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Tom Wolfe's book The Right Stuff popularized the test pilots of the forerunner of NASA, the Air Research and Development branch of the Air Force. In the avionics boom of the 1950s, these fliers routinely risked their lives to help develop new jets. Hollywood showed its patriotism with films like Strategic Air Command (1955) and Toward the Unknown (1956), which assured taxpayers that Uncle Sam's defense money was being well spent. Writer Paul Monash adapted 1957's Bailout at 43,000 from his TV drama starring Charlton Heston and directed by John Frankenheimer. Director Francis D. Lyon's crew was given access to Air Force facilities and aerial footage. The show is unusual in its focus on a specific engineering problem. For the new B-47 bomber, the designers wish to make ejection safe by removing 'emotional' pilots from the equation. The test pilots balk at being guinea pigs for the prototype seats, one of which fires downward out of the fuselage. Their wives worry when a test ends in a fatality. Assignments must be changed after one pilot comes down with appendicitis, and another dies in an unrelated crash. Yet another is distrustful of a German-born engineer. In contrast to the unflappable bravado often depicted in '50s aviation films, '40s star John Payne plays the reluctant leading pilot with a neurotic edge. Young Karen Steele projects strength in her third role as an understanding wife of a military man, and favorite Richard Eyer of Friendly Persuasion (1956) is the adoring son. Richard Crane and Constance Ford play another pilot-spouse couple. Veteran actor Paul Kelly is Payne's commanding officer; he died of a heart attack not long after filming finished. Payne's pilot works through his nightmares and proves to have the Right Stuff. The finale reassures audiences that his misgivings about the ejection seats are unfounded, whereas tests of the real prototypes did indeed severely injure more than one airman.
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To celebrate the start of Carnival in Venice on February 23, we are hosting a VENETIAN FANTASY event for our next Sensational Saturday at WMODA. The focus of our festivities is the magnificent Carnival in Venice tableau, which is the largest and most complex piece of porcelain art ever produced by Lladró.
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Recent Regulatory Reform Efforts (Part II), by Satya Thallam
A note on jurisdiction. When trying to track the Senate's regulatory reform efforts, you have to know where to look. Whereas most APA-focused legislation in the House is referred to the Judiciary Committee, in the Senate that place is the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC). There's a long and (to some of us) interesting story behind that committee's origins and unique jurisdiction, but the bottom line is HSGAC is the gatekeeper for most cross-cutting regulatory process changes. For agency or industry-specific reforms, like those directed at Dodd-Frank or the EPA, look to the Committees on Banking or Environmental and Public Works, respectively. For those changes directly targeted at the role of the courts, look to (where else) the Judiciary Committee. A final caveat, unlike the House, the Senate does not do simultaneous referrals. This means legislation is referred to a single committee based on its preponderance of content – the issue of judicial review may be addressed in a larger bill which is nonetheless referred to HSGAC rather than Judiciary.
In my last post, I briefly described the context and conditions which led successfully to passage of a regulatory reform proposal: theFederal Permitting Improvement Act of 2015, which was signed into law by the President as part of a larger transportation bill. That was an example of what I called the "good" of the "good, bad, and the ugly" of efforts in this area in the 114th Congress.
Now for the bad.
The permitting bill is a regulatory proposal, in the sense that it lowers the administrative barriers to some for some form of activity from occurring. But it applies to only a specific type of economic projects, and ultimately to small subset thereof. It neither reforms the rules by which regulations are promulgated (e.g., the Administrative Procedure Act, Paperwork Reduction Act, Congressional Review Act, etc.; what we might call "meta-regulation") nor does it limit or substantially alter the effective impact of regulations on broader set of enterprises or activity. In other words, for those of use interested in reform, while the permitting bill was a net positive, it does not squarely fit into regulatory reform (notice the emphasis) as we tend to think of it.
For something more along those lines consider S. 86 – the Small Business Paperwork Relief Act of 2015. Introduced by Sen. Vitter, S. 86 would amend the Paperwork Reduction Act and essentially gave small businesses an automatic stay on penalties for first time paperwork violations. It's legislation that exists within a philosophy that businesses do not actively seek to violate rules, but often do so accidentally in the course of normal operations and attempting to comply. To discourage bad actors, the bill ultimately left the decision of whether to impose a fine or not to the agency itself, required the violation be corrected, and excepted specific cases such as bad faith, material benefit, and public safety issues.
This was not groundbreaking stuff and was really based on allowable discretion that already existed at many agencies. One issue is that we lacked good information on whether, how often, and in what cases agencies used this discretion, and wanted to create a uniform standard and presumption in favor of small businesses. Moreover, we had heard testimony and met with individuals who had received sizable fines for things like an errant signature on a form—cases that did not substantively interfere with agency information gathering.
We were using this bill as a fairly small, uncontroversial test case and bridge to further and more wide-ranging regulatory reform legislation – a down payment on a bigger project.
Unfortunately, if this was the down payment, we didn't even get preapproved for the loan. Before we could markup the bill, members of the minority indicated a deep skepticism of this approach and questioned whether this would create a wholesale incentive to evade paperwork violations. In an almost exact mirror image of the view of the bill's supporters, their underlying philosophy presumed businesses are wont to violate rules but for penalties and other sanctions. Nonetheless the bill's sponsors attempted to alleviate concerns by clarifying certain aspects, like the lack of review for agency decisions and the like.
Opposition went further than internal discussions – we soon received letters from outside groups stating their opposition. Ultimately, in the interest of avoiding a partisan vote and barrage of amendments (especially so early in a new Congress), the bill was pulled and never considered.
It did serve as a useful chemical test of the conditions of the regulatory reform waters. Efforts would have to continue in a different way and different direction.
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Bordeaux Developments has added a premier builder to Phases 10 and 11 in its Ranchers' Rise at Okotoks Air Ranch community.
Award-winning Douglas Homes has a showhome under construction that will open this spring.
The company provides a level of craftsmanship that adds high quality value to the community, says Ryan Hall, vice-president marketing and communications for Bordeaux Developments.
"We're very excited about Douglas Homes joining our community," says Hall. "They bring an understanding of the real estate market in outlying communities and will provide the customer a large selection of homes styles and options."
