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Civility Linkblogging: Classroom, Internet, and Transit
June 16, 2014 Adam Zolkover
By Anita Pratanti, via flickr
This post is part of our ongoing effort to highlight discourse about civility around the web. Our articles for civility linkblogging come from a wide cross-section of blogs and newspapers, magazines and other websites, from the United States and abroad.
This week's post focuses on what we might call small civilities — etiquette on trains and in parking lots, civility in online gaming communities and student evaluations. But as these articles all make clear, small civilities add up. Teaching evaluations in college classrooms may mean a venue to vent for disappointed students, but for instructors, they are a measure of continued employment. Crowded trains may seem like mere inconvenience, but as Dr. P. M. Forni says, in a close-quartered bus or train, you have in action two of the main incivility-causing factors. These are anonymity and stress. And in combination, they can escalate into violence.
If you have an article that you think would be right for future civility linkblogging posts, please do not hesitate to email it to us at [email protected]. Include the title, url, and a short summary, and we will gladly review it for publication.
Now — the list:
Want to Save Civility in Gaming Culture? Confront the Bullies.
Posted by Lisa Granshaw at The Daily Dot, May 12, 2014
Tito thinks engaging with these commenters is important and that just ignoring them doesn't solve anything. Giant Bomb news editor Patrick Klepek, who spoke on another panel on the topic called "Why Internet jerks aren't going to win, and you can help," agreed.
"I don't really subscribe to the idea of ignoring the trolls and they'll go away, because—pro tip—they don't…" he said. "We need to talk about this because we need to make sure people know what's happening."
Klepek points out harassment isn't exclusive to game culture. It's more of an Internet problem. He finds that instead of a passionate debate of opinions in his comments sections, there will be a small but vocal group that shouts and bullies.
Parking Lot Civility
Posted by Annabel Monaghan at annabelmonaghan.com, May 15, 2014
In the YMCA parking lot I was wholly focused on my own interests. I'm going to miss my meeting. I'm going to miss my shower. I'm really sweating here. How could this woman do this to ME? Since I was already so involved with myself, I decided to look a little closer. Yes, I too sometimes do thoughtless things that inconvenience others. I sometimes forget to signal or don't notice that the light has changed. I sometimes stop my car in the middle of the street to chat with a friend and fail to notice the cars lined up behind me. There's more, but you get the idea.
It was a humbling exercise, and by the time I finished my self-examination I was feeling pretty darn civil. If I can figure out how to make this a habit, then maybe I can keep it together the next time someone parks so close to me that I have to crawl through my trunk to get into my car. Because, guess what, I sometimes park like an idiot too.
ADL Head Warns of Bullies in the Internet Age
Posted by Eve Sullivan at the Stamford Advocate, May 20, 2014
Abe Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, said he was recently asked to give a college commencement speech, but then one student protested and said he would be a disruption to the graduation.
However, Foxman went "because this was freedom of speech used to bully and intimidate," he said.
After the speech, Foxman said he publicly embraced the student who asked him not to come. He said the student later sent him an email saying he couldn't believe the embrace happened, and that it was a lesson in civility.
Foxman said having a true democracy in society has always been a challenge, but he said he wonders whether people are now facing something more subversive.
Commuters Get Squished, Etiquette Gets Squashed
Posted by Samantha Melamed at Philly.com, May 22, 2014
Nationwide, transit ridership is up 37.2 percent since 1995. On SEPTA Regional Rail, ridership grew by 50 percent in the last 15 years.
But it's a recipe for rudeness, said P.M. Forni, founder of the Civility Project at Johns Hopkins University.
Incivility is an age-old problem, he said. "But in a close-quartered bus or train, you have in action two of the main incivility-causing factors. These are anonymity and stress."
In other words, it feels OK to be a jerk on the bus, because you're harried and no one knows you.
But, Forni warned, "Incivility often escalates into violence, and that's one reason we need to take it seriously."
Writing a Student Evaluation Can Be Like Trolling the Internet
Posted by Heidi Tworek at The Atlantic, May 21, 2014
Clearly, some students don't take these assessments seriously, which is particularly problematic for non-tenure track faculty—teaching evaluations have become the singular metric for hiring adjuncts. Predictably, this has encouraged these educators to pander to students and acquiesce to grade grubbers.
But these issues aren't unique to student evaluations. Course assessments look a lot like public discourse on the Internet, from product evaluations to discussion boards to comments sections on news sites. For some—the comment champions—this shift of power toward everyday users is emancipatory, offering spaces to share thoughts and shape how other people think and view products. For others—the comment curmudgeons—the often-derisive culture of online commenting eliminates chances for civil debate and intellectual integrity.
Link Blogging bullying, course evaluations, etiquette, gaming, Internet, linkblogging, mass transit, parking lots, small civilities
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# Summary
This is a test project running through how to program for MongoDB using C# .NET. Several things are being tested in this project, including CRUD operations on a Mongo Database, Bson Data Serialization, and NUnit testing framework.

# Installation
At the moment this is a .NET console application. To build this project you will need to download the repository, the Mongo .NET driver, and NUnit.

# Licence
This code is freely distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

# Support
Feel free to submit bugs to the Github issues page. This is a pre-alpha-alpha-alpha project mainly meant for testing, so please consider this code and any changes as-is.

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This page has a ton of links to information on discoverers and explorers, from prehistoric man through modern day. The only topic that appears to be missing is space exploration.
The entire site is text-based with a few exceptions from outside Web sites. The main page has a long list of categories and links and since a lot of the links lead to other Web sites the layout of pages is not consistent. The site uses a simple, gray background and black text.
The resources are divided into time periods and/or geographic locations (of exploration). These are presented as a long list that can be read by scrolling down the page. Most of the pages do not have a link back to the Web site so the browser's back button must be used.
This Web site has an enormous amount of information. The main theme of the site is voyages of exploration and discovery and that covers a lot of ground. Some of the sections on the site are listings of sites with multiple pages of information; an alphabetical list of explorers; links to pictures, drawings and photographs of explorers and their voyages; a list of explorers who died during their voyages; a list of additional sources; special sections on the Vikings and Columbus; and biographies of some explorers. All this information is in addition to the extensive list found on the home page which covers the explorations during the time of the Romans, the Middle Ages and the "Age of Discovery" (1400-1520). The main page also has information grouped by the geographic locations, such as the East Indies and North, Central and South America. The site even includes information on the Polar regions and discoveries in the ocean. This is an excellent resource site for history teachers and students and would make an excellent companion to lessons on exploration or specific time periods.


