each discipline.
It is the reason why these horses get trained to do what they do.No one pays for a horse to be trained for 18 months to two years so they can have a $5,000 Novice Non-Pro weekend horse.These horses get trained to win the Futurity!!
I wish it were different,but it is not.There are huge financial hurdles that all show horses must go through to become a finished competitor.At $1,000 per month in training,兽医护理,farrier bills,hauling,pre-works,per diem,etc.,this might not be the"Sport of Kings,"but it sure takes a king's ransom to get them ready to walk in that pen.
We do this not only because we love it and are passionate about it,but we do it because of the chance to get the big check!One Futurity champion is crowned,but we all"roll the dice"to be that one.
We have an industry,but not because of one show;we have an industry because of many.At the same time,as I just mentioned,we only have an industry because of one show.Chicken or the egg,eh??
As a breeder,I want to thank all those that go through this process of starting,training and finishing a show horse. Nothing in this game is more rewarding to me than producing a winner.The only way I get to experience that thrill is because of the magic,which only the Futurity brings.


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Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Wdowitschenkow (; * 13. August 1971 in Gussew, Oblast Kaliningrad) ist ein russischer Filmschauspieler. 2012 erhielt er die Auszeichnung "Verdienter Künstler der Russischen Föderation".

Leben
Wladimir Wdowitschenkows Vater Wladimir Wdowitschenkow (1943–1993) war Mechaniker und seine Mutter Swetlana Wiktorowna Wdowitschenkowa, geborene Leonowa, war Ingenieurin. Er hat eine ältere Schwester namens Irina und einen jüngeren Bruder namens Konstantin (* 1983), der heute als Medienunternehmer tätig ist.

Nach Abschluss der mittleren Schule im Jahr 1988 ging er an die 42ste Marineschule in Kronstadt, wo er seine Ausbildung 1989 erfolgreich beendete. Er leistete vier Jahre Dienst bei der Nordflotte und der Baltischen Flotte. Wdowitschenkow kehrte dann nach Gussew zurück und versuchte sich in zahlreichen Berufen, so als Heizer in einer Sauna, als Fahrzeugmechaniker und als Kellner. Doch nichts von dem schien ihm das Richtige zu sein. Mit 25 Jahren fasste er den Entschluss, Schauspieler zu werden und fuhr nach Moskau, um sich am Gerassimow-Institut für Kinematographie zu bewerben. Nach den ersten schauspielerischen Erfahrungen wurden einige Vertreter der Filmindustrie auf ihn aufmerksam, und er bekam kleine Nebenrollen in Filmen wie  "Der Präsident und seine Enkelin" oder "Die Grenze". Weitläufige Bekanntheit errang Wdowitschenkow mit der Serie "Brigada", die sich im In- und umliegenden Ausland großer Beliebtheit erfreute.

Wladimir Wdowitschenkow ist seit 2015 in vierter Ehe mit seiner Schauspielkollegin Jelena Igorewna Ljadowa (* 1980) verheiratet. Aus seiner nichtehelichen Beziehung mit Olga Filippowa (* 1977) hat er eine Tochter (* 2005). Außerdem hat Wdowitschenkow einen Sohn (* 1993) aus zweiter Ehe.

Filmografie

Fernsehserien
 2000: Die Grenze: Romanze in der Taiga ()
 2002: Brigada ()
 2003: Der fünfte Engel ()
 2004: Himmel und Erde ()
 2008: Schwerer Sand ()
 2012: Weiße Garde ()
 2012: Eines Tages in Rostow ()

Filme
 2000: Der Präsident und seine Enkelin ()
 2001: Romanze in der Taiga () – Kino-Version der Fernsehserie
 2002: April ()
 2002: Aufgeheizter Samstag ()
 2003: Bumer ()
 2005: Zeit um Steine zu sammeln ()
 2006: Bumer 2 ()
 2006: Der siebente Tag ()
 2007: Paragraph 78 – Das Spiel des Todes ()
 2009: Taras Bulba ()
 2009: Verbotene Realität ()
 2010: Wenn ich dich lieben würde ()
 2011: Der Mensch am Fenster ()
 2012: Der achte August ()
 2014: Leviathan ()
 2017: Salyut-7 ()

Auszeichnungen
 2007 "Кумир" (für seine Rolle im Film Bumer)
 2012 "Verdienter Künstler der Russischen Föderation"

Trivia
 Für seine Rolle in dem überaus populären Film Bumer erhielt Wladimir Wdowitschenkow keinen einzigen Rubel.

Einzelnachweise
 Informationsportal auf russisch

Weblinks

 Biografie (englisch)

Filmschauspieler
Verdienter Künstler der Russischen Föderation
Russe
Geboren 1971
Mann

