Two prominent evangelicals penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal last week, asserting that "candidates who actually have a shot at winning the presidency should understand: Immigrant-bashing offends not only Hispanic people, but also their Anglo, African-American and Asian-American fellow Christians." They were speaking, of course, of Donald Trump.
The authors, Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, and Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, claimed they didn't know a single evangelical who supports Trump.
In addition to Trump's racist comments about Mexican immigrants, Moore and Rodriguez cited "many factors, including his revolving-door marriages and past support for abortion" as reasons evangelicals reject Trump. Undoubtedly his flip comments about communion and the nature of forgiveness might also be anathema to anyone who takes their Christian faith seriously.
But consider this: today's Washington Post poll—mostly taken before Trump's disparagement of John McCain on Saturday, but well after his June 16 announcement speech in which he claimed Mexican immigrants are "bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists"—20 percent of white evangelicals said he was their preferred candidate in the GOP primary, just four points fewer than Republicans and Republican leaners overall. Forty-five percent of white evangelicals identified Trump's views on the issues as "just about right." Thirty one percent of white evangelicals said his views "reflect the core values of the Republican Party," although a majority (54 percent) of white evangelicals said his views did not reflect the core values of the GOP. Still, these numbers make it difficult to claim Trump has no evangelical support.
What happened to the evangelical litmus tests on abortion, religious liberty, or marriage? Trump is hardly a standard-bearer there, as Moore and Rodriguez note. But more central to Moore and Rodriguez's point: what do white evangelical voters really think about immigrants and immigration reform, and how the GOP candidates should talk about it?
Walker offered a demonstration of his philosophy in action moments later as he walked over to talk with Jose Flores, an undocumented immigrant. Flores drove to Plainfield from Waukesha, Wisconsin with his young son and daughter and a small group of activists to ask Walker, their governor, why he opposed President Obama's efforts to protect them from deportation via executive action.
It was a tense scene. Tears ran down thirteen-year old Leslie Flores' face as she told Walker to explain why their family should be broken up. Walker took his time, repeating the same talking points he delivered to conservative audiences in Iowa, never getting flustered even in the face of two young American citizens weeping over the prospect of losing their parents.
The headline on Moore and Rodriguez's piece was "Immigrant Bashers Will Lose the Evangelical Vote." But what about the candidates who address immigrants with hearts of stone?


This is Cois Cladaigh's second CD. It was recorded in the wonderful space of Ballintubber Abbey in Mayo, Co. Galway.
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We have been singing this lovely setting for a number of years now. Its simplicity and gentle ending is always appreciated by audiences.
Kiitkem südamest was composed by Estonian composer Urmas Sisask and is a heartfelt praise to Mary. Cois Cladaigh discovered Sisasks's music in the early years of the 21st century thanks to Heye Rumhor. During the Estonian tour, the choir visited the planetarium in Jäneda in northern Estonia where Sisask composes and he spoke about and played some of his music. Sisask also conducted Cois Cladaigh singing Kiitkem.
Hail Mary, you have come into world without sin, heartfelt praise to Mary, rejoice together, hail Queen.
You have been chosen amongst women, heartfelt praise to Mary, rejoice together, hail Queen.
You have carried the Creator for us as a mother, heartfelt praise to Mary, rejoice together, hail Queen.
Purest Virgin, you have given Jesus to us, heartfelt praise to Mary, rejoice together, hail Queen.
Lindberg's settings typically have a strong contemporary jazz feeling and this setting of a Shakespeare sonnet is one of his better known and most recorded pieces.
Rónán Scaife who used to sing with Cois Cladaigh brought the choir this piece. The poet says that his love will last until the black crow turns white and the white swans turn black and sea water turns into freshwater.
Busto was commissioned by Cois Cladaigh in 2002 to commemorate the choir's 20th anniversary. The choir met him again in 2005 in Cork and in 2006 when it toured the Basque country.
This setting of Petrarch's sonnet to his famous "Laura" is rhythmically strong for the opening sections and Monteverdi shows off his considerable power in painting the poetic images with music. The giddy 3 beats to the bar has a strong dance-like sense, interrupted sporadically with a 4 beat bar resembling the gusts and eddies of the wind. The last part of the sonnet opens with a 4 beat section and is taken at a slower tempo to reflect the pathos of the words. There is a penultimate flurry of rhythm reflecting the singing birds and lady's love before the final, tragic line which Monteverdi accentuates by piling semitone against semitone and then resolving the clash.
This composition has several different styles from SSAA sections to TTBB parts only, then full 8 part writing and even a small piece of vocalization at the section "se obmutuit" where Alcaraz indicates that the choir should use the sound "ssshhh".
This comes from Frescobaldi's "Messa sopra L'Aria di Fiorenze" and was given to us by Christopher Stembridge.
Whitacre has used many translated texts of the Mexican poet Octavio Paz and this is one of them. He has a natural adeptness in writing for choirs and his compositions, although sounding complex are quite manageable. In this piece, he generates wonderfully stacked cluster chords throughout the work.
This is from his 3rd book of madrigals and Monteverdi sets the Guarini text with a florid style having lines tumbling over one another and answering each other in the opening "Spring" section that continues through the middle third of the piece. However, in the last section where the poet says "ma, non son Io" (but not me), the style changes to a declamatory, strident mood.
This wonderful 8-part setting of the Nunc dimittis text shows off the different sections of the choir. Soloists include Maeve Canavan and Matt Wallen. The mysterious and serene opening sets the mood for the journey the newly departed is about to undertake.
John Buckley, an Irish composer dedicated this piece to Cois Cladaigh. It uses a Percy Bisshe Shelley's poem.
This piece was written for Cois Cladaigh in 1984.
It is structured with the chromatic harmonies of the 16th century composer, Carlo Gesualdo, in mind.
The poet goes on to say amongst other things that tobacco is the worst poison on earth and that it takes away man's libido. The poem finishes by saying that it was the Devil who first planted tobacco.
In 1959 Sir William Harris set this wonderful prayer by John Donne for double choir. When Cois Cladaigh was learning this song, the book by Vikram Seth "An Equal Music" was published and Seth chose these few words from the poem by John Donne that Harris had set. The coincidence of this led to the choice of these words as the title for this CD.
Caliban's Song was written by New Zealand composer David Hamilton, whose Lux Aeterna featured on Cois Cladaigh's first CD. The text is taken from Shakespeare's play "The Tempest". Hamilton has cleverly worked the music creating a strong sense of the atmosphere of the poetry.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments will hum about mine ears.
And sometimes voices that if I then had waked after long sleep will make me sleep again.
Ready to drop upon me that when I waked, I cried to dream again.
This is a setting of portions of the Angelus and the Ave Maria.
Biebl's setting of the Angelus text makes use of plainchant sung by solo voices and in the Ave Maria section the rich harmonies of an SATB choir and a solo trio. Martin Beuster and Kevin Hough sing the first piece of chant; the trio is made up of Maeve Canavan (soprano), Laura Brogan (alto) and Matt Wallen (tenor); the second piece of chant is sung by Matthew Harrison and the third by Michael Burke.
This is a highly charged and dramatic setting of this poignant text.
Hogan's settings of spirituals always portray the story and the feelings behind the words. His use of the paired basses and tenors as a sort of martial drum roll gives a menacing feeling to the opening of this piece. The work has the typical thumb print Hogan-type ending where you can see the walls of Jericho come tumbling down.