It marks a return to building home in Okotoks for Douglas Homes.
"Douglas Homes is excited to be back building in Okotoks and is very honoured to participate in Ranchers' Rise. We really feel that our homes will complement the existing high standards already established in the community," says Doug Whitney, sales and marketing manager for Douglas Homes. "Our blend of high technical building practices and our inclusive standards will provide an excellent option for home buyers to achieve their Perfect Fit home in Ranchers' Rise.
"Douglas is looking forward to establishing a long-term business relationship with Bordeaux Developments and a lasting commitment to providing attainable and affordable homes in Okotoks."
Ranchers' Rise is in the northeast corner of Okotoks, offers spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains, a host of outdoor recreational amenities and attractive single family-homes, says Hall.
"It's a unique location that has a wonderfully open feel, and really offers something of a slower pace," he says. "Families that have moved here from other Okotoks communities were searching for a more peaceful location to raise their children.
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This biography, written by Ann Milton-Tee, was first published in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography in 2000.
Harry Heaton Barker, one of eight children of John Heaton Barker, an accountant, and his wife, Martha Annie Johns, was born in Nelson on 18 July 1898. The family had moved to Wellington by 1902 and then to Auckland by 1912. John Barker eventually founded the Four Square grocery organisation. Harry was sent to board at New Plymouth Boys' High School at 14, and left at the end of the year with a recognised ability in literature and elocution. The New Zealand Herald first accepted his verse when he was 16.
To enlist for the First World War, Harry lied about his age. Quickly discovered, he returned home and as a protest slept under canvas until he was able to re-enlist, in October 1917. In the meantime he was a cadet reporter for the New Zealand Herald. Towards the end of his army service, which was spent in New Zealand, Harry succumbed to influenza in the 1918 epidemic. He was transferred to home service and when discharged in December became the sole reporter for a Te Awamutu newspaper. However, still weak from his illness, he moved to a job on a South Auckland farm to improve his health. Subsequently, he worked briefly for a Pukekohe newspaper.
In 1920 Barker joined the Gisborne Times as a reporter. At his father's request he returned to Auckland in 1923, but soon moved back to Gisborne and became a reporter with the Poverty Bay Herald. He was to live there for the rest of his life.
In 1922 Barker was on the first direct flight from Gisborne to Auckland. Anticipating that air travel would be critical in lessening Gisborne's geographical isolation, he launched a campaign that resulted in the borough council buying land for an airport.
Barker became editor of the Poverty Bay Herald in 1935, and left what was by then the Gisborne Herald in 1943 for a life in public affairs. He failed in attempts in 1943 and 1946 to enter Parliament for the New Zealand National Party and during this time freelanced as a journalist.
In 1950 Harry Barker became mayor of Gisborne. He held the office for nine successive terms and was reputedly the longest continuously serving mayor in New Zealand. Each term he stood as an independent and never had an election committee. His 1950 majority was 1,200 votes; he won his second campaign by 4,500. He was unopposed in three campaigns and only one resulted in a close call.
His first priority upon election was to instigate a programme of permanent works. During his nine mayoral terms Gisborne's basic amenities, including streets, bridges, water-storage capacity, water reticulation, storm-water drains, and a unique marine sewerage outfall, and facilities, such as pensioner flats and a swimming pool, were developed. He was criticised for being self-opinionated, autocratic, and acting unilaterally on occasions. He could keep debate to an absolute minimum and bulldoze the council if it was questioning a project he was determined to see realised. Nevertheless, Harry Barker was acclaimed, even by his critics, for his vision, optimism, relentless efforts to advance the region and formidable oratorical skills. Renowned for his scrupulous preparation for meetings and his firm chairmanship of them, he had speeches stored in his mind for any unexpected occasion, and always said something appropriate in public. He got on well with council staff and his mayoral door was always open. He had no social life other than civic events: Gisborne was his life.
Barker stood in awe of no one, and he had friends in high places. Ministers and prime ministers, especially Keith Holyoake, respected his managerial skills, including his control of the budget. And he remembered under-secretaries' wives' or children's names. He believed the district should receive as many government subsidies as possible, he lobbied for them relentlessly in Wellington, and he was usually successful in gaining them.
A major achievement for Harry Barker and the council was the government's decision that Gisborne should host the nation's celebrations for the 1969 bicentenary of the arrival of James Cook in New Zealand. Thousands of national and international visitors went to Gisborne, as did nine ships from five navies. During Barker's 27 years in office six governors general went to the city, and Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited three times. Harry Barker sat on many local bodies, including the Gisborne District Roads Council and the Cook Hospital Board. He was also involved with national councils and organisations relating to youth and provincial concerns.
On 18 February 1926 Harry Barker had married Anita Pearle Greaves at Gisborne. Anita was an unfailingly charming and popular mayoress. The couple had no children, and she worked hard for Gisborne, reviving the local branches of the National Council of Women of New Zealand and the Business and Professional Women's Club of the YWCA and forming the local branch of the free kindergarten association. The couple's dedication to Gisborne was recognised when Harry was made an OBE in 1964, CBE in 1972 and KBE in 1977, and Anita an MBE in 1974.
Harry Barker was never voted out of office. When he retired in 1977 the city's population had increased by 50 per cent to 30,000 and debt was less than when he assumed office. Gisborne had been transformed. Sir Harry and Lady Barker are remembered for regularly visiting hospital patients, a habit of many decades. Their own failing health eventually halted them. Sir Harry maintained his interest in journalism, writing his final article at the age of 90.
Lady Barker predeceased her husband by one year, in May 1993. Aged 95, Sir Harry Heaton Barker died on 18 May 1994. He was buried alongside his wife at Taruheru cemetery, near Gisborne. As a reflection of his lifelong interest in young people, the Gisborne YMCA received the bulk of his large estate. Smaller, but significant, amounts went to several other organisations.
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Portland Public Schools staff gave the school board the first look at it's ideas for a high school system today, and Willamette Week reporter Beth slovic gives us the first public look.
There's a lot to like, including the fact that balancing enrollment and opportunity, something I've long advocated, is a salient factor in the thinking. Model B looks quite a lot like something I've seen somewhere else. Models A and E also have a lot to recommend, and are based on neighborhood attendance.
Kudos to Carole Smith and her staff for seeming to get to the basic truth that we must balance enrollment in order to pay for equity of opportunity.