A room filled with grey industrial bins, at the centre is a large green beanbag/ cushion with the sign « Wuquan – Wuzhi de lichuang » printed on it. The sign trans- lates to « the right of objects – the power of ignorance ». This installation is derived from a revised version of the United Na- tion's Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948. In 1994 Wu and Inga Svala Thorsdottir redrafted their version of the Declaration to include rights for living and inanimate things, i.e. humans, animals, plants and in short, everything. They then arranged for labels proclaiming « Thing's Rights » in English and Chinese to be affixed to garbage bins, which can be readily adapted to different exhibition set- tings.


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Who's Behind the Charlotte Riots? Police Say 70% of Arrests are from Out of State Being Bussed In
Matt Agorist September 23, 2016
Under questionable circumstances still flaring factious public division, police stole the life Keith Lamont Scott this week. His death sparked peaceful protests, later turned so violent on the streets of Charlotte, one reporter from an albeit conservative outlet likened the scene to the military assault on the West Bank by Israel.
What caused the Charlotte protests to go from peaceful to chaotic?
On CNN Thursday night, Todd Walther, spokesman for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Fraternal Order of Police told CNN's Erin Burnett that the 'protesters' in Charlotte are 'instigators' being brought in from outside the state.
"This is not Charlotte that's out here. These are outside entities that are coming in and causing these problems. These are not protestors, these are criminals."
"We've got the instigators that are coming in from the outside. They were coming in on buses from out of state. If you go back and look at some of the arrests that were made last night. I can about say probably 70% of those had out-of-state IDs. They're not coming from Charlotte."
#Charlotte police: 70% of arrested protesters had out of state ID's, outside entities are causing these problems https://t.co/Kwya2xXerk
— OutFrontCNN (@OutFrontCNN) September 22, 2016
While this may sound outrageous, this tactic appears to be the modus operandi for those who wish to turn peaceful protests into destructive riots.
As Zero Hedge reports, as shocking as this statement is, it should not be a total surprise. 18 months ago, as the riots flared in Ferguson, there was one man pulling the strings of this 'domestic false flag'… George Soros. In an apparent effort to "keep the media's attention on the city and to widen the scope of the incident to focus on interrelated causes — not just the overpolicing and racial discrimination narratives that were highlighted by the news media in August," liberal billionaire George Soros donated $33million to social justice organizations which helped turn events in Ferguson from a local protest into a national flashpoint.
We know, this sounds outrageous. However, consider the following.
As the Free Thought Project has continued to report, memos and documents published by DCLeaks continue shedding light on billionaire globalist George Soros and his progressive organization, Open Society Foundations (OSF). Due to their poor digital curation, however, the leaks are hard to comb through which is leading to the information slowly trickling out. The latest of the documents, however, reveals the billionaire's attempt to organize a "national movement" to create a federalized police force.
The document shows that OSF saw the killings of Mike Brown, Eric Garner, Walter Scott, and Freddie Gray as an opportunity to implement this mission of federal police guidelines. OSF, according to the documents, then held a meeting titled, "Police Reform: How to Take Advantage of the Crisis of the Moment and Drive Long-Term Institutional Change in Police-Community Practice."
The memo further documents that Soros-financed groups and personalities influenced a Task Force on 21st Century Policing, created by President Obama. Last may, the task force released a final report consisting of 60 recommendations recommending protocol to local departments on how to modify policing practices.
The information is from a 61-page report of an Open Society U.S. Programs Board Meeting that took place in New York City in May of last year.
States the board meeting document:
The federal government is seeking philanthropic support for a number of its initiatives. In addition to seeking support to advance the implementation of the recommendations of the Presidential Taskforce, the White House recently launched the Policing Data Initiative to explore how best to use data and technology to build trust, voice, and solutions to improve community policing. The Department of Justice recently selected the first six cities to host pilot sites for the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice, which was launched last fall to help repair and strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve by exploring strategies intended to enhance procedural justice, reduce implicit bias, and support racial reconciliation.
We are gaining a better understanding of these efforts in order to determine how best USP can use this moment to create a national movement. We have already had a set of preliminary conversations with about a dozen key stakeholders and will undertake a field scan to map the areas of work currently underway to advance police reform, including an assessment of the redundancies and gaps in work, and opportunities for collaboration. As we proceed, we will engage the funder network we helped to establish, the Executive Alliance on Men and Boys of Color, which now includes forty foundations.
U.S. Programs (USP) is a part of OSF with the stated mission of working to further a vibrant democratic society in which all people can meaningfully participate in its civic, economic, and political life.
According to the above excerpt, USP was thinking of ways to capitalize on police killings to 'create a national movement' to implement their agenda — and Charlotte fits the description.
The think tank also raises the question of how to properly steer the ostensible 'grassroots' organizations, such as Black Lives Matter, to achieve USP goals.
The events of the past several months have understandably led to a wide range of activities, including a variety of advocacy efforts, to respond to the significant challenges in policing that have been exposed and the opportunity to promote meaningful and lasting change. For example, organized under the banner of the Civil Rights Coalition on Police Reform, organizations like the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under the Law, LCCHR, and LDF are advocating for federal reform efforts with a particular emphasis on data collection and transparency and, as noted above, 35 effecting federal funding streams. A variety of other national advocacy organizations, including grantees Advancement Project, PolicyLink, the Center for Popular Democracy and the ACLU are working to provide advocates with toolkits and resources to help their organizing efforts. Locally based groups such as the Ohio Student Association, the Organization for Black Struggle, the Asian Law Caucus, and the ACLU of New Jersey, to name a few, are advocating for specific reforms at the city and state levels. Another layer of grassroots and youth-oriented groups like Freedom Side, Ferguson Action, Black Lives Matter and Million Hoodies Movement for Justice are also advocating for specific reforms. The range of efforts underway raises a number of questions and concerns about capacity, the need for coordination and the appropriate prioritization of policy objectives, among others, which we will discuss in the policing portion of the meeting.
While the intentions of reforming police in America seem noble, the very idea of a Soros-led initiative is chilling.
Another memo, leaked last month, showed the billionaire was potentially funding the Black Lives Matter movement, to the tune of $650,000. We now know why.
Matt Agorist is an honorably discharged veteran of the USMC and former intelligence operator directly tasked by the NSA. This prior experience gives him unique insight into the world of government corruption and the American police state. Agorist has been an independent journalist for over a decade and has been featured on mainstream networks around the world. Follow @MattAgorist on Twitter and now on Steemit