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Abortion Poems From Baby Point Of View
"Hills Like White Elephants" is a short story by Ernest Hemingway. It was first published in August 1927, in the literary magazine transition, then later in the 1927 short story collection Men Without Women
I came as tomorrow. Swaddled in innocence. To your warm womb. Mother…… Without your choice. Or mine. Destined to up date. With time. Our human tree
In the case of abortion, the presumption that the procedure should be safe, legal, and rare morphs into the view that it is an essential. after the first trimester, the point at which an ultrasound.
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How Abortion Law in New York Will Change, and How It Won't The Reproductive Health Act will remove barriers for women seeking to get abortions in New York.
If one in three women has had an abortion, you can't really talk about it as some rare. Not surprisingly, her strong views have upset conservatives. The author of two collections of poems and five nonfiction books on feminism and. Foundling hospitals allowed a woman or girl to have her baby in secret and return to.
So, for instance, 85 percent of the people who said abortion should not be "allowed" after the first three months of pregnancy then rejected potential laws that would ban abortions performed after.
Now, I've never written anything else in my life, some love letters, some grant proposals, some bad poetry. But in writing I made just. his story first ("I had to understand my own point of view.
even to get their point of view," the 49-year-old told BuzzFeed News. "Get your facts straight if you're going to put pictures and claims, [and] reference where you've sourced that. it is just a.
Judith Arcana's stories, poems and essays appear in books, chapbooks and zines;. as well as poems and stories about subjects as diverse as immigration, abortion, Which is truly bizarre because at the time, I couldn't stop thinking about the baby. Using myth, history and facts, this story cleverly points out generational.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill Many people are puzzled. could talk themselves into thinking that no restrictions on abortion could be justified, even.
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Living In Sin Poem Analysis The average person, caught up in the pragmatism of day-to-day living, just doesn't see what the prophet. But I do think that you and I and those who agree with your analysis of modernity, precisely. Greek Myth Rolling Rock Uphill THE SPIKE. It was late-afternoon. Forty-nine of us, forty-eight men and one woman, lay on
The Supreme Court will weigh just how easy it should be to obtain an abortion on Wednesday. 'I'll wait till the baby is born.'" Thus infanticide, helped along by complicit midwives, became a much.
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Analysis of motifs, symbols and intended theme of the poem "The Mother" by Gwendolyn Brooks which raises the question of abortion and its consequences. Your straight baby tears and your games, or a prostitute, and that there's no point crying over this since the deed is already done and the child is long gone.
The poem The Mother is an anti-abortion poem by the poet Gwendolyn Brooks. It is an. She first speaks to the mothers who have done abortions like herself. She tells. She reminds them what the babies would have become in the future.
In her mind, if minors need parental consent to get their ears pierced, surely they should need it to get an abortion. "Abortion is a medical procedure, and it's an invasive medical procedure, so it's.
Abortions will not let you forget. Your straight baby tears and your games, Your stilted or lovely loves. Gwendolyn Brooks, "the mother" from Selected Poems.
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Planning a funeral for your stillborn baby. If you lose your baby after 24 weeks, their body must be buried or cremated by law. Whether or not you hold a service before.
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I had an abortion and I am 16 the dad was 20 he did not want to know really. Hush little baby don't say a word Mummy's sorry she's so scared Hush little baby got nowhere to live Hush little baby.
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In fact, abortion advocates see it as an affirmation of the dignity of woman. Many of them volunteer and organize to preserve the right to abortion out of the belief that those who say that "Abortion.
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A weblog focusing on life after abortion: news, opinion, personal experience, resources. Lucille Clifton: The Lost Baby Poem.. or future, nor do/will they relate in any manner to said employer(s) or their businesses at any point in time.
The most important thing from a pro–choice point of view. ramifications of the Abortion Act. In February 2012, Telegraph reporters visited five BPAS clinics, pretending to be seeking an abortion.
Released January 2019: YET, LOVE, ILLUMINE US and Other Poems by Jüri Talvet YET, LOVE, ILLUMINE US and Other Poems by Jüri Talvet Červená Barva Press, 2019. Since the start of the 21st century, Jüri Talvet (born in 1945 in Pärnu) has emerged as one of the internationally best-known Estonian poets and essay writers.
Umbilical cord prolapse is just such an emergency. If the umbilical cord falls out of the uterus into the vagina or even out of the vagina, the blood vessels in the cord constrict in response to the change in temperature, just as they are supposed to do after a baby is born.
I ignored it for quite a while and when I eventually went to a hospital clinic to discuss abortion they sent me away and told me I was old enough to have a baby. I didn't know what. become.
Brautigan > The Abortion This node of the American Dust website provides comprehensive information about Richard Brautigan's novel The Abortion: An Historical Romance 1966.Published in 1971, this was Brautigan's fourth published novel. Publication and background information is provided, along with reviews, many with full text.
I'm 15, and my friend is getting an abortion. mommy, mommy, don't let me go. I wanna see the world and know everything you know. I wanna see the world.
Support; poems about abortion from a baby's point of view. We can say: No remorse. Neither shame nor sorrow. We can say: The birth spectrum, "repro rights.
A true renaissance man, William was a poet, serving as chairman of the Poetry Society of America for 10 years. It was a very female point of view." For its first season, she would take home her.
Aug 4, 2017. Her debut collection milk and honey, 200 sparse poems about love and loss, Kaur refers to her book as a "baby" and, in an Instagram post from June, who point to emotional authenticity over cynics who call the poet "corny," this. Despite her political stance, however, Kaur's work and public persona.
0–9 "$19.99 A.D." by Qwel (featuring Robust) (2001) A song in which rapper Qwel expresses his pro-life views on abortion. Considering the album the song is featured on in 2007, he stated, "Some of it, I look back on it and I think, I was 19 and complaining about things I didn't know nothing about. I don't think a 19-year-old man should do an abortion song.
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"Jane the Virgin" may have given Xo (Andrea Navedo) a not tortured, matter of fact choice to have an abortion, but that doesn't mean. instead of discounting that point of view. Giving value to it.
September 14, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – Newly-minted Planned Parenthood president Leana Wen joined the left-wing talk show The View Thursday. touching on abortion. "And I see every day what's at stake,
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Scores of women who have had abortions made the same point in an open letter to House Democratic. agenda if Democrats reclaim congressional majorities. Abortion-rights leaders have a different view.
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This list contains songs which have lyrics that refer to abortion in some manner. Contents: Top; 0–9; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; W; X; Y; Z. 0–9[edit]. "$19.99 A.D." by Qwel (featuring Robust) (2001) A song in which rapper Qwel expresses his pro-life views on abortion. A song about abortion written from the fetus's point of view.
"I think anybody who has a rape and incest exception to abortion really hasn't thought it through. Killing the baby is not going to absolve the. the issue has not been a major focal point of his.
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Nature Song
Wild Wood Company
Everything in Nature has a song. If you listen, you can hear it. Sometimes it is one encounter that can bring us back to our senses so we can tune into the living world that is us and all around us. "Nature Song" may be a fleeting experience, or one you sit with for many moments. As an otherworldly, and yet, also as an of-this-world mystical and magical roaming solitary or crew of characters, "Nature Song" will invite you to listen in. What do you hear? Is it the birds' sweet song? The whimsical melody of a flute? The grasses blowing in the wind? The children playing? The loiters laughing? The rhythm of your own beating heart and breathing lungs? What do the songs have to tell you? Will you hear it? Will it make you dance or sing? Where will "Nature Song" take you? This is a wandering performance starting at US Bank Plaza that moves about Euclid Ave.
Playhouse Square
US Bank Plaza
Fri 7/22 @ 7:45PM
Sat 7/23 @ 2:30PM
Sun 7/24 @12:00PM*
* this performance wanders to Euclid & E 14th
Dance, Immersive/Interactive, Improvisation, Performance Art, Puppetry
The world we are living in is so focused on fast living and speeding things up, especially during pandemic times where there is a push to "return to normal." And yet, that rush and fast acceleration is also the pace that is leading our world toward global ecological collapse. It is the speed at which we miss some of the most beautiful moments Life has to offer us. It is the pace that creates disconnection from ourselves and the places we inhabit. Everyday a new species goes extinct, or the last person of an ancient culture dies. We are regularly told we "do not have enough", that there is "not enough," whether that is in reference to time, money, justice, beauty, happiness, or love. "Nature Song" is a work created to facilitate pause and presence, a moment to ground our feet and bodies in a world inundated with segmented minds.
An otherworldly, yet familiar, mystical and musical cast of characters, some larger than life, will roam Cleveland's downtown, singing to the sidewalks and weeds, and whoever else will listen. Intermittent with devotional pauses to praise the people, plants and trees who live there, "Nature Song" will be street theater pageantry that invites us to rethink our engagement with the living world. Interactive in nature, the experience will engage viewers whether be in reverent solidarity, playful musical frolics, or meditative slow dance that draws upon the extra-ordinary quality that makes passing puffy clouds on a cerulean sky a marvel to behold.
Each day's showing will be unique, so come join us for the experience, and listen in for "Nature Song."
Created by Diana Sette
Cast & Co-Creators: Miron Gusso, Genevieve Jencson, Stacey Pickering & Diana Sette
Mask, Puppet & Costume Design & Creation: Diana Sette
Puppet & Costume Construction assistants: Miron Gusso, Genevieve Jencson, Stacey Pickering, Chris Seibert
Sewing consultant: Phyllis Bambeck
Stage Manager: Diana Sette
Resource supports: Sasha Ottoson-Deal, Hope Schultz, UpCycle Parts Shop
Conceived & Directed by Diana Sette
Special Thanks to Diana Greene, Torri Lynn Frances, Denis Griesmer, Emily Ruebl, Chris Seibert, & Brad Sweet
Special memory to Ancestors Remi Paillard, Elka Schumann, & Genevieve Yeuillaz
Made possible through Mother Earth
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Creator Diana Sette is an interdisciplinary artist who integrates spiritual ecology and a love of nature into her art, whether in the form of dance, puppetry, art installation, music, craft, or writing. Diana has performed across the US, Canada, as well as Europe and Asia, including but not limited to performances at the prestigious Berliner Ensemble (Berlin, Germany), Lincoln Center (NYC), Chateau Guetsch (Lucerne, Switzerland), Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts (Boston, MA), Taiwan National University (Taipei City, Taiwan), Banner and Cranks Festival at HERE Art Gallery (NYC), Maryland Institute of Art (Baltimore, MD), Black Cherry Puppet Theater (Baltimore, MD), Theater For the New City (NYC), and street theater in Perigine Valusgana, Italy. Diana was awarded a studio assistantship at Penland School of Craft, and writer residency at Vermont Studio Center. She has been a featured teaching artist for Cleveland Museum of Art's Parade the Circle, puppet creator for Viva La Voce Puppet Opera, bunraku-style puppeteer with Kids on the Block puppets, puppeteer in Roger Titley's Creatures, and was a resident and touring company member with the world-famous Bread & Puppet Theater for many years. In October 2019, Diana created an ofrenda installation for Cleveland Public Theater's Día de Muertos celebration entitled "Earth Defenders: An Ofrenda for all those who have been killed protecting Nature." She brings a deep love and appreciation for indigenous and folk arts from all over the world, and is greatly inspired by simple to spectacular rituals that enfold myth and cultivate community in reverence for Mama Earth. Diana is a mother and when not creating art, she works full-time as a horticultural therapist at a children's hospital, freelance writes, and performs locally and nationally as a salsera with Azúcar Latin Dance Company.
Photo Credit(s): Diana Sette