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An advocate for immigrants has been barred from the United States. You can help right this wrong.
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Angelo Cabrera in Mott Haven
Once upon a time, schoolchildren were told the story of an America where immigrants fleeing harsh lives or oppression would find welcome and opportunity. When 15-year-old Angelo Cabrera arrived in the South Bronx from central Mexico in 1990, he was pursuing that dream.
But Cabrera didn't look out for Number 1; he used his opportunity to afford opportunity to others.
Five years ago, a Mott Haven Herald reporter visited the basement of St. Pius V Church on East 145th Street to tell his story. In the course of earning a bachelors and a master's degree, Cabrera founded and led the Mexican American Student Association (MASA), devoted to helping New York City's fastest-growing immigrant group–the Mexicans who have made Mott Haven and other South Bronx neighborhoods home—contend with the obstacles they find in a new land.
"We cannot change their legal status or change their financial situation, but we change their education," said Cabrera. MASA offered tutoring to students and help for parents struggling to cope with the city's educational bureaucracy in an effort to reverse the trend that has Mexicans dropping out of school in higher numbers than any other group.
Now, The New York Times has added a stunning new chapter to Cabrera's story. He is back in his native Mexico, and barred from returning to the United States.
After living two-thirds of his life in New York, Cabrera returned to Mexico in an effort to leave the shadows that hide the undocumented. He needed to make his status legal in order to accept a job at his alma mater Baruch College, working to increase the enrollment of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans at the school, one of the City University's elite campuses.
The immigration authorities denied his application for legal status and slammed the door on his life's work.
Cabrera's plight shows once again how mean-spirited the nation's immigration policy is and how injurious it is to the country as a whole. This vindictive decision doesn't just deny one person the chance to continue living a useful life in New York; it denies a generation of immigrants the help Cabrera would have been able to offer.
However, the publicity from The Times story offers an opportunity to reverse at least one foolish decision, and an outcry from Bronx residents against this injustice can help.
An online petition directed to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand seeks to enlist her in an effort to get the authorities to reconsider their decision to keep Cabrera from returning to New York. You can sign it at https://m.dailykos.com/campaigns/1085
Rep. Jose Serrano has long been a champion of immigrants in general and of Latinos in particular. Urge him to take up this case by calling his Bronx office at (718) 620-0084, sending a letter to him at 2227 Rayburn HOB, Washington, DC 2051 or using the e-mail form on his website at https://serrano.house.gov/contact-me.
Ask your representatives to help this New Yorker, Angelo Cabrera, return to his adopted hometown, where he has done and can do so much to help others like him.
This post has been updated to add the petition campaign and to substitute Serrano's local office phone number for his Washington office, at the request of the congressman's staff.
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Emil Frey Racing will expand to three cars this season as the Lamborghini outfit once again embarks on a full Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS campaign.
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The experienced Norbert Siedler and Lamborghini factory driver Albert Costa will contest the full season in the #163 machine, with both men entering their sixth season as part of the Emil Frey setup. Lamborghini factory driver Giacomo Altoè will complete the #163 crew at Endurance Cup events.
The #14 Lamborghini will run for Silver Cup honours this term with an all-Swiss line-up. Ricardo Feller expands to a full season after contesting the Endurance Cup last term, while Alex Fontana rejoins the squad with which he captured the 2018 class title. The #14 crew will be completed at long-distance events by the vastly experienced Rolf Ineichen, who returns to Lamborghini equipment after competing aboard an Audi last term.
The newest member of the Emil Frey squad will be the #114 Lamborghini, which will run a full-season Pro line-up led by Williams Formula 1 reserve Jack Aitken. The Anglo-Korean is joined by 19-year old rising star Konsta Lappalainen, who won the SMP F4 title in 2018. The young crew will be completed by Arthur Rougier, who showed an impressive turn of speed in last season's Sprint Cup while representing Audi squad Sainteloc Racing.
"The past few weeks have been very busy but I'm excited about entering the coming season with two Pro line-ups and one Silver line-up," said the squad's technical director Jürg Flach. "We have a strong team consisting of our long-term drivers, our new talents in the #14 and the #114 and lastly, our skilled engineers and mechanics. I'm convinced that we're ready as a team and ready for a challenging season."
Team principal Lorenz Frey-Hilti added: "I'm very excited and optimistic about the continuation and strengthening of our [Lamborghini Squadra Corse] partnership by adding a third car. The level of expertise is extremely high, especially in this premier class of GT3. Winning is just a matter of seconds. This is why we greatly value the professional and active exchange with Lamborghini Squadra Corse."
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Clayton Christensen is the Kim B. Clark Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School, where he teaches one of the most popular elective classes for second year students, Building and Sustaining a Successful Enterprise. He is regarded as one of the world's top experts on innovation and growth and his ideas have been widely used in industries and organizations throughout the world. A 2011 cover story in Forbes magazine noted that ''Everyday business leaders call him or make the pilgrimage to his office in Boston, Mass. to get advice or thank him for his ideas.'' In 2011 in a poll of thousands of executives, consultants and business school professors, Christensen was named as the most influential business thinker in the world.
Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, Clay worked as a missionary for his church in the Republic of Korea from 1971 to 1973, where he learned to speak fluent Korean. He continues to serve in his church in as many ways as he can.
Professor Clayton received his B.A. in economics, summa cum laude, from Brigham Young University and an M.Phil. in applied econometrics from Oxford University, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar. He subsequently received an MBA with High Distinction from the Harvard Business School in 1979, graduating as a George F. Baker Scholar. In 1982 Professor Christensen was named a White House Fellow, and served as assistant to U.S. Transportation Secretaries Drew Lewis and Elizabeth Dole. He was awarded his DBA from the Harvard Business School in 1992, and became a faculty member there the same year, eventually receiving full professorship with tenure in 1998. He holds five honorary doctorates and an honorary chaired professorship at the Tsinghua University in Taiwan.
Prior to his academic career, Clayton worked as a management consultant with BCG in their Boston office and helped co-found Ceramics Process Systems, a Massachusetts-based advanced materials company. He has subsequently helped establish many other successful enterprises, including the innovation consulting firm Innosight, the public policy think tank Innosight Institute, and the investment firm Rose Park Advisors.
Clay is the best-selling author of nine books and more than a hundred articles. His first book, The Innovator's Dilemma received the Global Business Book Award as the best business book of the year (1997); and in 2011 The Economist named it as one of the six most important books about business ever written. His other articles and books have received the Abernathy, Newcomen, James Madison, and Circle Prizes. Clay is a five-time recipient of the McKinsey Award, given each year to the two best articles published in the Harvard Business Review; and has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Tribeca Films Festival (2010).
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Marlow, an ordinary sailor with idealistic dreams, goes on a dark yet fascinating journey as a newly hired riverboat captain, traveling up the Congo River, seeking out the legendary chief of the Belgium trading company. When describing typical sites and events situated in the Congo, Joseph Conrad wrote "The Heart of Darkness" in a first person's view, with Marlow as the highlight character. As he writes on about Marlow's experiences, he portrays typical issues set in the time period of the late 1800's, such as slavery, trading and imperialism. He emphasizes these events using pensive, pessimistic phrases throughout Marlow's train of thoughts. As Marlow travels up the river to a specific trading station where Kurtz, the chief, is located, he encounters troubling difficulties including the attack of the angry colonized locals, disturbing settings of slavery and suffering, having to repair his broken down steamboat, and unfortunate deaths, including the very own, Kurtz. He then ends up back in Europe after being extremely ill, having to tell Kurt's fiancé the horrible news of his death. Although Joseph Conrad shows the darker side of the world, he throws in different messages in various places in the book, making the reader experience the emotions of Marlow during his adventure and his portrayals of the different characters, which are typically found in such a time period of imperialism.
The Heart of Darkness is a book showing Marlow's experiences in a foreign country, while being historically accurate. It also mainly shows the dark history of colonization and its effects of it, including slavery and such depression. It is an interesting yet symbolic book, filled with Marlow's great deep thoughts, and philosophies. It really makes one ponder about different events, of such dark times. Joseph Conrad has successfully passed on his message about the darkness of the typical issues of slavery, European imperialism, and the sufferings of those times.