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So, a few days ago, I led a customer into a fitting room and she took the time to pause and tell me that my skin looked really great. Obviously, I beamed… some more, ha. I've been too lazy to wear any type of base, especially during the summer when my skin went very tan and nothing I had matched me.
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November 16, 2020 Blog
Turkish Delight for Lewis Hamilton
I'm sorry if you haven't yet watched the race and I've just spoilt the result for you with the title of my blog, but rest assured there are still some surprises in store for the final line-up.
Qualifying provided enough excitement to get me in the mood for a wet and unpredictable race day. The conditions were so bad in Q1 that the next session was red flagged and delayed by quite some time. Track temperature was only at 14 degrees and drivers were spinning out at every corner. It was more like watching Dancing on Ice than Formula One. Mercedes were struggling to perform through the puddles, but Lance Stroll miraculously claimed his first pole position, followed by Verstappen, Perez, Ricciardo and Albon. Hamilton was uncharacteristically in 6th place.
Race day coverage started at 8.30am in the UK but we rose from our beds and prepared for a dramatic wet race with bleary eyes (I feel sorry for my American friends who had a 4am start). It was clear that today was going to be a game of tyres and finding as much grip as possible. Verstappen and Albon had a very poor start as they barely moved at lights out. Stroll and Perez slipped nicely into 1st and 2nd while Bottas was spinning out within minutes alongside Ocon. This was potentially caused by Ricciardo but it was very hard to tell what had happened as usual. It was definitely an electric start to the race.
Bottas was now down in 18th and Vettel was sitting in 3rd – a sight which we haven't seen in a very long time. I wonder how they felt to be switching places and how Ferrari felt to see their driver in the top 3 again. My only experience of F1 is a grid where Ferrari are in the midfield so it's hard to imagine that they used to be contenders for the podium in every race. Strategy paid off for them today, as they pitted LeClerc early and changed him onto intermediate tyres. This was a bold move with the amount of surface water which was still on track, but on this occasion it really paid off.
Pierre Gasly managed to gain 6 places in the first lap but unfortunately this didn't reflect his position for the rest of the race. Cars were coming off and on track as if the curbs were part of the racing line, and it definitely felt as though we would be seeing lots of retirements. By lap 9, Stroll was reporting to his team that the track had begun to dry up and he had put a 9 second gap in between himself and his teammate. He was also about 20 seconds ahead of Hamilton which must have been absolute music to his ears. Hamilton was concerned about his front brakes for most of the race which were apparently not responding as they should have been.
Throughout the race Hamilton was determined to shape his own fate as he chased the world title, with comments like "Don't pit me I'm fine" after just setting the fastest lap (although Mercedes boxed him anyway). Verstappen was also protesting against being put on intermediate tyres too early. The decisions for the teams were tough today as the racing line was drying up, but on either side of this the tarmac was still like ice. This was making overtaking really hard for the drivers on intermediate tyres. We had a few slow pit stops today for Perez, Verstappen and Vettel, but luckily Vettel still managed to gain an advantage. Then it was yellow flag time on lap 13 and virtual safety car as Giovinazzi slowly nursed his car off the track. It was unclear what exactly went wrong but it's safe to assume there was a mechanical issue.
Hamilton was struggling to get past Vettel for quite some time and for most of the race they were battling each other. At one point, Hamilton tried to overtake too wide and so opened up a gap for Albon to overtake him. This was just unheard of and it was clear that he was becoming more and more frustrated at not being able to pass Vettel. His teammate span yet again and lost places to slip into 15th. From here on, I'm not mentioning every time Bottas span because it was a reoccurring theme in this race and needless to say, he finished at the bottom of the grid.
On lap 19 we saw a very close call and a situation which had me clutching the sofa. Verstappen had also been struggling to pass Perez, but unlike Hamilton, he didn't have great control of his emotions when it came to race day. He was becoming more and more aggressive and was so close to Perez that he was driving in a cloud of spray. You could feel something bad was going to happen and sure enough, Verstappen came in too hot, went onto the green curb and span out – rotating the car at least 3 or 4 times. He very nearly hit Perez and was very lucky that he could correct himself quite quickly and get back in the race.
His teammate, Albon, meanwhile was setting fastest laps. Albon was in 3rd and the commentators were slightly over-excited in my opinion, talking about him potentially winning the race. They also surmised that Red Bull should keep Albon as a driver because they often get rid of drivers too quickly who can actually perform well. As far as I'm concerned, one race shouldn't outweigh a whole season of disappointing results. I learnt very quickly that F1 is a brutal, unforgiving sport and I think that there are a lot of people dying to be in Albon's seat who could potentially bring Red Bull more points than Albon has.
The track was still "slippery as hell", as said by Hamilton, and Ted Kravitz provided us with an ultimate cringe moment as he named the track "Old slippy Mcslipface". On lap 31 everyone was now on intermediate tyres and Hamilton again defied team orders by refusing to box and be put on slicks. This was a decision which massively contributed to him winning the race because the rain held off. LeClerc changed onto his second set of intermediate tyres to be able to maintain his blistering pace. He then set the fastest lap.
Stroll's team were also trying pit him for a fresh pair of intermediates, probably inspired by LeClerc's performance, but Stroll's response was less than welcoming. I wish I could insert a replay here of the tone of the team radio as they let him have his way, sounding like exasperated parents. The commentators disagreed with this: "you've got to overrule your driver as they only have 10% of the information". Stroll pitted and lost his lead – he was now in 4th.
In an unfortunate turn of events, Magnussen came in for pit stop but as he pulled out of the pits, he noticed one of the tyres hadn't been put on properly. He was retired from the race. We then saw Stroll, Vettel, LeClerc and Albon in a right group of 4 jostling for position. Vettel overtook Stroll, then Leclerc overtook both Albon and Stroll in one corner. It was like a beautifully choreographed team dance from the Ferrari drivers. LeClerc then overtook Vettel.
I have to say that I don't particularly like Stroll, but I did feel sorry for him as he slipped down the ranks. I'm sure he thought at the start of the day that a win was in his sights. The poor guy ended up finishing in the midfield. Latifi and Grosjean suddenly collided which ended Latifi's race and the threat of another rainfall loomed. There I was, wishing that the rain would cause havoc so that we could have some more unpredictable results. How awful of me.
Leclerc was now in 4th and absolutely flying. He gained a place on Verstappen as Hamilton simultaneously lapped Bottas. The top 6 was looking interesting: Hamilton, Perez, LeClerc, Vettel, Sainz and Albon. Verstappen and Albon were battling for 6th place and lapping Kimi when Kimi span out, causing Albon to go wide and Verstappen to spin out again. This was starting to turn into a wild goose chase.
We had 5 laps to go of the race when we heard it: "Heavy rain expected for the last lap of the race". Excitement shot across the nation, nerves rippled through the grid and eventually… we had no heavy rain. With 1 lap left it was looking like an amazing top 3 consisting of Hamilton, Perez and LeClerc.
Out of the blue, LeClerc absolutely ruined his chances of a podium by being too eager and having to lock up his brakes. In an absolutely jaw-dropping moment, Vettel took advantage of his mistake and slid into 3rd place. Nobody expected that. Sainz was close behind in 5th, having gained 10 places in the race, and LeClerc finished in 4th after similarly climbing the ranks. All in all, the top 5 finishers had an incredible race and kept us thoroughly entertained. Perez grabbed a well-deserved 2nd place.
Now let's talk about the inevitable star of the show – Lewis Hamilton, who started in 6th and finished in 1st. This win confirmed his claim on the world title and crowned him a 7-time world champion – equalling Michael Schumacher's record. We heard him crying over the team radio on his cool down lap as incredible graphics of Michael Schumacher played on his helmet visor, and as he pulled into the pits his tyres almost looked like slicks because he had pushed them so hard. He sat in his car and had a few moments/tears to himself before interacting with anyone else. It was so nice to see that Hamilton could be a human with real emotions. I think that's probably why I previously haven't warmed to him.
Even I had tears in my eyes as I watched him in his post-race interview: "This year I sacrificed more than I have in my whole life because I didn't want to risk anything".
Fair play Hammy, fair play.
Sophie Middleton @MotorsportSoph