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LEESBURG — The Dozier Circle entrance to Venetian Gardens will temporarily close to traffic starting on Monday for construction related to the city's new community building.
During the road closure — which is expected to last 45 days — the boat ramp at Venetian Gardens will be inaccessible. As an alternate, boaters can utilize the ramp at Ski Beach.
Venetian Cove Marina, Pat Thomas Stadium and the Cultural Arts building will all remain open. Visitors to those facilities must use the Ball Park Road entrance, just east of Dozier Circle. Signs will be posted marking the entrance location.
Access to Ball Park Road is only available to drivers traveling east on Dixie Avenue.


This is the second in a series of blog posts on extensibility in gEDA using Guile Scheme.
In this post, I'll explain how to set up your build environment in such a way that you can easily compile gEDA against either Guile 1.8 or Guile 2.0, since we need to support using gEDA with either version of Guile at the moment.
Firstly, you need to build and install Guile 2.0 and Guile 1.8 to their own prefixes, e.g. /opt/guile-2.0/ and /opt/guile-1.8/.
Next, you need to have some way of quickly adding and removing the different versions of Guile to your environment. Specifically, you need to be able to modify INFOPATH, PATH, MANPATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PKG_CONFIG_PATH.
One particularly neat thing about modules is that although I give all my examples here for POSIX sh and/or bash, the same module files can be used with other shells such as tcsh with no modification.
Unfortunately, modules can be a bit of a pain to install, and many distributions don't appear to package it. This is a guide to getting it working on Ubuntu 10.04; it's much easier on Fedora, since there you can just install the environment-modules package.
with 2.0 replaced by 1.8 for /opt/Modules/modulefiles/guile/1.8.
Finally, it's necessary to tell modules which version of Guile should be the default, for when a user asks for module load guile. We can do this by adding a /opt/Modules/modulefiles/guile/.modulerc file.
After re-initialising your session (probably easiest to log out and back in again), you should be able to swap between versions of Guile using module load and module switch as described above.
In my next post I will discuss one of the problems that's quite common in gEDA's use of Guile: unsafe behaviour on non-local exits such as Scheme exceptions.


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Return Jonathan Meigs Jr. (; November 17, 1764March 29, 1825) was a Democratic-Republican politician from Ohio. He served as the fourth governor of Ohio, fifth United States Postmaster General, and as a United States senator.

Early life
Meigs was born in Middletown in the Colony of Connecticut on November 17, 1764. He was the son of Return J. Meigs Sr. and the descendant of early Puritan settlers in Massachusetts. He graduated from Yale College in 1785 and studied law there. In 1788, after being admitted to the bar in Connecticut, he moved to Marietta, Ohio, where his father had been one of the first settlers, arriving earlier that year.

Career
In Marietta, Meigs was a lawyer, storekeeper and farmer, as well as serving in public offices. He was appointed the first court clerk for the court established at Marietta in 1788. When a post office was established in Marietta in 1794, he became its first postmaster. In 1798 he was named to a judgeship on the Northwest Territory's territorial court, and in 1799 he won election to the territorial legislature.

In 1803 he was appointed the first chief justice of the Ohio State Supreme Court. In October 1804, he resigned this position to become commandant of U. S. troops in the St. Charles district of the Louisiana Territory. He attained the rank of Brevet Colonel and retained the command until 1806. In 1805 he was chosen as judge of the Supreme Court of Louisiana and then in 1807, Judge of the United States District Court for the Michigan Territory.

He returned to Ohio in 1807 to run for governor. He won the election, but was declared ineligible for failing to meet the residency requirements. He then was appointed to the U.S. Senate to finish the term of John Smith and was re-elected to his own term a year later. He resigned in late 1810 after winning the governorship.

He served two two-year terms, resigning in April 1814 when appointed Postmaster general by President Madison. His service as Postmaster General was not without controversy.  Congress investigated him twice, and he was cleared both times.  The size of the Post office doubled during his tenure, which implicated financial difficulties. He served until 1823, when he retired due to ill health and returned to Marietta. Meigs died March 29, 1825, and is buried in Marietta's Mound Cemetery. His grave is marked by a large monument bearing a long inscription reciting his public services and family devotion.

Family
Meigs was married in 1788 to Sophia Wright, and they had one child, a daughter named Mary who married Congressman and Federal Judge John George Jackson of Clarksburg, (W)Va in 1810. Return J. Meigs Jr. did not have a direct male heir, but two of his younger brothers, John and Timothy, each named a son Return Jonathan Meigs. The first of these—called Return J. Meigs III—passed the bar in Frankfort, Kentucky, commenced law practice in Athens, Tennessee, and became prominent in Tennessee state affairs before the Civil War. He moved to Staten Island, New York, however, at the time of Tennessee's secession from the Union in 1861. Among those men who read law under his tutelage in Tennessee was William Parish Chilton who would become Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.

Timothy's son, Return J. Meigs IV, married Jennie Ross, daughter of principal Cherokee chief John Ross, and emigrated to Oklahoma on the Trail of Tears.

Legacy
Meigs County, Ohio is named in his honor. (Meigs County, Tennessee is named for his father.) Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Ohio was named in his honor during the War of 1812 by William Henry Harrison.

References

Bibliography
 Meigs, Return Jonathan Jr. (1764–1825): A Prophecy, Ohio Archæological and Historical Society Publications: Volume 20 [1911], pp. 351–352, poem by Return J. Meigs Jr.