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Hurricane Irma maintains 150 mph winds, movement reduces to 14 mph, watch and warnings increased
Jigsha Desai
Hurricane Irma's sustained winds continue at 150 mph and the Category 4 storm has slowed its movement from 16 mph to 14 mph in a west-northwest direction according to the 11 a.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center.
Irma is forecast to remain a powerful category 4 hurricane as it approaches Florida with the forecast cone continuing to show the storm's path across the center of Florida.
A turn toward the northwest is expected by late Saturday. On the forecast track, the eye of Irma should move near the north coast of Cuba and the central Bahamas today and Saturday, and be near the Florida Keys and the southern Florida Peninsula Sunday morning.
More:Hurricane Irma: Information on shelters, evacuations, boaters in Lee County
Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 70 miles from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 185 miles.
A hurricane warning and storm surge warning remains in effect for the Southwest Florida coast line starting from Venice and around the Florida southern peninsula to north of Sebastian Inlet.
The Hurricane Watch has been extended northward along the east coast of Florida to the Flagler/Volusia County Line, and along the west coast of Florida to Anclote River.
The storm is expected to extend through Georgia and over Tennessee on Wednesday morning.


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Waiting for Windows 8 not a factor in tablet rollouts, say CIOs
by Steve Ranger in CIO Insights , in Mobility on January 25, 2012, 7:57 PM PST
'The business demand is such ... that we cannot wait"
While tablets are gradually creeping into enterprises, few companies are making major rollouts of the touchscreen devices themselves, preferring to dish them out only to senior execs or salespeople who need to make a splash with presentations.
Right now the majority of tablets in business are being bought by the workers themselves, as CIOs remain reluctant to spend.
At the moment the vast vast majority of the tablets being used in business are iPads, as Android tablets and Windows 7 devices have made little impact. However, the slow adoption of tablets in business has lead some to wonder whether - with their historical investment in Microsoft on the desktop - CIOs are waiting for the tablet-friendly Windows 8, likely to arrive later this year, before starting larger tablet rollouts.
But when asked "Are you waiting for Windows 8 tablets to arrive before you roll out tablets in any significant numbers?", members of silicon.com's CIO Jury said waiting for Microsoft was not a factor. According to the CIOs spoken to by silicon.com, some are holding back on spending because of a lack of need for tablets at all, while other are embracing Apple's iPad.
Martin Shaw, director of IT at TDX Group, said delays to corporate tablet rollouts are likely to be less about the hardware or operating system and more about "what real and meaningful benefit a tablet offers" that cannot be delivered via the smartphones and laptops employees currently have.
"I've yet to see that killer app which showcases the tablet and convinces CIOs to make that level of investment."
Shaw said the best use of such devices might come with contextual computing, where applications present information based upon who is making the request and what device they are making the request from.
"For example many of us use the websites of research organisations as part of our day to day lives. When I make a request from my desktop PC or laptop it is likely I am consuming the information in order to include it within a report or something that I am creating, and so I would ideally like the content delivered in a way that allows me to cut and paste into my own documents. If however I am using a smartphone it is more likely I just need an answer or short response to a specific question and therefore the interface should reflect that - I really do not want to try and read a PDF on a three inch screen!"
For Derek Wilson, CIO at Origin Enterprises, the advent of a Windows 8 tablets holds out the prospect of tighter integration with Microsoft technologies such as Sharepoint and SQL Server based applications, but he said: "The business demand is such and the potential productivity benefits so apparent, that we cannot wait." Wilson added: "That said, we are seeking to build any custom applications in HTML5 so they can be run across any tablet OS."
The Apple iPad is currently the dominant tablet in businessPhoto: Apple
Giles Jerrit, head of technology at global alternative investment manager Saguenay Strathmore Capital said that around 20 per cent of employees already have an iPad, either bought by the business or personal devices.
He said that initially the adoption of tablets was driven by users, with C-level executives wanting a better experience for access to email and internet while out of the office.
But he said: "We are now actively looking at restructuring our internal processes to embrace this new technology, and redesigning our systems to provide more of a SaaS offering to our 'internal clients', which will have knock-on benefits for our external ones and therefore our business."
Jerrit added that business is changing, which means device requirements are changing too: "Business is more about collaboration with stakeholders, working better with your clients and their systems, or using a shared service in the cloud, rather than sitting behind your corporate firewall and sending out structured information, such as reports or a CSV. When a Windows 8 tablet turns up, designed to sit behind a corporate firewall, secured for the enterprise, will it be something the business still needs?"
Graham Yellowley, technology lead equities at LCH.Clearnet, said: "Tablets are the new PC" and as such are becoming the norm in organisations.
He continued: "With secure wireless access points deployed companies are allowing tablets to access the corporate network with employees using predominantly iPads. The Windows 8 tablets are not even a factor to take into consideration."
However, not all CIOs questioned are seeing demand for tablet devices in the office. Ibukun Adebayo, director of information technology at Turning Point, said that - so far - there hasn't been a spurt in employees using tablets on the network, but said: "A key consideration, before investing in any tablet from any vendor, will always be that of its compatibility with both bespoke and COTS applications within our network environment."
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Q: Restrict access to Microsoft Graph based on IP I'm using Microsoft Graph API to access data from my Azure AD, including adding and updating users.
Is there any way I can limit access to the Graph API based on the client's IP? So that requests originating from a specific IP or an IP range will be served, and the rest will be blocked?

A: As far as I understand, Graph API deployment https://graph.microsoft.com is a public API that is protected by Azure AD. As long as you have a valid access token you are able to call the API and do what the access token says you are allowed to do regardless of where you are. This means access restriction can only be done at Azure AD level during authorization.
If you apps are user interactive then you can try using Azure AD Conditional Access Location Condition.
For daemon apps that run on server-side, this case may not apply because they run behind your trusted networks in most cases.

