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By Paul Gallagher on October 8, 2022
1950s 1960s 1970s Crime Movies photographs Alec Guinness Arturo Santato Basil Dearden cities crime David McCallum Dirk Bogarde Ealing Studios england James Kennaway John Mills liverpool Mary Ure Osvaldo Santato peter o'toole Rank Stanley Baker Susannah York Terrazanno Tunes of Glory UK Violent Playground
Burning Down the House: The Writing of 'Violent Playground' with David McCallum and Stanley Baker, 1958
Taking a lead from films like Blackboard Jungle and Rebel Without a Cause, Kennaway crafted a story about a troubled youngster at odds with society.
David McCallum as the fire-starter Johnnie Murphy in 'Violent Playground'.
Johnnie Murphy started fires.
Johnnie liked to watch things burn. Johnnie got a reputation for starting fires. He liked the fear fire caused. He liked the power it gave him.
Johnnie Murphy started fires. One day, fires were not enough.
Johnnie killed someone with a stolen vehicle. It was murder. Now Johnnie was wanted by the police. He went on the run. Got a submachinegun. Johnny hid out in a primary school. He held a class to ransom. He threatened to shoot one child for every hour if his demands were not met.
Johnny liked the power he had over others. He liked the fear he caused.
It was a time of change.
James Kennaway was twenty-eight when his first novel Tunes of Glory was published to critical acclaim in 1956. The novel was inspired by his own experience of National Service. Now he was a published writer, Kennaway wanted to "blaze, in every direction". He wanted to experience life, live more, and then write about it. He wanted the experience essential for every writer's imagination.
But Kennaway was married with a family on the way. He was working as a rep for Longman's publishing house–seeking out scientists to write textbooks for schools and universities. On his travels, he took notes and made thumbnail sketches for future use. He started work on a new novel based on his early life in rural Scotland. This book eventually became Household Ghosts.
Despite the reviews, Kennaway wasn't making much from the sales of Tunes of Glory. This came later when the novel was turned into a movie starring Alec Guinness and John Mills in 1960. However, Kennaway did attract the interest of Ealing Film Studios and film producer Michael Relph.
James Kennaway's first novel 'Tunes of Glory' (1956) was a critical success later made into a movie starring Alec Guinness and John Mills in 1960.
Relph worked in partnership with director Basil Dearden. Their films emphasised the Rank Organisation belief in producing "British films [which] present to the world a picture of Britain as a leader in Social Reform, in the defeat of social injustices and a champion of civil liberties."
Relph and Dearden were responsible for such social justice movies like I Believe You (which focussed on juvenile delinquency), The Gentle Gunman (which examined nationalism and the IRA), Sapphire (racism), and Victim (homosexuality). The partnership of Relph and Dearden also produced several British classic movies like The Blue Lamp, The Smallest Show on Earth (1957), Rockets Galore (1957) and The League of Gentlemen (1960).
Stanley Baker as Detective-Sergeant Jack Truman sent to investigate a series of arson attacks.
Relph commissioned Kennaway to write an original screenplay based on the rise of teenage juvenile delinquents who appeared to be "running amok" across the country. Taking a lead from films like Blackboard Jungle and Rebel Without a Cause, Kennaway crafted a story about a troubled youngster at odds with society. He called the screenplay Firefly. As Trevor Royle wrote in his fine biography of Kennaway Jim and James:
…[H]aving a good idea not enough: he had to structure [his script] into a proper narrative, develop characterisation and create dialogue, all within the bounds of short scenes. Form and design became as important as the content. As a result, the first draft of the script […] reads more like notes for a novel than a screenplay, and indeed, when the film was launched as Violent Playground in the Spring of 1958, critics voiced their disapproval of the "over-literary script".
Anne Heywood as Catherine 'Cathie' Murphy, Stanley Baker as Detective-Sergeant Truman, and David McCallum as Johnnie Murphy.
Kennaway set his script in Liverpool, where the local police operated a department to deal with youth crime. He met officers and discussed the problems involved in policing youth. Kennaway clipped and kept every news story on teenage delinquents printed in the press. He developed characters like Johnnie Murphy (David McCallum) the disenchanted teenager who wants to be a would-be gangster by burning things down. He terrorises businesses in Liverpool before setting fire to an hotel and going on the run. Detective-Sergeant Truman (Stanley Baker), the cop with a social conscience who tries to help Johnnie but falls for his sister Cathie. Catherine Murphy (Anne Heywood) the hard-working, family woman with a heart-of-gold. The characters edged cliche only Johnnie's unpredictable behaviour kept the interest. The script was coming together, but Kennaway still need some kind of resolution. In October 1956, events in Italy supplied the finale he sought.
On 10th October in Terrazanno, Italy, two mad brothers armed with guns and dynamite, burst into the local school and held to ransom ninety-two children and three teachers, threatening to kill them unless various unspecified demands were met. The news electrified the entire world, and it occupied the headlines during the siege and its aftermath: one of the teachers eventually attacked the gunman and the police swept in to save the children from their ordeal.
The kidnappers were brothers Arturo and Osvaldo Santato. The pair demanded £120,00 ransom money for the safe return of the children. After six hours, one female teacher attacked Arturo and disarmed him. Osvaldo surrendered.
Kennaway had the end of his screenplay. He wrote quickly, in the heat of the moment, which may explain why the movie's final scenes are so powerful and effective. No overly wordy dialogue just short powerful scenes depicting the full horror of Johnnie's actions and his inevitable unravelling.
Filmed in 1957, Violent Playground received a Royal Film premiere at the Odeon, Marble Arch in March 1958. It received mixed to favourable reviews. It launched Kennaway's career as a screenwriter and novelist. He went on adapt his own novel Tunes of Glory (1960), then wrote The Mind Benders (1963) starring Dirk Bogarde and Mary Ure, then The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968), before finally adapting his novel Household Ghosts as Country Dance (1970) starring Peter O'Toole and Susannah York. He won a posthumous Oscar for his script Dollar Bottom in 1981. Kennaway died of a massive heart-attack while driving home in December 1968.
Peter Cushing as the Priest who tries to save Johnnie.
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Colorado Recall a Proxy in National Gun Control Debate
Ashley Killough CNN
(CNN) -- Sandy Phillips was a few days away from visiting her daughter, Jessie, an aspiring sports journalist, in Colorado. They exchanged text messages shortly after midnight on a Thursday, looking forward to the visit and talking about the new Batman movie Jessie was about to see.
They said goodnight, and Philips tried going to sleep at her home in San Antonio.
Twenty minutes later she got a frantic phone call from Jessie's close friend, Brent, who was with her at the theater. He said there was a shooting, that he was shot twice.
"I said, 'Where's Jessie?'" Phillips recalls, before taking a short pause. "He said, 'I tried'."
Jessica Ghawi, 24, was one of 12 people shot to death in July 2012 at a theater in Aurora, Colorado. Fifty-eight people were wounded. For Phillips, sharing her painful but final memory of Jessie is an emotional endeavor. Her voice thins and grows shaky as she talks about that night.
But it's a challenge she has taken on dozens of times a day for the past week, going door to door in Colorado Springs as she asks voters to support a state lawmaker she never knew until this year: State Sen. John Morse.
As Senate president, Morse helped usher the passage of Colorado's restrictive new firearm laws. The state's deeply rooted gun rights establishment was not happy, and Morse is now one of two state senators on the ballot Tuesday in Colorado's first recall at the state level.
Gun rights activists nationwide see the election as a pivotal moment in the gun debate. If Morse and his Democratic colleague, state Sen. Angela Giron of Pueblo, are both ousted, some say it will send a cautionary message to other lawmakers: Mess with guns and this could happen to you.
The other side also views the recall as a potential turning point. If the senators win, it could signal a significant show of public support at the polls for regulations meant to curb gun violence. Gun control advocates also argue a victory would deal a major blow to what they consider the powerful voices that control the debate.
National groups on both ends of the spectrum, including the National Rifle Association and Mayors Against Illegal Guns, have poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into the contests in what amounts to a proxy war over firearm regulations. At stake is a victory belt that can be used as leverage in future showdowns over the issue, either at the state level or in Washington.
