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Keiji Imamura (今村 啓爾, イマムラ ケイジ Imamura Keiji), född 1946, är en japansk arkeolog och internationellt ansedd expert på den japanska Jomonkulturen (縄文文化). Han är verksam vid Tokyos universitet som professor i arkeologi inom Graduate School.

Imamuras vetenskapliga gärning har inriktats på äldre historisk sydöstasiatisk arkeologi knutet till förekomst av krukmakeri och bronsverktyg. Många utgrävningar har styrts av undersökningskrav före utbyggnad av fastigheter, kommunikationer och gruvdrift. Hans studier har haft fokus på Jomon och Yayoi perioderna. Hans föreläsningar omfattar främst kurser och seminarier kring Japans förhistoria och sydöstasiatisk arkeologi.

Bibliografi i urval
Förutom en mängd artiklar på japanska finns följande på engelska
 Archaeological theory and Japanese methodology in Jomon research: A review of Junko Habu's "Ancient Jomon of Japan", Anthropological Science Vol. 114: 223-229 (2006).
 Prehistoric Japan : New perspectives on insular East Asia, University College London Press  (1996).
 Jomon and Yayoi: the transition to agricalture in Japanese prehistory i The origins and Spread of Agriculture,  University College London Press  (1996)
 The two traditions of Heger I type bzonze drums, Journal of Southeast Asian Archaeology no13 (1993)
 Archaeological Excavations at Kirigaoka, Yokohama (1973)

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NO ASYLUM, New Documentary Film, Features Buddy Elias, Last Relative of Anne Frank
Anne Frank died 70 years ago this week, and her message of tolerance still rings true.
Los Angeles, Calif. (PRWEB) March 22, 2015
Buddy Elias sadly has just passed away, he selflessly dedicated his life to keeping the legacy of his cousin, Anne Frank, alive. Anne Frank died 70 years ago this week, in Bergen Belsen Camp, just days before liberation. We celebrate Buddy's life - he was deeply treasured by all and his legacy will live on, as will his tireless work for the Anne Frank Fonds.
The film, NO ASYLUM, reveals the unknown chapter of Anne Frank's life, detailing how her father, Otto, struggled to obtain visas to save their family from the Holocaust. The world turned its back on the Franks, according to the film. Buddy Elias worked for Holocaust education, and fought prejudice and discrimination, spreading Anne's message of tolerance as she wrote about in her diary. View the NO ASYLUM film trailer.
NO ASYLUM is relevant today due to the ongoing hate incidents plaguing our world. 70 years later, Anne Frank's words still ring true. NO ASYLUM is produced in association with the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research in New York, in whose archives the letters of Otto Frank were discovered. RO*CO Films is representing NO ASYLUM at MIP and MIPDOC in April 2015.
For more information about NO ASYLUM, please visit http://ROCOFilms.com or the film's website at http://NoAsylumFilm.com, and PARADISE FILMWORKS at (424) 353-1736
Director/ Producer Paula Fouce has worked in Pakistan, Afghanistan and India. She produced 5 films on religions and tolerance, including the film Not in God's Name that aired on PBS stations, and new book: Not in God's Name: Making Sense of Religious Conflict.
Paula Fouce
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Buddy Elias viisting the memorial grave site of his cousin, Anne Frank at Bergen Belsen Camp.

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Q: TypeScript error when using Remix action inferred types ;tldr
Has anyone successfully used zod for server side validation in Remix while using the new(ish) type inference for the action function?  const actionData = useActionData<typeof action>().  I can get it to work when I am only handling a single form action, but when handling multiple actions with different zod signatures I am having issues parsing the errors back in the component.
Background
Up until now I have been blindly using useActionData() and useLoaderData() without any explicit type casting, but recently ran into a need to pass the action data down to a child component and wanted to get better autocomplete.  This led me down a rabbit hole of issues.
I started on Remix v1.6.4 (prior to implementation of typeof loader).  After looking through the more recent releases, decided I would update to latest v1.7.2 to get the inferred types and now have a slew of errors.
For simplicity's sake, I am handling multiple for actions on a single route and using Zod to server side validate.  Any errors are formatted and returned, then consumed by the original elements to display the errors and keep the form inputs in sync.  I believe my TS issue has to do with the error object that is returned by zod.
Code
export async function action({request}: ActionArgs) {
  const form = await request.formData()
  let { _action, ...values } = Object.fromEntries(form.entries())

  const FormInputs = z.object({
    some_string: z.string().min(1),
    some_enum: z.enum(['enum 1', 'enum 2']),
    some_date: z.date(),
    some_bool: z.boolean(),
  })

  const validate = FormInputs.safeParse(values)
  if (!validate.success) {
    const errors = validate.error.format()
    return json({fields: values, errors}, {status: 400})
  }

  try {
    // do some async stuff
  } catch(error) {
    // do something with error
  }
 return redirect('/some/redirect')
}

export default function RouteComponent() {
  const actionData = useActionData<typeof action>()

  function hasErrors(input: string) {
    return {
      flag: actionData?.errors?.[input as keyof typeof actionData.errors] ? true : false,
      message: actionData?.errors?.[input as keyof typeof actionData.errors]._errors[0] // <-- This throws error
    }
  }

  return <form method="post">...Some form components</form>
}

This methodology was working fine before updating to v1.7.2 and adding type inference.  The error thrown is: Property '_errors' does not exist on ...[long type mostly of zod errors]
The exact type when I hover actionData is:
const actionData: SerializeObject<Simplify<{
    fields: {
        [k: string]: FormDataEntryValue;
    };
    errors: z.ZodFormattedError<{
        some_string: string;
        some_enum: "enum 1" | "enum 2" | "enum 3";
        some_date: Date;
        some_bool: boolean;
    }, string>;
} & {}>> | undefined

What I've Tried

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*Manually typing action and passing as generic const actionData = useActionData<MyActionType>()

*Type casting to manual type const actionData = useActionData() as MyActionType

*Type casting to unknown first const actionData = useActionData() as unknown as MyActionType

*My original code used actionData?.errors?.[input]?._errors[0] in the hasErrors() function, but it threw a cannot index errors with type string.

Removing zod and returning a static object of the same format does get rid of the errors, but obviously that is less than ideal.  I'm sure someone has run into this since Remix v1.6.5 released.  Would love to figure out how to properly use the inferred types and pass back the zod errors directly.

A: Just focusing on the error message:
Property '_errors' does not exist on ...[long type mostly of zod errors]

The issue seems to be that you are calling hasErrors with something that is not in the object returned by the format method. From testing out that method on my own, it seems like only fields that have errors are returned in the result. Indexing without ?. will give you the error you are seeing because you're then trying to index [0] on the undefined value that was returned.

My original code used actionData?.errors?.[input]?._errors[0] in the hasErrors() function, but it threw a cannot index errors with type string.