Bert Ambrose Elementary is a K-6 school located in the northeast corner of Fort St. John, in a picturesque setting, surrounded by a beautiful park and an outdoor skating rink. Our elementary school serves both an urban and rural community with a student population of 355 students, 9% of whom are First Nations students. Our school has a staffing compliment of fourteen divisions, 16 teachers and 10 support workers as well a principal, vice principal, a reading intervention teacher and a part time librarian. Our school enjoys itinerant access to a range of services such as counseling and special education from a very supportive District Staff.
1.) To improve access and improve student, staff and parental knowledge, sequential skills & attitudes related to the Information Technology Curriculum.
2.) To increase student's ability to analyze critically, solve problems, and make decisions in the key curricular areas with a focus in Reading.
3.) To develop the school's focus on social responsibility to ensure a safe learning environment.


More than 200 supporters gathered at Mozambique Steakhouse Monday for dancing, dinner and raising money to cover medical expenses for a San Clemente woman with Laguna Beach ties who was paralyzed in an all-terrain vehicle accident in February.
As of Thursday, donors contributed nearly $30,000 to help Chelsea Rush, a 24-year-old San Clemente resident. Rush's grandparents, John and Ramona "Lee" Hiers, played pivotal roles in developing the Art-A-Fair and Sawdust festivals in Laguna.
Rush fractured her spinal cord in an ATV accident in Borrego Springs. She was paralyzed from the chest down without the use of her hands.
After several weeks in critical condition, Rush was transferred to Craig Hospital in Englewood, Colo., to begin a rehabilitation program.
She remains in Colorado and is pregnant, in the third trimester.
Rush was a hairdresser at the International Hair Salon in Laguna and enjoyed jewelry making and painting in her free time. Salon owner Noreen Goodman organized Monday's fundraiser.
For updates on Rush, visit Chelsea of the Sea on Facebook. Donations can be made through helphopelive.org under the Chelsea Rush campaign.


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No plans to go fully remote, schools superintendent tells Burlington School Committee
Melissa Russell
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While several positive cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Burlington's public schools since students and teachers returned to the classroom last month, there are no plans to go to fully remote learning, Superintendent Eric Conti told the School Committee at their meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27.
"We are not seeing the virus spread within schools or to the community. We're seeing numbers go up, but cases are coming into the schools, not the other way around," he said. "The state expects students to stay in school."
As of last weekend, cases of coronavirus had been reported at Fox Hill, Francis Wyman and Pine Glen elementary schools, as well as the high school and Marshall Simonds Middle School. It is unclear if the cases were students, staff or faculty. When cases occur, the Board of Health begins contact tracing, according to emails sent by Conti after each case was identified.
Conti said the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education was "pushing us to keep schools open, if the community stays in the red."
"I believe it will be a local decision, but the commissioner wants to keep schools open," he said.
The district reported results of surveys of families, staff and students conducted since the start of school. The administration received 713 responses, with the highest percentage from the middle school, Conti said.
"The reward for a job well done is silence, so if people respond, they have something to say," he said. "Some desire change, but the majority want to stay in the mode they are in, whether hybrid or remote."
While most families stated they were satisfied with how the schools handled reopening and felt the return was handled with safety in mind, there continue to be concerns about transportation and communication, particularly regarding student schedules and technology.
Of particular concerns were responses regarding high rates of student stress, said Assistant Superintendent Patrick Larkin. Conti said screening tools showed a high rate of high school students needing extra support.
"Anybody can relate to more stress going on, not particular to students but also to adults," Larkin said. "We're trying to have thoughtful conversations, and making sure we have a balanced approach that puts the social-emotional needs of staff and students first."
"Student stress is real," Conti said. He cited homework and the college application process as waters being navigated by students and families "in a very different environment than they usually have."
Committee Chair Christine Monaco said parents of special needs students were advocating for more in-person learning time.
"It comes up regularly. There is concern among some parents that children who have special needs may need more school time," she said.
Conti said there was nothing he wanted more, but it was necessary for all students to have some remote education experience in the event the district is required to go fully remote at some point. He added there was not adequate staffing to bring more students back for in-person learning.
"It won't be something we can easily do with the staff we have and safety requirements in place," he said. He said the district was trying to be as creative as possible as they work toward solutions, taking state requirements for social distancing and other issues into account.
"Changes are not coming as quickly as people want," he said. "I'm tap dancing a little here – and I need to be more direct. We can't do it right now, but every day, we are trying to expand the time the kids are in school."
Parents also expressed concern that the amount of teacher-directed learning time on remote days was inadequate and there was too much downtime for students. Live streaming from the classroom to students in the remote-learning cohort might be something that could be done at some point, Conti said.
"We will look at models and will continue to listen and make some adjustments to all of our schedules going forward," he said. "We will try to add learning time as we go. Hybrid is not meeting anyone's needs fully right now."
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The WAV is the first of a line of aquarium products from Neptune Systems that will use a completely new interface. While many in the aquarium world continue to embrace wireless technologies for interconnectivity, Neptune has decided to use a wire.
Wireless connectivity from your smartphone or tablet to your Apex (or other controllers) is completely logical – and we embrace that. However, wireless used for the interconnecting of devices within the confines of common aquariums (that are mostly less than 6′ long) is not only unnecessary, but it reduces reliability. Neptune's philosophy is that when distances are measured in a few feet, wireless is a solution looking for a problem. And ironically, wireless really does not save wires. You still need to use a wire to get power to the devices anyway. Also let's not forget configuration – wireless devices require syncing, endless button presses and arcane steps to get them to connect up – hopefully with you and not your neighbor. Finally, for all this "benefit", you as the consumer get the added cost of this wireless technology that must be baked into the price of every device you buy.
So after much study of the problem, Neptune's answer is the 1LINK. It is called 1LINK because there is one power supply, one module (for up to three 1LINK devices), and a one-click-connection of a wire that carries not only the power for the device but two-way communication from it to your Apex.
Setup is simply click and go.