Philips and her husband, Lonnie, have been calling on 60 to 80 homes each day in Colorado for more than a week. While a number of conversations are short-lived, she shares her story with anyone willing to listen, hoping it will change minds.
"It's exhausting. You can only tell it so many times before you go to a very sad and dark place," she said. "But you take a break and have a good cry, pull your boot straps back up and head out again. We can't just sit quietly by."
A once-unlikely place for new gun laws
In March, Colorado became the second state after New York to put new gun laws on the books after the Newtown, Connecticut, elementary school shooting, which left 20 children and six adults dead.
Effective July 1, Colorado's new laws limit ammunition magazines to 15 rounds and require universal background checks on all gun purchases. Gun buyers, rather than sellers, must pay for their own background checks, a $10 fee.
The U.S. Senate tried passing similar laws earlier this year amid a highly charged national debate that rattled both sides of the issue. While most of the measures had little chance of survival, the Senate even fell short of the votes needed to proceed with what seemed to be the most viable piece of legislation: a bipartisan measure that would require background checks on firearms bought online and at gun shows.
Historically a conservative state, Colorado's political makeup has started to shift. It is one of three states in the West with a Democratic trifecta: The party holds both chambers of the legislature and the governor's office. While Colorado has trended blue in recent years, its blood runs red with a history rich in gun culture and tradition.
"Firearms are intertwined with the fabric of Colorado," said Jon Caldara, president of the Independence Institute, a Colorado conservative think tank. With the backing of 55 of the state's 62 elected sheriffs, Caldera's organization filed a lawsuit challenging the new laws.
As the home of two of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history --- Aurora and Columbine --- Colorado has been a hot zone for the gun control debate. When state Senate committees held hearings one day over the gun measures in March, gun rights activists flooded the capitol in protest and drove around the building, honking horns for hours to cause a distraction. According to the Denver Post, a small plane flew overhead, carrying a floating message to the governor: Don't take our guns.
At the same time, lawmakers inside were also hearing from survivors and victims of gun violence, including former students at Columbine. Mark Kelly, husband of former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, also testified about the shooting that seriously wounded his wife in the nearby state of Arizona.
By the end of the night, the two committees passed multiple gun control proposals. By the end of the month, Gov. John Hickenlooper signed the measures into law.
'We can't continue to bury our children'
Morse, the Senate president who helped lead the way in the gun control push, now finds himself campaigning against a recall effort mounted against him a little more than a year before the end of his second term in office. Term-limited, he can't run for re-election.
But he said he doesn't have any regrets in fighting for tighter gun laws. Asked why he advocated for new regulations in the face of fierce opposition, Morse pointed to the real catalyst of the renewed firearm debate.
"The vision of 6- and 7-year-olds in Newtown being carted out on stretchers, with their Power Rangers T-shirts now covered by a white sheet," he said. "We can't continue to bury our children."
It didn't take long for gun rights supporters to organize after the governor signed the gun package. With the help of the NRA, groups across the state attempted to gather signatures to recall a four state senators.
Activists, however, collected the required amount of signatures in only two districts, those represented by Morse and Giron. Morse's district is largely a swing district, with nearly four in 10 active voters being unaffiliated with a political party. Thirty-four percent are registered Democrats and 26% are registered Republicans. Giron's district has a larger Democratic presence.
Since the recall tactic was first used in Los Angeles in 1903, the effort has mostly been used at the municipal or local level, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Recalls are rarely successful for state lawmakers; attempts have led to elections only 38 times in more than a century, with 17 of those officials actually being booted out of office.
In Colorado, opponents of the recall argue the tactic is a troubling sign for democracy. If recalls evolve into successful political maneuvers, Morse said, then both sides will start to use it and "we'll end up with general election in even-numbered years and recalls in odd-numbered years."
"It will make governing even more difficult than it is," he said.
But supporters of the Colorado recall say the effort is a prime example of democracy at work.
"Democracy doesn't really live by a calendar," said Jennifer Kerns, a spokesperson for the group behind the recall effort against Morse. "It's up to the people when they want to rise up and do something like this."
Victory already declared
Giron didn't know much about guns when she was elected to office; she went to Denver to tackle other social and economic issues. When the debate exploded earlier this year, she decided to learn more about firearms. She held town halls, attended her first gun show and went to a shooting range with some friends.
She ultimately decided her district --- and state --- would be better off with laws that seek to keep guns out of "the hands of felons," she said, referring to the universal background check measure.
"This is not the wrong business to be fearful about doing the right thing," she added.
But a majority of Colorado voters disagree with Giron. According to a Quinnipiac University poll, 54% of voters oppose the new gun laws, compared to 40% who support them. At the same time, the poll indicates a majority don't believe Giron and Morse should be recalled for their votes. By a margin of 60%-31%, Colorado voters say people should wait for re-election rather than attempt a recall when they disagree with their representative.
Kevin Healey, a 34-year-old Democrat in Pueblo, illustrates how the gun control debate in Colorado transcends traditional political divides. A staunch Second Amendment defender, Healey describes himself as an independent who "leans very far to the left," except when it comes to gun rights issues.
Healey argued the effort to regulate guns to stop gun violence is a useless battle and lawmakers should be tackling mental health issues instead. "It's almost like fighting to the south when the problem is up north. It doesn't make any sense."
Healey signed a recall petition a few months ago to put Giron on the ballot---a decision, he said, that did not come easily.
"Pueblo is such a small town, it felt as if I was betraying someone behind her back," he said. Though he's never really met her, he sent her an e-mail explaining why he had to sign the petition.
But after "struggling for months," Healey has decided he's not going to vote against Giron on Tuesday after all. While he disagrees with her on gun rights, he disagrees with her Republican opponent in the recall on just about everything. Essentially, he sees it as picking the lesser of two bad options.
Still, Healey doesn't regret signing the original petition. No matter what the outcome, he thinks the recall sends a message to elected Democrats across the country that they can't "just take the Second Amendment lightly."
"It will make people think twice and be creative in legislating instead of doing something symbolic but completely useless," he said. "I'm sure her intention was genuine, but there has got to be more creative modes to stopping the violence."
Republican state Sen. Greg Brophy, who's running for governor and has been part of the campaign to oust his Democratic colleagues, believes supporters of the recall have already won, because they got the warning out. "The future of the Second Amendment will be decided in Colorado," he said.
He pointed to Giron's district, where Democrats make up nearly half the active electorate, while unaffiliated voters make up 29% and Republicans make up 23%.
"The fact that a Democratic state senator in a reliably Democratic seat, Pueblo, is either going to lose a recall or barely retain her office -- that's a victory either way," he said. "People in seats that aren't as reliably Democratic might want to be careful about advancing the gun control agenda. I see Tuesday as a win-win, or quite possibly, a win-no lose."
Not surprisingly, the two lawmakers whose names are on the ballot feel differently.
"The numbers are going to prove that in a state that had two of the largest tragedies in this country, it would have been a travesty not to address this issue," Giron said.
Morse brushed off the notion that the recall has already done its work for gun rights activists.
"They haven't won anything," he said. "And hopefully won't win anything."
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Seattle box is a regional style of residential architecture that was popular in Seattle, Washington and elsewhere in the Pacific Northwest in the early 1900s.