It seems like you already addressed this problem for yourself by casting input to keyof typeof actionData.errors. Doing the same in the code you wrote with ?._errors[0] should work if I'm not mistaken.
In general, I would suggest avoiding typecasting if you can, however. Is it possible to update hasErrors input type from string to keyof typeof actionData.errors?
To summarize, does this work?
function hasErrors(input: keyof typeof actionData.errors) {
  return {
    flag: Boolean(actionData?.errors?.[input]),
    message: actionData?.errors?.[input]?._errors[0],
  }
}

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McMaster Public Health Student-Led Conference
What is the MPHSLC?
McMaster Public Health Student-Led Conference (MPHSLC) is an annual conference held by students in the Masters of Public Health graduate program at McMaster University. The conference is an opportunity for students to showcase their research, network with public health professionals, and acquire new skills and knowledge through breakout sessions and presentations.
Public health is a multi-dimensional, complex state of care that is interwoven with various fields. Consequently, this year's conference theme will be discussing "current perspectives on climate change and health" to better understand the interdisciplinary nature of public health. We will be discussing the complex role of climate in public health, appreciating the various societies affected by the climate, and delving into how different fields play a role in our understanding of climate change within a public health context.
We would like to think Cindy Cui for being our conference photographer.
Zoom | November 20th, 2020 9:30 AM-1:30 PM
9:30 AM to 9:50 AM - Opening Remarks
9:50 AM to 11:00 AM - Keynote Address
11:00 AM to 11:30 AM - Lunch and Poster Session
11:30 AM to 1:00 PM - Breakout Speaker Sessions
1:00 PM to 1:30 PM - Closing Remarks
Watch this year's Keynote Address and Panelist Breakout Session!
Thank you to our speakers and attendees for making this an incredible conference.
Six Nations Water and Food Security in an Era of Climate Change
Dr. Kerry Bowman
Kerry Bowman, PhD, is a Canadian bioethicist and conservationist. He teaches at the University of Toronto and currently holds an academic appointment with Department of Family and Community Medicine. He also serves with The University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics and the University of Toronto Centre for Environment. Dr. Bowman has previously served for the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) as author for the Global Environment Outlook in 2007 and as an expert reviewer in 2012. He was also involved in the Global Environment Outlook 6, which examined the connection between human health and the environment. Dr Bowman is presently working on two major conservation projects in the Western Amazon and the Eastern Congo. Focusing on the intersection of human health with factors such as deforestation, biodiversity loss and emerging zoonotic diseases . Dr. Bowman will be speaking on the interrelationship between climate health and human health, with a focus on the COVID-19 pandemic as a case study.
To learn more about Dr. Bowman, read his full biography here.
Breakout Session Speakers
Attendees will have the opportunity to attend a breakout speaker sessions from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM.
Marsha Walton
Journalist Perspective on Climate Change and Health
Marsha Walton is a science and environment reporter and broadcast producer. She is series producer for "This American Land," now in its ninth season on most PBS stations. The show explores landscapes, waters, and wildlife, and the people taking risks and using innovation to protect these national treasures. She also works part time for CNN International. Marsha spent 16 years at CNN, most as a producer for the science and technology unit and writer for CNN.com. As a freelancer she produced more than 100 "Science Nation" video features for the National Science Foundation (NSF). And she writes profiles of scientists and engineers for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). She's done energy and climate change pieces for Mother Nature Network, (now part of Treehugger.com): and medical investigations on disparities in maternal health care suffered by women of color for Women's E-News. Marsha has a BS in journalism from Northwestern University and a Master's from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
Dr. Dawn Martin-Hill
Dawn Martin-Hill (Mohawk, Wolf Clan) holds a PhD in Cultural Anthropology and is one of the original founders of the Indigenous Studies Program at McMaster University. Her primary research over two decades is working with women and youth in Indigenous ways of knowing and being. Her research includes access to clean water. She is the PI of Co-Creation of Indigenous Water Quality Tools and Ohneganos, which are Indigenous-led projects investigating water insecurity through the integration of Western Science and Indigenous Knowledge. She is also a Canada and U.S. Fulbright scholar and holds both a Fulbright community grant and NSERC developing grant. She is the recipient of a US-Canada Fulbright award, Outstanding Teaching Award from the Aboriginal Institutes Consortium, and she has received grants from SSHRC, CIHR and the Ontario Trillium Foundation.Her work includes PI of CIHR-IIPH Development Grant, Akwe: kon tewatahtonokwe (we are all related), CIHR –IIPH titled, Tehtsitehwa: kenrotka: we (together we pull it from the earth again) – The Ohero:kon youth Health Intervention", focused on rites of passage for youth as a (suicide) prevention strategy and currently, Ohe'n:ton Karihwate'hkwenis 'giving greeting to [the] natural world' both are all female Mohawk female led team.
Dr. Christine Wekerle
Dr. Wekerle is an Associate Professor in Pediatrics and an Associate Member of the Offord Centre for Child Studies, McMaster University. She obtained her Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology) in 1995 from The University of Western Ontario, an American and Canadian Psychological Association accredited program, and conducted her accredited internship at McMaster, in Pediatrics. She is Editor-in-Chief of the premier international journal, Child Abuse & Neglect, and founding editor of the open-access journal, International Journal of Child and Adolescent Resilience.
Dr. Wekerle has been an active scientist, publishing in peer-reviewed journals since 1987. Her research focuses on youth who have had adverse childhood experiences and their current mental health and resilience. She led the Maltreatment and Adolescent Pathways (MAP) Research Study partnered with Canada's largest child welfare agencies to track youth outcomes across adolescence. The research-to-action video on this study was runner up in the CIHR IHDCYH Video Talks competition. Her team grant (#CIHRTeamSV) focuses on the impact of sexual violence victimization among male youth and young adults, seeking to understand components of resilience and developing intervention innovations. The #CIHRTeamSV research-to-action video won a special commendation prize in the CIHR Video Talks contest for 2017. This work is ongoing with ECPAT International as a key partner. Dr. Wekerle and team have developed a youth resilience app, JoyPopTM, to support day-to-day resilient functioning. Her new book with colleagues, Child Maltreatment (2nd Edition), is targeted to those whose practice engages them in the issues of child maltreatment. All communications should be directed to: wekerc@mcmaster.ca.
Dr. Adrianne Xavier
Professor Xavier is the Contract Lecturer and the acting Director of the Indigenous Studies Program at McMaster University. She completed her undergraduate degree in Anthropology here at McMaster, her MA at Royal Roads University, and is currently completing her PhD in the Social Science doctoral studies program at Royal Roads University.She teaches in the areas of Contemporary Indigenous Issues, Indigenous Food Security and Food Systems, Indigenous Food Sovereignty, Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Methodologies.Professor Xavier's research interests include Indigenous food security, Indigenous land connections and rematriation, Indigenous food ways, and Indigenous ways of knowing. In 2020, she was awarded the new McMaster Indigenous Research Institute "Indigenous In-Community Scholar Fellowship." The project will work within Adrianne's community of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory to grow the understanding and capacity around food security and sovereignty.
Sarah Duignan
Sarah Duignan completed her B.Sc Honours at Trent University with a specialization in biological anthropology, and completed her MA in anthropology at the University of Manitoba in 2015. Sarah's doctoral work focuses on medical anthropology, working with community partners at Six Nations of the Grand River to explore water quality and security in connection to emerging public and environmental health concerns. Her research works to co-create knowledge with Indigenous community partners to build more holistic understandings of health and wellbeing. Additionally, she is the host and producer of AnthroDish podcast, made in partnership with the American Anthropological Association.