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Felsenberg is German for "rock hill" and may refer to:

 Felsenberg-Berntal Nature Reserve, a nature reserve in the Palatinate region of Germany
 Felsenberg a village in the borough of Schwenke (Halver), North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
 Felsenberg (Gemeinde Pölla), a cadastral municipality in Lower Austria

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What can you do during your stay at The Greenbank?
Breathe in the scent of sizzling bacon as the sun rises. Dive in to freshly prepared oysters as a spring breeze whips across the bay. Dine on Cornwall's bounty as the water laps beneath you. This is a restaurant experience to be savoured. The award-winning 2 AA Rosette restaurant offers truly modern British cuisine – fusing styles, techniques and flavours to shape an irresistible menu.
From the freshest seafood and fish landed in Cornwall, to succulent local meats and luscious seasonal vegetables and fruits grown and reared on our doorstep. From artisan breads and cheeses, to foraged foods plucked from Cornish hedgerows. Executive Chef Nick Hodges and the team bring local produce to life, with imagination and spirit.
At The Greenbank, you can be sure every element of your stay is ship shape, leaving you to simply enjoy.
Pull on your walking boots, pack your camera, and get ready to discover The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Trebah, or Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens.


the warmth and love to always stay.
share it daily with a friend.
pray for them in the work that they do.
that protect America, you see.
May your tomorrow echo with them each day.
This entry was posted on December 25, 2012, in getting through problems and tagged postaday.
to seize the captor and let our children free.
Do not let the captors walk innocently away.
We unite and hold our children in a world as one.
Forever in our hearts, we hold their hands.
Who wants our children living in fear?
Let there be peace for little angels, again.
This entry was posted on October 16, 2012, in getting through problems and tagged postaday.
When sickness appears, each day becomes a little better, I may not yet be there, but I know that illnesses do come to an end. Perhaps it stares at us like a flashing stoplight reminding me how blessed I was, before the bumpy road I traveled. Getting stronger because I know that He will drive with me to his restoration boulder. This is the rock I am standing on? Are you? Fasten your seatbelts, as together we stand upon His rock.
This entry was posted on October 12, 2012, in getting through problems, Uncategorized.
Freedom's price depends on each of us, the red, white, and blue.
The stars and stripes wave down from the lofty, sky above.
The eagle soars over the country sharing His gracious love.
The hopes and dreams of those people taken and each erased.
Rather, God's love is within us, and there is work for us, yet.
Our freedoms ring out along the USA for each soldier's mission to carry.
To rid the world of terror and put an end to hate.
To wake up at the dawn of each day pray to keep us forever strong.
to carry our flame of freedom, that is forever burning bright.
Our lights will be lit by God's hand, as we carry His torch.
This entry was posted on September 17, 2012, in getting through problems and tagged fight for freedom.
■Do you scream,cry, or find someone to tickle?
■or have a special lunch sometime in between?
■but then again, what for your family will you serve?
■You don't need to try to make a big stink.
■So go on take a bite whether it is sweet or dill.
■For it is you that can make each day someone's thrill.
This entry was posted on September 10, 2012, in getting through problems, Uncategorized.


Hurts are now onto their fourth album, which for me is mad as I remember seeing them play in a pub venue back in 2009! The latest track to be lifted from "Desire" is "Hold On To Me" which is another uplifting euphoric track laden with new-wave synths.
"Desire" is out next week on the 29th of September, listen to the new cut below.
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So, Where Were We?
What a stroke of luck. After pretty much giving up hope of ever reclaiming this web address I managed to contact the current owner and made him an offer to buy it back.
For those not in the know, TechMadeEasy.co.uk is a website that I set up in late 2009 while living in Budapest. It seems strange as I type this to consider that 2009 was over a decade ago now, but I digress.
For about 5 years I wrote original content on Tech Made Easy which covered product reviews, how-to guides, news articles and the ocassional blog post, like this one.
I loved what I did and by 2013 it was even starting to churn out a decent income for me. Not so much that I could afford to blog full-time like so many others, but enough that I could invest in products to review and get a new laptop or phone should I need to.
I made great contacts with a number of PR agencies and tech companies and was very privileged to be able to start regularly reviewing products and software for them in an honest and down-to-earth manner.
After a while the reviews actually became the most popular part of the site, and because I could earn money from affiliate marketing they became the core of what the site was about.
Then I threw a spanner in the works…
In 2014 my then-girlfriend (now-wife) and I moved to Nigeria for my day job and quickly I found it very difficult to continue writing. Opportunities for review samples dried up and, combined with the stresses of a new job, I just stopped writing.
To be honest I didn't even notice when the hosting expired on the site, which meant that I had no opportunity to backup the data and, sadly, over 5 years worth of content was lost forever.
The only reason I found out about the expiration was when a friend approached me sometime in 2017 and said "hey, I love the new look of your site, I'm glad you're writing again".
Wh…… what?
It turns out that some smart cookie had leased the domain name (no law against it, my lease had expired) and had created his own site in place of mine. What's more, using some rather clever analytics tools he'd worked out which incoming links to the site (that is, links from other sites to mine) were most popular and created flimsy equivelant content which had the same web address as my original article.
Why? Well, ad revenue. You see, some of these links were extremely popular, it wasn't inusual at it's peak for Tech Made Easy to receive several thousand visitors per day. Most of these visitors clicked on links from other sites and those links were concentrated on around 20 of the most popular articles on my site.
By creating alternate versions of my original pages on his site, with identical links, he was able to take advantage of all of those page views and the associated ad revenue. In essence he was gaining financially from my hard work.
There was nothing I could do. He had leased the web address legitimately after I had allowed it to expire. The only thing he did which was against the law was creating an email account using the domain which was identical to my old account and using this to gain access to my LinkedIn profile. I didn't find out about this for several months and in the meantime he had used this access to approach several of my PR contacts about business opportunities. He was also posting updates, as me.
I got control back of my LinkedIn profile relatively easily, but after taking some legal advice I decided the best thing to do would be to move on. By this time I'm a husband and a father, working full time and studying towards a degree in my spare time, I didn't need the hassle.
But something stirred in me. It bothered me that all of the content I had written was lost forever. You see the original ethos of Tech Made Easy was to provide answers to those with tech problems. I took solace in the fact that even though I was no longer writing, I was still helping others. To know that all of that content was gone really bothered me, so I leased a similar web address and began writing new content.
Now, a few months ago I was discussing this with a friend and I navigated to the imposters site to show it to him… but it wasn't there. In fact, no page loaded at all. I ran a WHOIS search for the address and found that he'd allowed his lease to lapse in the same way that I had. Whether he did this purposefully is unknown, I suppose after a few years with no new content the ad revenue probably started to dry up.
I made enquiries with my hosting company about leasing the name back, but it turns out someone else had got in first; a UK based domain registration company, who will remain nameless.
This is quite a common occurance. Companies in-the-know will buy up domain names with expired leases in the hope that the previous owner will come grovelling to them and ask if they can buy back their domain… which is exactly what I did.
I didn't tell the company that I was a previous user of the domain, I felt they might bump the price up if they realised how invested I was in it. Whether or not this made a difference I can't say, but in the end I managed to buy back the domain for a reasonable amount of money, and over the last couple of days I've migrated most of the content from the new site I created back over to this one.
So what's the plan?
Well, there's no way I can write as often as I used to. I'm in a very different place to where I was two years ago, let alone 11. My hope is that I can at least get back to what the original site was about; helping people. I'd love to get back to the point where people would email me to say thank you, that I helped them out of a tight squeeze and that I'd had a positive impact on their lives.
As a techie there's something very humanising about that.