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State Route 30: Loop 303 to Loop 202 Study
Study Update: April 28, 2020
The Final Location/Design Concept Report was issued on April 28, 2020. The Final Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) was issued on November 6, 2019. Please select the Documents tab to review them.
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Study Update: November 14, 2019
Study Background
Since 2005, the Arizona Department of Transportation has been studying State Route 30, a proposed new freeway corridor that would serve as an alternate route to Interstate 10. The study area extends from Sarival Avenue on the west to 59th Avenue on the east, and Lower Buckeye Road on the north to the Gila and Salt rivers on the south. The project spans about 13 miles and passes through the cities of Goodyear, Avondale and Phoenix and portions of unincorporated Maricopa County.
In early 2015, after several years of study, ADOT presented the public with four build alternatives (North, Center, Hybrid, and South). All four alternatives were evaluated with a comprehensive screening process using 24 technical (environmental and engineering) criteria, eight cost and right-of-way criteria, and seven agency and public support criteria. Also considered was a No-Build Alternative, which explored the impacts of not building a transportation corridor in the study area.
In November 2017, ADOT held a public meeting that provided information on the four build alternatives and the No-Build Alternative, concluding with an announcement that only the No-Build Alternative and the Hybrid Alternative were being carried forward for detailed analysis and additional public input. The Hybrid Alternative would now be referred to as the Recommended Build Alternative (or RBA).
In early 2019, after carefully considering the findings from the multi-year screening process that evaluated 24 environmental and engineering criteria, eight cost and right of way criteria, and the public and agency feedback received, ADOT is recommending the RBA as the Recommended Alternative with the following justification:
Only the Build Alternative:
Satisfies the objectives of the adopted Regional Transportation Plan, which seeks to develop an efficient regional transportation system for the whole region, and which was approved by the voters of Maricopa County in 2004 through Proposition 400.
Is consistent with the voter-approved land use plans and economic and residential growth objectives of the cities of Phoenix, Avondale, and Goodyear and Maricopa County.
Will accommodate the projected traffic in the Study Area, which is expected to increase substantially as existing agricultural land transitions to residential, commercial, warehouse and distribution, and light industrial uses.
Provides an alternate route and congestion relief for I-10 and other east-west arterials in the area. These facilities will only continue to degrade over the next couple of decades as growth in the southwest valley occurs, even after they are widened to their maximum capacity.
While ADOT does acknowledge that the Build Alternative is estimated to cost $1.7 billion, will have some minor environmental impacts that will require mitigation, and will require the unfortunate acquisition and relocation of 130 residential homes and 13 businesses, the public benefits gained from selecting the Build Alternative outweigh these factors.
Study Update: November 1, 2017
The Arizona Department of Transportation is studying State Route 30 (previously known as State Route 801), a potential new transportation corridor that could provide additional freeway traffic capacity south of Interstate 10 in the West Valley. The study area is shown on the map and generally extends from Sarival Avenue on the west to 59th Avenue on the east, and Lower Buckeye Road on the north to the Gila and Salt rivers on the south. The project spans about 14 miles and passes through the cities of Goodyear, Avondale and Phoenix and portion of unincorporated Maricopa County.
In early 2015, after several years of study, ADOT presented the public four alignment alternatives (North, Center, Hybrid, and South). All four alternatives were rigorously evaluated using a comprehensive screening process of 24 technical (environmental and engineering) criteria, eight cost and right-of-way criteria, and seven agency and public support criteria. Also under consideration is a no-build option which explores the impacts of not building a transportation corridor in the study area.
Why the Hybrid Alignment was selected as the Recommended Build Alternative (RBA)
Several issues were identified within the North, Center and South alternatives including relocation of elementary schools, complex technical and cost challenges, proximity to sensitive ecosystems, and flood control liability requirements. The Hybrid Alternative was chosen as the RBA because it avoids the major issues associated with the North, Center and South Alternatives.
The RBA selection means that if a build alternative is ultimately selected, it would be built within that corridor. The Environmental Assessment will evaluate the RBA as compared to the no-build alternative, with a public hearing scheduled in early 2019. A preferred alternative will be selected following the public hearing.
The study team continues to evaluate the four potential alignments and no-build option for SR 30. The study team initially had thought a recommended alignment would be suggested by April 2015, but before a recommended alignment can be suggested, the study team has some additional criteria to evaluate. Once the study team suggests a recommended alignment, information will be posted to this project website, and a public hearing will be scheduled. The hearing will be your opportunity to provide feedback on the recommended alignment.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is continuing to study, State Route 30 (previously known as State Route 801), a potential new transportation corridor that would provide some relief to Interstate 10. The study area is shown in the map and generally extends from Perryville Road on the west to 59th Avenue on the east, and Lower Buckeye Road on the north to the Gila and Salt Rivers on the south. The project spans about 14 miles and passes through the cities of Goodyear, Avondale, and Phoenix and portions of unincorporated Maricopa County.
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Cinco de Mayo is celebrated on May 5th and is most popular with people of Mexican heritage who live in the southern and western states of the United States, and in some areas of Mexico. It is a celebration of Mexican culture and its customs, foods, music and beverages.
Although I'm not of Mexican heritage, I love the bright colors and music associated with Cinco de Mayo celebrations. I believe all children will love learning about and making Mexican crafts.
I really didn't know what sort of crafts I'd find in a search for Cinco de Mayo crafts, but I'm really impressed with the ones that I found. I have included a picture and the site name of each craft. By clicking on the site name, you'll be taken directly to the instructions.
To make the huge, beautiful crepe paper flowers shown above, go to Do it And How for the directions.
I know nothing about pottery painting and firing in a kiln, but this Mexican pottery is so very beautiful that I thought it should be included for the crafters that do know about such stuff. You'll find the information that you need for painting pottery at I LOVE TO CREATE.COM.
Display this gorgeous gem stones skull all year long. You'll find the tutorial and tips for making your own rhinestone skull at the aunt peaches site. This is a really outstanding project.
The kids will have a blast playing with maracas that they've made themselves. The directions for making these easter egg and plastic spoon maracas is found at dana made it.
Make a Frida Kahlo inspired floral headband by going to the my poppet Makes site, for the instructions.
I love the looks of this colorful tissue paper fan garland! Not only is it perfect for decorating for Cinco de Mayo, it is also very appropriate for wedding, baby and party decorations. Find the tutorial for making this fan garland at THE HOUSE THAT LARS BUILT .
Imagine making a cactus from a flat stone. I know, I would never have come up with that idea, but it's a great one. The tutorial for making rock cacti is found at the WHOOT.
These are so pretty! And the little cactus plant is such a nice touch as a party favor. You'll find the tutorial for making these party favors at Better Homes and Gardens.
Both of these crafts, the paper cup maracas and the paper cup sombrero, are found together when you visit the red*rook site to find the tutorial. These could also be used as party favors, or glue them on a skewer and add them to a bouquet of flowers for a centerpiece.