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Q: Cannot use maths in order by with subquery - column doesn't exist I have two tables with data:
create table table_one (table_two_id integer, ranking numeric);
create table table_two (id integer);

insert into table_one (table_two_id, ranking) values (1, 5);
insert into table_one (table_two_id, ranking) values (2, 10);

insert into table_two (id) values (1);
insert into table_two (id) values (2);

I can query and order like this:
select
  (select ranking from table_one where table_two_id = tbl_2.id) as ranking,
  id
from table_two as tbl_2 order by ranking desc;

But if I want to alter the order by query to use a bit of maths:
select
  (select ranking from table_one where table_two_id = tbl_2.id) as ranking,
  id
from table_two as tbl_2 order by ranking * 1 desc;

I get ERROR: column "ranking" does not exist Position: 123.
Note that I can order by ranking just fine when not using the subselect:
select ranking from table_one order by ranking / 1;

Reproduction here:  http://sqlfiddle.com/#!17/b88bc/12, Postgres 9.6.  What's going on?

A: Your problem is that your 'ranking' is a mistake :
select
  tbl_1.ranking,
  id
from table_two as tbl_2
  inner join table_one as tbl_1
  on tbl_1.table_two_id = tbl_2.id
order by tbl_1.ranking * 1 desc;

You can make sure of that by running this query :
select
  (select ranking from table_one where table_two_id = tbl_2.id),
  id
from table_two as tbl_2
order by ranking desc;

As you can see the ranking used is in fact directly the one from table_one. The engine has redesigned the query to make it worked.
Picture this as the aliasing has to be made after the all calculation of your query. In this situation it is quite clear that your order by cannot find a column that is not already named.
You can verify has follows :
with cte as
(
select
  (select ranking from table_one where table_two_id = tbl_2.id) as ranking,
  id
from table_two as tbl_2
)
select *
from cte
order by ranking *1 desc;

And a little advice : avoid if it is possible to run subqueries in the select part of your query. It is a lot work to process for your engine if it does not find a way to rewrite properly the query. Picture it as it take a new query for each resultat line of the first result of your query. Of course there is exceptions but think it through before doing it and justify to yourself why using it in place of a proper join.


Female Muslim acceptance at Hamtramck Aerial School, a accessible aerial academy six afar arctic of Detroit, captivated their anniversary girls-only brawl aftermost weekend.
The anniversary bright for Muslim girls — a attitude back 2012 — is alleged "Princess Prom," according to MLive.
It's advised to be a safe amplitude for Muslim girls who charge attach to austere religious practices which accommodate cutting hijabs in accessible and which anticipate accessory co-ed dances.
A taxpayer-funded academy counselor, Caitlin Drinkard, spends her time allowance acceptance adapt the Muslim prom.
Girls who arise the Princess Brawl abrasion adorned gowns and aerial heels. They get dolled up with hairdos and makeup.
In accession to ball music and food, this year's male-free aerial academy ball featured nut tattoos and a chargeless photo berth sponsored by General Motors.
All the girls who abounding the Princess Brawl additionally accustomed swag accoutrements abounding with Mary Kay eye shadow, SexyHair absterge and added items.
These swag bag items were donated by ample adorableness accumulation brands.
Drinkard, the accessible academy counselor, declared the brawl which outlaws males as empowering.
"We run it like an after-school club," Drinkard additionally said.
"I've acquired a lot of business administration skills," Aisha Khanum, a chief at Hamtramck Aerial School, told MLive.
The absolute amount for staging this year's Princess Brawl — renting and decorating the venue, advantageous the deejay, etc. — was about $2,000.
The organizers of the Princess Brawl aloft about $1,400 application a GoFundMe page.
"Many girls in our association are not accustomed to arise the acceptable co-ed brawl for assorted cultural and religious reasons," the GoFundMe folio says.
The organizers of the Princess Brawl ban adaptable phones from the anniversary accident to abstain the accident of accepting a photo of any attendees — in a brawl dress and after a hijab — arise on amusing media.
There's a appropriate abode at the brawl aloof for authoritative calls.
Any changeable apprentice can arise the Princess Prom.
Attendees are accustomed to accompany a changeable bedfellow to the event.
Hamtramck Aerial Academy additionally has a co-ed prom.
Approximately 250 girls were accepted to appearance up at this year's Hamtramck Aerial Academy Princess Prom. Some 230 girls showed up aftermost year.
The Hamtramck Princess Brawl began in 2012. Five changeable Muslim acceptance organized it.


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For the third straight tournament the Eagles will be in the top eight. They secured their spot with a 31-19 win over France in their second match of pool play. They will take on Australia, who also won both of their first two matches, later in the day to see who fill finish as the number one team in the pool.
The Eagles picked up right where they left off against Japan with an early try. France tried to counteract the U.S. on the kickoff by awkwardly kicking deep. It put the Eagles in a corner but crisp passing led to a Danny Barrett breakthrough. He then offloaded to Hughes who outpaced the French defender for the opening score. Only a few moments later more possession from the Eagles allowed Martin Iosefo to claim his first of the day. Without much time gone the Eagles held a 12-0.
Despite the U.S. dominating the possession early France did have a great opportunity to score in the corner but Barrett did enough to recover to push the French player into touch. Unfortunately it didn't all work out for the Eagles. Trapped deep in their own end a miscommunication from Folau Niua to Hughes saw the ball fall loose and France fall on it for the score. There was still time to play after the try and the Eagles did well to fight on after the hooter where they put Iosefo in for his second. At halftime the Eagles led 19-7.
France scored a beauty of a try in the second half to make it 19-12 but the U.S. responded right away as Niua evaded five or six defenders before offloading to Durutalo for the try. After France tried the awkward kick once again on the restart the U.S. similarly made them pay as Maka Unufe made a big break before passing to Perry Baker for the score. France scored a late cosmetic try but the Eagles were well on their way to the victory.
Through two matches the Eagles look very strong. They've scored 83 points while only giving up 19. They have also make a lot of their tackles and against France were 5/5 on tries during visits to the French 22. Australia will be a tough challenge but a win there should give the Eagles a lot of confidence going forward.
The U.S. will play Australia at 8:08 p.m. et/5:08 p.m. pt.