Exterior features

The Seattle box is a local variant of the Classic box or foursquare house. Seattle box houses are two or two-and-one-half story single family homes with four main rooms (generally a kitchen, dining room, living room, and entrance hall) on the first floor and four bedrooms on the second floor. One of the defining features of Seattle box houses are extended bay windows on the second floor corners of the facade, often with prominent ornamental brackets.  Other distinctive exterior features include low angle hipped roofs and prominent dormer windows in the center of the facade on the second or third (half) story. The entry is usually located on the left or right side of first floor, rather than the center, under a covered porch that is usually inset and supported by stout, blocky columns.

The design of Seattle box houses reflect many of the architectural styles popular in the early 20th century, especially Arts and Crafts and the Prairie style, however some incorporate elements of Tudor, Victorian and Mission architectural styles.

Interior features
Like other foursquare house plans, Seattle box houses typically have eight main rooms on two floors: a living room, entry hall, dining room and kitchen downstairs, and four bedrooms upstairs. The upstairs bedrooms at the front of the house feature sitting benches in front of the bay windows.

History

Seattle box houses were built from the early 20th century until the 1940s. The basic plan for the Seattle box was first described in architect Victor W. Voorhees's plan book Western Home Builder (1907) as simply "Design No. 91". This design proved popular with builders, home-buyers and other architects in Seattle's rapidly growing residential neighborhoods and streetcar suburbs, to the extent that some blocks of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood developed around 1910 were built almost entirely according to this plan.

Houses were also built according to the Seattle box plan, by Voorhees and others, in Pacific Northwest cities such as Vancouver, British Columbia, Bellingham, Washington and Portland, Oregon. Many Seattle box houses are listed as historical landmarks in their local municipalities.

In the early 21st century, elements of the classic Seattle box plan were revived in new home developments in Seattle's Central District.

See also
Architecture of Seattle
American Foursquare
American Craftsman

References

American Craftsman architecture
American architectural styles
House types
House styles
American Foursquare architecture
Culture of Seattle

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Q: What is a semi-open Jordan Curve? Has anyone heard the term before? I am reading a paper by E. Hopf written in 1950 which states the following:

Let $\Omega$ be a bounded open set in $\mathbb{R^n}$. Denote by $p$ a point in $\mathbb{R^n}$. A closed subset of the boundary of $\Omega$ is called accessible from within $\Omega$ if $\Omega$ contains a semi-open Jordan curve $p(t), 0\leq t < \infty$ whose points of accumulation, for $t\rightarrow \infty$, precisely constitute that boundary part.

The language used by Hopf has stumped me. I think a semi-open Jordan curve refers to a curve which gets "arbitrarily close to being closed" but isn't quite. Ie, a curve $p(t)$ which at $p(0)$ is at a  point $x$ and as $t$ rushes off to infinity, the curve $p(t)$ keeps getting closer to $x$ but never reaches $x$. However, if someone knows a rigorous definition, it would help a lot.

A: In context, the obvious guess would be that "semi-open Jordan curve" refers to a continuous injection from a half-open interval, in this case the interval $[0,\infty)$.  (Or maybe not just a continuous injection but an embeddding, but that makes no difference since the condition that the accumulation points as $t\to\infty$ are all on the boundary makes it automatically an embedding.)

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Last month, the infamous conservative commentator, YouTuber, and conservative comedian, Hunter Avallone promoted his Parler account on his Instagram. The post, garnering over 3,000 likes now stands as one of Parler's pinned promotions, truly showing the freedom their users can enjoy.
The Parler App is not your typical regulatory-friendly, slanted media source such as Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. It is media with a twist- a First Amendment friendly one. Something that many users tend to miss out on is the ability to have a moderated discussion, opening up doors for healthy discourse- and a decrease in polarization. Parler swears to prevent these polarized mishaps that happen often on their competitor's interfaces.
"Parler supports free expression about articles and content online. We help publishers and bloggers efficiently moderate communities and improve reader engagement," says the Parler website.
The app is in a state of rapid growth. Since its release three months ago, the app had a slow startup. However, last moth, buzz on its doppelganger competitor's platform, Twitter, prompted an overnight flock of conservatives to the app that had the company scrambling to keep up with account verification processes. Some of the first new wave of users included Candace Owens, Director for Turning Point USA Communications and Ryan Fournier, National Chair of Students for Trump.
Most of the new users were victims of Twitter's favorite regulatory process, account suspension and/or reinstatement.
Avallone himself has already used the interface to share his controversial stances, which would traditionally gain him animadversion on Twitter. Sharing one of Vox's more recent, almost comedic headlines, PewDiePie's [Felix Kjellberg] ties to white supremacy spell serious trouble for the future of YouTube, he said, "What does ties to white supremacy even mean? The cucks at Vox are so desperate lol."
Although historically the credibility of Vox has been questioned, the opinions of its opposers have came under fire on platforms such as Twitter. Vox, who claims Kjellberg's ties to right-wingers could damage his career with YouTube, and is thus dangerous to teens, is very representative of the slant that social media encapsulates.
Kjellberg, who had simply stated support for YouTube channel E;R which by Vox's research has been found to have "white supremacist messaging," even down to its bio which by their claims, "refers to his reputation as a racist in the channel's FAQ," the channel however, simply says " E;R is simply E;R," to the question, "Are you a racist/sexist/misogynist/MRA/Nazi/anti-Gemite/troll?"
Very representative of how the media skews situations, and then reports it through Twitter. Parler hopes to revolutionize this fear of sharing honest opinions, through moderation.
The ideologically targeted here? Unfortunately conservatives. Or fortunately, dependant on who is reading this.
Take Godfrey Elfwick, the Twitter account that was banned for poking fun at left concepts such as progressive aversion to free speech, wealth redistribution, and identity politics.
Whether Elfwick's opinion is right or wrong, offensive or not, he did not violate the protected speech rights within the First Amendment; he did not use hate speech or slurs.
Twitter's rules page headlines with the statement, "We believe that everyone should have the power to create and share ideas and information instantly, without barriers," however, their rules regarding harassment and hate speech do not seem to perfectly conform to the accounts they have targeted.
Therefore, we now have Parler.


1. Cut 2 pieces of cheesecloth into 12-by-22-inch rectangles; lay them on a clean work surface, overlapping each other perpendicularly in the center to form a cross. Pile onion, carrots, garlic, parsley, thyme, rosemary, bay leaves, and peppercorns in center. Gather ends together to enclose contents completely, and tie the top with kitchen twine. Set aside.
2. Preheat oven 300 degrees. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in a large Dutch oven over medium heat. Add salt pork, and saute until brown and crisp, about 7 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer pork to baking sheet, leaving rendered fat in Dutch oven.
3. Season beef cubes with salt and pepper. Working in 2 batches, place beef in Dutch oven in a single layer; cook until dark brown on all sides, about 8 minutes total. Transfer to baking sheet with salt pork before adding next batch.
4. Using tongs, transfer beef and pork to Dutch oven. Sprinkle flour over and toss to coat. Slowly whisk in beef stock and bring to a simmer over medium heat, stirring frequently until thickened, about 8 minutes.
5. Add wine and tomato paste and season with salt and pepper; stir to combine. Add cheesecloth bundle and bring to a boil over high heat. Cover; transfer to oven. Cook until beef is very tender, about 2 1/2 hours.
6. Remove pot from oven and transfer cheesecloth bundle to a large sieve set over a bowl. With wooden spoon, press on bundle to release as much liquid as possible. Discard bundle and pour accumulated juices into Dutch oven.
7. Remove beef and pork from Dutch oven. Boil over high heat until it is reduced to about 4 cups. Skim surface as needed with large metal spoon. Reduce heat to low; return beef and pork to Dutch oven.
8. While sauce is reducing further, set a large skillet over high heat; add butter and remaining tablespoon oil. Add pearl onions, water, sugar, and a large pinch of salt. Bring to a boil and reduce heat to medium; simmer until almost all the liquid evaporates, 6 minutes. Raise heat to medium-high and add mushrooms. Cook, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are browned and glazed, 4 to 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Transfer mushrooms and pearl onions to Dutch oven and simmer over medium heat until heated through. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper as desired, and serve at once. Garnish each serving with chopped parsley.