When you visit the dana made it site you'll see a bunch of finished fiesta skirts, so you'll get lots of ideas on how to style them. A very easy and fun project.
For a really nice party favor, consider making these sugar skull sachets. These would be especially nice if you need a bunch for a group of girls or ladies. You'll find the tutorial for making these sachets at adventures in MAKING. Beautiful!
I can't wait to make these cardboard birds with my granddaughters. I love projects that you can really customize to make it your own. Check out the directions at KROKOTAK and make some big birds.
When I first noticed this wreath I thought the fringes were made using tissue paper, but when I looked closer, I see that they are made using felt pieces. Making a pinata party wreath like this one will be easy by following the tutorial found at WHITE HOUSE BLACK SHUTTERS .
Muñeca Quitapenas are dolls that remove worries. Worry dolls help ease the child's worries or can be used to make wishes. The doll is told the worry, then placed under the child's pillow. The doll does the worrying while the child sleeps Make a worry doll for someone you love by going to creativity in motion for the tutorial.
I love this grey and yellow table runner, but can imagine how beautiful it would also be made using bright colors. To see how to make this fiesta table runner, go to sew mama sew.
I would love to make these beautiful pinch pots with a group of school children. They always enjoy using bright colors and dreaming up ways to decorate a piece of art. If you would like to make a Mexican pinch pot like this one, go to firstpalette for the tutorial.
Looks like this would be as much fun to make as it will be to play. The directions for making the tambourine is found at Kix.
You'll find a great picture tutorial for making these headbands at My poppet.
If you are searching for a nice classroom art project that all the elementary grades could do, I think this sombrero art project is perfect. Go to DEEP SPACE SPARKLE for the instructions for making this art project.
Punched tin napkin rings are great for all year round use. Make them for a Cinco de Mayo party by finding the directions at the Martha Stewart site.
Make decorating for Cinco de Mayo quick and simple by using printables. You'll find the printables for the patterned paper to use for the paper rosettes and the senoritas at denna's ideas. The rosettes are so beautiful and can be used in so many different ways.
This is an exceptional classroom project, and it can be used so beautifully in decorating for Cinco de Mayo. Find the instructions for making this Mexican tooling art at Kinder ART .
Making Cinco de Mayo Huichol yarn pictures is a nice classroom art project. You'll find the instructions for this project at education.com . Beautiful and educational.
I particularly like this paper plate maracas project because even the littlest kids can help, or make, them. Consider this for a classroom project for K-3 grades. Find the instructions for making the paper plate maracas at scattered thoughts of a CRAFTY MOM.
Aren't these mini pinatas just the cutest thing ever? They are made using toilet paper rolls and colorful tissue paper. Find the complete tutorial by going to the HIDEOUS! DREADFUL! STINKY! site.
I'm going to do this with my grandkids this summer, I think they are so cool. I can imagine the kids would love giving them as gifts to mom or dad too. Find the directions for making these clay pinch pots at Laugh, Paint, Create.
So many of these crafts look like so much fun that it looks like we could keep the kids busy all summer. Go to DLTK for the instructions on making Mexican bird rattles.
Here is another great mini pinata idea. Make these super cool pinatas, a Mariachi band, by going to HIDEOUS! DREADFUL! STINKY! for the tutorial.
You'll really enjoy making these mini donkey pinatas using the patterns and directions that you'll find at OH HAPPY DAY.
I absolutely love these cactus plants that were made by Mrs. Knights Smartest Artists. The kids could make these to give to their parents as gifts or to decorate the classroom. I love this project.
You can even make some bright flowers to decorate your sombrero. This really nice craft project and the directions are found at DLTK. Another craft I'm going to have to do!!
After your Cinco de Mayo celebration, use these beauties for a patio party. Go to Aesthetic Nest to see how to make these flirty, fiesta flowers.
I can just hear the enthusiastic comments made while these masks are being made. Have lots of fun making these masks while using the instructions found at JUMPSTART.
You'll find a photo of the garland and the directions for making these pull pinatas at LOVE + CUPCAKES. I think they look really beautiful all bunched together like this.
Such cute little pinatas made using cone cups. Find the directions for this charming craft at Jodi Michelle.
You can make these fans using the printable version, or you can use your imagination and make beautiful Mexican prints on the paper before making your fan. MR PRINTABLES has the printable version of the paper fans.
I can imagine so many of these crafts used for many summer parties. Decorate your patio and have the neighbors over for some tacos. Find the easy instructions at OHMY!Creative.
This God's Eye craft is another of the projects that I think would make great gifts. Go to Muffin Tin Mom for the instructions.
Bird's Party Blog has the directions and a video showing how to make the pinwheels and using them on cupcake tops. I've also seen pinwheels arranged in a vase and also added to plants, so there are lots of ways to use them.
Decorate for a party using tissue paper tassels like the ones you'll find at catch my party. You'll find the directions there too.
Celebrate Hispanic heritage month by making this beautiful metal sun wall art. The kids will love following the instructions at kids activities Blog to make their own sun art.
Make your own musical castanets using the instructions that you'll find at education.com.
This fiesta pinata and the directions for making one like it, can be found at Martha Stewart.
If you are looking for a nice activity for the kids to keep them occupied while you celebrate Cinco de Mayo, consider getting out the brown grocery bags and some craft paints for the kids to make these ponchos. The kids will have a blast decorating their poncho or sarape following the instructions at learn create love.
Macaroni Kid shows us how to make a very nice bracelet decorated with dried beans. I'm impressed with this craft and think I'd probably use some macaroni on the bracelet too.
Make these really cute little burro finger puppets by following the tutorial that you'll find at Crack of Dawn Crafts. A project to be enjoyed by both kids and adults.
The beautiful colors of the paper umbrellas make this an outstanding Cinco de Mayo decoration. Find the tutorial for making this topiary at craftstylish.
Who would believe these mini pinatas start out as plastic Easter eggs. A very cute and easy to make project to do with the kids. Go to Mega Crafty for the tutorial.
You still have time to make this beautiful faux embroidered shirt before May 5th. Nothing could be easier than to embroider with fabric puffy paints. You can make a shirt like the one shown above by going to CRAFTY CHICA for the tutorial.
If you are planning a Mexican themed party for Cinco de Mayo, how about making a fringe pinata blindfold for your guests. You'll find the instructions for how to make them at Squirrelly Minds.
Now that looks good enough to eat! You'll find the tutorial for making this taco pinata at Studio DIY.
You'll easily find a great place to display this beautiful, bright colored umbrella wreath. You'll find all the information that you'll need to make this wreath at simply real moms.
You'll find the information that you'll need to make mini pinatas at the studio DIY. site. Easy enough craft for the kids to make.
Help your little one make this guitar by following the instructions at My Kid Craft. The kids will need help making the guitar but the decorating with colors, cutouts or paint can be done by them.
Add miracas to your band by making them following the directions that you'll find on SHE KNOWS PARENTING. The kids will be able to make music together.
Beautiful candle light shines from these decorated glass vases. Make a centerpiece like the one shown by going to OHMY!Creative for the instructions.
Even the littlest kids will enjoy making these sun catcher decorations to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Find the instructions for this craft at inner child fun. This would be a great classroom project getting ready for the holiday.
Dress up your party table with these drink stirrers. Go to Tell Love and Party for the directions.