Check out this year's posters!
Our google site allows attendees to browse through this year's poster submissions. Please take the time to appreciate the effort each presenter put in their work. We welcome you to browse through the posters, read each abstract description, and listen to each speaker discuss their work in more detail.
Please note: participating in the best poster vote is only open to those who registered for the conference!
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Check out the itineraries and additional details from previous conferences.
2018 MPHSLC:
In Our Community: Public Health Engagement
In hopes of connecting students, academics, and policymakers with the Hamilton community, this conference created space for thought-provoking and enlightening conversations about how public health can work with different community partners to act on the health disparities in Hamilton, and how to integrate community feedback into the planning and delivering of public health initiatives.
Please click here to see the delegate package for this conference which includes the full agenda, list of poster presenters, speaker biographies, sponsors, and planning team members.
Facing the Future: What's Next for Public Health?
Public health practice in the twenty-first century is in a state of significant flux. The aim of "Facing The Future: What's Next For Public Health?" was to provide students, professionals, academics, community organizations, and policymakers with a space to come together to critically discuss developments in the field of public health as well as emerging public health issues. The following topics were discussed through keynote address, interactive sessions, and break-out sessions: gun violence, social prescribing, environmental health, youth mental health, artificial intelligence, and health-system changes. In addition, a poster presentation session provided public health researchers a platform to disseminate new knowledge.
Please click here to see the delegate package for this conference which includes the full agenda, speaker biographies, list of poster presenters and their abstracts, sponsors, and planning team members.
Current Perspectives on Climate Change and Health
The 2020 conference theme is "Current Perspectives on Climate Change and Health". Public health is multidimensional and interdisciplinary in nature. Different perspectives are vital to enrich our understanding of public health and learn about the various environments that impact the state of our health systems. Consequently, we will be discussing the complex role of climate in public health, appreciating the various societies affected by the climate, and delving into how different fields play a role in our understanding of climate change within a public health context.
Take a look at our impact report from the first inaugural - 2018 MPHSLC titled "In Our Community: Public Health Engagement."
MPHSLC 2018 Impact Report
Meet The 2020 Conference Planning Team
Zil Nasir
Zil is a second year Master of Public Health student and holds an honours Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University. Her interests are primarily in applied health research and evaluation including assessments of public health programs, tools, and interventions. Currently, Zil is completing a Master's thesis evaluating the effectiveness of the GRADE adolopment framework for the adoption and adaptation of WHO-issued global Tuberculosis recommendations. As co-chair, Zil is excited to foster relationships between Canadian leaders in various fields and to grow her understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of public health.
Elissa Morgan
Elissa Morgan is a second year Master of Public Health student at McMaster University and a graduate of the University of Toronto Honours Bachelor of Science program. She recently completed a practicum placement at Labrador-Grenfell Health (LGH) where she was mentored by the Medical Officer of Health. She assisted with a wide variety of projects, including carrying out an evaluation of the LGH virtual care strategy. Her interests include public health program planning and evaluation, particularly around primary healthcare reform. She believes that climate change should be at the forefront of public health academia and is excited to be co-chairing the MPHSLC this year.
Leena AlShenaiber
Promotions Coordinator
Leena is a second year Master of Public Health student and holds an honours Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University in Integrated Science. She worked with Dr. Gina Agarwal and the Vulnerable Individuals in Primary Care (VIP) Research Lab at McMaster's Department of Family Medicine for her summer 2020 practicum. Her academic and professional interests include chronic disease prevention, social determinants of health, health systems research, and evidence-based medicine. As the Promotions Coordinator, Leena is excited to be a part of the MPHSLC team for this year's conference and is very passionate about the topic of climate change especially within the context of public health.
Saman Iftikhar
Saman is a second year Master of Public Health student who completed her Bachelor of Science at Wilfrid Laurier University. She is excited to take on her role as Finance Coordinator for this year's MPHSLC. Her goal as a public health student is to apply foundational knowledge in public health and research methods to tackle health disparities by engaging in meaningful research, program implementation and communication activities focused on chronic and infectious disease prevention and management. She is especially excited to virtually connect with like-minded individuals to create meaningful discussion around the short and long-term impacts of climate change in a public health context.
Kapeena Sivakumaran
Kapeena is a second year Master of Public Health Student who completed her undergraduate degree in Health Sciences at McMaster University. She has completed her summer practicum with the Evidence Foundation, where she assisted in developing guidelines for the management of COVID-19, as well as working with the University of Maryland on literature reviews for FDA substances. Kapeena's interests include health policy, social determinants of health and addressing inequities. As the logistics coordinator for this year's conference, she is excited to collaborate with the MPSLC team to provide a meaningful experience for students to engage and discuss about the public health perspectives of climate change.
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Jasmine Dzerounian is a Master of Public Health student and holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts & Science degree from McMaster University. She completed her summer public health practicum with Dr. Gina Agarwal and the Vulnerable Individuals in Primary Care (VIP) Research Lab under McMaster's Department of Family Medicine. Among many other interests, Jasmine is interested in interventions, research, and policies that work to improve the health of vulnerable populations. She is also interested in knowledge translation, accessibility, health promotion, health behaviour, and research informed by the needs and wants of the community. As outreach coordinator for this year's conference, Jasmine is excited to facilitate connections between professionals and students from different disciplines and backgrounds through the conference. She hopes to help foster a conference environment where learners from all backgrounds feel they can make a contribution as well as gain new understandings of climate change as an immediate and pressing public health issue.
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The Georgia high school football championships are set for December 7-8 at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta…or are they? If the Atlanta United, the city professional soccer team beats the New York Red Bulls in the Major League Soccer semifinals,…
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium to honor Georgia high school football
The new home for the Georgia high school football state championships, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, will continue the tradition of celebrating the sport. Earlier this week, Atlanta Falcons' President and CEO Rich McKay tweeted-out a photo touting the new stadium's wall that…
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Q: HTML Text Display next to menu I'm in the process of learning HTML & CSS and I'm building a website for a homework I have. I've successfully created a menu inside a border. I want some text to appear next to it, but instead it appears on top of it (because I've put the code on top of the menu). I just want the text to be next to the menu(after the vertical line of course) and work with the paragraphs indipendently with the menu. How can I achieve that? That's what I mean(don't mind the characters, they're Greek):

As you can see, while I'm writing on the paragraph, the menu with the options keeps moving down and I don't want that.
Here's my code:

#first {
  border: 3px;
  border-style: solid;
  border-color: black;
  padding: 1em;
  text-align: center
}

#second {
  border: 3px;
  border-style: solid;
  border-color: black;
  padding: 1em;
  text-align: left
}

.target span {
  background-color: grey;
  color: white;
}

#line {
  border-left: 3px solid black;
  height: 500px;
  position: absolute;
  position: absolute;
  left: 15%;
  margin-left: -3px;
  top: 130px;
}

#transparent-line {
  border-left: 3px solid white;
  height: 250px;
}

#description {
  text-indent: 300px;
  font-size: 18px;
}

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        #first{
         border:3px;
         border-style:solid;
         border-color: black;
         padding: 1em;
         text-align: center
        }

        #second{
         border:3px;
         border-style:solid;
         border-color: black;
         display:flex;

        }
h4{
min-width: 150px;
}
        .target span{
         background-color: grey;
         color: white;
          min-width:150px;
        }

        #description{
         font-size: 18px;
          border-left:1px solid black;
          padding:5px;
        }

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A: 1) Swap the HTML for the "nav" and your "content" and then wrap them in divs. This will allow you to control both elements of your webpage with greater accuracy.
2) Float both wrapper divs to the left and apply a width to them. This will bring both elements into the same line and then give you to control on how much of the page you want your navigation and your content to take up.

#first{
     border:3px;
     border-style:solid;
     border-color: black;
     padding: 1em;
     text-align: center
    }

    #second{
     border:3px;
     border-style:solid;
     border-color: black;
     padding: 1em;
     text-align: left
    }

    .target span{
     background-color: grey;
     color: white;
    }

    #line{
     border-left: 3px solid black;
      height: 500px;
      position: absolute;
     position: absolute;
        left: 15%;
        margin-left: -3px;
        top: 130px;
    }

    #transparent-line{
     border-left: 3px solid white;
      height: 250px;
    }

    #description{
     text-indent: 300px;
     font-size: 18px;
    }

    .nav{
        float:left;
        width:20%;
    }

    .content{
        float:left;
        width:80%;
    }

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#first{
     border:3px;
     border-style:solid;
     border-color: black;
     padding: 1em;
     text-align: center
    }

    #second{
     border:3px;
     border-style:solid;
     border-color: black;
     text-align: left
      width:100%;
      float:left;
      padding:0 0 0 15px;
    }

    .target span{
     background-color: grey;
     color: white;
    }

   .menu-items{width:25%;float:left;border-right:3px solid #000;}
   .description{width:70%;float:right;padding:15px;}

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Roberto Orci To Direct 'Star Trek 3' - But,...
Roberto Orci To Direct 'Star Trek 3' - But, Uh, Who Is He?
By Michael West in Movies / TV / Theatre on 14 May 2014
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Roberto Orci is to helm 'Star Trek 3'
Roberto Orci, the Hollywood screenwriter best known for writing the first two Star Trek reboot movies, has been promoted to the director's chair for Star Trek 3. J.J Abrams helmed the first two instalments of the rebooted sci-fi franchise but is currently preoccupied with the small matter of Star Wars: Episode VII.
Roberto Orci Will Direct 'Star Trek 3'
Orci's name has been doing the rounds for several weeks now, and the Hollywood Reporter confirm he now has an offer from Paramount and Skydance.
The man is no stranger to the franchise having written the first two movies with partners Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof. He and Kurtzman have also worked on the Transformers movies, Cowboys & Aliens and the Amazing Spider-Man 2 - blockbuster movies, but by no means critical successes.
More: Whoopi Goldberg to star in the new Star Trek movie?
On the smaller screen, Orci is one of the creators of Fringe and the critically acclaimed Sleepy Hollow.
It's rare that a screenwriter is promoted to director, and there's few examples to prove that it actually works. Cinematographer Wally Pfister made his directorial debut with Transcendence earlier this year - a critical and commercial failure.
Star Trek Into Darkness starred Chris Pine as Captain Kirk, Zachary Quinto as Spock and Simon Pegg as Scotty. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone said: "Abrams boldly goes into Star Trek Into Darkness, and crushes it again. It's more fun and more intense, without giving less to the characters."
Star Trek 3 is likely to go for a 2016 release, which, at the moment, looks reasonably sparse. We're expecting the Warcraft movie, Angry Birds, The Mummy reboot, Independence Day 2, Finding Dory and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. 2015 is a different story, with some of the biggest movies of recent times set for release. They include: Avengers 2: Age of Ultron, Star Wars: Episode VII, Fifty Shades of Grey, Ant-Man, Terminator Genesis, Pan, American Sniper and a new James Bond movie.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A series of pedestrian crashes in Tallahassee has residents concerned for pedestrian safety while crossing busy streets.
Tallahassee saw three pedestrian accidents within 36 hours.
The first of these accidents happened Tuesday morning at Tennessee Street and North Meridian, when a man in his wheelchair was hit by a vehicle. He did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
The second accident happened Tuesday evening at Crawfordville Highway and Shelfer Road.
The pedestrian crash turned deadly after a pedestrian was crossing the road when they were hit by a truck.
"It was a very low light area and it was northbound on Crawfordville Highway, very little light in that area they were not crossing at a crosswalk and unfortunately went into the path of an oncoming vehicle," said Captain Ryan Martina with Florida Highway Patrol.
The most recent happened Wednesday night on Woodville Highway near Gaile Avenue, when a driver struck a pedestrian who was also trying to cross the road in their wheelchair.
Officials say the crash happened while it was raining and the driver told authorities they did not see the person trying to cross the road.
The condition of the pedestrian is unclear.
Residents say they are alarmed after the string of crashes.
"People be driving all fast and they don't be watching what they doing like I see a lot of people on they phones like it's just ridiculous, they be one their phone at the light they got headphones in their ear," said Victoria Perry.
Some residents believe less traffic on the roads causes drivers to increase their speed.
"Because of the virus thing and because of less traffic I do believe that people are willing to kind of bend the rules a little bit," said Paris Willis.
Florida Highway Patrol says drivers need to be aware and less distracted while on the roads.
"Make sure you're not texting and driving, keep your eyes on the road and mindful of what you're doing and just because there is not an intersection there just be mindful that not everybody crosses where they should cross," said Captain Martina.