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package org.copperengine.spring;

import java.util.Map;

import org.copperengine.core.common.AbstractJmxExporter;
import org.copperengine.management.AuditTrailMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.AuditTrailQueryMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.BatcherMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.DBStorageMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.DatabaseDialectMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.ProcessingEngineMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.ProcessorPoolMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.StatisticsCollectorMXBean;
import org.copperengine.management.WorkflowRepositoryMXBean;
import org.springframework.beans.BeansException;
import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContextAware;

/**
 * Automatically exports all COPPER MXBeans, which are available in the Spring Application Context, to the JMX
 * MBeanServer.
 *
 * @author austermann
 */
public class JmxExporter extends AbstractJmxExporter implements ApplicationContextAware {

    private ApplicationContext applicationContext;

    @Override
    public void setApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) throws BeansException {
        this.applicationContext = applicationContext;
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, WorkflowRepositoryMXBean> getWorkflowRepositoryMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(WorkflowRepositoryMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, ProcessingEngineMXBean> getProcessingEngineMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(ProcessingEngineMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, ProcessorPoolMXBean> getProcessorPoolMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(ProcessorPoolMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, StatisticsCollectorMXBean> getStatisticsCollectorMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(StatisticsCollectorMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, AuditTrailMXBean> getAuditTrailMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(AuditTrailMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, BatcherMXBean> getBatcherMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(BatcherMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, DatabaseDialectMXBean> getDatabaseDialectMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(DatabaseDialectMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, DBStorageMXBean> getDBStorageMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(DBStorageMXBean.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, AuditTrailQueryMXBean> getAuditTrailQueryMXBeans() {
        return applicationContext.getBeansOfType(AuditTrailQueryMXBean.class);
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}

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Child Poverty Statistics Reveal Two Out Of Three Come From Working Households
Jessica Elgot
Jessica Elgot is Assistant News Editor at The Huffington Post UK
A dramatic rise in children living in poverty-stricken working families has alarmed campaigners, with the government urged to take actions by charities.
Some 2.3 million children were recorded as living in relative poverty between 2011 and 2012 in official government statistics.
Two out of three children living in poverty, 66%, are now from working families. This has risen from 43% in 1996-1997 and and amounts to 1.5 million children, according to analysis of the figures by the Resolution Foundation.
A boy plays next to shops on run-down estate in Bradford, Yorkshire
The proportion of children in poverty from working families has risen sharply since the start of the financial crisis in 2008.
Poverty is calculated by households living with less than 60% of median average disposable income, compiled by the Department for Work and Pensions.
But statistics have been skewed because of the fall in wages. If the number was calculated using average household income from the previous year, the number of children in poverty rises by 300,000.
Oxfam called the figures "unacceptable" for the seventh richest country on the planet, and warned that people living in absolute poverty was likely to increase with further cuts.
Barnardo's chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said the Government was "clearly failing to protect those UK families who live at the tipping point between hardship and crisis."
"It is alarming to see the dramatic leap in the numbers of single parents who are in work but still trapped in poverty, with one in three children whose single parent works part-time below the poverty line," Fiona Weir, chief executive of single-parent charity Gingerbread said.
"Government claims that work is the best route out of poverty are simply not ringing true."
Matthew Whittaker, senior economist at the Resolution Foundation, said: "If we are serious about tackling poverty, it is no longer enough to focus on reducing the number of workless households - crucial though that is. We also need to focus on low pay and on making it easier and more worthwhile for both members of a couple to work. "
The Government has a legal responsibility, under the Child Poverty Act passed in the final weeks of Gordon Brown's administration in 2010, to reduce relative child poverty to below 10% by 2020.
But Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has voiced frustration with the the methods used to define poverty, and launched a consultation last year to draw up new ''meaningful and accurate'' measures to replace ''arbitrary'' household income targets.
Today's figures, show 5.6 million working age adults and 1.9 million pensioners were in relative poverty, based on last year's average incomes.
Anita Tiessen, deputy executive director of children's charity Unicef UK said: "The number of children living in poverty in the UK is likely to be even higher than the Government's statistics suggest.
"In the time period covered by today's figures, major austerity measures - like cuts to council tax benefit and the introduction of the bedroom tax - had not yet come into force, so this data does not reflect their probable harmful impact on children's well-being.
"We are calling on ministers to take urgent action to prioritise the needs of children and their families and to tackle the scandal of child poverty in the forthcoming spending review."
The DWP said that the number of children classed as living in absolute poverty increased by 300,000 last year, "due to incomes not increasing as fast as inflation, which was very high and is now coming down".
Duncan Smith said: "Despite paying out £170 billion in tax credits alone, the previous Government failed to meet their target to halve child poverty by 2010 and far too many children were left behind. They were fixated by moving someone from one pound below the poverty line to one pound above, without any substantive effect on their lives.
"While this Government is committed to eradicating child poverty, we want to take a new approach by finding the source of the problem and tackling that.
"We have successfully protected the poorest from falling behind and seen a reduction of 100,000 children in workless poor families. Our welfare reform programme will further increase work incentives.
"Today's figures underline the need for better measures of child poverty that are not so heavily dependent on where we draw the poverty line. Our new approach with wider measures is not designed to hide the scale of child poverty in this country, but to make clear the real challenge we face so we can start dealing with it properly."
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Sesame Street Season 46 Episode 4630 - Afraid of the Bark
Episode 4630 - Afraid of the Bark
HBO Premiere: Saturday July 30, 2016
PBS Premiere: Monday September 19, 2016
Zoe is rattled when Barkley playfully picks up her pet rock, Rocco, in his mouth. Elmo, with the help of Gina, Bob and Grover, help Zoe get over her fear. Also featuring Murray Has a Little Lamb ("Little Vet School") and Elmo's World ("Dogs"). Brought to you by the letter D and the number 5.
This street story is originally from Season 43, Episode 4310.
If you saw "Afraid of the Bark", let others know. Please like this post and share your thoughts.
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D'Snowth
This was an interesting story, I used to have problems with dogs myself, but I pretty much don't anymore, but that's mainly because there are dogs in my family: my aunt and uncle have a rascally little weenie dog, and my cousin and his wife have a deaf boxer, both of which are very affectionate (they pretty much tackled me one Christmas, lol).
I guess we can assume this is why Bob and Alison are still listed as cast members: their appearances this season must be relegated to these repeat episodes. Either way, it was still nice to see them again. And Barkley too, for that matter, I haven't seen Barkley since . . . Season 36, maybe? Seems like the last time I saw Barkley was "Riding a Tricycle." And was that Tau making a cameo?
Was Joey sick when they were filming that particular Murray segment? Couldn't help but notice Murray sounded rather hoarse and nasally. But amusing when he got wrapped up in his bandages.
Who were the people involved in the Salty and Pierre animation? The whole art style, as well as the voices, all seem really familiar.
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And Barkley too, for that matter, I haven't seen Barkley since . . . Season 36, maybe? Seems like the last time I saw Barkley was "Riding a Tricycle." And was that Tau making a cameo?
Yes, that was Tau with his dad and his pet dog "Puna".
This was actually about Barkley's third appearance since season 36. He was in the 40th season premiere (Big Bird considers Moving) and an episode in season 41 (The Happy Scientists). Both street scenes are on Youtube and I actually suggest watching the one from season 40, it's really good.
Those segments remind me of Salt and Pepper from 'Blues Clues', who were also French. But the animation studio is called "Magnetic Dreams", the same people who do the CGI backgrounds and characters from the Elmo the Musical and Cookie's Crummy Pictures. They also did the animation for "Traction Jackson", the CG Twiddlebugs segments and this:
I remember the Season 40 premiere, I just didn't remember the detail of Barkley being there. Other than that, I really haven't much of anything from Seasons 39-44.
Oscarfan
What sheer irony that the week all the bru-ha-ha over Bob being let go is the same week a "new" episode featuring him airs.
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Agreed. It's hard for Sesame Workshop to say "Kids won't understand or even care who these older actors are" when they reuse old episodes they were on.
Still think its because of cheapness, though.
Literally, the only thing I cared about in this episode was the cold open. It was funny when Grover got dragged by the dogs.
Oscarfan said:
Now that one I didn't see. (The new one with Bob I mean.) It's nice that Bob got a full episode this season.


PNC Bank will soon be adding another location within the Renaissance Hotel in Cleveland's newly renovated Public Square. The hotel offers 441 hotel rooms and 50 suites. Steve Altemare, Senior Vice President, and Mike Solomon, Senior Director with Goodman Real Estate Services Group, represented the tenant in this transaction.