This is a reflection on the collect for January 1, the feast of the Holy Name of Jesus, from the Book of Common Prayer.
What does it mean for Jesus to be "the sign of our salvation"? Is it merely a way of avoiding Hell? A mantra by which to comfort ourselves in tough times? Someone to thank when things go well? And why plant it in every heart?
I believe in a Christ consciousness, available to all humans as a redemptive force, much like yeast or leaven, which when implanted in the human heart multiplies and bubbles up, making our hearts ever more attuned to those things that Christ cares about: his love of humanity and the heralding of his kingdom on earth. This moving, living ferment—the Holy Spirit is there not only to console our hearts in times of trouble or doubt, but also to convert us on some level. Not just to convert us from one way of thinking to another, but to convert us, in the Benedictine sense, to a new way of sensing and perceiving the world in our own bodies and through our own senses in the way that Christ senses and perceives the world: with supreme, unconditional, practical love. And this love is not just a feeling, but moves us, our limbs as well as our minds, to service, to gratitude, to worship.
The love of Christ, living in us, moves us to serve those who need the touch of Christ's love.
The love of Christ, living in us, moves us to gratitude for the wonders of Creation and of the beautiful, complex beings humans are.
The love of Christ, living in us, moves us to worship the One who has given us so many gifts as well as the ability to see and appreciate those gifts in ever new and powerful ways.
Plant in our hearts, Lord God, this love and cultivate it, through your grace and through your Holy Spirit, that this love will grow and animate our moribund flesh to the joys and the power of living fully in Christ and in the world. Amen.
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Choe Song 5 Facts About Kim Yo-jong's Husband
August 24, 2020 by L.A Girl Leave a Comment
Choe Song
Choe Song is the husband of female North Korean politician, Kim Yo-jong -best known as the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Choe's widely known wife is said to be prepping to take over her brother's role as the leader of the Asian country, as Kim Jong-un is presumed dead.
Kim Yo-jong whose personal life is pretty much kept under wraps and who currently serves as deputy director of the Worker's Party; has been a married woman for a few years now. Check out five interesting facts about her husband.
1. Choe Song's father is a big shot
Choe Song is the second son of Choe Ryong-hae who has long been into politics joining the Korean People's Army in 1967, and has dedicated his life working in various positions in the regime. He is described as one of the secretive state's most powerful officials as well as Kim Jong-un's 'number two.'
Furthermore, he currently serves as president of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly.
2. His mother is a former dancer
According to sources, Choe Song's mother is Kang Kyoung-sil -a former dancer in the Mansudae Art Troupe during the 1970s and apparently had personal ties to Kim Yo-jong's mother, Ko Yong Hui.
3. Song is a husband and father
Choe Song and Kim Yo-jong are believed to have become husband and wife in 2014. Her marriage status was kept under wraps until it was eventually confirmed after Kim Yo-jong was spotted wearing her wedding band during an official trip in 2015.
Since then, it is pressumed that the couple has welcomed two children; one born in 2015 and the other in 2018.
4. He has a background in accounting
Choe Song apparently worked for WPK Finance and Accounting Department.
5. Choe Song keeps his life pretty secretive
Though he is the son of a powerful politician and is also married to powerful wife, Kim Yo-jong and is allegedly the father of her children, Choe Song keeps a low profile and in fact, he and his wife have never been seen or even pictured together.