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50 Days Until The U.S. Election Day As Both The Sides Tend To Struggle
By Molly 15-Sep-2020 35
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The election on 3 November will decide if Donald Trump has a chance to serve a second term or not. North Carolina voters are filling out absentee ballots whereas Minnesotans are prepping to vote in-person on 18 September. Joe Biden has a steady lead in the polls so far, but still, there is a lot of time for the verdict which might come as a surprise.
A Washington based Democratic strategist, Brad Bannon said that there are a lot of things at stake as the present president is not able to handle the pandemic as the total number of people killed has crossed 200,000. America is facing climate change, racism and an economic crisis as well. So now the question is who will be more capable of dealing with the problems of the United States? He also mentioned that he is not confident of Brad Bannon winning the election until he is inaugurated.
The Trump campaign is speculating on a powerful performance in the debates to make ends meet. If this doesn't work, Donald Trump has been rustling out a surprise about the Coronavirus vaccine which can turn the table around. But it doesn't seem that this will help him boost his votes for the election. As the Public health officials have already stated that they won't release a premature rollout of the vaccine, so there is a possibility that the vaccine might not be ready by October.
An odd number of balloters are presumed to pick absentee ballots this year, traversing some analysts to predict that the election outcomes will be strangely delayed, as states run by bizarre piles of paper. The Biden campaign announced that it has hired around 600 lawyers to fight this election night. It has also been outspending millions as compared to Trump on influential TV ads.
Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight analyzed that there is a chance that Biden could win the national popular vote by three points (5m votes) and yet have a less than 50-50 chance of winning the electoral college.
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OPINION | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
By Larry Moneta
May 12, 2017 | 4:14pm EDT
As Vice President for Student Affairs, I'm proud to work with many people who serve students in various ways. Our work covers health care needs, support for student programming, and response to a broad array of incidents and crisis. Among the most challenging of the things we do is to investigate and address allegations of violations of the various policies outlined in the Duke Community Standard. The staff of the Office of Student Conduct (OSC) work very hard to ensure fairness and accountability in the work they do and yet, as outlined in the series of articles recently published in the Chronicle, their work is always subject to criticism.
Confidentiality throughout the adjudication process is a fundamental practice of the OSC. This is both our legal obligation and operating principle to ensure students' privacy. Thus, when asked for reaction or comments about any specific case, the response will always be not to comment. The process by which policies are created or amended and the practices that are followed that lead to judicial outcomes are fully transparent and many stakeholders, including students, faculty and staff participate regularly in all aspects of these process. So, the insinuations reflected by the Chronicle series is both inaccurate and troubling.
I recognize that students who go through the conduct process will rarely find it to be pleasant. Our efforts should never have anyone feel undervalued nor coerced into any outcome. And, if we need to examine any aspect of our approaches to resolving allegations, we will. But, it's also important that the community understand that students always have the right to demand a hearing before an impartial panel of students, faculty and staff. The OSC staff have no authority ever to impose any findings or sanctions. They may recommend outcomes that, if agreeable to the student, can more quickly resolve a case, but the student always determines whether informal resolution or formal hearing is the preferred path.
I have always supported the Chronicle in its efforts to examine the student experience at Duke and to uncover circumstances and practices that could and should be improved. I also rarely critique Chronicle coverage, despite more than occasional urges to do so. But, in the case of this series, I can't accept the mischaracterization of dedicated staff and of institutional processes and am compelled to respond.
I welcome further investigation into all the operating practices of the Office of Student Conduct and any Student Affairs agency. But, I hope and trust that future efforts will be far more thorough and far less biased. Unfounded accusations serve no good purpose in our common aim to make Duke the best it can be.
Larry Moneta, Ed.D
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Category "QB Point of Sale"
I once went into a small grocery store. Upon entering I heard a noise, like a high-pitched electronic squeak. It was loud but no one else seemed to hear it. I could hear it throughout the store. It was unwavering and aggravating. The longer I shopped the more annoyed and frustrated I became. I tried to rush and get what I needed to get out of there as quickly as possible! Upon checking out, the noise was so intense I had to cover my ears. I mentioned it to the cashier in desperation.
Sight is so diverse in how it relates to your store! There are many things to consider in this category. Textures fit not only in touch but also in sight, (see above.) Not only the simplicity of how an item is displayed, whether is it shelved or hanging, but where it is displayed is crucial as well. Products at eye level are normally more popular, as they are easier to see. Also grouping different items together help to push secondary items that are normally forgotten. I think of Nelly in her dry goods store.
In a food orientated store this is an easy sense to resolve. Samples, Samples, Samples!! Food samples should be available in an enticing display (see above) but also under cover and not open air unless they are being cooked and handed out immediately. Use the color reference above to design what colors to use.
We will begin looking at scents, how they can be used to increase sales and assist in merchandising and explore how this might affect employees. Understand, the effects listed below are generally recorded in trials, however there is always the chance that a person may have an adverse reaction to certain scents. Not everyone loves Vanilla right? I for one will leave a business if there is vanilla. I is too overwhelming for me.


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Sveti Urban je hrib pri Mariboru. Na njem je cerkev svetega Urbana. Leži v naselju Šober in v občini Maribor.

Njegova nadmorska višina znaša 597 metrov.

Naravno geografski položaj
Sveti Urban se nahaja na stičišču dveh geografskih enot severnovzhodne Slovenije – Slovenskih goric in Kozjaka/Kobanskega. Leži na meji katastrskih občin Šober in Rošpoh. Urban je dobil ime po cerkvi svetega Urbana.

Bližnja okolica Urbana ima pester relief. Glavni grebeni se razdelijo v mnoge manjše, ki potekajo v vseh smereh neba. Močno razvejane grebene sekajo številne globoke doline s potočki, ki se stekajo v potok Rošpoh in Kamniški potok. Naklon strmin večinoma presega 50 %, zato prevladuje gozd, na prisojnih legah pa številni vinogradi. Matično osnovo, ki razpada, tvorijo različni laporji. Tudi v klimatskem pogledu se odraža stičišče različnih geografskih enot, kar daje izjemno ugodne klimatske pogoje na rast vinske trte. Za to področje je značilno vino rumeni muškat.

Viri in literatura

Hribi v Sloveniji


Tuesday, Tuesday, what do you have in store for me, Tuesday. It's another beautiful day outside, not to start this with talk of weather, but it is really gorgeous outside right now. Sometimes I grow tired of living in California, Los Angeles in particular, but it's mornings like this where I find myself reminded at how lucky I am to be here. I'm really determined to make better days right now, and even though its hard to sometimes maintain a good mood and feelings when others are down, I'm trying. I want to help bring some joy and hope to those I love, especially in my relationship, family, and friends.
Sometimes what helps the most is to make lists of things I'm grateful for. A habit I started in the mid-'90s, and have tried to keep up with ever since. Its been years, though, since I've done them regularly. I think I need to get a journal that I can write daily lists in. A paper journal. Pen to paper, I think it makes a difference when something is actually written down. I miss writing like that. Pages of journals, letters, postcards, notes. I miss mixtapes and CD's, too, the kind with handwritten track lists. Sometimes I miss life before texting and Social Media, though there are things that have come from all of it that I am thankful for.
Today, music is topping my list of things I'm grateful for, along with coffee, yogurt with cereal, Clyde the cat's "bird patrol" while I got ready this morning, emails exchanged with one of my best friends, holiday twinkle lights in my office, and my son talking to me about what snacks are best to have when watching movies.
One of my all-time favorite Pete Yorn songs.
Though I sort of hate the idea of things being good in the beginning, and subsequently lesser as time goes by, this song still hits my emotional core, and heart, deeply. I've definitely related to this song at various times in my (love) life, and have felt the sentiment overwhelmingly. I try now to push against it. Not the song, but the sentiment. I try to keep things good even after the "new car smell" wears off. I still feel the flush and heart palpitations when kissing, still feel butterflies when I think of the person I love, still miss them, and long for their touch, voice, and time spent together.
I wonder what the crystal village is? Part of me thinks Los Angeles at night. Or perhaps New York. Part of me thinks it is a version of heaven, the heaven that is new love. Or is it something else? Something spiritual/zen-like? Something of the stars, or the sun in the sky?
as I ran to your heart to be near.
This song and the entire Disintegration album is so full of memories that sometimes it feels like opening up old diaries, or opening up my insides when I listen to it. Maybe a bit of both.
It is still my favorite album of theirs. Always will be. Though there are others I love, this album came into my life at a very intense time, and fit right inside all of it. It is that connection to it that will never wane, and it is why that even some of the bigger "hits", like this song, never get old to me.
It was my most played cassette in 1989. I think I went through three copies actually. The last one I had to re-spool with a pencil more than a few times.
"Wake up and smell the coffee.
Something I've been asking myself lately. Hoping for half full mornings, days, nights, feelings. It's how I have always been, but have lost lately.
I've been a fan of Eilish's music/songwriting/style since my middle daughter introduced her music to me. There's something nostalgic in the sound to me, though I can't quite pinpoint what it is recalling. Sometimes I think a bit of the '80s, other times I think mid-90's, and then I throw all that out the comparing-window and think she's completely of this time.
She's so young, I look forward to what she will create as she goes on in life.
How did I not know about this cover album?
I've loved Alela Diane's voice for a while now and had no idea about this side project – Headless Heroes – until this version of "Blues Run the Game" showed up on my Discover Weekly playlist from Spotify.
There are so many fantastic covers on this album. My favorites are this one (originally by Jackson C. Frank, and made famous by Simon and Garfunkel), "Just Like Honey" (originally by The Jesus and Mary Chain), and "Nobody's Baby Now" (originally by Nick Cave).
and not the present tense.
I've been listening to a lot of Elvis Costello lately. Rediscovering songs and albums of his.
Today I've been spinning King of America, from the late '80s. I forgot how much I love it. "Brilliant Mistake" is the opening track, and really sets the tone for the entire album.
Costello is touring. I'd love to see him play live.