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Miguel Barclay became an Instagram sensation with his £1 dishes bursting with fun, flavour and real, honest ingredients, and a subsequent book deal was no surprise to anyone. For more university essentials, read our guide to everything you need to pack for halls and our round-up of the best student kitchen sets. This book came about when author Joy May's son left for university with no cooking ability; it's now onto its fifth print run and is unendingly popular. Whether big batch-cooked bakes hit the spot after a hard day at uni, or vegan pancakes and an energy-giving green smoothie are more your thing, there's a cookbook to help you find your feet. Rather than looking at cooking for yourself every day as a chore, take a leaf out of author Signe Johansen's book and rejoice in the freedom of individual cooking. Breaking down barriers: a meal for a meal and knots of protection. It's also gotten me on a bit of a canning & preserving kick, and I have a few other books about that checked out right now that I'm going through. oldest afl player list The Blog. Rick Stein is firm in his belief that food isn't a mere necessity in India—it's the focal point of a good life—and he uses this book as a tool to express that passion. Cook up the Dishoom favourites in your home, including the black daal, bacon naan roll, jackfruit biryani and Masala chai. I love those books. Written by September 28, 2020. dishoom cookbook pdf Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile. Here, we've rounded up a selection of the best cookbooks for flying the nest with – some are aimed specifically at students, and some are so great on easy, fuss-free cooking that we've included them too. Joy May's NOSH for Students: A Fun Student Cookbook wins the best buy award for its approachable all-in-one introduction to shopping, cooking and eating as a new student – it will prove invaluable to anyone who hasn't made much more than a sandwich before heading off to halls. There is a second volume of further recipes and a vegetarian version too. Indian cuisine already has so much to offer vegetarians, but the majority of popular Indian dishes are rich in dairy products. The gram flour is for making your own bhajis, and dishes such as sweet laddoo or dumplings. Find out more. Here, 10 chefs share their secrets of real Indian cooking in their books. Honestly there are so many fantastic books today, my wishlist is getting ridiculously long. Written by one of the best-selling Indian cookbook writers of all time, the Ultimate Curry Bible begins with some of Jaffrey's favored traditional Indian recipes, with a few never-before-published treats tossed in. by Theresa Baker | 12 Oct 2020.
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We have an eye on Kashmir: Xi
AuthorPosted byThe Editor
Published October 10, 201910:22 am
Posted by The Editor on October 10, 2019.
BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday he was watching the situation in Kashmir and would support Pakistan in issues related to its core interests.
Xi told Prime Minister Imran Khan during a meeting in Beijing that the right and wrong of the situation was clear and added that Pakistan and India should resolve the dispute via peaceful dialogue, a report in Chinese media said.
Tensions over the disputed region of Kashmir have risen sharply since August 5 when New Delhi revoked the autonomy of occupied Kashmir, which both India and Pakistan rule in part and claim in full.
Xi is scheduled to meet Indian Prime Minister NarendraModi in Chennai later this week.
The meeting also involved discussions on multiple topics including bilateral relations, the current state of the region and security and other matters of mutual interest.
The premier thanked the Chinese president and the government for its principled stance on the Kashmir issue and specifically mentioned Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's statement on the issue at the United Nations.
Lauding China for supporting Pakistan on every forum, the prime minister also thanked President Xi and maintained that China had firmly stood by Pakistan in supporting Pakistan's core national interests and played a major role in advancing Pakistan's economy as well as national development goals.
He added that Beijing has supported Islamabad without any conditions.
"Prime Minister affirmed that speedy completion of CPEC projects was number one priority of his government and that CPEC, an integral part of President Xi's visionary Belt and Road Initiative, would play a transformational role in accelerating Pakistan's economic development and promoting regional connectivity and prosperity," said a statement released by the Prime Minister's Office.
The premier reiterated Pakistan's steadfast support to China on all issues of its core interest.
"President Xi lauded Pakistan's efforts in combatting terrorism and maintained that Pakistan through institutional and economic reforms was resolutely and promisingly on the way to substantial economic development," added the statement.
PM Imran also congratulated the Chinese president on the country's recent 70th anniversary. The Chinese leader appreciated PM Imran's statements in regards to Pak-China relations at the UN and said both countries close relations.
Chief of the Army Staff General QamarJavedBajwa was also present during the meeting along with other civil and military leaders.
The prime minister also discussed the situation in Indian Occupied Kashmir with his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang on Tuesday, with an emphasis on the draconian clampdown by Indian forces following the illegal August 5 move.
The two countries also agreed during Tuesday's meeting that the implementation of the second phase of the China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement (FTA) would lead to more trade, economic and investment opportunities between the two countries.
Other areas of potential collaboration, which were discussed in the meeting, included railways, steel, oil and gas, industry and science and technology sectors. The bilateral talks were followed by a banquet hosted by Premier Li.
The two leaders also witnessed the signing of various agreements and memorandum of understanding (MOUs) aimed at deepening Pakistan-China ties in a range of socio-economic sectors.
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Routing around pollution – any help?
While we're benefiting from all this rain in London, which keeps air pollution at bay, I've been wondering about including pollution data in OpenStreetMap-based routing engines. The trouble is that I lack the technical skills to implement this, so I'm writing this post in the hope that somebody might be inspired to give it a go.
The main pollutants in cities are particulates (PM10, PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and nitrogen oxide (NO). Unlike the pea souper fogs of years gone by, these are invisible to the human eye but very deadly. They're most concentrated on busy congested roads and around airports – so unsurprisingly in central London, around Heathrow and City airports, and in congestion hot spots dotted around the rest of London. We have some of the worst air pollution in Europe.
Long term exposure to these critters is obviously a bad thing, so it would be nice if we could find routes to walk or cycle without being affected. To some extent it's just a matter of avoiding main roads, but some are much worse than others and in central London there are plenty of non-A roads that should be avoided as well.
WalkIt has a neat little feature that lets you choose a "low pollution" route. This basically tries to avoid roads with high concentrations of nitrogen dioxide. But it doesn't cover the whole of the city, it doesn't take account of nitrogen oxide or particulates, and it's only for pedestrians.
So… who fancies taking the London Atmospheric Emissions Inventory maps, delivered in 20m grid shapefiles, and plugging them into one of the various OpenStreetMap routing engines to provide a walking & cycling "avoid polluted roads" option for London?
Bonus points could go to anyone who uses live data from the London Air Quality Network and Defra's air quality monitoring web site (with its latest readings from a few monitoring stations) to give more or less priority depending on conditions.
As pollution data is only available for certain areas, and you are from London, I think cyclestreets might be interested in this.
Thanks, I've suggested it to them already, fingers crossed. That would still leave scope for a more general solution that could help pedestrians, motorcyclists, horse riders, etc!
Also there's no reason further pollution data for other cities couldn't be pulled in, I'm sure most European cities with pollution problems will have comparable publicly available data given that it is measured (and hopefully tackled) to comply with European regulations.
This will be a huge task, as each city will provide the data in their own format, with their own licensing terms etc.
Unless you get help from a local government, this won't be do-able.
Never say never! The same could be said of all data in OSM, it's possible if someone were really interested.
The London data is very simple, just a shapefile with a 20m grid that could be overlayed onto the road network to provide a set of pollution values for segments of roads.
Will contact you off-list shortly!
Seems like a similar problem to making routing system which avoids current traffic. Someone was pointing out to me that google offers live traffic overlays, but does not offer routing to avoid traffic. I guess it's a difficult problem because you'd have rebuild your indexes a lot. Or maybe air pollution is less changeable? In which case it's really just a matter of weighting routing accordingly. Systems do this already based on (fixed) speed limit info.
One could either start with a simple, static picture, taking the data I suggested in my original post which is for average levels through the year. That's obviously what WalkIt have done. This would basically do the trick, any interface to the routing engine could alert users to the point that pollution isn't a big deal if it's raining, but it's a huge deal if you're in the middle of a long period of high pressure, no wind, warm weather.
Or one could get clever and take live updates, either for warnings (like traffic) or to actually re-index.
Openrouteservice.org has an avoid area feature.
Although the data is (legally) usable, there are far too few measuring points to be useful. Maybe only Antwerp could get some routing like you suggest.