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Q: Appeared at one moment from nowhere error in the discord.py Sitting and studying information about the discord.py 0.16.12 I was interested in the function discord.Client.edit_role(server,role,parametrs*)
I ran into a problem(An hour before that everything worked)
Ignoring exception in on_ready
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\ROG\Desktop\trash\dsbt\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\client.py", line 307, in _run_event
    yield from getattr(self, event)(*args, **kwargs)
  File "C:/Users/ROG/Desktop/trash/dsbt/rainbown_rolle/testbd.py", line 10, in on_ready
    await bot.edit_role(sr, rl, colour=discord.Colour(((rgb[0] << 16) + (rgb[1] << 8) + rgb[2])))
  File "C:\Users\ROG\Desktop\trash\dsbt\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\client.py", line 2860, in edit_role
    yield from self.http.edit_role(server.id, role.id, **payload)
  File "C:\Users\ROG\Desktop\trash\dsbt\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\http.py", line 169, in request
    print(data['retry_after'])
TypeError: string indices must be integers

Bot code
import discord
token="token"
bot=discord.Client()
@bot.event
async def on_ready():
    rgb = [255, 0, 161]
    sr= discord.utils.find(lambda m: m.id == '403945874780061707',bot.servers)
    rl = discord.utils.find(lambda m: m.name == "Обыватель", sr.roles)
    print(type(sr),type(rl))
    await bot.edit_role(sr, rl, colour=discord.Colour(((rgb[0] << 16) + (rgb[1] << 8) + rgb[2])))
bot.run(token)

A: It looks like the endpoint returned some response body that was just text, not a json.
discord.py expects responses with status 429 (rate limited) to be a json it can turn into a dictionary.  So it's trying to access the text like a dictionary, which fails.
According to this commit which fixes this issue for the rewrite branch, it may be that you've been banned by Cloudflare.  Try updating your bot to the new version, but you will most likely have to host your bot somewhere else to get around whatever ban they have in place.

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Unfortunately I did not love this movie like I was hoping. It's actually pretty bad. That being said, it does pull off the hardest part. They actually film in Disney and it looks great, other than a few green screen shots. What falls flat is the story. It's too bad this is the story that came out of something like this. At times it reminds me of a Jim Jarmusch film but as the story unfolds it just kind of reminds me of something I would have thought of in middle school. In terms of movies with people going crazy, I just want to watch Hour of The Wolf with Elizabeth next. That movie does it right cause I remember wanting to watching it over again right when I finished, when I watched it for the first time.
Man oh man. Bad movies are one thing, but disappointing movies are their own brand of upsetting. And Escape from Tomorrow might be one of the most disappointing movies I've ever seen.
If you don't know anything about it, Escape from Tomorrow was filmed at Disney World and Disneyland using guerrilla filmmaking to keep from being caught. It was also edited very carefully to avoid copyright infringement (nothing licensed is ever used, they never actually say Disney, etc). I knew this going into the movie, but I assumed it was more of a Blair Witch-style of single-camera filmmaking. But Escape from Tomorrow is really beautifully shot and you would never know that they didn't have permission to film there.
Given how incredible the movie looks and feels thanks to being filmed that way, it's super disappointing that the story actually really sucks. It follows Jim (Roy Abramsohn) and his wife Emily (Elena Schuber) on a family vacation to Disney World. In the opening of the movie, Jim gets fired over the phone on the last day of the vacation. As they go through the park, Jim both hallucinates evil imagery and follows (in real life) two very young teenage French girls as they also go through the park. At one point, Jim's daughter is pushed down and he takes her to an infirmary for a scraped knee; there a nurse tells him to be careful of "cat flu." Throughout the day, Jim continues to follow the girls, fight with Emily, and at one point blacks out during a conversation with a strange woman and wakes up to her on top of him, having sex, while his daughter waits in the woman's hotel room. At this point, I think we're supposed to think that Jim is just going insane and most of this is in his head, until Emily sees one of the French girl's face transform into a weird demon face. That's where the movie really lost me.
See, it was one thing when everything was in Jim's mind (so we thought). But as soon as Emily saw the demon face, too, the movie suddenly turned from "it's all in Jim's mind" to "it's all a conspiracy perpetrated by Disney." Because that's what it turns into: Jim's not actually crazy, he's just part of a crazy, shoddily-explained conspiracy that Disney is, for whatever reason, involved in. And then, for one last blow, Escape from Tomorrow ends on a Don't Look Now-esque resolution: Jim starts having violent diarrhea, then starts coughing up hairballs, and we discover that he's contracted the once-mentioned-a-long-time-ago cat flu. Emily finds him the next morning dead in the bathroom, with blood and scratches on the wall, and with an erection and cat eyes. Uhhhhhh.
Maybe this isn't a good comparison, but I couldn't help but think of Pi the whole time we watched Escape from Tomorrow. I sort of went through a mild Pi obsession in high school. If you don't know, Pi is basically about a math genius going insane, mostly just in his apartment. I just sooooo badly wanted the story of Pi transplanted into the setting of Escape from Tomorrow.
I guess I don't know who should see this movie. If I had known how shitty the story was, I probably wouldn't have seen it, but then I would have missed seeing the end product of how it was filmed, which was still pretty amazing.