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Q: Property 'pipe' does not exist on type 'AngularFireObject<{}>' I'm a beginner to Angular. I'm watching the tutorial of Mosh Hamedani using the Angular version 6 but the problem is the tutorial version is 4. I'm working on the e-commerce project on AddToCart button where the product should increase it's quantity by clicking the button and updated in Firebase using productId and also if I try to add new product then id of that new product should add in AngularFire Database.
Everything is working perfectly now I'm getting error in shopping-cart.service.ts file. The error is in the last line async addToCart(product: Product) where the error shows property pipe doesn't exist on type AngularFireObject.
Here is the code.
shopping-cart.service.ts
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { AngularFireDatabase } from '@angular/fire/database';
import { Product } from '../models/products';
import { take } from 'rxjs/operators';

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root'
})

export class ShoppingCartService {
   constructor(private db: AngularFireDatabase) { }

private create(){
    return this.db.list('/shopping-carts').push({
        dateCreated: new Date().getTime()
    })
}

private getCart(cartId: String){
    return this.db.object('/shopping-carts/' + cartId);
}

private getItem(cartId: string, productId: string){
    return this.db.object('/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId);
}

private async getOrCreateCartId(){
    let cartId = localStorage.getItem('cartId');
     if(cartId) return cartId;

    let result = await this.create();
    localStorage.setItem('cartId', result.key);
    return result.key;
}

async addToCart(product: Product){
    let cartId = await this.getOrCreateCartId();
    let item$ = this.getItem(cartId, product.key);
    item$.pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item => {
        item$.update({ product: product, quantity:(item.quantity || 0) + 1 });
    });
}

}

A: the problem here is that your this.getItem() method isn't returning an Observable, instead it returns AngularFireObject, which hasn't pipe property, so you should call valuChanges method which will return an Observable
private getItem(cartId: string, productId: string){
    return this.db.object('/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId).valueChanges();
}

async addToCart(product: Product){
    let cartId = await this.getOrCreateCartId();
    let item$ = this.getItem(cartId, product.key);
    item$.pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item => {
        item$.update({ product: product, quantity:(item.quantity || 0) + 1 });
    });
}

A: As the time of writing this answer, In AngularFireObject you have to use either valueChanges() or snapshotChanges(). You can read the documentation here
Coming to your concern if you simply modify your code from
item$.pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item => {})

to
item$.valueChanges().pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item => {})

will solve your problem.

A: maybe instead of changing this line to
        return this.db.object('/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId).valueChanges();
leave it as it was
return this.db.object('/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId)
then in the function you are calling the getItem function before subscribing to it you can add value changes there
should be something like
`private getItem(cartId: string, productId: string){
        return this.db.object('/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId);
    }
 async addToCart(product: Product){
        let cartId = await this.getOrCreateCartId();
        let item$ = this.getItem(cartId, product.key).valueChanges();
        item$.pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item => {
            item$.update({ product: product, quantity:(item.quantity || 0) + 1 });
        });
    }`

A: async  addToCart(product:Product){

  let cartId= await this.getOrCreateCart();
  let item$$=this.getItem(cartId,product.key);
  let item$=this.getItem(cartId,product.key).snapshotChanges();
    item$.pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item=>{
      this.data=item.payload.val();

        if(this.data!= null){
          item$$.update({product:product,quantity:(this.data.quantity)+1});
        }else{
          item$$.set({product:product,quantity:1});
        }

    });
  }

A: Make following changes in your code:
async addToCart(product: Product){
    let cartId = await this.getOrCreateCartId();
    let item$ = this.getItem(cartId, product.key);
    item$.snapshotChanges().pipe(take(1)).subscribe(item => {
       item$.update({ product: product,
                      quantity: (item.payload.exportVal().quantity || 0) + 1 });
    });
}

Just check-out my Github repository My Github Link which is built in Angular 7. Your Angular 6 project will work fine.

A: the best answer is incomplete in my opinion - just as @Sharad Sharma commented, this results in an error:

Property 'update' does not exist on type
'Observable<AngularFireObject<{}>>' and Property 'quantity' does not
exist on type 'AngularFireObject<{}>'. this type of errors shows now

To get rid of this error You need to type the object() function.
E.g
if Your '/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId node in firebase have two key/value pairs:
name: "test",
quantity: 1

Create an Object:
export class Product {
    name: string;
    quantity: number;

    constructor() {}
}

and then do this:
this.db.object<Product>('/shopping-carts/' + cartId + '/items/' + productId)...