External links
Return J. Meigs Jr.  Biographical Directory of the United States Congress - Retrieved on 2008-08-10

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Q: Dynamically set the settings options for the ng-dropdown-multiselect How can I dynamically set the settings options for the ng-dropdown-multiselect, like setting the data, is this posible?
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Brides Celebrate Japans First Celebrity Same-Sex Marriage
The first celebrity lesbian wedding was held in Japan, Tokoy this weekend. Former Gravure model and television personality Ayaka Ichinose (34) and actress Akane Sugimori (28) got married in a symbolic ceremony on Sunday amid growing calls for Japan to legalise gay marriage.
While their marriage will not be recognised under law, actresses – both dressed in white – tied the knot in front of some 80 relatives and friends.
Sugimori told press after the ceremony in Shinjuku ward.
We held the wedding ceremony so that it might become easier for others to do the same in the future."
Akane Sugimori
She said they would try to register their marriage with the municipal office, but expected their application to be rejected.
Ichinose came out as a lesbian in 2009, and met Sugimori at a gay bar in Shinjuku, Tokyo in October 2012.
We hope gay people will also be able to marry in Japan, and hope our wedding can help promote this goal.'
Ayaka Ichinose
Japan has a rich gay history, but LGBT rights get short shrift in the mainstream media. Japan's views on homosexuality are a complex one. Despite artistic cultural exports that shows Japan as being a socially progressive society in regards to gender and sexual expression, the country still struggles with broad legislation that would ensure LGBT equality.
Last month, a Tokyo council voted to issue "partnership" certificates to gay couples, the first such recognition of same-sex unions in Japan. Other municipalities are now considering doing the same.
The certificate will carry only symbolic significance, since the Japanese constitution identifies marriage as a union based on mutual consent of the parties from "both sexes".
Ichinose said she was 'very pleased' by the move and was considering moving to the ward, but she noted that as the certificates are effective only in Shibuya, there would not be many cases in which they would be useful.
Two other districts and one city are now considering similar measures.
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On Monday 12/03/2018, the Carlisle Police Department received an investigation request from the Pennsylvania State Police Megan's Law Unit, for a resident in the Borough of Carlisle. who was a Tier 1 Megan's Law offender, Samuel Rose did not report for the required Megan's Law registration requirements. Rose has been registered with Megan's Law beginning on 3/28/13 and was last known to be a transient. Rose last reported on 10/03/18 and his current whereabouts are unknown.
A warrant has been issued for Rose's arrest due to failing to comply with the Megan's Law registration requirements. Anyone with information on Rose is asked to contact the Carlisle Police Department.