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As a graduate student, I've worked on numerous projects covering immersive mixed reality systems, user experience, interaction, and editorial design. My professional practice includes work with Bull City 150 as a Digital Humanities Fellow. I've also worked as the Virtual Reality Pentair Fellow at NC State Libraries. I'm currently collaborating with researchers at N.C. State College of Humanities and Social Sciences to create the virtual reality reenactment of Martin Luther King's "Fill Up the Jails" speech.
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Next week, we'll post an itinerary about where you can find us during the convention and expo, including the talks we will be giving.
This is the final piece in my three-part series about the Internet of Things and the DDoS attacks that have taken place in the last month. I've saved this post for last because I feel it's the most essential. As I'd said in my last piece, we, as users, need to create secure passwords and credentials for all aspects of our online life. I focused on what consumers can do to improve their security, but it doesn't stop with them. We need to hold manufacturers to account. Manufacturers have the biggest responsibility in this.
In the attack on Dyn, a majority of the devices used could be sourced back to one manufacturer, Hangzhou Xiongmai Technology Co Ltd. They make parts for cameras, DVRs and storage devices. You've may not have heard of them because they 'white-label' a lot of their products. They also make components used in products and some of those components were open to attack. The reason I'm distinguishing here is I want to make clear that your devices are only as secure as your weakest piece. I should make it clear that Xiongmai has issued a recall for some of their devices, but this is complicated by the fact that, as a company who white-labels, you may have one of the devices and may not know it.
In order to provide perspective, let me cover some of the problems these manufacturers have.
This list is compiled from the source code for Mirai, the software used to attack devices. It's pretty shocking to me to see some of the passwords and accounts listed here, honestly. For those who may not be familiar with servers and deeper computer usage terminology, let me say to you that seeing the user 'root' on so many of these is scary. Root is the main user of a system. It's superadmin with all permissions. That means that anyone with those credentials can do whatever they want to that device. But that's not all, you're note that at least one of these devices just required the username of 'root' and NO password.
I searched from my search engine 'Logging in as system administrator on your Xerox printer'.
I found the first unpaid result to be the link very similar to the link listed above.
I clicked on the support page link and searched for a model number.
I clicked on a link to a pdf for the model in question.
I searched the term 'password'.
PDF containing this information was easy to find using a model number and searching the PDF for the word 'password'.
Don't use admin/1111 as the default credentials. Give each new customer a randomly generated way of authenticating.
Password protect any system administrator documents on their website. Require a 'customer id' number along with credentials.
Remove the display of ANY credentials from PDFs. Instead, put a 'customer support' number there, where a person has to call in to get credentials or have a remote authentication mechanism as part of the customer support.
So, I know what you're thinking. Why doesn't the user of this printer just change the password? In fact, in the screenshot from Xerox's site, they encourage users to do that. That can be easier said than done. That password is required in multiple places for support and maintenance. Also, changing the password can be an onerous task. The keyboards on copiers and printers are not the friendliest to use, so creating a more complicated password can be time consuming and having to reenter it all the time could be a nuisance. I will say, though, end user, you should think hard about this. How often do you need to access admin for your system? What constraints does it put on you to change that password? My answer is, do it. Don't think about it, just do it.
So, it appears to me that admin/1111 is used for convenience of systems support. This lies at the manufacturer's door. To me, this type of thing is essential to customer care. Build security into your device and work to educate them as to why this is essential to their business. As a non-user of a product, it should not be this easy for me to get this information. Period.
So, now that we've looked at passwords, let's move on to hardware.
Security expert Bruce Schneier first called out the issues with hardware in his excellent piece from 2014. In fact, this was the piece that inspired me to push CRT into the IoT space. He helped me see that we need to protect our members and their clients as these devices were ramping up for the home. He literally 'peels back the onion' on the hardware and software and all the challenges wrought. Briefly, I'll try to paint a picture of the challenge using Schneier's paints. In order to make an internet-enabled device, you have to pull together a number of smaller components.
As the product manufacturer, it's most likely you don't make those components because they require specialized equipment and knowledge. They are also relatively cheap, so, economically, it's better to buy than build. When you put these components together from various manufacturers, you now have a mash-up of pieces. Some of these pieces are essentially mini-computers and have software running on them. Now, each one of these components with firmware or running some low-level software are a risk because, as we know from owning computers for the last 40 years, software has bugs. Once a vulnerability is discovered in the software on these components, you now have a chink in the armor. The question then becomes, how does one get an update for the firmware for a component in a device you bought and expect to just work? It's not easy. Does the component manufacturer step up and release the patch? Does the manufacturer then deploy the patch? How does a user of the hardware know when there's a needed critical patch? Why not just release an update over the air?
Manufacturers need to have a plan on how to work with components companies to deliver better, more secure products. I do understand this is much easier said than done. But, we need to get there. Getting a product to market before anyone else does shouldn't happen unless you've considered all the issues and what you can do to fix them. One company I want to highlight as doing very well at the Internet of Things is Canary. They make a security camera for the home. We've been in contact with them several times and have talked about these issues and how they're approaching them. Out of all the companies we've met, Canary strikes me as taking these issues the most seriously.
First, they take their devices to a hacker conference called Defcon every year. They want to see if they can be hacked so they can fix any problems before they make a large impact. We've spoken to several people there who've said that they work really hard to make sure this device is secure because it's gathering sensitive data. It's a video camera in your home. They want to make sure it's as secure as can be.
What that tells you is that they've looked at the potential vulnerabilities in their device and are making sure they are covered. More like this, please.
Apple's Homekit is another example of taking encryption seriously. People get upset with Apple because of their 'walled garden' approach to their systems, but there is a method to their madness. In order for your device to become a Homekit certified device, you need to have one of their encrypted chips in the device. You also need to use some 'bleeding-edge' security protocols for connecting to their system. Now, we've spoken to several manufacturers who've said it's a pretty intense process, both in time and resources. Mirai highlights the need for these measures.
The answer to making other companies follow suit really comes down to putting pressure on the manufacturers and their suppliers. Do we ask the government to intervene? Do we wait for hardware manufacturers to take action like Canary and Apple? The way we see it, there needs to be a way to either certify or validate these devices. At NAR, we are investigating how we could be a part of something like this. We've had conversations with companies like Underwriters Laboratories (UL, LLC) and Trusource Labs, public-interest groups like The Online Trust Alliance, Future of Privacy Forum, and Center for Democracy & Technology and some vendors, about how to proceed. We are actively working on setting up a certification/validation type system. We feel like we can help be a part of the solution as we have no economic interest in these devices, yet have interest in the best possible experience in owning or living in a home. As more of these devices are released, more issues will arise. We want to mitigate as many as possible, so a standardization of this process can help to clean this up.
But we have the problem now. What can we do in the meantime? To start, the US-CERT (United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team) provides a list of ways to mitigate and prevent these takeovers of IoT devices. At NAR, we worked with the Online Trust Alliance and issued a statement that 100% of IoT vulnerabilities are preventable in recent attacks. In fact, we released this a few weeks before the Mirai attacks. There are a number of simple steps manufacturers can take to improve their hardware security. What I recommend you do as a user of these technologies, before you buy any product, do a search of the product name along with the phrases 'security issues' or 'hacked'. Search devices you have now in the home as well. Update software regularly. Also, keep following us. We are here for our members. So, if you've made it through the three pieces I wrote…what thoughts do you have? Share in the comments below.
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The Current Policies and Research of Florida's Mangroves
Mangroves are a critical player in Florida's security from the elements, diverse balance of ecosystems, and natural beauty. While the issue of mangrove conservation is a recurring one in Florida politics, recent studies suggest that mangroves are expanding poleward in response to climate change. Mangrove poleward expansion is an undeniable reality, but its effects are not yet clear, indicating the need for further research as well as an effective monitoring and management plan. This literature review establishes how the study of mangroves and mangrove expansion has evolved over time, covering the evolution of mangrove legislation and scientific study in addition to relevant agreements and disagreements in the literature.
The legal centerpiece of Florida's mangrove legislation is the Mangrove Trimming and Preservation Act of 1996.[1] This legislation was officially designed to "protect and preserve mangrove resources" from "unregulated removal, defoliation, and destruction."[2] The statute is best used, however, alongside an article for the Florida Bar Journal by Kellyalexis Fisher, which reveals the key stakeholders and omissions from the statute. The original version of the law (1995) heavily favored Florida landowners, who sought to withdraw the power to regulate mangroves from local governments and make it significantly easier to trim mangroves without a permit.[3] While lawmakers revised the law in 1996 and partially tightened restrictions on mangrove trimming, the statute fails to fully address the concerns of Florida environmentalists and few adjustments have been made since.[4] The Florida Coastal Management Program Guide, while explaining coastal conservation, mentions climate change in only two sections.[5]