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It's May 30, 1984, and Alan Kennedy is walking toward the penalty spot at the Stadio Olimpico. The ball is clenched in his right hand.
The Scottish left-back is surrounded by nearly 70,000 fans, most of whom are willing him to blast it into row Z. Liverpool, you see, have spent the previous 120 minutes battling Roma in front of a hostile home crowd. We're now in the tail-end of the shootout: if he converts from 12 yards, Liverpool will win its fourth European Cup of the decade.
To put it mildly, this is a high-pressure situation.
Kennedy undoubtedly feels the weight on his shoulders, but he knows a thing or two about decisive European Cup goals. After all, his 82nd-minute strike at the Parc des Princes three years earlier prevented the competition's most successful team, Real Madrid, from claiming what would have been a sixth title.
He calmly places the ball down in the muddy penalty area. A soundtrack of whistling fans is almost as off-putting as the pack of photographers behind the goal, ready to blind him with their flashbulbs at the moment he strikes the ball.
Kennedy takes eight steps with his back to goal, quickly turns … and sends goalkeeper Franco Tancredi the wrong way.
The goal cements Liverpool's status as the biggest club in the world.
Younger fans, who have watched the Reds haplessly fail to win a domestic title in the Premier League era — while their arch rivals Manchester United flourished under the rule of Alex Ferguson — may not appreciate the scale to which the Anfield side was a behemoth in the 1970s and 1980s.
In addition to taking home four of the eight European Cups available between 1977 and 1984, they won 10 of the 15 English league titles on offer between 1973 and 1988.
And they played in 28 Wembley finals between 1971 and 1992. Such was their propensity to qualify for cup finals, that they actually named one of the training fields at their Melwood training ground "Wembley," and it would only be used in the week before a trip to the famous stadium.
Liverpool's fans, meanwhile, quickly filled their passports with stamps. They were involved in European competition every season from 1965 to 1985, reaching an incredible 13 finals.
The last final of that period proved to be one of the darkest days in European soccer history, and one that changed the English game for many years to come.
Liverpool's golden era was actually kickstarted decades previously, by manager Bill Shankly. The Scotsman took the reigns at Anfield in 1959, with the five-time league winners in a sorry state in the second division.
Shankly, released 24 players, lead the team back to the First Division and cleared out a storage space at the stadium to create the legendary "Boot Room"— a space next to the locker rooms that he would use to plan strategy with his coaching staff.
Five years later, as the Beatles put the city on the map, Shankly led the team to a league title that allowed them to qualify for the European Cup for the first time. They made it all the way to the semifinals, falling to eventual winners Inter Milan thanks to a 3-0 defeat at the San Siro.
Shankly, whose statue outside Anfield shows the man standing with his arms raised in triumph, paved the way for Liverpool's true era of dominance.
His assistant and Boot Room co-conspirator Bob Paisley took over in 1974, albeit reluctantly.
Having spent 15 seasons playing for Liverpool before moving into a coaching role, Paisley insisted he was "only looking after the shop until a proper manager arrives." Not long after taking charge, he admitted to journalists that he was not very good at expressing himself, giving them carte blanche to finish his sentences for him.
But in Paisley's nine-year tenure, he delivered six league titles and three European Cups. And he completely change the team's style of play.
While every other side was hoofing long balls to the forwards, Paisley focused on patient build-up through short passes.
Essentially, Paisley invented tiki-taka years before Pep Guardiola would use it to dominate the world, and it reaped huge benefits.
After beating Queens Park Rangers to the 1975-76 league title by a single point, Liverpool qualified for the European Cup the following season. The cabal of European giants that dominate the latter stages of the Champions League did not encumber Liverpool's route to the final back then. They beat Northern Irish side Crusaders, Trabzonspor, Saint-Etienne and Zurich before facing their 1973 UEFA Cup final opponents Borussia Monchengladbach in the final at the Stadio Olimpico (where they would also beat Roma in the final seven years later).
With the unstoppable striker partnership of Kevin Keegan and Steve Heighway leading the line, Liverpool won 3-1 to lift the European Cup for the first time.
Paisley's Liverpool also claimed their second English league title in 1976-77, allowing them to enter the European Cup once again.
Back then, only the champions of any given league were able to enter the European Cup, but the Reds were afforded a bar to the second round, meaning they only had to play three rounds to reach the final.
And that's exactly what they did, edging Dynamo Dresden, Benfica and their old foes Borussia Monchengladbach before meeting Club Brugge at Wembley Stadium.
Kenny Dalglish — signed from Celtic to replace club hero Kevin Keegan, who had been lured to Hamburg — scored the only goal of the game.
Liverpool became the first-ever English side to retain the European Cup, at a time when English clubs were starting to show up on the big stage. In fact, The Reds had started a streak of six consecutive European Cup finals that were won by English sides, with Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest winning in 1979 and 1980 before Liverpool got their hands on the trophy affectionately known as Ol' Big Ears once again.
In 1980-81, with Paisley in his sixth season as manager, Liverpool's delectable style of play allowed them to edge past Bayern Munich in the semifinals to meet Real Madrid in the final.
Those who were paying attention at the start of this history lesson will know that Alan Kennedy scored the only goal of the game, after breaking into the box from a throw-in and beating goalkeeper Agustín Rodríguez from a tight angle.
Incredibly, Kennedy played the game despite breaking his wrist in the semi-final against Bayern, wearing a heavy metal cast that would surely be outlawed in today's game.
Preparations for the match were less than ideal, as a disagreement with TV broadcasters over advertising erupted upon arrival at the Parc des Princes. Warm-ups were cut short while the players covered up the kit manufacturer logos on their shirts with tape.
It was Liverpool's third European cup in five years, and the final one under Paisley, who stepped down to make way for his assistant Joe Fagan for the 1983-84 season.
Fagan, a founder member of Shankly's Boot Room, is rarely heralded as an all-time great. Many younger fans may not have even heard his name. This is a puzzling state of affairs, as he oversaw what might be considered Liverpool's greatest-ever season — and it was his freshman year as a manager.
Liverpool headed to the aforementioned 1984 European Cup Final at the Stadio Olimpico as First Division and League Cup champions. If they were able to beat Roma at their home stadium, Fagan would become the first British manager to land three major trophies in one season. That wouldn't happen again for another 15 years, when Manchester United recorded its famous 1999 treble.
A Liverpool team featuring Ian Rush, Dalglish, Graeme Souness and Alan Hansen — all strong contenders for an all-time Reds XI — took Roma to a shootout.
At that point, Fagan played his psychological ace card, reportedly telling his players that it didn't matter whether they won the shootout after such an incredible season. The speech removed the pressure, while goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar's famous "jelly legs" in the shootout ensured another famous European night for the biggest soccer team on the planet.
Liverpool would return to the European Final one more time under Fagan in the 1980s, but it proved to be a day marred by violence, tragedy and heartbreak.
The Reds entered the 1984-85 European Cup as domestic champions once again, breezing through the competition, scoring no fewer than three goals per round before reaching the final. On May 29, 1985, they took on Juventus at the Heysel Stadium in Brussels.
While Liverpool and their fellow English sides dominated soccer in the early 1980s, the nation was undergoing a hooligan epidemic.
The game was far from the sanitized family-friendly experience we see today. The actions of a minority who would attend games to commit mindless violence and destroy property brought the reputation of the beautiful game to an all-time low.
English soccer fans were seen by many as an ugly stain on the sport. Margaret Thatcher's government made no secret of their distaste for soccer fans, many of whom would make stadiums a downright dangerous place to be.
The most sickening and tragic episode of the hooligan epidemic came at the 1985 European Cup Final.
The Heysel Stadium, despite being the home of the Belgian National team, was in a woeful state of disrepair. It was so dilapidated that some fans were spotted kicking holes in the crumbling outer wall to gain access.
The trouble started an hour before kick off, when riotous Liverpool fans breached a barrier in their area of the stadium with the intent of harming the Juventus supporters in the next section.
When Juve fans tried to retreat from the threat, they were pushed back against a retaining wall. The crush—and subsequent collapse of the wall—caused the death of 39 fans, while 600 others were injured.
In order to avoid further rioting, a decision was made to play the game. Juventus emerged with their first-ever European Cup, but the action on the field was of little consequence.
Fourteen Liverpool fans were given prison sentences for manslaughter, while UEFA took the decision to ban all English clubs from European competitions for five years.
Liverpool were given an additional year away from the continental game as a further punishment.
Fagan, who was in tears as the team stepped off the plane upon their arrival back in Liverpool, retired not long after.
Under Shankly, Paisley and Fagan, Liverpool became an unstoppable European force. Their reign, however, was viscerally ended by one of the darkest moments in the history of the game.
The forthcoming match with Real Madrid will be Liverpool's third appearance in the final since 1985. Rafa Benitez's side won the iconic final against AC Milan in Istanbul in 2005 — where it was goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek's job to gain the mental advantage in the shootout, as Grobbelaar had done before him — and Milan got their revenge two years later.
The younger generation of soccer fans may not appreciate Liverpool's standing in the European game, and the incredible burden placed on the club—and all of English soccer—by the events in Heysel.
But as they shoot for European Cup number six in Kiev, Jurgen Klopp will surely be looking to channel the spirits of Shankly, Paisley and Fagan.
Ryan Bailey has covered soccer for Yahoo Sports since 2010, regularly providing insight on the beautiful game through his columns, interviews and video reports. Follow him on Twitter @RyanJayBailey.