Operated in Ceningan Island - Bali, is a tiny island part of a trio of islands that includes Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan, located 15 kilometers from Bali's southern shore. The departure point is about 40 minutes by boat from Serangan Port.
Departs from Serangan 08.45am returns 13.30pm Journey beyond the sea with Bali underwater scooter, a unique and exciting way to explore the marine life of Bali and its neighboring islands Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. The underwater Scooter has a basic operating depth of up to 20 m and allow riders to glide around coral reefs and alongside colourful fish with ease in a self-contained breathing environments, accompanied by an experienced guide. Bali underwater scooter also offers a range of marine sport adventures including Snorkeling, Semi-diving, Banana boat rides, Canoeing, as well as fun activities such as volley ball and table tennis.
primary goal is to ensure you feel safe, relaxed and secure at all times.
• After sitting in the scooter it was gently lowered into the water. The diver's team goes above and beyond the water to ensure safety.
acrylic bubble for over one hour.
the way and stopping to point out the marine life.
are diving, and to show you some magnificent coral and exotic tropical fish.
you are comfortable, confident, safe and secure at all times.
Island, Bali on an underwater scooter.
• While you are waiting for a turn to ride the underwater scooter, you will be prepared snorkel equipment for snorkeling or other activity.
• No swimming or diving experience necessary.
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Our school's shared core instrumentation and transgenic animal facilities support research by UB faculty and investigators at our affiliated institutions. These facilities not only house state-of-the-art equipment but in many cases also provide data analysis, training and grant writing consultation.
Researchers in our division make particular use of these facilities:
The Confocal Microscope and Flow Cytometry Facility (CMFCF) is a Dept. Pathology and Anatomical Sciences (PAS) service center serving the researchers in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences as well as the scientists located on the South and North Campus's at the University at Buffalo. We are part of the Health Sciences Collaborative Core Facilities and work closely with other PAS cores as well as the core facilities in the School of Dental Medicine to provide comprehensive and integrative services to solve the imaging and cytometry challenges presented by cutting-edge research programs. The imaging and cytometry instrumentation installed in the new Jacobs School of Medicine site are the latest, state of art flow cytometers and optical microscopes.
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Checker opens up on Melbourne move, says she 'established a life away from football'
By Lucas Radbourne Jan 9 2020 2:33PM
By Lucas Radbourne
One of the biggest transfers of the W-League offseason was the departure of Adelaide United captain Emma Checker to Melbourne City.
Checker was arguably Adelaide's most important player, club captain, a leader on and off the pitch and a key part of the struggling W-League club's plans for this season.
After beginning her career at the club, the defender spent four years in Adelaide across two spells, making her stunning Matildas debut aged just 16 while at United back in 2012.
While spells at Canberra United and Melbourne Victory followed, Checker had become largely synonymous with the club, which despite retaining a loyal following, has never made a W-League finals series.
This looks set to continue for the forseeable future. Former coach Ivan Karlovic admitted the loss of Checker was "a blow" heading into this season, with the Reds still winless after seven matches.
But Checker's move to Melbourne City has bolstered the resurgent W-League club's push for a title this season, with City's own revitalisation - albeit overshadowed by the stunning rise of Western Sydney Wanderers - also requiring new blood.
It has been a personally successful move for Checker as well, with the Australian included in the recent Matildas squad for two friendlies against Chile, although she didn't make the 20-woman squad for the Tokyo Olympic qualifiers.
Checker said that although her move to Melbourne was a hard decision to make, off-the-field reasons also played a key part in her taking the opportunity.
"I spent a lot of time in Melbourne over the last few years and felt very established here in what I was doing in my life away from football. I just want to be the best I can be," Checker told w-league.com.au.
"I feel like I made a good decision whilst it was tough and I was happy in Adelaide, there was no part of me that felt anything negative toward leaving.
"It's a good place to be. The lifestyles good and I'm at the club where I'm feeling really challenge and enjoying the professionalism.
"It was a hard decision but I feel that it was the right one."
The City defender has fit in seamlessly to Rado Vidosic's squad, with her new club top of the table after seven matches, with a game-in-hand over second placed Western Sydney.
The secret to their success has been their defensive solidity, with the club conceding the equal least amount of goals in the league at just three so far.
This has been incredibly important for the club, considering the majority of their wins have been by one goal margins. Checker isolated this as a key sign that her side still have a long way to improve.
"Once we start scoring a few more goals that will really lift things up within the group and we're training well and everyone's positive," she added.
"It's just a matter of us collectively getting things right and we can all improve to get more goals on the board.
"I think we're in a really good place and I really do think we'll peak at the right time in the season."
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RTE LifeStyle – Your financial plan in 15 minutes….
I used to be a dreadful worrier. (Stick with me on this, because it is relevant.) I would lie awake at two in the morning asking myself where I had gone wrong and a voice would answer back: 'This is going to take more than one night.' Then I had the good fortune to work with a successful entrepreneur who, for the purposes of this article, I shall call Paul, because that happens to be his name.
The thing I noticed straightaway about Paul was that he had elevated list-making to an art form. Before he wanted to achieve something important – start a business, raise millions of euro a year for charity, launch a takeover – he would prepare a list of all the different steps involved.
Anyway, as someone who has elevated plagiarism to an art form, I copied him and, although I cheat (I often write down things I have already done for the satisfaction of being able to cross them off), I have found that the simple process of listing has dealt a deathblow to my nocturnal fretting.
What does this have to do with the subject of financial planning? If more people realised that financial planning was nothing more than a bit of glorified list-making, they might be keener to take it on.
Wipe out all your personal debts.
Help you pay off your mortgage early.
Make sure you never have to borrow again.
Help you build up plenty of savings.
Ensure that your money achieves the highest possible return.
Give you enough money to retire early.
Protect you and your dependants against financial hardship.
Make you wealthy enough to never have to worry about the future, whatever it may bring.
Think I am overpromising or exaggerating? If anything, I am erring on the side of caution. A good financial plan can make you invincible.
If you were driving from Copenhagen to Zagreb – heaven knows why, but you are – and you don't have one of those wizard satellite navigation systems, you would not choose a road at random and hope for the best, would you? No, you wouldn't. You would plan your journey. If you encountered diversions, you would get out the map and decide on a new route. Throughout the journey, you would check on your progress.
Your financial plan should have the same qualities. That is to say, it should help you reach your destination, make your journey as fast as possible and stop you from wasting time, energy and, of course, money.
Most financial products are bought on a one-off basis. Suddenly you need a mortgage or you fall into the clutches of a life insurance salesman and, bang, you are making major financial decisions before you have time to think. The result is that you may not get the best product for your needs… or the best value. Every major financial decision you make should be part of an overall plan. Thus, a particular product, such as a mortgage, loan, insurance policy or investment, should be judged not just on its individual merits but also in terms of how it moves you closer to where you want to be.
The Everly Brothers had a point. Dreaming has a huge role to play in financial planning. Consider what you'd like to be doing in, say, five years, ten years and twenty years. Consider what work (if any) you'll be doing, where you'll be living and how you'll be spending your leisure time. What will your family situation be? What – and this is key – will your financial situation be? Once you have a clear picture of the future life you'd like to have, you can start expressing it in financial terms and working out how to get there.
Paul is 29. He is a teacher. His short-term financial objectives are to get rid of his credit-card debt (left over from university), start building up some savings and buy a car. His medium-term objective is to buy a home. His long-term objective is to earn some extra income with which to boost his pension, since he has decided he wants to retire when he is 55.
Setting and prioritising your financial objectives is hardly rocket science, as you can see.
Having an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses.
Paying off any personal loans, credit-card debt, overdrafts, store cards, hire purchase, leases, other debts or ransom notes (just checking you were paying attention).
Building up short-term saving for cars, holidays and so forth.
Protecting your most valuable asset, your income, in case you are unable to earn money for any reason.
Protecting yourself (and, if relevant, your partner) with life cover.
Buying a home (probably with the help of a mortgage).
Planning for education fees (if you have children), whether for private school or university.
Building up your personal investments.
To this, I suppose we could add planning for long-term care, if you're worried that your pension and/or the State and/or ungrateful children may not provide for you sufficiently in your very old age.
For most people, their greatest asset is their income. Unless you are fortunate enough to receive a windfall, it is almost certainly your income that you will use to achieve your financial objectives. Under the circumstances, you don't want to risk it and you don't want to waste it. There are all sorts of inexpensive insurance policies designed to protect your income. Incidentally, anyone under retirement age is 20 times more likely to be unable to work for a prolonged period because of sickness than they are to die, which is why I keep droning on about income protection often being more important than life cover.
Personal debt, by which I mean everything from store cards to mortgages, will be the biggest drain on your income. If you've borrowed money (and obviously there are many circumstances under which this makes excellent sense), then you should make it a priority to repay your loans as quickly as possible. If you have over-indulged, remember the sniper approach – pay off the most expensive debt first and we are talking short term high interest debt.
It's vital to have a safety net or emergency fund ( RDF – rainy day fund ) to deal with those little trials, tribulations and extra expenses that life often throws our way. Also, you want to make as big a return as possible from your investments. As a rule of thumb, between 3 and 6 months of your net annual income should be the target.
If you've got a good, secure income, it doesn't actually matter what other assets you possess. Emotionally, it's nice to have the security of owning your own home. Financially, it certainly makes sense. But, actually, an investment that is just as good and maybe better is a really decent pension plan. With a good pension plan you can leave work early and, if you live to 100 or more, never have to worry about money again and you are NEVER too young to start.
Know thyself. There's no point in setting financial objectives that you're going to find impossible to attain. Your financial objectives may involve modest changes to your behaviour, but they shouldn't require a complete change in your personality!