The scientific study of the effects of climate change on mangroves, on the other hand, has dramatically increased over time. The first scientific article known to suggest a poleward mangrove expansion was published in 1991.[6] In the late 2000s and early 2010s researchers attributed poleward expansion to climate change.[7] Experts have identified that a major mechanism for the large northeast expansion observed in Florida is related to the decreased frequency of extreme cold events.[8][9] Researchers agree that the byproducts of climate change such as the increase in sea level and temperature are also directly affecting the distribution and performance of mangroves.[10][11] Experts have also identified that the decreased frequency in extreme cold events acts as a major mechanism for the mangrove expansion in Florida.[12][13]
Although experts collectively agree on the presence of poleward expansion, there is much uncertainty about the magnitude and potential outcomes of this phenomenon. Many raise concerns that this rapid spread could negatively impact ecosystems if remained unchecked.[14] For instance, mangroves are known to displace salt marshes, another ecologically valuable habitat.[15] There is also no consistent response of poleward mangrove expansion to temperature increase across the mangrove's entire range.[16][17] The projected rate of expansion is highly variable across the different areas where some rates are negligible while others are predicted to increase significantly.[18] Researchers predict that mangrove ecosystems can keep pace with current rises in sea levels, but if sea levels continue to rise at an accelerated rate, mangrove habitats may collapse.[19][20] However, many argue that this expansion is beneficial because the ecosystem services provided by mangroves would only double. Mangroves are recognized for their vital contribution to ecosystem services such as providing buffer for coastlines, carbon storage, and habitat for many organisms. Some researchers predict that by 2080, mangroves could capture the equivalent of up to half of Florida's yearly man-made carbon emissions.[21] As a result, many advocate that we should facilitate rather than impede the poleward march.[22][23]
Understanding the effects of climate change on mangrove ecosystems is important for developing an effective management plan to insure Florida's future security, natural beauty, and ecological stability. Based on current mangrove legislation, this review finds that Florida law does not adequately address poleward expansion. Experts agree that poleward expansion is occurring throughout the mangrove's range, however the consequences, rate, and magnitude of this habitat shift is still under dispute. With this in mind, we suggest a protected-study approach; expanding mangrove forests must be protected while future studies determine whether or not mangrove expansion will yield positive effects.
Cavanaugh, Kyle C. et al. 2014. "Poleward Expansion of Mangroves Is a Threshold Response to Decreased Frequency of Extreme Cold Events." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 111(2): 723–27.
Colin D. Woodroffe, and John Grindrod. 1991. "Mangrove Biogeography: The Role of Quaternary Environmental and Sea-Level Change." Journal of Biogeography 18(5): 479–92.
Ellison, J, and D Stoddart. 1991. "Mangrove Ecosystem Collapse during Predicted Sea-Level Rise:Holocene Analogues and Implications." 7: 151–65.
Florida Coastal Office. 2017. Florida Coastal Management Program Guide: A Guide to the Federally Approved Florida Coastal Management Program. Department of Environmental Protection. https://floridadep.gov/sites/default/files/FCMP-Program-Guide-2017_0.pdf.
Florida State Legislature. 1996. 403.9321-403.9333 403.9321 1996 Mangrove Trimming & Preservation Act. https://files.zotero.net/9561192967/A9RE616.pdf.
Jennerjahn, T. C. et al. 2017. "Mangrove Ecosystems under Climate Change." In Mangrove Ecosystems: A Global Biogeographic Perspective, Springer, Cham, 211–44. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-62206-4_7 (February 3, 2018).
Jim Waymer. 2017. "Could Mangrove Northern Expansion Temper Global Warming?" Florida Today. https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/environment/2017/01/14/could-mangrove-northern-expansion-temper-global-warming/94736686/.
Justin Gillis. 2013. "Spared Winter Freeze, Florida's Mangroves Are Marching North." New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/31/science/without-winter-freezes-mangroves-are-marching-north-scientists-say.html.
Kellyalexis Fisher. 1998. "Man Let 'em Grow: The State of Florida Mangrove Laws." The Florida Bar Journal Volume LXXII(No. 5). https://www.floridabar.org/news/tfb-journal/?durl=/divcom%2Fjn%2Fjnjournal01%2Ensf%2FAuthor%2FDBAE001D7B30B37885256ADB005D61D5.
Meeder, John F., Randall W. Parkinson, Pablo L. Ruiz, and Michael S. Ross. 2017. "Saltwater Encroachment and Prediction of Future Ecosystem Response to the Anthropocene Marine Transgression, Southeast Saline Everglades, Florida." Hydrobiologia 803(1): 29–48.
Osland, Michael J. et al. 2017. "Mangrove Expansion and Contraction at a Poleward Range Limit: Climate Extremes and Land-Ocean Temperature Gradients." Ecology 98(1): 125–37.
Snedaker, S, and R Araujo. 1998. "Stomatal Conductance and Gas Exchange in Four Species of Caribbean Mangroves Exposed to Ambient and Increased CO2." 49: 325–27.
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[1] Florida State Legislature, "1996 Mangrove Trimming & Preservation Act," 403.9321-403.9333 403.9321 § (1996), https://files.zotero.net/9561192967/A9RE616.pdf.
[2] Kellyalexis Fisher, "Man Let 'em Grow: The State of Florida Mangrove Laws," The Florida Bar Journal Volume LXXII, no. No. 5 (May 1998), https://www.floridabar.org/news/tfb-journal/?durl=/divcom%2Fjn%2Fjnjournal01%2Ensf%2FAuthor%2FDBAE001D7B30B37885256ADB005D61D5.
[5] Florida Coastal Office, "Florida Coastal Management Program Guide: A Guide to the Federally Approved Florida Coastal Management Program" (Department of Environmental Protection, October 11, 2017), https://floridadep.gov/sites/default/files/FCMP-Program-Guide-2017_0.pdf.
[6] Colin D. Woodroffe and John Grindrod, "Mangrove Biogeography: The Role of Quaternary Environmental and Sea-Level Change," Journal of Biogeography 18, no. 5 (September 1991): 479–92.
[7] Justin Gillis, "Spared Winter Freeze, Florida's Mangroves Are Marching North," New York Times, December 30, 2013, http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/31/science/without-winter-freezes-mangroves-are-marching-north-scientists-say.html.
[8] Kyle C. Cavanaugh et al., "Poleward Expansion of Mangroves Is a Threshold Response to Decreased Frequency of Extreme Cold Events," Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 111, no. 2 (January 14, 2014): 723–27, https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1315800111.
[9] Jim Waymer, "Could Mangrove Northern Expansion Temper Global Warming?," Florida Today, January 14, 2017, https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/environment/2017/01/14/could-mangrove-northern-expansion-temper-global-warming/94736686/.
[10] T. C. Jennerjahn et al., "Mangrove Ecosystems under Climate Change," in Mangrove Ecosystems: A Global Biogeographic Perspective (Springer, Cham, 2017), 211–44, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-62206-4_7.
[11] John F. Meeder et al., "Saltwater Encroachment and Prediction of Future Ecosystem Response to the Anthropocene Marine Transgression, Southeast Saline Everglades, Florida," Hydrobiologia 803, no. 1 (November 1, 2017): 29–48, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10750-017-3359-0.
[12] Jennerjahn et al., "Mangrove Ecosystems under Climate Change."
[13] Meeder et al., "Saltwater Encroachment and Prediction of Future Ecosystem Response to the Anthropocene Marine Transgression, Southeast Saline Everglades, Florida."
[14] Justin Gillis, "Spared Winter Freeze, Florida's Mangroves Are Marching North."
[16] S Snedaker and R Araujo, "Stomatal Conductance and Gas Exchange in Four Species of Caribbean Mangroves Exposed to Ambient and Increased CO2" 49 (1998): 325–27.
[18] Michael J. Osland et al., "Mangrove Expansion and Contraction at a Poleward Range Limit: Climate Extremes and Land-Ocean Temperature Gradients," Ecology 98, no. 1 (January 1, 2017): 125–37, https://doi.org/10.1002/ecy.1625.
[19] Ellison and Stoddart, "Mangrove Ecosystem Collapse during Predicted Sea-Level Rise:Holocene Analogues and Implications."
[20] Snedaker and Araujo, "Stomatal Conductance and Gas Exchange in Four Species of Caribbean Mangroves Exposed to Ambient and Increased CO2."
[21] Jim Waymer, "Could Mangrove Northern Expansion Temper Global Warming?"
[23] Doughty et al., "Mangrove Range Expansion Rapidly Increases Coastal Wetland Carbon Storage."
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Weekly News Roundup
The Department of Education in New South Wales, Australia announced this week that it officially supports its teachers' use of Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites, noting that this will "help improve communication between schools and their communities
John Resig, the creator of JQuery, announced this week that he was leaving the Mozilla Foundation and joining Khan Academy -- a move that's sure to have a huge impact on education technology.
The 40 regional finalists for the Doodle 4 Google competition have been announced. The public can vote on these through May 13. This vote will help determine the four national finalist, one per grade group (K-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12). On May 19, Google will announce the national winner, whose doodle will appear on Google.
Amazon is suing the National Association of College Bookstores (NACB), arguing that the the latter constitutes a monopoly. The lawsuit follows claims by the NACB that Amazon is falsely advertising that students can save up to 60 - 90% on textbooks by shopping with the online bookseller.
TeachStreet,the online community that helps lifelong learners find teachers and classes on almost any subject, announced that it was revamping its pricing structure, making the Basic Listings on its site free again. Featured and the new enhanced listings, however, will still cost money -- $10 and $3 respectively.
The AFP reports that Facebook is being sued for not notifying parents and gaining their permission when their children "like" things on the social networking site. By "liking," minors' faces can appear in Facebook's Social Ads, for example. Facebook says the suit is "without merit."
The British broadcast channel Teachers TV had its government funding axed and was facing shutdown, but The Guardian reports that it has struck a deal and will relaunch as an online service called SchoolsWorld, which will have both an advertising-supported and subscription service for its content.
Mobile gaming startup SCVNGR is teaming up with the book publisher Scholastic for the "this is teen" initiative, that will connect teen readers to authors, books, and a community of readers


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General Hospital 2-12-19, Laura pays Franco a visit. Cameron gets into trouble. Peter and Maxie bump into Nina. Obrecht preys upon Valentin's discomfort. Sonny tells Spencer to do the right thing.
Next on General Hospital, Kristina struggles with a bout of jealousy. Finn and Robert work together. Michael hears from Nelle.
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