Canada has roughly 4,000 municipal governments from coast-to-coast-to-coast; and while the CTF keeps tabs on several large cities, one organization cannot be a watchdog for every single one of them. It's up to concerned citizens across the country to accept a leadership role in "watch-dogging" their local government.
Forming a municipal ratepayers association (RPA) within a community is the first step towards productively channeling concern about high taxes, wasteful government spending and a lack of accountability into positive outcomes. Getting organized can be both fun and rewarding, but success will require determination, patience and as this guidebook's existence implies, some advice.
Founding an organization of taxpayers is the most effective way that concerned citizens can reduce the growing burden of taxes that they are faced with each year.
Written by CTF President Troy Lanigan, the book explores the early beginnings of the CTF in the late 1980s when citizen activists who organized "Axe the Tax" rallies to oppose the GST came to understand that as long as taxpayers were reacting to government decisions, nothing would change. Canadian taxpayers, they realized, needed a permanent, proactive and independent voice to counterbalance the inertia of big government.
From the tax revolt of the mid-1990s, to the iconic National Debt Clock and the successful campaign to reform bloated Parliamentary pensions, this book details the people, the campaigns and the ups and downs inside one of Canada's most influential advocacy groups. The book is a look back, but also a look ahead: the aging population, the power of government employee unions and the ideological war against economic development are all issues that will impact our pocket books and our prosperity going forward.


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Although most of us get our necessary daily intake of vitamin B12 by eating our regular meals, the Mayo Clinic warns that we should all keep an eye out for signs of deficiency creeping up as we grow older or are diagnosed with conditions that make absorbing B12 more difficult. You're probably already aware of B12 deficiency symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath, but there is another surprising clue your body is asking for more B12: white spots on your skin.
The National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements, lists the recommended amount of B12 healthy adults need each day as just 2.4 micrograms. Considering that's about how much of the vitamin you can find in a can of tuna, there's a good chance you won't struggle to fortify your day with an extra boost of B12 if necessary. Other examples include certain nutrient-heavy breakfast cereals, yogurt, eggs, and beef.
If you notice these pale patches on your skin, have a chat with your doctor about testing your vitamin levels. After all, it's always better to catch these symptoms early before they're mistaken for something else. The solution might be as easy as taking a B12 supplement each day, or simply eating more B12-rich foods. Whatever the case may be, you'll certainly be glad you got those white patches of skin checked out before they got any worse.


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Q: How to select any of that div with jQuery selector and access its parameters I have the following HTML code which uses knockout.js to populate div's:

This code along with ko.js creates div's that look like this in chrome's inspect mode::

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This is the ko.js function:
self.updateclock = function() {
now = (new Date());
timenow = now.getHours() + (now.getMinutes() / 60);
today = days[now.getDay()];
self.datetime(today.toUpperCase() + " " + format_time(timenow));
console.log(today.toUpperCase() + " " + format_time(timenow));
var current_key = 0;
var sx = $(".slider[day=" + today + "]")[0].offsetLeft;
console.log(sx);
var y = $(".slider[day=" + today + "]")[0].offsetTop;
console.log(y);
var x1 = sx + slider_width * (timenow / 24.0);
console.log(x1);
var x2 = sx + slider_width * (schedule[today][current_key].start / 24.0);
console.log(x2);
var w = x1-x2;

I would like to select any of that div with jQuery selector and access its parameters,
I do it like this:
var sx = $(".slider[day=" + today + "]")[0].offsetLeft;

However this generates error:

thermostat.js:105 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'offsetLeft' of undefined
at ThermostatViewModel.self.updateclock (thermostat.js:105)
  at ThermostatViewModel.self.start (thermostat.js:90)
  at thermostat.js:166

How to properly use jQuery selector to select the property of each of the generated div's?

A: Updated answer
(Answer updated based on comment)
If you want to render an element only for a specific day, I would create a function on the view model:
function isToday(day) {
    var allDays = ['SUN', 'MON', 'TUE', 'WED', 'THU', 'FRI', 'SAT'];
    var now = new Date(),
        timeNow = now.getHours() + (now.getMinutes() / 60),
        today = allDays[now.getDay()];

    return day === today;
}

And then all you have to do is use this function to show the timemarker div (using the visible binding) for the appropriate day.

Old answer
A custom binding handler would do the trick:
ko.bindingHandlers.shadow = {
    update: function (element, valueAccessor) {
        var curDay = valueAccessor();
        var allDays = ['SUN', 'MON', 'TUE', 'WED', 'THU', 'FRI', 'SAT'];
        var now = new Date(),
            timeNow = now.getHours() + (now.getMinutes() / 60),
            today = allDays[now.getDay()];

    if (curDay === today) {
        // this is today's div! Now you can do whatever with 'element'
    }
};

Apply like this:

Depending on how you create the shadow, you might not even need a custom binding handler but could make it work using CSS/inline styling and the default css or style bindings.
Also, like someone else mentioned in the comments, div elements technically shouldn't go inside of span elements. Inline elements should not contain block level elements.


Pour into 2 (9") greased and floured cake pans.
Toast coconut. To toast coconut, spread in even layer on baking sheet. Place on top rack of oven while cake is baking. Check after 2 minutes, stir around, bake another 2 minutes or until nicely browned. Let cool.
Beat pudding, milk and coconut extract.
Add softened cream cheese, beat well.
Lay 1 round cake on serving platter. Spread 1/2 cup cream cheese mixture over top. Place 2nd cake on top. Spread 1/2 cup cream cheese mixture on top.
Spread Cool Whip over entire cake.
Sprinkle all over with toasted coconut.
Note: The coconut can be toasted ahead of time and frozen for up to 1 month.
Note: You will have leftover pudding mix. To use up the pudding mix, you can make a 9x13 lemon cake, spread pudding mixture over top, then Cool Whip, then coconut.
"Yummy! This is the only way to describe this cake. I had our folks over for supper this last weekend and I made this cake for dessert. We all loved it and wished we would have had room for seconds. It was just as good the next day. Great pudding frosting."


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From Nowhere is a 2016 American drama film directed by Matthew Newton and written by Matthew Newton and Kate Ballen. The film stars Julianne Nicholson, Denis O'Hare, J. Mallory McCree, Octavia Chavez-Richmond, Chinasa Ogbuagu, Raquel Castro and Tashiana Washington. The film was released on February 17, 2017, by FilmRise. Three undocumented teenagers—a Dominican girl, an African boy and a Peruvian girl—are about to graduate high school in the Bronx, while working with a teacher and a lawyer to try to get proper documents to stay in the U.S. Forced to grow up quickly and navigate problems most adults don't even have to face, the students are really just American teenagers who want to be with their friends, fall in love, and push back against authority.

Cast
Julianne Nicholson as Jackie
Denis O'Hare as Isaac
J. Mallory McCree as Moussa
Octavia Chavez-Richmond as Sophie
Chinasa Ogbuagu as Maryam
Raquel Castro as Alyssa
Tashiana Washington as Amina
Sydni Beaudoin as Sara
Jim Norton as Louis
Portia Johnson
Helen Beyene
Erica Camarano as Carlita
Joseph Castillo-Midyett as Javier
Emilio Cuesta as Mike
Shenell Edmonds
Donté Grey as Bobby
Olli Haaskivi as Mr. McGrath
Eliud Kauffman as Emilio
Anita Petry as Lola
Luke Rosen as Fitzgerald
A.J. Shively as Chris

Release
The film premiered at South by Southwest on March 12, 2016. The film was released on February 17, 2017, by FilmRise.