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It's also good on very thin slices of grilled chicken, like a satay, or on stir-fried veggies..
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STAYING BEHIND THE CROWD AND STILL SHINING.
Most times when we go to an opera or a musical concert, we enjoy the songs and dances of the singers and dancers so much that we forget to recognize other parts of the event. We fix our gaze more on those in the spotlight and ignore those whose faces are hidden from the crowd – those in charge of the stage lightings, the costumiers, the drummers and even the original composers of the songs, simply because they are hidden or unannounced. But without these ones, the nakedness and mistakes of those in the spotlight can be easily spotted.
It's just like entering into a magnificent building and admiring the chandeliers, upholstery, the granite floor while being oblivious of the foundation and those 'little' cornerstones that hold that beautiful structure. This lack of awareness and appreciation for those behind the crowd has prevented many from giving out their best until they are seen and noticed by all. They do less when unnoticed and more when publicly observed. They resort to 'eye-service' activities, which are not healthy at all.
Nonetheless, the truth still remains – not everyone must be on the front line before they are to shine. They can still be behind the crowd and their voice heard so loud. The drummer still shines by making the song enjoyable even when hidden behind the drums; the composer still shines by hiding himself in the room where no eye sees and writes with his pen. Sometime ago, I went to see one of my mentors in his office and as soon as I sat down the first thing he said to me was, "Son, seek first to know rather than to be known." Those words opened my eyes the more about life.
We can all still shine like the foundation that people don't easily notice
But it's there to make sure it holds firm the conspicuous edifice.
We can still help others shine for that good cause
Even though we are not given a public and resounding applause.
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Expect an exhilarating evening's entertainment from City of Bristol Choir, Exultate Singers and one of the UK's top brass bands, Gloucester's Flowers Band. Under the direction of conductors David Ogden and Paul Holland, they join forces to perform Philip Wilby's Brontë Mass – combining the poetry of the Brontës with the words of the Latin Mass, in a stunning work full of bold, romantic, sonorous textures.
The second half of the concert is packed with spectacular and uplifting music from the films and the brass band world.
A selection of suites from film scores by John Williams, the world's most successful film music composer, is combined with the music from James Bond, Brassed Off, and The Mission.
In the world of brass band music, Paul Lovatt Cooper is one of the most sought-after composing talents of his generation, and his piece Walking With Heroes needs to be heard to be believed – this is brass band music at its most flamboyant and uplifting.
All this will be memorably performed by one of the UK's leading brass bands in collaboration with 120 singers.
Come and enjoy feel-good music for the start of Spring – don't miss this unique event in Bristol's musical calendar.
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Second in a series of podcasts detailing the so called toss up races in the 2018 midterm elections. Most noteworthy here are my observations about whether many of these elections are actually toss ups. Find out why I say this in Toss Up House Elections 2018 Part 2-Bob Davis Podcast 754.
Trump's Future Hangs In The Balance
From Iowa, to Illinois. Kansas to Kentucky in this podcast you'll find out why the media says the future of Donald Trump's administration hangs in the balance. You'll also find out whether the predicted 'blue wave' could be reality. Or not.
Details Without Partisanship
As I have said many times, one of the things our media loves to do these days is predict the future, The reason I am producing this series of podcasts is to give you the existing conditions in each of these districts without partisan comment or predictions. This series includes the Senate toss ups, and the Governor's toss ups and part one of the house toss ups.
How Close Are They?
How close is the race in Illinois' northwestern suburbs that make up the 6th district? What about all the predictions about 12th district which stretches from the working class Saint Louis suburbs across the river, all the way to the southern tip of the Land of Lincoln? Especially relevant here are predictions about Kentucky's 6th district, which the president won by 17 points. When a candidate for president wins a state by over twenty points, is there a potential for backlash? Learn more in Toss Up House Elections 2018 Part 2-Bob Davis Podcast 754.
Telling The Voter What's Going To Happen Before The Vote
These days it doesn't matter whether you're on network television or You Tube. If you have a national talk radio show or are a podcaster. Everyone wants to tell the voter what's going to happen before it happens. If you listen to this series of my podcasts you'll know the situation in these districts. You'll know what races to watch on election night.
What IS The Situation?
Once the voters decides for themselves who their voting for on election night, they can sit back and watch the results knowing what races to look for. Why? Because someone looked at all the key races and without partisanship or rancor laid out what the situation is.
Finally, many of these districts have no polling unless its done by partisan groups or political parties. Predictions are being made based on the 2016 election or because one party or another said they were 'targeting' that race. In conclusion our politics are too fluid for political fortune tellers to be accurate.
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Trump's Sudden Inevitability. The shouting match between Senator Rubio, Senator Ted Cruz and Donald Trump in the Texas Debate recently, doesn't change the almost daily lame reporting from the campaign trail and the utter emptiness of what they call 'analysis' these days. Now suddenly Donald Trump is the 'inevitable' candidate. Now suddenly there will be a contested Republican National Convention. Now suddenly the world quakes at the prospect of Donald J. Trump, President. Now suddenly Trump can beat Hillary Clinton, forget what was said earlier. Reporters, TV Stars, 'consultants' and 'analysts', Talk Radio Clowns and even the Pope can't resist inserting themselves into 'the process' whatever that is. What a process it is. Thanks to the idiots at the RNC we have an almost weekly political wrestling match, with the winner declared before the show is over, because of the barbs thrown and the jabs and thrusts and innuendo. Why not do away with voting entirely and just have people call a number for their candidate at the end of these cage matches, and declare the winner with a mix of votes and judgements by the perfumed princes of media, chosen to look really serious and ask the candidates questions. Ted Cruz is George Washington. No Wait! Ted Cruz is the New Reagan. Trump is Mussolini. Clinton is Jimmy Carter. Bernie Sanders is uh…Larry David. The predictions from the 'experts'. Trump has a lock on the nomination, even though we've only had two caucuses and two primaries, but there it is people. Step right up! See the bearded lady and the midget perform! The voters? The voters you say? Oddly enough The Bob Davis Podcasts is traveling, speaking with and listening to actual regular people and here in the South there are a lot of Trump signs and bumperstickers on brand new cars. People seem angry, and frustrated and ready to stick it to the man, and don't seem to be taking it any more seriously than the half time show at the Super Bowl. Why should they? Meanwhile, once again the country is not falling apart. The infrastructure is not crumbling. People seem to be miraculously going about their business despite all the magpies telling them how to live and what to think. Have they already made a decision to stick it to the man? Only time will tell. Sponsored by X Government Cars and Brush Studio.