Do they not travel through the earth, and see what was the End of those before them (who did evil)? Allah brought utter destruction on them, and similar (fates await) those who reject Allah.
And how many cities, with more power than thy city which has driven thee out, have We destroyed (for their sins)? and there was none to aid them.
And among them are men who listen to thee, but in the end, when they go out from thee, they say to those who have received Knowledge, "What is it he said just then?" Such are men whose hearts Allah has sealed, and who follow their own lusts.
But to those who receive Guidance, He increases the (light of) Guidance, and bestows on them their Piety and Restraint (from evil).
Do they then only wait for the Hour,- that it should come on them of a sudden? But already have come some tokens thereof, and when it (actually) is on them, how can they benefit then by their admonition?
Know, therefore, that there is no god but Allah, and ask forgiveness for thy fault, and for the men and women who believe: for Allah knows how ye move about and how ye dwell in your homes.
Were it to obey and say what is just, and when a matter is resolved on, it were best for them if they were true to Allah.
Then, is it to be expected of you, if ye were put in authority, that ye will do mischief in the land, and break your ties of kith and kin?
Do they not then earnestly seek to understand the Qur'an, or are their hearts locked up by them?
But how (will it be) when the angels take their souls at death, and smite their faces and their backs?
This because they followed that which called forth the Wrath of Allah, and they hated Allah's good pleasure; so He made their deeds of no effect.
Or do those in whose hearts is a disease, think that Allah will not bring to light all their rancour?
Had We so wiled, We could have shown them up to thee, and thou shouldst have known them by their marks: but surely thou wilt know them by the tone of their speech! And Allah knows all that ye do.
O ye who believe! Obey Allah, and obey the messenger, and make not vain your deeds!
Those who reject Allah, and hinder (men) from the Path of Allah, then die rejecting Allah,- Allah will not forgive them.
The life of this world is but play and amusement: and if ye believe and guard against Evil, He will grant you your recompense, and will not ask you (to give up) your possessions.
If He were to ask you for all of them, and press you, ye would covetously withhold, and He would bring out all your ill-feeling.
Behold, ye are those invited to spend (of your substance) in the Way of Allah: But among you are some that are niggardly. But any who are niggardly are so at the expense of their own souls. But Allah is free of all wants, and it is ye that are needy. If ye turn back (from the Path), He will substitute in your stead another people; then they would not be like you!


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US, Russia clash during UN meeting over North Korea sanctions
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Australian cricket team captain Steve Smith said he and other senior players came up with the idea of trying to cheat and change the condition of the ball as South Africa was running away with the game.
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Hilary has studied with performance coach Micah Barnes and vocal coach Julie Forrester along with regular private lessons and master classes and classes at Etobicoke School of the Arts. Hilary has been accepted to the prestigious Berklee College of Music and hopes to continue her music education there in 2011.
To enhance her performance abilities, Hilary has also worked for the past several years on her acting and dancing through programs such as the Triple Threat Program at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts in Toronto and dance classes in ballet, jazz, modern and hip hop at Martha Hicks School of Ballet.
Hilary enjoys the opportunity to share her emotions and life in another form than just simply talking about them. Being part of the creative process and then listening to the final product is an amazing experience!
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package hu.mentlerd.hybrid;

import java.util.Vector;

public class Coroutine {
	public static final int INITIAL_STACK_SIZE	= 32;
	public static final int INITIAL_FRAME_SIZE	= 10;

	public static final int MAX_STACK_SIZE 	= 1024;
	public static final int MAX_FRAME_SIZE	= 100;

	public static void yield( CallFrame frame, CallFrame argFrame, int argCount ){
		if ( !frame.canYield )
			throw new LuaException( "Cannot yield outside of a coroutine" );

		Coroutine coroutine	= frame.coroutine;
		Coroutine parent	= coroutine.parent;
		LuaThread thread	= coroutine.thread;

		if ( parent == null )
			throw new LuaException( "Yielded a root thread. Something went horribly wrong!" );

		coroutine.detach(); //Kill the current coroutine, and return values

		CallFrame nextFrame = parent.getCurrentFrame();

        if ( nextFrame == null ){ //Parent is dead, push to the stack directly
        	parent.setTop( argCount +1 );

        	parent.stack[0] = Boolean.TRUE;
        	for ( int index = 0; index < argCount; index++ )
        		parent.stack[index +1] = argFrame.get(index);
        } else {
        	nextFrame.push( Boolean.TRUE );

        	for ( int index = 0; index < argCount; index++ )
        		nextFrame.push( argFrame.get(index) );
        }

        thread.coroutine = parent;
	}

	private final Vector<UpValue> upvalues = new Vector<UpValue>();
	protected final Platform platform;

	protected LuaThread thread;
	protected Coroutine parent;

	protected LuaTable env;

	protected Object[] stack;
	protected int top;

	private CallFrame[] frameStack;
	private int frameStackTop;

	private StringBuilder stackTrace = new StringBuilder();
	private int stackTraceLevel = 0;

	public Coroutine( Platform platform, LuaTable env ){
		this.stack 		= new Object[INITIAL_STACK_SIZE];
		this.frameStack	= new CallFrame[INITIAL_FRAME_SIZE];

		this.platform 	= platform;
		this.env		= env;
	}

	//Used to setup root function
	public Coroutine( Platform platform, LuaTable env, LuaClosure root ){
		this(platform, env);

		CallFrame frame = pushCallFrame(root, 0, 0, -1);
			frame.fromLua	= true;
			frame.canYield	= true;
	}

	/*
	 * Stack management
	 */
	public final void setTop( int newTop ){
		if ( top < newTop ){
			//Ensure stack size
			int size = stack.length;

			if ( size < newTop ){ //Realloc
				if ( newTop > MAX_STACK_SIZE )
					throw new LuaException("Stack overflow");

				while( size < newTop )
					size <<= 1;

				Object[] realloc = new Object[size];
				System.arraycopy(stack, 0, realloc, 0, stack.length);
				stack = realloc;
			}
		} else {
			stackClear(newTop, top -1);
		}

		top = newTop;
	}

	public final int getTop(){
		return top;
	}

	public final void stackClear( int index, int end ){
		for(; index <= end; index++)
			stack[index] = null;
	}
	public final void stackCopy( int index, int dest, int len ){
		if (len > 0 && index != dest)
			System.arraycopy(stack, index, stack, dest, len);
	}

	/*
	 * Callframe Stack
	 */
	public CallFrame getCurrentFrame(){
		if ( isDead() )	return null;

		CallFrame frame = frameStack[frameStackTop -1];

		if ( frame == null )
			frameStack[frameStackTop -1] = (frame = new CallFrame(this));

		return frame;
	}

	public CallFrame pushCallFrame( LuaClosure closure, int localBase, int returnBase, int argCount ){
		pullNewFrame();

		CallFrame frame = getCurrentFrame();
			frame.setup(closure, localBase, returnBase, argCount);

		return frame;
	}
	public CallFrame pushJavaFrame( Callable func, int localBase, int returnBase, int argCount ){
		pullNewFrame();

		CallFrame frame = getCurrentFrame();
			frame.setup(null, localBase, returnBase, argCount);

			frame.function	= func;
			frame.canYield	= false;

		return frame;
	}

	public void popCallFrame(){
		if ( frameStackTop == 0 )
			throw new LuaException("Frame stack undeflow");