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American drama films
Films directed by Matthew Newton
2010s English-language films
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A Central Asia tours will be one of the greatest trips of your life! But what are you going to do once you get here? Once, this region was the lifeline of the Great Silk Road and there are many sites that can attest to its importance to the economic well-being of the world's economy. Fortunately, you are in good hands with Five Stans Adventure! We have a highly knowledgeable staff that is standing ready to help you build your perfect itinerary. So, what are we waiting for? Let's quickly assemble a list of suggested sites you'll want to visit on your Central Asia tours.
Samarkand is arguably the most essential city to visit on the Great Silk Road. The city, as we know it today, was built according to the wishes of Tamerlane, the great conqueror. Many educated observers have called Samarkand the greatest collection of Islamic architecture in the world. The soaring sky-blue domes and intricate artwork will leave a strong impression on your senses for years to come!
Bukhara was one of the key trading posts on the Great Silk Road where philosophies, religions, ideas, and economics collided to produce an environment that hasn't been matched since then. A stroll through the winding streets, alleys, and walkways the old town will take you back to the days when wealth and knowledge ruled the day.
Khiva was once an important economic center of the Great Silk Road, and it still retains an enormous, but latent, amount of its magic. The walled city has been dubbed the greatest outdoor museum in the world and you will discover this for yourself. Near the city there are a large number of medieval fortresses (kalas) that will strike you for their importance and enormity.
The Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan are the most beautiful in the world, so what better way to enjoy them than to travel along the same route that Marco Polo took! Following a piece of the Great Silk Road, your trip will start in the Wakhan Valley and reach the high-altitude of the Pamirs.
Almaty was once the capital of Kazakhstan, but it still retains its economic importance. The city is fast-paced and matches the energy of any of those in the west. A Central Asia tours must include a visit the Zenkov Cathedral, the world's largest wooden structure built without nails; and get smothered in the color and cacophony of the Zeloniy (Green) bazaar.
Kyrgyzstan is a trekker's dream with the Tien Shan Mountains calling for you. Despite the rugged beauty, Great Silk Road traders passed through the mountains to make their way to markets in the Ferghana Valley and beyond. Be sure to visit the remnants of the Tash Rabat caravanserai to imagine the sound of travelers as they bedded down for the night.


Summary: The Stewards Group (SG) is the forum for overseeing the Outcome Mapping Learning Community (OMLC) as a self-sustaining practitioner network. The SG members, known as Stewards, serve as the Board of Directors for the OMLC and support the OMLC Coordinator in planning, long-term strategy development, fundraising initiatives and management decisions.
This document defines the roles and responsibilities for members of the Stewards Group.


For the companies who provide the services that underpin the digital economy, life is complicated.
There's no shortage of demand for connectivity and bandwidth is soaring. But maintaining and extending networks appropriately to keep pace with all the different types of demand is complex.
Central to achieving this is the ability to accurately understand, predict and deliver capacity requirements in real-time.
Aria Networks provides comprehensive capacity management and orchestration software that delivers a transparent overview of capacity requirements now and in the future.
Aria is the only vendor-independent capacity management and orchestration software to work across all infrastructure, technology and networks. By delivering real time capacity insight, Aria enables service providers to profitably plan and manage the roll out of infrastructure assets and predictably develop new web services.
Scaling up the rollout of virtualized networks and functions.


Kawabata Farm Production management software at this site has been published.
Koredoko View a map where the photo was taken iPhone.
Kawabatafarm Laps High-precision circuit logger/timer.
iMoMaster Ultima Online and IRC chat tool for Windows.
Etc., we aim to develop a lightweight application-oriented user experience.


