One of our flatbread making workshops during Mela on Your Doorstep – looks good!
Thanks to everyone who came along to our Mela on Your Doorstep event on Saturday. We had a great time, and we hope you did too! Lots of fun events took place, including some cookery workshops where you could learn how to make your own chapatis, soda farls, and piadina. Delicious!
For those of you who were unable to make it, you can take part in one of our flatbread making workshops in your very own kitchen by following these recipes. Which flatbread is your favourite?
We were delighted to host Interfaith Glasgow's first in a series of Southside Interfaith meals last night, part of National Inter Faith Week celebrations. The Hidden Gardens Men's Cultural Cookery group kindly volunteered their time to cater for the event, cooking a delicious vegetarian feast including: mint tea (harvested from the Gardens); pea and potato pakora served with coconut chutney; spinach and chickpea curry with raita and couscous with roast cherry tomatoes, and finally Moroccan rice pudding with fruit salad. The good food was accompanied by good conversation, and guests shared their thoughts of the evening on coloured leaves. These leaves will be collected after every meal and shared on a tree following the culmination of the meals later in 2015.
Last night the Hidden Gardens hosted the first in our series of interfaith community meals. The aim of these meals is to bring together people from different religious communities in the South East of Glasgow to share good food and good conversation in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Last night's guests included members of the Muslim (Sunni and Shia), Baha'i, Christian, Buddhist, and Sikh traditions. Delicious food was prepared by the Hidden Gardens' cooking group and presented in an ambient setting conducive to dialogue on the theme of faith and nature. One guest wrote: "It is a fantastic event, I enjoyed the discussion at my table. … [F]aith should bring people together rather than separate them". Our thanks go to The South East Integration Network (for funding this community meals project), the Hidden Gardens, and all the attendees for making last night so special.
We had a great night last night at our bike-powered film screening. It was fantastic to see the films, which documented the excitement of the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival and our Mandela Celebration, and in the case of the Commonwealth Youth Dance film, to be reminded of sunny summer weather!
Many thanks to the young film-makers, our volunteers, and everyone who came along for the screening, discussion, and delicious food. For those of you who couldn't make it along, we'll be uploading the films to our website next month. Keep your eyes peeled!
Produced by local young people, these short films depict community events that took place in The Hidden Gardens over the summer: our Mandela Celebration, and the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival. The screenings will be followed by a lively discussion over tasty homemade soup, made by our Cultural Cookery volunteers!
The young film makers have captured the atmosphere and significance of the two recent events: our Mandela Celebration, a celebration of volunteering; and the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival in which 500 young people from across the Commonwealth performed in Tramway and the Hidden Gardens. The films have common themes of 'welcome', 'friendship' and 'peaceful togetherness'.
The discussion will include time for us all to reflect on the impact of the 'call to action' launched at the Mandela Celebration to "Pledge 67 minutes to your community through volunteering". We will be asking what are the needs of the community that volunteering can fulfil, what creative ways there are to use volunteers, and what action people want to take next. We hope you can join us for this fascinating event.