		CallFrame popped = getCurrentFrame();
			popped.closure	= null;
			popped.function	= null;

		frameStackTop--;
	}

	protected void pullNewFrame(){
		int newTop 	= frameStackTop +1;
		int size	= frameStack.length;

		if ( newTop > MAX_FRAME_SIZE )
			throw new LuaException("Frame stack overflow");

		if ( size < newTop ){ //Realloc
			size <<= 1;

			CallFrame[] realloc = new CallFrame[size];
			System.arraycopy(frameStack, 0, realloc, 0, frameStack.length);
			frameStack = realloc;
		}

		frameStackTop = newTop;
	}

	public int getFrameTop(){
		return frameStackTop;
	}

	public CallFrame getCallFrame(int index) {
		if (index < 0)
			index += frameStackTop;

		return frameStack[index];
	}

	public boolean isAtBottom(){
		return frameStackTop == 1;
	}
	public boolean isDead(){
		return frameStackTop == 0;
	}

	/*
	 * Upvalues
	 */
	public void closeUpvalues( int index ){
		int loopIndex = upvalues.size();

		while( --loopIndex >= 0 ){
			UpValue upvalue = upvalues.elementAt(loopIndex);

			if ( upvalue.getIndex() < index )
				return;

			upvalue.close();
			upvalues.removeElementAt(loopIndex);
		}
	}

	public UpValue findUpvalue( int index ){
		int loopIndex = upvalues.size();

		while( --loopIndex >= 0 ){
			UpValue upvalue = upvalues.elementAt(loopIndex);
			int currIndex = upvalue.getIndex();

			if ( currIndex == index )
				return upvalue;

			if ( currIndex < index )
				break; //Not found, create!
		}

		UpValue upvalue = new UpValue(this, index);

		upvalues.insertElementAt(upvalue, loopIndex +1);
		return upvalue;
	}

	/*
	 * Misc
	 */
	protected void beginStackTrace( CallFrame frame, Throwable err ){
		stackTrace.append(frame.getSourceLocation());
		stackTrace.append(": ");

		if ( err instanceof LuaException ){
			LuaException error = (LuaException) err;

			stackTrace.append( error.getLuaCause() );
		} else {
			stackTrace.append( err.toString() );

			err.printStackTrace();
		}

		stackTrace.append('\n');

		stackTraceLevel = -1;
	}
	protected void addStackTrace( CallFrame frame ){
		 //Skip the first frame, as it was already added in beginStackTrace
		if ( ++stackTraceLevel == 0 ) return;

		//Build the prefix
		for ( int index = 0; index < stackTraceLevel; index++ )
			stackTrace.append( ' ' );

		stackTrace.append(stackTraceLevel);
		stackTrace.append(". ");

		//Trace back the source of the function on the stack
		if ( frame.isLua() ){
			int lastOp = frame.closure.proto.code[ frame.pc -1 ];

			String origin = LuaUtil.findSlotOrigin(frame, LuaOpcodes.getA8(lastOp));

			if ( origin == null )
				origin = "unknown";

			stackTrace.append(origin);
		} else {
			stackTrace.append("java call");
		}

		//Add location
		stackTrace.append(" - ");

		stackTrace.append(frame.getSourceLocation());
		stackTrace.append('\n');
	}

	public String getStackTrace(){
		return stackTrace.toString();
	}
	public void resetStackTrace(){
		stackTrace = new StringBuilder();
		stackTraceLevel = 0;
	}

	public Coroutine getParent(){
		return parent;
	}
	public LuaTable getEnv(){
		return env;
	}

	public String getStatus(){
		if ( parent == null ){
			return isDead() ? "dead" : "suspended";
		}

		return "normal";
	}

	public void resume( Coroutine parent ){
		this.parent = parent;
		this.thread = parent.thread;
	}
	public void detach() {
		this.parent	= null;
		this.thread	= null;
	}

}

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Supercell's next game is all about co-operation
Supercell, the Finnish developer best-known for mobile hits like Clash of Clans and Brawl Stars, announced its next game today — and it looks to be a big departure. Called Everdale, it's described as "a peaceful building game based on cooperation and friendship." There are plenty of mobile games about building towns or villages, but Everdale's hook is that you'll do that alongside other players.
Here's the basic set-up:
Your village is actually part of a larger valley, where you and nine other players work together to build a big, wondrous utopia. In the valley, you'll meet an eclectic cast of characters, make handcrafted goods, and trade with merchants from far off lands. More still, you can jump into local adventures, and level up your…
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To stand or not to stand? Students consider the daily pledge
Samantha Morris, Reporter
31 words.
Every morning at 7:30 at the beginning of homeroom, the loudspeaker turns on and asks students at Hammonton High School to stand and recite 31 words that many know by heart: the pledge of allegiance.
Practicing what they have been doing since elementary school (or earlier), students are asked to stand out of their seats, place their right hand over their heart, look at the flag, and recite the pledge.
"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
A more in depth explanation of the pledge is, "I promise to be loyal to the symbol of our country each state that has joined our country to a country where people choose others to make laws for them the flag stands for our country a single country most of the people believe in the country cannot be split into parts with freedom and fairness for each person in the country"
Like any symbol, the image of the flag (and the words of the pledge) can have different meanings to different people, and for that reason, students associate it with different things. And this may or may not affect whether they feel compelled to stand during this morning ritual.
In public schools, it is not mandatory to recite the pledge or salute the flag. This was decided back in 1943 in the Supreme Court with the case West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette. However, for senior Matt Moles, the pledge is incredibly meaningful because it represents something he is willing to die for.
Moles will be going into the army after graduation, to become one of the 1.3 million men and women that serve the country.
"That flag represents the freedom that I guard from all enemies of the United States," he said. "To see someone sit for the pledge is a dishonor to their country and a dishonor to my brothers and sisters who have died defending our freedom."
Public schools started standing and reciting the pledge of allegiance on October 12, 1892. Although, things used to be very different. Students after the pledge students would have to recite "One Country! One Language! One Flag!"
Public school teachers have no word on if students should stand or not. However, for some students, like Ryan Long, seeing others sit is upsetting.
"I think it's crazy how kids are allowed to sit and disrespect the flag," Long said. "Everybody takes for granted our freedom and the people who defend our flag are the reason we are free living our lives. They risk their lives for us and nobody wants to acknowledge that. It should be a requirement to stand for the flag."
For senior Teagan Carman, it's about respecting what others have experienced.
"The flag does not represent the country to me; it represents our troops," Carman explained. "The men and women who've put their lives on the line for our freedom, and to not stand for that is disrespectful."
Mike Dogostino agreed.
"I stand for the pledge for every veteran who has died for this country. For every man or woman who gave up their life to protect ours," he said. "For every kid at home who is waiting for their mother or father to come home to them but never do because they gave up their lives for the people of this country to be able to go home to their families. Standing for the pledge keeps us united and shouldn't be seen as optional because once that one thing that keeps us United falls everything else goes with it."
One respondent to our poll, who requested anonymity, thinks that associations like this are dangerous.
"[People should] NOT say that sitting for the pledge disrespects soldiers," they said. "The pledge is not for our military. The pledge is for a flag, a fake image to other countries. Not human lives."
The pledge can also be a mindless routine for some students, who just go through the motions without thinking much about it.
"As young children we learn the pledge and repeat it thoughtlessly every day. The pledge is ingrained into these young minds and they do not even understand what they are saying," the respondent said. "I stand up, mumble the words, and sit back down. I feel like I am in a cult."
This respondent also pointed out a few passages in the pledge that can be viewed as problematic.
"Many people today feel as though we are all not equal under God. Therefore, it is difficult to feel as though we are not brainwashed to believe that we are the greatest country because we have freedom, equality, and justice although we just have a corrupt political system that covers up racial injustice and war crimes daily."
This discussion and debate is not limited to the walls of the public school classroom. As a nation, we not only have the pledge of allegiance, but we also have the national anthem.
This anthem became the center of controversy when NFL, NBA, and other athletes began kneeling while it was performed and played at the beginning of every game. This form of protest started in 2016 as a statement against police brutality and racism. The first NFL player to kneel was 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, later followed by approximately 200 players in the league.
In 2020, NBA commissioner Adam Silver weighed in on the issue.
"I respect our teams' unified act of peaceful protest for social justice, and under these unique circumstances will not enforce our long-standing rule requiring standing during the playing of our national anthem."
However, not all agree with this stance, and the debate surrounding the pledge and the anthem continues to challenge people's attitudes toward their nation and toward each other.
The same constitutional rights that Americans celebrate are the same ones that protect the decision to stand, recite, be silent, or kneel during the pledge or anthem.
We all have the choice; no one's opinion is wrong. We should not bash each other for doing what we believe is right and what will make this country better.
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Крутоя́рка — пасажирська зупинна залізнична платформа Дніпровської дирекції Придніпровської залізниці на лінії Синельникове II — Чаплине.