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Rosamunde Sausage and Plum expand, more
News from Rosamunde Sausage, Smashburger, Plum Bar and much more, in this week's Bites.
by Berkeleyside staff Sept. 11, 2014, 2:45 p.m. October 4, 2022
Rosamunde Sausage Grill is set to open a new restaurant in Oakland's Temescal. Photo: Rosamunde Sausage Grill
Openings, closings…
SAUSAGE GRILL TO TEMESCAL Rosamunde Sausage Grill is set to open in the old Good Bellies Café space at 4659 Telegraph Ave. It's the second East Bay location for the sausage and craft beer purveyor, which is also at Swan's Marketplace in Old Oakland. Inside Scoop SF reports that owner Josh Margolis thinks Temescal's restaurant row, with all its buzz, is "a great place to be." It's the fifth Rosamunde location — others are in San Francisco and Brooklyn. Rosamunde Sausage Grill will be at 4659 Telegraph Ave., Oakland. Connect with Rosamunde on Facebook and Twitter.
Photo: Plum Bar
UME IS NO MORE It's only been the blink of an eye, but Oakland's Ume, next door to Plum Bar, both part of the Daniel Patterson Group empire, has been shuttered. It will re-open as an expanded Plum Bar & Restaurant, according to the Bay Area News Group. Plum became Japanese-centric Ume — Japanese for "plum" — just four months ago, while Plum Bar next door continued as was. The newly configured spot will offer a seasonal menu of "Americana flavors," including biscuit sandwiches, Plum Bar burgers, and soft-serve desserts from the Malted, a hit at San Francisco's Alta CA, another Patterson eatery. A Patterson Group rep told Inside Scoop SF that Ume was "always meant to be a pop-up to see if that format/style worked for the neighborhood," and that ultimately it was decided "that expanding Plum Bar made the most sense for the community." Plum Bar is at 2216 Broadway (near 22nd Street) in Oakland. Connect with Plum Bar on Facebook and Twitter.
Photo: Jennifer Gieber
OORI ON SOLANO We hear from our friends on Chow that the old Sophia Café — which closed in May — is now Oori Rice Triangles. For those unfamiliar with them, rice triangles are a popular snack in Japan, and are made by wrapping rice and a variety of proteins in roasted seaweed. Oori features its grilled salmon, chicken teriyaki, Korean barbecue and spicy shrimp on its website. The restaurant says it avoids the use of artificial preservatives, MSG and high fructose corn syrup. Albany Patch has posted a short overview. See the restaurant menu here. Oori is located at 1247 Solano Ave. in Albany. Its hours are posted online.
Photo: Smashburger
SMASHBURGER TO EMERYVILLE We got the news last December, from the San Francisco Business Times, that chain burger and beer restaurant Smashburger is coming to the East Bay, beginning with a restaurant in Emeryville. The company is planning nine new locations in the area. The fast-casual restaurant says its "handcrafted burgers are smashed, seared and seasoned to order, using our fresh, premium beef." Smashburger already has more than 200 restaurants in 30 states; as of December, another 400 were in the pipeline. Nosh learned this week, via the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, that the new Emeryville location is slated to open at 1199 40th St., Suite B, between Emery Street and San Pablo Avenue. Emon and Ladonna Toliver are heading up the effort under the moniker Nor Cal Restaurant Group. The license application to sell beer and wine is pending. Connect with the business on the company website, Facebook and Twitter.
WOODS BAR & BREWERY OPEN IN UPTOWN A new bar and brewery has "soft-opened" on Telegraph Avenue (at 17th Street). Jim Woods, owner of two beer bars in San Francisco, has also done a fine renovation job of the circa 1927 building at 1701 Telegraph which, Inside Scoop SF reports, encompasses a patio highlighted by a walk-around fireplace and a 20-foot restored antique mahogany bar, along with the in-house brewery. Food includes empanadas made by San Francisco's El Porteño and there'll be more on menu as the place beds in. A grand opening is set for Oct. 11. Woods Bar & Brewery is at 1701 Telegraph Ave., at 17th, Oakland.
Photo: Passione Pizza
HOT ITALIAN/PASSIONE PIZZA News out of Hot Italian, the pizza mecca in Emeryville's Public Market: according to E'ville Eye, the restaurant has become the first pizzeria in the nation to be REAL certified by the U.S. Healthful Food Council. REAL certification is achieved through a voluntary audit and its designation means the restaurant's practices use healthy ingredients and preparation methods, healthy children's options and portions, and sustainable sourcing practices. Hot Italian owner Fabrizio Cercatore also says he has also opened an organic pizza production company in Berkeley called Passione Pizza, at 2326 Fifth St. The company crafts pizza dough mix for homemakers and will offer pizza-making workshops. For more info, visit PizzaPassione.com or connect on Facebook and Twitter. Find Hot Italian at 5959 Shellmound St. in Emeryville, and on Facebook and Twitter.
Photo: Duende
CHANGES AT DUENDE BODEGA Beginning Sept. 13, Duende's Bodega — the Uptown Oakland restaurant's wine store cum coffee shop — will no longer be open regularly during the day. The Bodega will be open for dinner service, beginning at 5:30 p.m., and bottles of wine can still be bought there during evening hours. In a letter to customers explaining the move, owner/chef Paul Canales and his team wrote: "Instead of spreading our resources out over the course of the week, we are focusing our efforts on what we believe is our strongest asset: paella!" The Bodega's Paella Fridays will continue for lunch Friday afternoons (beginning Sept. 19), from 11:45 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., with paella, ensalada de col and a few other seasonally inspired items. Duende is at 468 19th St. Connect with Duende on Facebook and Twitter.
Photo: Franco Folini
INSTACART AND FARMSREACH Instacart, the service that can deliver groceries from multiple local stores within an hour, has partnered with FarmsReach, a network of small- and medium-sized farms, to deliver groceries from farmers markets in Berkeley and Oakland. Instacart uses "personal shoppers" who shop for and deliver grocery orders using their own transportation in as little as one hour. For more details of the markets being served and how to open an account, visit the Instacart website.
What else is going on…
GIRLS INC. FUNDRAISER An impressive line-up of local female chefs are banding together to host the first Taste event Saturday, Sept. 13, to raise money for Girls Inc. of Alameda County, a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring all girls "to be strong, smart, and bold." Expect delicious food and drink offered by Amy Murray of Revival and Venus, Andie Ferman of St. George Spirits, Celeste Scott of Brown Sugar Kitchen, Dionne Knox of Zella's Soulful Kitchen, Dominica Rice-Cisneros of Cosecha, Francesca Romeo of Cathedral Bar, Jenny Schwarz of Hopscotch, Katherine Toy of Flora, Kim Alter of the Daniel Patterson Group, Lacey Sher of encuentro, Michelle Lee of Duende, Preeti Mistry of Juhu Beach Club, Rebekah Wood and Yang Peng of Wood Tavern, Sarah Kirnon of Miss Ollie's, Shelley Lindgren of A16 Rockridge, Sophina Uong of Picán, and Tracey Belock of Lungomare. The event begins at 5 p.m. with a "Cocktail Soiree" at the new Girls Inc. Simpson Center for Girls, followed by a four-course seated dinner at the Rotunda at 300 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Oakland. There's also a live auction. Tickets start at $250 and can be reserved through Eventbrite. For more information on Girls Inc., or to reserve tickets, call 510-357-5515, ext. 213, or visit Girls Inc. online.
Photo: Tanya Holland
NEW BROWN SUGAR KITCHEN BOOK On Saturday, Sept. 13, from 2-4 p.m., Tanya Holland, owner of Oakland's Brown Sugar Kitchen and B-Side BBQ, will be at The Pasta Shop in Rockridge to talk about and sign her new book, "Brown Sugar Kitchen: New Style, Down Home Recipes from Sweet West Oakland." The event will also feature tastings, and recipes from the book will be featured on The Pasta Shop's weekend to-go menu, including creole gazpacho, mango-ginger limeade, pickled vegetables and andouille gougères. The Pasta Shop in Rockridge Market Hall is at 5655 College Ave., Oakland. Connect with The Pasta Shop on Facebook and Twitter. [Tanya Holland will also be at Uncharted: The Berkeley Festival of Ideas, on Oct. 24-25.]
TALK SERIES ON SODA Given the heated discussions going on about Measure D, the so-called "soda tax" that will be on the Berkeley ballot in November, "Soda: the Series," six talks organized by the Ecology Center, is timely. The series offers conversations about sugary drinks and their impact on the health of people, the community and the environment. Experts will discuss the science of sugary drinks, tactics of the soda industry, and disease prevention efforts. The series is sponsored by the Berkeley Healthy Child Coalition, the Ecology Center, Berkeley's Public Health Institute, Oakland's Prevention Institute and Oakland's Small Planet Institute. The next talk, Soda & Kids: A Predatory Relationship & How We Can Fight Back, is Saturday, Sept. 13, at 4:30 p.m. at the Ed Roberts Campus in Berkeley.
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S/AC.44/2004/(02)/110
NOTE VERBALE DATED 2005/03/21 FROM THE PERMANENT MISSION OF CAMBODIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE
He and delegate members said about advantages. which Cambodia received after entered a OPCW member. 5. Although Cambodia did not produce and keep chemical and mass-Idled weapons Cambodia imported poisonous chemical substances to meet 'apicultural. industrial, commercial and health sectors, etc. Under data received fium Ministry of Agriculture on chemical substances; which were mostly utilized in agricjcultunl sector for more than 20 metric tons a ytar. (...) However, the chemical utilization in agricultural field is the large demand Cambodia prohibited to imDort 116 items. which caused seriouslv damaocd health of users and 3 05-38829 S/AC.44/2004/(02)/110 b. i u r r e n r i y .
لغة:العربية
نتيجة: 1603746.4 - daccess-ods.un.org/acce...S=S/AC.44/2004/(02)/110&Lang=A
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E/CN.4/2005/G/32
NOTE VERBALE DATED 2005/03/21 FROM THE PERMANENT MISSION OF PERU TO THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AT GENEVA ADDRESSED TO THE OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
In view of the importance of enabling all citizens to enjoy the right to health, a national campaign has been launched on citizens' rights and responsibilities in the field of health. (...) The national campaign got under way in October 2004 and involves schoolchildren, adults and health providers in the so-called "Health Card" (Carta de la Salud) initiative, which allows members of the public to submit their ideas, needs and requests regarding health. (...) E/CN.4/2005/G/32 Page 8 Infosalud consultations by subject area Subject area 2001 % 2002 % 2003 % 2004 % Total % Medication 1 313 12.4 8 217 26.5 11 328 46.2 16 126 34.3 36 984 32.7 Sexual and reproductive health 2 010 19.0 8 244 26.6 3 873 15.8 5 832 12.4 19 959 17.7 Psychological 881 8.3 3 161 10.2 4 057 16.5 10 384 22.1 18 483 16.4 General information 1 691 16.0 3 918 12.7 2 084 8.5 10 572 22.5 18 265 16.2 Comprehensive health insurance 60 0.6 893 2.9 924 3.8 1 422 3.0 3 299 2.9 Campaigns 0 0.0 209 0.7 1 258 5.1 233 0.5 1 700 1.5 Referred complaints 287 2.7 190 0.6 595 2.4 1 079 2.3 2 151 1.9 Social support referrals 0 0.0 74 0.2 59 0.2 897 1.9 1 030 0.9 Emergency/disaster 4 350 41.1 5 853 18.9 52 0.2 15 0.0 10 270 9.1 E-mail consultations 0 0.0 197 0.6 142 0.6 387 0.8 726 0.6 Other 0 0.0 0 0.0 149 0.6 0 0.0 149 0.1 Total 10 592 100.0 30 956 100.0 24 521 100.0 46 947 100.0 113 016 100.0 One of the main advantages of a system of this kind is that it helps reduce the bottlenecks in health facilities caused by consultations on issues such as administrative procedures, medication, social support, complaints and certain types of advice for which a personal consultation is not required (bearing in mind that telephone or web-based counselling services, particularly on medical matters, are not a substitute for personal visits).