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A Circular Dichroic Study of Cu (II) -Ribonuclease Complexes
Kenneth W. Nickerson, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
Kensal E. Van Holde, Oregon State University
Published in The Journal of Biological Chemistry, Vol. 248, No. 6, Issue of March 25, pp.2022-2030, 1973. Copyright 1973. Used by permission.
The visible and ultraviolet circular dichroic (CD) spectra resulting from the interaction of ribonuclease with successive Cu(I1) ions have been recorded under a variety of conditions. At pH 7 in the presence of 0.16 M KC1 a broad, negative band was found in the visible region. This band increased in intensity and changed in shape as successive coppers were added. The circular dichroic spectra could be analyzed in terms of two kinds of binding sites: a single strong site with CD minimum at about 710 nm, and four weaker sites with CD minimum at about 600 nm. The binding constants observed are close to those obtained by more conventional means. Carboxymethylation of one histidine results in loss of one of the weaker sites. In 0.01 M salt, only the 600-nm band is seen.
Binding at pH 9.6 differed in that saturation did not occur until about 33 sites had been filled. The presence of tetra coordination at this pH was indicated by the shift of the primary d-d transition down to 530 nm. Additional structure in the visible and near ultraviolet CD was now present in the form of a negative band at 355 nm and, for the first two Cu(II)'s added, a positive one at 480 nm.
Strong positive bands were observed at 251 and 305 nm for all pH values ≥7. These are tentatively ascribed to charge transfer complexes between Cu(I1) and the peptide backbone. The relationship of the Cu(II)-ribonuclease CD spectra to those of natural, copper-containing metalloproteins, both "blue" and "non-blue", is discussed, with special emphasis on the oxyhemocyanins.
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CR: During my own transformation, I came face-to-face with all my needs, wants, patterns and beliefs and I learned to see them all, to dissect them, to untangle their root causes, and to weed my garden of life. It was during this time that I also experienced the difference between Joy and Happiness.
A good deal of our lives is spent in the pursuit of happiness, and happiness seems to come and go with a complimentary alignment of what we want to happen in our lives. This might be a release from difficulty or pain in our experiences or it might be an attachment to something external happening in our lives.
Joy, on the other hand, seemed to be a very subtle slow awakening into the wonder of life and the joy of being alive. It was more a feeling of being connected to everything, experiencing life as a Holy vessel that holds us while we are in our pain and difficult moments.
A lot of our pain, bitterness, anger, shame and guilt has to do with our memories—even if those memories are about yesterday or this morning. If our memory was erased, we would not have any of those emotions. We experience them because we are allowing something that we are remembering, consciously or subconsciously, to stimulate our thoughts and feelings. Without a past, there can be no pain, anger, or guilt.
Anxiety and fear are the stuff of the mind about what might or might not happen in the future, even if the future is one hour from now. The present moment does not create such emotions and there is no other reality than the present moment. We cannot go to the store to buy something yesterday. Nor can we go now to buy something tomorrow.
We cannot act in the past or in the future. We can only act in the present. Only in the present can we make decisions or respond to events or challenges. Only in the present can we exercise our free will to change our lives. The only point of power to create and change our lives is the present moment. There never was a time that was not NOW. There is no other time.
Life is always simply and exactly what it is in each moment. It cannot be other than this. Wishing it were different cannot make it different. There are certain things you can do to make some moment in the future different than it might be. But the future is not now. You will never find happiness in the future—for it is the all that is right now, with things exactly the way they are right now that creates our future. If you love the way things are in this moment, or at least completely accept them the way they are, you will be happy. If you don't, you will suffer, wishing things were different.
Our senses are another point of reference in the present. The heart is beating, the lungs are breathing, as life keeps engaging us—the light of our soul is visible, real, and authentic—fully engaging in each moment without pretense or illusion. When our senses are stimulated, we can temporarily let go of focusing consciously on the past and future. Of course, the subconscious egoic mind will still be preoccupied with the past and future until it is healed of this habitual tendency.
For you see, when our mind is preoccupied with the past or future, we tend to lose the joy and creativity of the present. We have less energy and clarity with which to make decisions and to perform our tasks. If we feel that we have less power in the present, it is because we are lost in the mind stuff, lost in the past and future.
To be a soul, living in this world, we must practice and participate in the wisdom of our hearts while coming alive in a limitless journey of our human experiences. Living in the present is enhanced by focusing on the present, our Life Force Energy, our senses, and our consciousness. We can learn to cultivate our ability to be witnesses of our energy, senses, thoughts, emotions, and experiences. This state of Awareness allows our consciousness to experience a degree of detachment from our thoughts and feelings so that we can experience the peace and bliss that are behind and beyond the mind.
There is a place within each of us that has not been touched by pain. Awareness gives us access to this place.
Imagine how your life would be if you accepted every moment of your life as the absolute perfection that it is. Imagine if you stopped wishing any moment were different than what it is right now. If you stopped wishing you were in a relationship or a different relationship, wished you had more money, success or fame, wished your health were better, wished you were enlightened, wished anything were different from the way it is right now. What would happen if instead you simply accepted the great gift of this moment exactly as it is? Just imagine this for a moment.
I don't think it will take long for you to see that the result of doing this will bring great joy, happiness, satisfaction, and fulfillment because it will be in alignment with truth, with reality.
Shifting from happiness to joy is a state beyond even profound happiness. It is beyond happiness in the sense that it lives inside of us and has nothing to do with anything "out there." Joy is a sensation that overcomes us as we experience Oneness. Sometimes in our search for happiness, we block the real joy of our placement in the Universe. It's that place in our center where we live lightly and securely, in the present moment, embracing and welcoming the nature of all things as they are. Such humility awakens a heightened sensitivity of our heart space and returns us to the experience of Joy, of living Heaven on Earth.
We often hear stories of being present and entering the moment of Joy and this has been explored from many vantage points. I feel it has something to do with the action of slowing down long enough to align the pace of our thinking mind with the pace of our feeling heart. When aligned, these in turn align our ability to see and hear with clarity giving way to a fresh perception.
Feeling into our experiences is the process of insight giving way to presence, matching us to the rhythm and the pace of creation itself. Insight is the awakening of spirit and presence—not the other way around. In fact, perhaps too much time is wasted in pursuing happiness over simply experiencing JOY.
Joy is always found in the present moment, and in order to experience it, we will need to learn to live in the present without the pain, bitterness, anger or guilt of the past or the anxiety or fear concerning the future. If we examine our unpleasant emotions, we will discover that they are always based on the past or future.
Although our minds can wander at times, creativity is another way to experience the present. When creating, usually such activities engage our mind in the present as we enjoy the creative process. Creativity also leads to states of inspiration that bring excitement and happiness.
Another anchor to the present is the Awareness of our energy body. We can also focus on the Life Force Energy in and around our bodies while in a state of relaxation, so that even while moving, we are aware of that energy. Being aware of this energy in and around our body allows us to be fully present, and it is also a window to purer higher levels of consciousness that lay behind and beyond our mind.
As we begin to access our pure consciousness, which is Awareness without an object of Awareness, we begin to feel peace in the present. Our higher level of consciousness is pure, immutable, and blissful. In the present moment of Awareness, of inner bliss, lies our true lasting JOY.
Pure consciousness is our essence and is always in a state of peace and bliss, but it is usually masked by disturbances of the mind. However, the peace of JOY exists even when there is disturbance in the mind. It is always there, just as the white light behind the film of the projector remains white and formless no matter what is appearing on the screen.
The mind will need to be silenced in order to experience that peace. In order to experience a steady form of JOY, we will need to let go of the past and future and develop Awareness of the present and of ourselves as consciousness rather than as bodies and minds.
DS: It is so true that our mind is guided by the past and keeps contemplating the future. Essentially our mind is on constant interpretation of the past and in survival mode towards the future. However, when we rise above our thoughts and emotions, we begin to realize that between the perception of the past and wonderful dreams of the future, lay the magnificence of the present. This is the most important moment of our life, one that resonates with our soul-spirit experienced in our body.
How important is freedom from the constantly thinking mind?
Would you like your life to move like the flow of water currents on a smooth river along the rhythms of nature and beauty?
Do you want to live life with passion?
If your answer is yes to the above, then let life unfold within the present moment.
Falling in love with life means falling in love with the present moment. It is experiencing the Life Force Energy of your breath— listening to your heart beating and filling your mind and heart with lovely rhythms, pitches, and harmonies.
Our five senses are here to inspire and vitalize our ability to stay in the present moment and to receive pleasure from everywhere and everyone. Our sight embraces the variation of light. Our sound that of creativity. Our touch explores every feeling and our smell picks up the sweetest nectar from every flower.
Being in the present feels like an eternally flowing river of trust and Just like the water is the carrier of each and every rhythm of life, we allow our body and mind to experience the eternal flow of the present moment.
©2018 by Christina Reeves and Dimitrios Spanos.
In an enjoyable dialog format, the authors guide us to higher levels of understanding who we are. The book is enhanced by beautifully designed graphics illustrating the topics discussed. At the end of each chapter is a self-help section with tips and tools for self-discovery, self-reflection, journaling and meditation that enable readers to understand the workings of their mind and emotions. These questions help identify our patterns and provide a pathway to resolve depression, anxiety, stress and unproductive habits while simultaneously building self-esteem and confidence. For business and industry leaders, the ideas and processes within these pages will help you achieve top performance capacity, leading to business success as well as personal success.
Dimitrios Spanos, CEQP, was born in Athens, Greece and has lived in New York for the past 45 years. With Christina Reeves, he co-founded the Eudaimonia Center, a learning center for offering transformational change, facilitating core healing and personal development, while empowering others to live extraordinary, healthy and productive lives. He is a Certified Practitioner of Six Seconds EQ -- the largest global organization focused on the growth and research of emotional intelligence (EQ). Certified in Heart Initiation, he works with Heart Interiority and Alignment and methods of sustaining heart-consciousness.