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First minyan held in Bahrain synagogue since 19th century
President Donald Trump's top Middle East negotiator led prayer services at a synagogue in Manama, as Jared Kushner's Middle East economic workshop takes place
By JTA	June 28, 2019, 1:10 pm Edit
Jason Greenblatt, President Donald Trump's top Middle East negotiator, led Jewish prayer services at a synagogue in Bahrain this week during the conference there that rolled out the economic portion of the Trump administration's peace plan.
Greenblatt mustered an Orthodox minyan — a quorum of ten adult Jewish males — for morning services Wednesday at the synagogue, which dates to the 19th century. Participants were among the businessmen, officials, journalists and think-tank employees attending the conference.
Houda Nonoo, the former Bahraini ambassador to the United States and a member of the country's Jewish community of 35 or so people, said minyans were rare in the synagogue, tending to take place more at cemeteries and in people's homes.
"It was an amazing experience to see everybody here together," she told i24, an Israel-based news channel. She could not remember the last time the synagogue had shacharit, or the morning prayer service.
Greenblatt posted a picture of the service on Twitter:
A special opportunity to daven(pray) this morning with a minyan(quorum) in a synagogue in Bahrain. Great way to start today. I was asked what I prayed for- two things: my family, who I miss deeply and of course for peace. This is an example of the future we can all build together pic.twitter.com/kqHlEZyvoT
— Jason D. Greenblatt (@jdgreenblatt45) June 26, 2019
"A special opportunity to daven (pray) this morning with a minyan (quorum) in a synagogue in Bahrain," he said. "Great way to start today. I was asked what I prayed for — two things: my family, who I miss deeply and of course for peace. This is an example of the future we can all build together."
The conference wrapped up on its second day without news of whether Jared Kushner, the peace team's boss and President Donald Trump's son-in-law, had extracted the £39bn-£55bn ($50-70 billion) in pledges he is seeking to seed the infrastructural changes he says the Palestinian economy needs as a predicate for peace.
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The Palestinian Authority is boycotting the conference, in part because Trump has favoured Israel by recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital, and because Trump and Congress have cut off all U.S. funding to the Palestinians.
"The overall consensus is that this is a very executable plan if we're able to get a political solution and if we have the right governing structure in place," Kushner said in a video recapping the conference that the White House posted on Twitter.
Jared Kushner recaps the two-day Peace to Prosperity summit in Bahrain. pic.twitter.com/9yqhzBVwQW
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 26, 2019
The same day the conference opened, on Tuesday, officials of the United Nations Work and Relief Agency, which administers aid to Palestinian refugees and their descendants, garnered £89m ($113 million) in pledges to help make up for the £283m ($360 million) the Trump administration had cut in funding for the agency.
"I think the situation is extremely precarious when you think of a million people not receiving food assistance in Gaza," UNRWA chief Pierre Krahenbuhl told the Associated Press.
The Bahrain conference, while inconclusive in its immediate goals — Kushner says he will roll out the political component of his plan later this year — was yet another signal of growing acceptance of Israel in the Arab world. Bahrain for the first time allowed Israeli journalists to enter to cover the conference.
Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, the Bahraini foreign minister, said that Israel was now a given in the region.
"Israel is part of this heritage of this whole region, historically," the foreign minister said. "The Jewish people have a place amongst us."
Houda Nonoo
Jason Greenblatt
United Nations Work and Relief Agency


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Concerns raised over traffic chaos if pedestrianisation of King Street goes ahead.
Saturday, 08 May 2010 04:07
Businesses' concerns heighten over fear that traffic re-routing to accommodate proposed plans for pedestrianisation will be hopelessly flawed. Existing signage proves to be totally inadequate to cope with the everyday events, whereby HGV drivers relying on their SATNAV for directions continue to enter King Street causing endless queues of traffic, and damage to parked cars. There is a feeling that between Highways and Cheshire East, there has been a failure to address the existing issues that continuously prove that the signage is inadequate, why should they be able to provide a solution to a new set of issues that will no doubt create new challenges. If you have any views or concerns over Pedestrianisation of King Street, the Knutsford Business Club will be holding a Meeting at 6.00pm in the Angel Hotel on Tuesday 18th May 2010 for any traders or businesses that would like to have their ideas and concerns shared and supported.
Photo taken 7th May 2010 outside the Knutsford Wine Bar
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