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Welcome to Tennessee. Live from Bristol, Tennessee – The Birthplace Of Country Music. New Hampshire's primary is history. Flush with new data and fresh story lines, every satellite news truck and reporter is rolling out of the Granite State headed for South Carolina, the third primary in election 2016. The Bob Davis Podcasts are already in the south, taking a break from the political craziness. Welcome to Tennessee, and to one of the coolest towns in Eastern Tennessee and Western Virginia: Bristol. Part of Bristol is in the Volunteer State of Tennessee and the other part is in the Old Dominion. This is a great introduction to South Carolina, because this part of Tennessee and Virginia are in the Appalachian Mountains, first settled by the Scots-Irish, English and Germans over two hundred years ago. They brought their culture with them including stories and music dating back centuries. Industrial growth from the late 1800's and beginning of the twentieth century brought change to the people who call this part of the country home. In 1927 a Bristol area musician and performer recommended the town to a recording engineer and talent scout. The scout brought the latest recording technology to town, set up shop in a hat factory, placed an ad in a local newspaper and prepared to record. Ralph Peer's Bristol Sessions turned out to be seminal in the development of American Roots music and the careers of artists who later became major country music stars. The Bristol Sessions are often referred to as 'The Big Bang of Country Music'. The Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol celebrates the Bristol Sessions and so much more. Take a break from the endless political nonsense going on, to get a sense of the influence this part of the country has had on the rest of the United States, and the gift the people of Appalachia have given us all. Today the south is a major economic, social and political influence, equal or greater to any other part of the country. Get set for surprises after South Carolina votes, and after the mid south primaries on Super Tuesday. (Big Thanks to Renee Rogers and Charlene Baker for meeting me at the Museum office back door on a snowy Monday, and for doing an interview for this podcast.) Sponsored by X Government Cars, Pride of Homes and Luke Team Real Estate.
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Rotary Family Health Day celebrate its 10th year of assisting thousands in need
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» Rotary Family Health Day celebrate its 10th year of assisting thousands in need
This year Rotary Family Health Days (RFHD) is celebrating its 10th year with an online event on Friday the 5th of November 2021. Speakers at this Rotary Family Health Days event in South Africa include Jennifer Jones (2022/23 Rotary International President) and the South African Minister of Health, The Honourable Dr Joe Phaahla. During this event, Dr Joe Phaahla will also be unveiling the World AIDS
Day 2021 theme alongside messages of support by some of the RFHD partners: SANAC (South African National AIDS Council), RFHA, Civil Society, and the Disability Sector.
RFHD is the signature programme of the Rotary Action Group for Family Health and AIDS Prevention (RFHA) and is currently in its 10th year. This unique programme, which is currently active in nine countries, with at least three more countries set to launch in the next six months, provides comprehensive and preventative health programmes that build healthier communities.
With an estimated 3,5 billion people who don't have access to affordable healthcare, the vision of RFHA (Rotary Action Group for Family Health and AIDS Prevention) is clear: to save and improve lives around the world. Working across Africa and India, RFHA provides free preventative healthcare resources and services with a direct impact on strengthening the existing healthcare infrastructure at community level.
Key to its success are the public/private partnerships that RFHA builds between governments, the private sector, NGOs, the media, communities, and Rotary clubs and districts on the ground. By mobilising a network of hundreds of Rotary clubs across the various districts within each country, Rotary club members work towards the same goal; to bring healthcare services to hundreds of thousands of people from communities who otherwise can't access them.
Professional monitoring and evaluation have tracked the success of Rotary Family Health Days since its inception in 2011. To date, more than 5 million people have been reached and over 11 million free health services provided. These include educational and referral services for follow-up care, testing for a variety of diseases including HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Blood Pressure, TB, Hepatitis B and C, Diabetes, and some Cancers. Also provided are immunisations for Polio and Measles, Vitamin A supplements, deworming, hygiene packs, dental cleaning supplies, and male and female condoms. Many locations have add-on services such as dental examinations, optometry, audiology, and mental health counselling.
Furthermore, the programme stays abreast of global and local health regulations and challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and rights facing Civil Society and the Disability Sector.
"Rotary Family Health Day remains one of the most unique conduits to reach disadvantaged communities with quality health services, especially people with disabilities," says Dr Thembisile Xulu, CEO of the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC). "In remote areas, people with disabilities bear the brunt of the lack of adequate social, economic and health services and the advent of COVID-19 has exacerbated the situation. RFHD gives us an opportunity to change that narrative by ensuring that access to quality care, treatment and support is improved"
"Having a disability or being differently-abled should not hinder you from exercising or staying active," said Sinayo Mukume, an ambassador of the HER Voice Fund, a new
Rotary Family Health Days programme partner. "I was a wheelchair basketball player, which helped me to stay active and healthy, but there are many things you can do to achieve this if you are a person with a disability. But remember, it is always best to consult a doctor or physician to make sure that you are not putting strain on your body."
Being educated, advised, and informed about your health and body is of utmost importance, not only for your own well-being, but for the sake of your loved ones.
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WHAT IS OUR CHURCH'S TEACHING CONCERNING CREMATION?
Last week, I was asked about the Orthodox Church's views of cremation. News from Greece is that there is a push to authorize cremation. The real story is that the push is coming from the secular government and it is being opposed by the Church. The teaching of the Church is clear, cremation is not allowed. We hear the argument that it is more economical and that the environment will be helped. These are just excuses. It is true that in Japan, where the state mandates cremation, the Church reluctantly has to accept the practice. But, it happens after the funeral service has taken place, with the body in the Church.
What is the theology of the Church's teaching? The mystery of death has many facets, not the least being the attitude concerning the body. The earliest and most vital aspect of this teaching is the story of creation itself. Genesis 1, 26 clearly teaches that humanity is made in the "image and likeness of God." This creation is not only our spirit, but our physical body as well. Christ with His Incarnation assumed our physical body. St. Gregory the Theologian states in his first letter to Cledonios: "The unassumed is unhealed, but that which is united with God is also being saved." We also read in the prologue to St. John's Gospel. " The Word became flesh and dwelt among us." (John 1, 14) At the Resurrection and again at the Ascension, we believe that the Glorified Body of the Lord rose and ascended to sit at the right hand of God the Father. With this act of salvation our body is united to Christ. The Church teaches at the Second Coming our Glorified bodies will rise to meet the Lord.
We read in Genesis 3, 19, "…till you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; you are dust and to dust you shall return." The Holy Church believes that we are holistic creatures and that our bodies should be allowed to decay naturally. Respect for the natural order is strongly upheld in the Church's teachings. The question comes to mind, what about times when out bodies are burned or lost at sea, or blown up? These are not wilful acts. Cremation is the choice of humans and intervenes in the natural order, because it is the direction of our will not God's. St. Paul teaches " Do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit within you, which you have from God? You are not your own; you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body." (1 Cor. 6, 19 – 20). Our bodies are anointed with the Holy Spirit at Chrismation and are Spirit filled! They belong to God.
It is the Orthodox doctrine that to consider the material world sinful is wrong. We believe that the material world can be sanctified by God's grace. The Holy Spirit consecrates wine and bread into the Body and Blood of Christ. The Church sanctifies water, wheat, oil, food and our bodies. The witness of the saints is a convincing illustration of this glorification of the body. Many saints' bodies, after their falling asleep in the Lord, do not corrupt. Their bodies testify to their glorification by God in Christ and His victory over death. The holy relics of the saints become Spirit bearing and many miracles are associated with them. Our consecrated temples, altars and antimensia contain relics of the saints. Additionally, the reverence given to Christ's body at the Crucifixion by St. Joseph, St. Nicodemus and the Myrrh-bearing Women is a prime example of the reverence we Orthodox have for the body. The hymns and services of the Holy Passion are replete with references to the body and the respect which the Church affords it. The act of cremation is a violation against the body and is not allowed by the Church. Your questions can be asked by E- mailing me. Thank you.
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