Surely Sonsy: To the New!
This holiday season has been a whirlwind of good things all around. Engagement, birthday, Christmas with family, outings with friends visiting from out of state. So much to celebrate as I close out 2012 and ring in 2013! And it wouldn't be a proper celebration without a great dress (thank you Kiyonna!) and all the trimmings. And a frosty winter's night background that somehow complements it all perfectly.
Nails - Essie "Waltz" and OPI "Mauve-ie Star in Making"
But here's the kicker. I'm all dressed up with places to go, looking and feeling fabulous, but that's not even what excites me tonight. What excites me most is the fact that I've been blessed with such a wonderful partner in life - and now for life - to share it all with. We'll start the new year together, with so many more wonderful things (and the not-so wonderful, too) to look forward to.
I hope all of you will start off the new year in ways that make YOU the happiest!
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Easiest way you'll ever write settings for your app. Cross-platform, modular and still a one-liner. Encrypt, Encode and have full control over hardcoded / dynamic settings.
A simple library for storing preferences (and a first test of NuGet packaging). Not intended for public consumption.
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Newspaper and Web need to explore ways that the two can help each other in this volatile world.
This is a simple and sensible statement.
The "aggregate" concept is good for the web (as the underlying connections and links are almost invisible to most casual users/readers) – repeat readers likely go to a base source (or pivot-point) they enjoy (ie have a positive consumer experience), and trust to supply them with information and links.
The extension of an entites' own presence to incorporate paper-web uniformity is pretty much a must. Not much more to be said on that.
It will be interesting to see if and how cross-relationships between local papers and web-sources grow and mature. There's journalistic sourcing, article referencing, story collaboration, as well as subscription marketing and distribution (on the paper-side), and ad-sales and sponsorship in both mediums.
Even more challenging would be collaborations between paper-web-paper. Now THAT would be an interesting business model to explore.
I found these articles well worth the read – very inspiring.
It's interesting you say that — if producers and Web editors would just link to other news sources, we probably wouldn't have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on AP and other wire material. I'm just saying.
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Der Opel 18/30 PS war ein PKW der Oberklasse, den die Adam Opel KG von 1907 bis 1909 als Nachfolger des Modells 25/30 PS baute.

Geschichte und Technik
Der 18/30 PS war nochmals etwas größer als sein Vorgänger, blieb aber auf dem gleichen Preisniveau. Er wurde nicht mehr nach Lizenzen von Darracq, sondern nach Opels eigener Konstruktion gefertigt. Sein Motor glich aber dem des Vorgängers.

Er war ein aus zwei Blöcken zusammengesetzter Vierzylinder-Blockmotor mit 4730 cm³ Hubraum (Bohrung × Hub = 112 mm × 120 mm), der 30 PS (22 kW) bei 1400/min. leistete. 1908 stieg die Leistung auf 32 PS (23,5 kW) bei 1500/min. Der seitengesteuerte Motor war wassergekühlt, das Kühlmittel wurde durch eine Zentrifugalpumpe bewegt. Der Kolbenschiebervergaser besaß eine Vorwärmung des Kraftstoff-Luft-Gemisches. Die Doppelzündung war weggefallen; jeder Zylinder hatte nur noch eine Zündkerze, die durch eine Magnetzündung gespeist wurde. Die Motorleistung wurde über eine Lederkonuskupplung, ein manuelles Dreiganggetriebe und eine Kardanwelle an die Hinterachse weitergeleitet.

Der Rahmen war aus Stahlblech-U-Profilen zusammengesetzt. Die Holzarmierung des Vorgängers war weggefallen. Die beiden Starrachsen waren an halbelliptischen Längsblattfedern aufgehängt. Die Betriebsbremse war als Innenbackenbremse ausgeführt, die auf die Getriebeausgangswelle wirkte. Die Handbremse wirkte nun auf die Trommeln an den Hinterrädern.

Verfügbar war der 18/30 PS als zweitüriges Coupé, als viersitziger Doppelphaeton, sowie als viertürige Limousine und ebensolches Landaulet. Erhältlich war der Wagen wiederum wahlweise mit zwei verschiedenen Radständen, 3170 mm oder 3470 mm. Mit dem billigsten Aufbau (Coupé) kostete er 13.000 RM.

Der 18/30 PS wurde bis Anfang 1909 gebaut dann und ohne Nachfolger eingestellt.

Literatur
 Werner Oswald: Deutsche Autos 1885–1920. Band 1. Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 2002, ISBN 3-613-02211-7, S. 281–299.

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 Ladbroke, Warwickshire, a village in Warwickshire, England
 Ladbroke Hall, an 18th-century house in Ladbroke
 Ladbroke Black (1877–1940), an English author
 Ladbroke Estate, Notting Hill, West London, England
 Ladbroke Grove, a road and neighbouring area in West London
 Ladbroke Grove rail crash
 Ladbroke Grove tube station
 Ladbroke Square, a garden square in West London
 Ladbrokes Coral, a British gambling company
 Ladbroke (surname)
 Operation Ladbroke, a glider landing during the invasion of Sicily in World War II


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Q: How to use ASP.NET MVC 4 with preinstalled JQuery UI library So having successfully used JQuery Mobile with my mobile application I was looking to use JQuery UI with my web application. My web application is an ASP.NET MVC 4 project created in Visual Studio 2012.
However, I realised that when I created the MVC 4 project, it actually already includes JQuery UI - it's just not being used currently.
I noticed that the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC website doesn't make any mention to the preinstalled JQuery and JQuery UI libraries in any of its tutorials or code samples, which I find odd. I also noticed that none of my MVC 4 books gave any reference to the preinstalled JQuery libraries.
So my question is, I have JQuery UI preinstalled, how do I start making use of the files? I mean I guess I'll reference them from my Views, but which files do I reference?
Is there any existing documentation that would help me make the most of the preinstalled JQuery libraries?

A: If you're using MVC4 everything should be preset for you in BundleConfig.cs  (App_Start folder)
Just include the bundles that you want to use.
usually for Javascript you only need jquery-ui-{version}.js file, and the rest is css styling that you want to apply.
Note: make sure that you're using the latest jquery UI. if it is not the latest, I suggest to update your Jquery UI directly through package manager.