نتيجة: 1555442 - daccess-ods.un.org/acce...pen&DS=E/CN.4/2005/G/32&Lang=A
A/75/7/ADD.42
PROGRESS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A FLEXIBLE WORKPLACE AT UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS :43RD REPORT OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE AND BUDGETARY QUESTIONS ON THE PROPOSED PROGRAMME BUDGET FOR 2021
The Secretary-General proposes to proceed with scenario 2 (project close-out) which, in his view, offers more compelling advantages and fewer risks (ibid., table 7 and para. 37). (...) A working group composed of 130 representatives of the Secretariat and the agencies, funds and programs was discussing approaches related to flexible working arrangements, technological equipment and services, staff health and well-being, culture, communication support for Member States and the requirements of duty stations away from Headquarters. (...) The Committee also considers that the Secretary-General should provide updated and comprehensive information to the Assembly prior to the renewal of its leases in New York. Safety and health considerations during the COVID-19 pandemic 24.
نتيجة: 1395369.5 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...t?open&DS=A/75/7/ADD.42&Lang=A
A/70/834
LETTER DATED 14 APRIL 2016 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF CHINA TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
While faced with the sluggish recovery of the world economy, a widening development gap between the North and the South and dwindling momentum in international development cooperation, the international community is also confronted with challenges such as the refugee crisis, terrorism, public health threats and climate change. All countries should work together to translate the commitments made by leaders into concrete actions by earnestly promoting and implementing the 2030 Agenda. (...) Improving social security and social services — It is important to improve the public service system, including employment, education and health care, and to ensure equal access to basic public services. (...) Efforts should also be made to provide minimum social protection and expand the coverage of social security. Basic health-care systems should be established and improved to make basic medical and health services more equitable and accessible, which is vital to safeguarding dignity of life for all.
نتيجة: 1395187.9 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...sf/get?open&DS=A/70/834&Lang=A
A/HRC/22/50/ADD.1
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHT TO FOOD, OLIVIER DE SCHUTTER : ADDENDUM
queryid=558. 3 Conference Board of Canada, http://www.conferenceboard.ca/hcp/hot-topics/recession.aspx. 4 Health Canada. Canadian Community Health Survey, Cycle 2.2 Nutrition (2004): Income related household food insecurity in Canada. (...) Though the situation of food insecurity is monitored through surveys such as the Canadian Community Health Survey, the Inuit Health Survey and the First Nations Food, Nutrition and Environment Study, data on food insecurity in Métis populations was not found. (...) It was repealed in 1996 and replaced by the Canada Health Transfer and Canada Social Transfer, which provide block-funding arrangements that permit provinces and territories to allocate health, education and social programme funding according to their own priorities.
نتيجة: 1391733.2 - daccess-ods.un.org/acce...en&DS=A/HRC/22/50/ADD.1&Lang=A
It helps poor families in rural and urban communities to improve the education, health and nutrition of their children by cash transfers (generally delivered to women and mothers), educational grants, basic health-care services and food supplements. These advantages are linked to certain conditionalities, in particular regular school attendance and health clinic visits. 22. (...) These challenges are compounded by the fact that, among migrant workers, between one third and one half are members of indigenous groups, often with no or little knowledge of Spanish. 30. The Ministry of Health has sought to improve the housing conditions of day labourers and to enable them to use the national health card.
E/CN.4/2005/44
ADVERSE EFFECTS OF THE ILLICIT MOVEMENT AND DUMPING OF TOXIC AND DANGEROUS PRODUCTS AND WASTES ON THE ENJOYMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS :NOTE / BY THE SECRETARIAT
The General Directorate of Basic Health Services is responsible for inspecting establishments causing health and environmental problems in order to prevent any threats to public health. (...) While the Ministry of Health has the authority to monitor any public health risks from incoming ships, it was alleged that no systematic control takes place. (...) The Special Rapporteur is aware of the economic advantages that accrue from the shipbreaking industry, but underlines its social, human and environmental costs, as well as the enormous risks to the lives, health and rights of the workers and others who may be exposed.
نتيجة: 1369735.9 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...?open&DS=E/CN.4/2005/44&Lang=A
LETTER DATED 7 SEPTEMBER 2006 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CONGO TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Other social issues deserving attention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 6.1 Migration, poverty and conflict . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 6.2 Migration and health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 6.3 Migration and environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 6.4 Migration and trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 6.5 Migration and gender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 6.6 Migration, children, adolescent and youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 6.7 Migration and the elderly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 7. (...) It also highlights other social ramifications of migration including migration and health, environment, gender, conflict etc. The policy framework serves to provide the necessary guidelines and principals to assist governments and their RECs in the formulation of their own national and regional migration policies as well as, their implementation in accordance with their own priorities and resources. (...) The real or perceived opportunity for a better life, high income, greater security, better quality of education and health care at the destinations influence decision to migrate.
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT EXPERT ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY, VIRGINIA DANDAN : ADDENDUM
Article 9 The right to international solidarity entails a human rights based approach to international cooperation and all global partnerships in responding to global challenges such as those relating to global governance, regulation and sustainability in the fields of climate change, the environment, humanitarian assistance, trade, finance, taxation, debt relief, human trafficking, dumping of toxic wastes, social protection, universal health coverage, reproductive and sexual health, food security, water management, renewable energy resources, social standards, migration and labour, and strengthening participatory A/HRC/26/34/Add.1 GE.14-12781 8 global governance in order to address structural inequalities such as gender inequality, and in creating a global enabling environment for a people-centred development. (...) In light of the common challenges of humankind in the contemporary world, the right to international solidarity requires States to act with common but differentiated responsibilities, taking into account their historical advantages and contributions to the challenges facing humanity. (...) It is the responsibility of States to cooperate in creating mechanisms on the national, regional and international levels, to hold accountable all relevant actors – State and non- 12 Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. (2000) General Comment No. 14: the right to the highest attainable standard of health. E/C.12/2000/4. A/HRC/26/34/Add.1 9 GE.14-12781 State entities alike – for their actions or inactions that have an impact on the full exercise and enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
VISIT TO NEPAL - REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON EXTREME POVERTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS, OLIVIER DE SCHUTTER
Indebtedness is often deepened by exorbitant interest rates and an inability to cope with exceptional expenses, such as those linked to health treatments. When the amount of labour performed does not suffice to repay the debt, the labourer's debt is passed on to the following generations until it is repaid.48 Protected areas 38. (...) Among women in the lowest wealth quintile, 90.1 per cent report facing at least one obstacle when accessing health care. Among the biggest problems reported are fear of seeing a health-care provider unaccompanied (76.8 per cent), distance to a health facility (74.5 per cent) and lack of money (72.1 per cent).71 B. (...) Girls are more likely than boys to be out of school, and 70 See USAID, Department for International Development, Support to the Safe Motherhood Programme, Nepal, "Nepal: Maternal mortality and morbidity survey 2009/09: summary of preliminary findings". 71 Ministry of Health and Population, Nepal Demographic and Health Survey 2011, p. 144. 72 See Human Rights Watch, "I must work to eat": Covid-19, Poverty and Child Labour in Ghana, Nepal and Uganda (2021). 73 ILO and Central Bureau of Statistics, Nepal Child Labour Report 2021, p. 42. 74 Yogendra B.
نتيجة: 1297516.8 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...en&DS=A/HRC/50/38/ADD.2&Lang=A
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Upper Street
Westlife Big Up Upper Street
On the day of their single release Upper Street get an encouraging message from a fellow manband...
Monday, October 23, 2006 - 17:53
Upper Street may be feeling a tad nervous this week with the release of their make-or-break single 'The One' but they've been backed by one of the biggest manbands in the business.
Westlife, who've sold millions of records during their eight years at the top, reckon the time is right for the Totally Boybanders.
"It's brilliant that you have all these bands coming back," said Nicky. "If I'd been out of the business for ten years I'd really miss it and I'd be dying to get back into it."
Mark added, "We know Bradley and Dane - they're really great guys." And Kian chipped in, "I'm really happy for Bradley. Ever since S Club ended he's been really keen to keep the music going. Out of everyone in his old band he was the one who seemed to really want it."
Let's hope the boys' positive vibes work for Bradley, Dane and co - the single is in the shops this week but a source close to the band told us they could get the elbow from their manager if it doesn't do well.
"Their manager Jonathan Shalit said he may not continue to represent the boys 'as a group' if the single doesnt go top ten," he said.
Ooh, even we're beginning to feel nervous now!
'The One' is in shops now or you can buy it here
SLJ
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