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Another arrest as Cleethorpes rape probe continues
CCTV images of potential witnesses have been released
Police are asking for the people in these vehicles to come forward who they believe may be witnesses. Photo: Humberside Police
A 44-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a reported rape on Cleethorpes beach as police continue enquiries.
As previously reported, Humberside Police were called just after midnight on Thursday, August 22 to reports that a woman had been found on the beach near to the Central Promenade in Cleethorpes in a distressed state.
Officers previously said they believe it to be an isolated incident.
A 41-year-old man from Grimsby was previously arrested in connection with the rape, but he has since been released from the investigation and enquiries have eliminated him as a suspect.
Police revealed on Friday, August 30 that a 44-year-old man who was later arrested remains in custody.
Police also released local CCTV footage from the area between 11pm on Wednesday, August 21 and 12.15am the following morning and have identified a number of people that they believe may be witnesses.
The photos show a number of cars in the area at the time and police are asking for the people in these vehicles to come forward as they could be witnesses. However, police do not believe these people were involved in the incident.
Senior Investigating Officer Detective Chief Inspector Chris Calvert said: "Investigations into the reported rape have led to the arrest of a man who is currently in custody assisting with our enquiries.
"We are keen to trace any potential witnesses and want to hear from anyone that was in the Cleethorpes Promenade area between 11pm on Wednesday, August 21 or 12.15am the following morning, Thursday August 22.
"I want to be really clear that we do not believe that these people were involved in the incident, however they may have seen or heard something that could help our investigations.
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Q: Manager/Container class vs static class methods Suppose I have a Widget class that is part of a framework used independently by many applications. I create Widget instances in many situations and their lifetimes vary. In addition to Widget's instance specified methods, I would like to be able to perform the follow class wide operations:

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*Find a single Widget instance based on a unique id

*Iterate over the list of all Widgets

*Remove a widget from the set of all widgets

In order support these operations, I have been considering two approaches:

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*Container class - Create some container or manager class, WidgetContainer, which holds a list of all Widget instances, support iteration and provides methods for Widget addition, removal and lookup. For example in C#:

public class WidgetContainer : IEnumerable&ltWidget>
{
  public void AddWidget(Widget);
  public Widget GetWidget(WidgetId id);
  public void RemoveWidget(WidgetId id);
}

*Static class methods - Add static class methods to Widget. For example:

public class Widget
{
  public Widget(WidgetId id);

  public static Widget GetWidget(WidgetId id);
  public static void RemoveWidget(WidgetId id);
  public static IEnumerable&ltWidget> AllWidgets();
}

Using a container class has the added problem of how to access the container class. Make it a singleton?..yuck! Create some World object that provides access to all such container classes?
I have seen many frameworks that use the container class approach, so what is the general consensus?

A: The modern consensus is that you should not do this at all.
Having a 'all instances of this class' design has proven to be troublesome in many aspects, the foremost being with regards to concurrency. Do you want all widgets, or all widgets owned by your thread? Do you really want to make that all widget list threadsafe? Remember that unit tests are almost always done in parallel, so "my app is single threaded" might not be good enough.
The other problem you run into is in your design. With the 'one and only' list of anything, be it global, static or singleton you'll quickly run into issues when you need more than one. You'll run into issues with temporary widgets or offscreen widgets if they're automatically added to the list. You'll run into errors where you forgot to add them to the list if they're not automatically handled.
Once you don't have the 'all instances of a class' requirement, then you end up with a plain old collection. Whatever consuming code is working with the widgets (even if that's some framework that is in turn consumed) can orchestrate how the collection is used and how/when the widgets get put in there. The widgets themselves should not care.

A: This seems to be a good candidate for using an IoC (Inversion of Control) container. Instead of having to create the container yourself, you just rely on a generic container part of an IoC library which you can call upon.
For example you would define an interface:
public interface IWidgetHandler
{
   void AddWidget(IWidget widget);
   IWidget GetWidget(int widgetId);
   void RemoveWidget(int widgetId);
   IEnumerable<Widget> GetAllWidgets();
}

Then you define a class that implements that interface.
public class WidgetHandler : IWidgetHandler
{
    public void AddWidget(IWidget widget)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }

    public IWidget GetWidget(int widgetId)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }

    public void RemoveWidget(int widgetId)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }

    public IEnumerable<Widget> GetAllWidgets()
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }
}

You would register how you should find instances of WidgetHandlers with an IoC container.
Generally, an IoC container has some sort of registration method so you can call
MyIoCContainer.Instance.Register<IWidgetHandler, WidgetHandler>();

Now whenever you need a widget handler you just tell IoC to give you an instance of one.
IWidgetHandler widgetHandler = MyIoCContainer.Instance.Resolve<IWidgetHandler>();

The IoC container can also control the lifetime of your objects.
Have a look at the ninject documentation if you want further details on getting up to speed with IoC. There are also a few more options out there (unity, autofac, Castle just to name a few). In fact there is a CommonServiceLocator library that provides a common interface for all, with the lowest common denominator of useful functionality (should you want to swap between them)
It allows your code to be more testable when compared to static methods classes since these can be mocked when a piece of code depends on an IWidgetHandler.
Instead of serving up a real widget handler, IoC (or the test framework) can serve up an instance of a FakeWidgetHandler which can be used to test the code that depends on this module by serving up various fake responses to the code and asserting that method parameters are passed correctly down to the IWidgetHandler dependency.
Good luck!

A: There is absolutely no difference between having a Singleton object and using static methods on the Widget class. Widget.GetWidget and WidgetContainer.Instance.GetWidget carry exactly the same problems.
Where and in what form are your widgets when the application isn't running? That will help solve your problem.
If they're in a database or on the filesystem then you don't need a single-instance object to access them, for example. Any number of WidgetContainer objects can get them from the file-system or database, independently. You can implement a caching system if performance is your concern.

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With a big project midstream, I haven't been spinning. I'll be glad to get back to it soon.
Everyone has an opinion on Marie Kondo's method of Tidying. I like a lot of it. Some aspects are definitely not for me. As a frugal person, the question that came to my mind was always, "Could it be useful...someday?" It's been very helpful to go through things and ask, "Does it spark joy?" Many times it's been "no" then it goes away after serving a purpose for me. This question is also helpful when I'm making purchases. It's not enough to just be a super deal that I could probably use...someday. Now, my purchases need to spark joy and be something for now.
The result has been that one daughter got never worn shoes she needed and another daughter got yarn she needed...both now. There's also quite a bit that will go into the trash as worn out, and more that will go to a donation site.
Now, if I could only get my husband to do this. He just puts things down, wherever - papers, empty boxes, tools (MY tools!), anything.