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Approximately 98,000 patients die annually in the United States due to poor medical decision making. In California alone, over 50,000 incorrect medical decisions are made daily. At the heart of this epidemic lies a deficiency of communication, connectivity and collaboration between hospitals, physicians, and patients. We have, as our mission, a drive to address and remedy this issue by creating the platform to supply on-demand, highly accurate health care information to physicians, patients and hospitals within a VMC. It is a concept that has long been a goal of those in the medical community but attempts by the medical community itself, insurance carriers and governmental bodies have fallen short in the past due to many factors. The method for bridging this connectivity gap centers on a free EMR solution coupled with a gateway to our VMC, the platform where the information sharing and collaboration can occur.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) authorizes incentives for physicians who demonstrate meaningful use of electronic health records to receive incentive payments totaling $44,000.00 per provider. The definition for meaningful use will progressively increase from Stage 1 in 2011 to Stage 2 in 2013 to Stage 3 in 2015.
Q: What is the ARRA Incentive Program?
A: EMR assistance from the federal government is available to physicians who demonstrate meaningful use of an EMR system. Physicians demonstrating meaningful use can qualify for as much as $44,000.00 economic stimulus incentives in the form of reimbursement percentage adjustments.
Q: Does my entire office share the $44,000.00 or can each physician qualify?
A: The reimbursement is permitted per "eligible professional," as long as the eligible professional demonstrates "meaningful use of an EMR" and participates in Medicare.
Q: Who qualifies as a provider?
A: There is ARRA Incentive Program money available for eligible professionals who adopt a qualified EMR system. You would be eligible to receive as much as $44,000.00. This money is available over five years for practices who begin using a qualified EMR system by 2011.
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Q: What types of providers can qualify?
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mEMR is a free best-in-class EMR that will compare favorably to any costly EMR on the market. mEMR is an ad-supported system that's easy to install and simple to use. It was built by physicians, for physicians, so it works how you work, rather than forcing you to change how you practice.
We are guaranteeing our EMR will meet HHS certification. More EMRs will fail to meet government requirements than will qualify, but ours has met 90% of the published HHS criteria and we await the final set of qualification criteria.
3. $44,000.00 is Yours to Keep!
Our EMR has been built to enable your practice and/or facility to meet meaningful use requirements and to capture the $44,000.00 offered by the federal government. While the journey from where you are today to establishing meaningful use and capturing ARRA funding may seem daunting, we will be there with your practice and/or facility every step of the way, ensuring your success. Now let's get it done!
Below is the official U.S. Department of Health & Human Services' (HHS) Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) compliance certification of the Mitochon Systems' mEMR/mConnect/mPHR Release 2.5, which allows physicians to meet the ARRA guidelines without risk and apply for ARRA funding.


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Rudi Gutendorf's globe-trotting career, spanning half a century, saw him coach a record 55 teams.
Rudi Gutendorf, the tireless manager who guided a world record 55 teams, including 18 national sides, has died at 93, according to several German media outlets.
Born in Koblenz on the banks of the Rhine, the man dubbed "Restless Rudi" started his football career as a player for hometown club TuS Neuendorf before taking his first management role with Swiss side Blue Stars Zurich in the 1950s.
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Africana Studies involves a critical study of the peoples of Africa and the African diaspora throughout the United States, the Caribbean and elsewhere in the world. Africana Studies examines the histories, cultures, and literatures of African peoples within both national and international contexts. Since the subject matter of Africana Studies embraces a wide spectrum of topics and issues, the program is multidisciplinary, with its main thrusts in the social sciences and the humanities. It also provides an excellent opportunity for social science and humanities majors to gain valuable career-related insight into the African and African-American experiences.
Required for a major: AFRS 135; AFRS 147 or AFRS 251; AFRS 171 or AFRS 172; plus four additional courses in the department; and AFRS 490 senior project (unless fulfilled in another major). Writing requirement completed with AFRS 251/ENG 251/WGST 251.
Required for a minor: AFRS 135, plus four other courses in the department.
Africana Studies Courses
AFRS 135 African-American History
Fulfills: Human Behavior, Historical, Intercultural
This course is a survey of African-American history from the 15th century to the present. Eras and topics include the trans-Atlantic slave trade, slavery in the Americas, the Civil War and Emancipation, segregation, the Great Migration, the Great Depression and World War II, the modern black freedom struggle, and the post-civil rights era. The class emphasizes how African Americans constructed individual and collective selves, created livelihoods, formed families, communities, and institutions, fashioned cultures, defined citizenship, and consistently defied notions of a monolithic "black community." Centering African Americans' words, actions, and artistic creations and the ways they interacted with other cultures and peoples within the Americas and abroad, this course investigates how African Americans shaped and were shaped by the many worlds they traversed. (Same as HIST 135).
AFRS 147 Literature of the African Peoples
Fulfills: Human Expression—Primary Texts, Historical, Intercultural
Prerequisites: PAID 111 or transfer equivalent
Modern African writers are some of the most dynamic and innovative writers as they draw from and respond to different literary traditions, such as their own oral and written traditions, as well as European models. This course serves as an introduction to the various themes and styles of written literature of the 20th century. Central to discussion will be an analysis of gender within various African cultural contexts. Understanding constructions of masculinity and femininity, dominant female and male roles in society, and the ways in which the works challenge traditional norms of gender will be priorities within applied theoretical approaches. (Same as ENG 147 and WGST 147)
AFRS 171 History of Africa to 1880
Fulfills: Human Behavior, Historical
Survey of African history from the earliest times to roughly about 1880. The course begins with the historical development of Africa's still-vital cultural, linguistic, social and economic systems and moves on to examine the Islamic and Christian impact on these systems through the era of Atlantic slave trade. The course concludes by discussing the ways in which early European colonialism affected the African past. (Same as HIST 171).
AFRS 172 History of Modern Africa
This course surveys the history of sub-Saharan Africa from the 1880s to the present. The course examines African life under European colonial domination (from about 1880 to about 1960) and under independent states which succeeded colonial governments after 1960. A primary aim of this course is to explore the diversity of human experience in Africa during the colonial and post-colonial periods. The course makes use of several primary documents to portray ways in which men and women have dealt with the challenges of living in 20th- and 21st-century Africa. (Same as HIST 172)
AFRS 221 Anthropology in East Africa: Forces of Culture Change Among the Massai
Fulfills: Human Behavior—Social Science Methods, Intercultural
The Maasai pastoralists of Tanzania and Kenya are experiencing rapid culture change in response to global, national, and local forces. In this course we will study "traditional" Maasai culture and examine the ways in which the Maasai of northern Tanzania are adapting to changing social, political, economic, and environmental conditions. Topics to be explored include the shift from herding to agropastoralism; the tension between traditional and formal modes of education; the adoption of Christianity in place of or alongside traditional religion; changes in coming-of-age rituals; cultural dimensions of health, illness and healing; challenges to traditional gender ideology; the Maasai relationship to their environment; and the impacts of ecotourism, cultural tourism, and wildlife conservation programs on the pastoral way of life. From bases near the city of Arusha and the small town of Monduli students will interact with Maasai people in urban and rural marketplaces; in schools, medical facilities, and places of worship; and at Maasai bomas (family compounds) in the bush. We will also visit the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation area and the Oldoinyo Lengai volcano and pilgrimage routes in in order to explore the tension between pastoralism, wildlife conservation programs, and tourism. Offered January term. (Same as ANTH 221)
AFRS 235 The Civil Rights Movement
In the mid-twentieth century, black and white Americans fought (and many died) for greater rights and freedoms denied by a justice system enmeshed in Jim Crow inequality. For the past twenty-five years or so, most American schools taught the Civil Rights Movement as an unparalleled success, but in the 21st century, more and more people are asking why there is racial violence and economic inequality if the Civil Rights Movement accomplished what the high school textbooks say it did. In this class, we will examine the legal, political, economic, and social reforms that the activists of the Civil Rights Movement demanded, along with the pervasive backlash that limited their successes. We will use the scholarship from history and Africana Studies to investigate these questions, in addition to a range of primary sources including speeches, music, film, television, memoirs, oral histories, and photography. (Same as HIST 235)
AFRS 240 Africana Women's Writing
Fulfills: Human Expression—Primary Texts, Intercultural
A study of writing by selected Africana women writers from Africa, the Caribbean, the United States and elsewhere in the African diaspora. Topics may vary by geographic region or theme. (Same as ENG 240, WGST 240)
AFRS 247 History of Jazz
A survey of the history and development of jazz, from the 1890s to the present. Includes origins and early jazz through the modern jazz era. Listening activities focus on the major figures of each historical period. Offered alternate years. (Same as MUS 247.)
AFRS 251 African-American Literature
A survey of African-American literature with special attention to the intersection of race, class, and gender as writers engage with the struggle to achieve the democratic promises of freedom, justice and equality. Primary emphasis will be on literature written since 1920 when the Harlem Renaissance began. Includes authors such as Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, Langston Hughes, Richard Wright, Zola Neale Hurston, Ralph Ellison, James Baldwin, Alice Walker, and Toni Morrison. (Same as ENG 251 and WGST 251)
AFRS 271 African Diaspora
Fulfills: Human Behavior—Social Science Methods, Historical, Intercultural
This course explores the global experiences of people of African descent. Students will study the human experiences of Africans in the Indian Ocean world, the trans-Saharan trade and the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Geographical areas include Asia, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Particular attention will be given to the web of interrelated histories, social dynamics, political, and economic processes affecting and reflecting world cultures and histories. (Same as HIST 271)
AFRS 331 Topics in African American History
Fulfills: Human Behavior—Social Science Methods, Historical
In-depth study of a selected topic in African American history. Instruction in this course will require students to read and access monographs written by prominent historians related to the topic. This course will require intensive engagement with primary and secondary sources in writing. Topics may include but are not limited to: Black Family History; Black Urban History; The Hip Hop Generation, 1975-2015.
AFRS 345 Constructs of Race and Racialization
Prerequisites: SOC 101
This course examines the social construction of race as a concept and the racialization of US society. An assessment of how racialization has changed over time and has created various interactions between groups from Whites and enslaved Africans, Mexicans and Native Americans to present day race relations. We also examine how racialization both determines and impacts social structures and the attainment of societal honors, rewards and power in modern society. (Same as SOC 345)
AFRS 371 Topics in African History
In-depth study of a selected topic in African history. Instruction in this course will require students to read and assess monographs by African historians on the topic. Topics may include but are not limited to apartheid in South Africa and Zimbabwe, decolonization, nationalism, environmental history of sub-Saharan Africa. (Same as HIST 371)
AFRS 391 Topics in Africana History
In-depth study of a selected topic in Africana history, emphasizing links between the African continent and the African diaspora. Instruction in the course will require students to read and assess monographs written by prominent historians related to the topic. This course will require intensive engagement with primary and secondary sources in writing. AFRS 391/HIST 391 explores how people of African descent on the continent and in the diaspora interacted with each other and with European colonial powers. The course explores interactions across empire and national boundaries as well as between different cultural groups. Topics may include but are not limited to: Comparative Slavery, Pan-Africanism, Black Internationalism.
AFRS 485 Junior/Senior Seminar
AFRS 490 Senior Project
1, 2, or 4 hours
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Yatsenyuk gives an account of Ukrainian reforms to Washington
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Arseniy Yatsenyuk, former Prime Minister of Ukraine, now the leader of the People's Front party, met Vice President of the United States Joseph Biden during his visit to the USA.
Following his meeting Joe Biden in the US, Yatsenyuk left a post in Facebook: 'I met a friend of mine and a great friend of Ukraine, Vice-President of the United States Joe Biden.'
Moreover, the ex-PM noted how much the leaders of Western countries had done for Ukraine. According to him, the USA is one of the first countries, which acted in favor of the protection of Ukraine's territorial integrity and independence. He reiterated that the US had invested billions of dollars in the economy of Ukraine.
Joseph Biden believes that a lot of things depend on the country and Ukrainian political leaders at this stage. He also noted importance of implementing the reforms that had been started 2 years ago. According to Biden, they will continue to help the state provided that Ukraine demonstrates its progress regularly.
Arseniy Yatsenyuk is on a visit to the United States on June 27-30.
Earlier, Dialog.UA reported that the US officials had invited Yatsenyuk to Washington themselves to listen to his report on the progress of the reforms in Ukraine.
As reported earlier by 1492news.com, Yatsenyuk visits America: ex-PM meets US top officials and watches movie about Euromaidan.


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