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Key the extremes to their context
(via Climate Central.)
I'm not sure yet what I think of Mark Kleiman's post about how people always accept their side's arguments on a position and assume a contrary argument means the arguer is on the other team. I'm no fan of centrism-worship, or of contrarianism-for-its-own-sake. OTOH, a critical eye on the arguments used for our own side has some moral value.
In that sense, the 2012 record warmth in the lower 48 states, a record for 1.58% of the planet's surface for a single year, is getting overplayed. At least, the key front and center should be context, that year after year, record highs generally exceed record lows, and that generally consistent result is significant additional support to the mountain of evidence for climate change. What's important about 2012 in the lower 48, outside of bringing the American public mainstream a little a closer to the scientific mainstream, is how it reminds us of that context.*
Lose the context and you get big pronouncements like this from Watts Up: "Low temperature records overwhelm highs in the USA this past week" (emphasis added). Context may not cure foolishness, but it might help a little bit.
*One exception is if the 2012 record highs are so unprecedentedly big that natural variability couldn't ever explain them, equivalent to rolling two dice and having them come up 13. That would be important, but I've missed any in-depth discussion of that possibility.
So you want this.
cRR Kampen said...
".. equivalent to rolling two dice and having them come up 13..."
Like the 'Summer in March', the Russian 2010 inferno, this:
http://blog.chron.com/climateabyss/2011/08/texas-drought-spot-the-outlier/
and this: http://tamino.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/year-of-the-twister/ .
There are some more but this will do for illustration.
In depth discussion there is not, true, problably because the occurence of what I call 'hyperextremes' are by far the greatest climate change threat.
I kid u not.
The reason discussion lacks is explained in the book 'The Black Swan' by Nassim Nicholas Taleb -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_swan_theory .
Most brains are restricted by Gauss, well the world is not.
/cRR
> the 2012 record warmth ... for
> 1.58% of the planet's surface
> for a single year, is getting
> overplayed.
Amen. This applies to journalists and bloggers too:
"You develop an instant global consciousness .... You want to grab a politician by the scruff of the neck and drag him a quarter of a million miles out and say, 'Look at that, you son of a bitch.'"
- Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 astronaut
On a related note, the Keystone mantel has been laid down by some of our nation's preeminent climate scientists:
"Dear Mr. President,
You take office for the second time at a critical moment. As you may know, the U.S. has just recorded the hottest year in its history, beating the old mark by a full degree; the same year that saw the deep Midwest drought, and the fury of Hurricane Sandy, also witnessed the rapid and unprecedented melt of the Arctic ice pack.
If we are to restrain the rise in the planet's temperature, it will require strong action from, among others, the planet's sole superpower. Some of that work will be difficult, requiring the cooperation of Congress. But other steps are relatively easy.
Eighteen months ago some of us wrote you about the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, explaining why in our opinion its construction ran counter to both national and planetary interests. Nothing that has happened since has changed that evaluation; indeed, the year of review that you asked for on the project made it clear exactly how pressing the climate issue really is.
We hope, as scientists, that you will demonstrate the seriousness of your climate convictions by refusing to permit Keystone XL; to do otherwise would be to undermine your legacy.
Thank you,"
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"Low temperature records overwhelm highs in the USA this past week"
Watts has just missed his chance to claim that "northern hemisphere temperature have been steadily declining for the last 6 months: global warming is a myth".
cRR - yes I was wondering about the Russian example, and similar claims raised about Pakistan flooding. I just haven't seen it argued for the US in 2012, although these are still early days.
Has it been overplayed or is it simply that the media in the USA are just waking up to the fact there might be something in this AGW business? Most of what I've read puts the hot year in the USA in the context of other extremes - and as an example of what's to come. Not so much in isolation as proof of global warming.
In Australia there has been a fair amount of column space given to the recent heat wave that covered the continent. The Bureau of Meteorology has linked it to climate change and IMO are correct in doing so.
Each decade is hotter than the one before. "Averages" rise over time as the 30 year baseline shifts higher. Young people are more used to this hotter world than oldies like me, so they need to be told that it wasn't always like this and doesn't have to get too much worse if we act soon enough.
So how far do you need to extend the geographic range before you're not seeing the trend? Is it a record for the USA+Mexico+Canada?
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World Cup: Iranian men's soccer manager Carlos Queiroz says players can protest at Qatar 2022 within FIFA regulations
The manager of the Iranian men's soccer team said his players are allowed to protest while they participate at the World Cup in Qatar, as long as those protests do not Fracture FIFA rules.
Carlos Queiroz made the comments at a press conference in Doha, Qatar, on Tuesday.
According to Reuters, Queiroz said: "The players are free to protest as they would if they were from any other country as long as it conforms with the World Cup regulations and is in the spirit of the game.
"Everybody has the right to express themselves," Queiroz continued. "You guys are used to bending your knees in the games and some people agree, some people don't agree with that, and in Iran it's exactly the same."
According to Reuters, Queiroz was involved in a testy exchange with a reporter from British outlet Sky during the press conference who asked: "Are you OK representing a country like Iran at this World Cup that represses the rights of women?"
The Portuguese manager responded, "How much you pay me to Reply that question?… Don't put in my mouth words that I did not say.
"I think you should start to think about what happened with the immigrants in England also. Go think about that."
Iran has been rocked by anti-regime protests since September in the greatest demonstration of dissent in recent years, sparked by outrage over the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish Iranian woman who had been detained by the morality police for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly.
Iranian authorities have since unleashed a brutal crackdown on protesters, having charged at least 1,000 people in Tehran province for their alleged involvement.
Security forces have killed at least 326 people since the protests began two months ago, according to the Norway-based Iran Human Rights NGO.
Queiroz selected star player Sardar Azmoun for the nation's squad for the upcoming World Cup despite his public comments supporting anti-government protests. Azmoun has posted multiple times to social media in support of the women-led protests.
Iranwire, an opposition news outlet, reported Queiroz had Approach under pressure from Iran's Sports Ministry to leave Azmoun out of the Qatar squad.
Iran begins its World Cup campaign on Monday against England. The nation is aiming to qualify for knockout stages of the tournament for the first time in its history.
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Q: from the X album or from the album X? From the X album or from the album X?
I see both, but I was wondering if there was one form that was more correct than the other. What do you think?
Here's an example of what I mean:

Drummer Pete Sandoval mentions this song as his favorite from the
Altars of Madness album.

Drummer Pete Sandoval mentions this song as his favorite from the album Altars of Madness.

A: In the example that you presented, both are correct. But that's not always the case. My working theory is that you should only use the word "album" after the title if the discussion has already limited itself somehow to a group of albums.
For example, if someone asked you what some of your favorite albums are, you probably wouldn't answer, "I love the Revolver album." Instead, you'd say, "I love the album Revolver."
On the other hand, if you were already discussing the Beatles, and someone asked you to name some of your favorite albums of theirs, "I love the Revolver album" is perfectly fine. In fact, now that I think about it, it probably sounds slightly more natural to me than "I love the album Revolver." But both work.
In your example, Pete Sandoval was the drummer on Altars of Madness, and the discussion that you excerpted from has presumably either explicitly or implicitly indicated that Sandoval is discussing his own music.
So, based on this, my impression is that "the X album" is natural only when the discussion has already been narrowed down somehow to a set of albums that includes X.

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Boethus (; ) was a Stoic philosopher from Sidon, and a pupil of Diogenes of Babylon.

Philosophy
He is said to have denied, contrary to the standard Stoic view, that the cosmos is an animate being, and he suggested that it was not the whole world which was divine, but only the ether or sphere of the fixed stars. He argued that the world was eternal, in particular, he rejected the Stoic conflagration (ekpyrosis) because god or the World-Soul would be inactive during it, whereas it exercises Divine Providence in the actual world.

Among his works was one On Nature, and one On Fate. He wrote a commentary on the works of Aratus in at least four volumes.

References

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Jan Svejnar: The World Economy in the Post-Pandemic Era: Challenges and Responses
I would like us to talk about government policies and their response to the current economic recession and focusing on the United States and Europe. As you know, the United States and Europe represent about 45% of the world economy measured by GDP and together with China, they are the largest economic blocks in the world. So they are very important, you obviously know quite a lot about China. And so what I'll try to do is supplemented with remarks that relate to the European Union and the United States. There are a number of similarities and also a number of differences, both between the US and the European policies, but also within the United States and within Europe. So I'll try to cover all of these grounds.
Let me start by saying that there is a considerable legacy, different approaches to economic policy. From the crisis of 12 years ago, the 2008, 2009 economic crisis, the US pursued quite substantive and fast reforms, and European Union went more slowly. The result was that the US recovery was faster and achieved a higher growth rate than the European economy on average. That's good to remember as the background to the current situation. Now at the beginning of 2020, the world economy was subjected to a major shock with the covid-19 virus. There were different degrees of when it was recognized, different reactions and different locations. For instance, in the United States, the New York city area recognized the shock relatively late and went through a very grueling adjustment that we all followed. In Europe, Italy, similarly was much more affected than some other regions. There was this diversity that's really important to recognize right from the beginning.
Now the effect was a very rapid and deep decline in the gross domestic product everywhere, in fact, in many cases, unprecedented in modern history. When we look at it in the first two quarters, GDP decline in most countries, somewhere between 8% and 12%, although there were others that were subject to deeper declines as well. And both in the individual United States and the EU countries, there were different reactions, and there was relatively little coordination until very recently. The important thing to realize is that what was created was huge uncertainty, enormous uncertainty and also big government intervention, together with the central bank creating liquidity. So the Central Bank started buying government debt, both the central government and the local government, and this rise in debt was accompanied by very low and sometimes zero or even negative interest rates. So the central banks gradually are becoming managers of government debt, which has been increasing considerably over this period of time. Now, the central banks, both in the United States and Europe, have also been buying corporate debt, which is unusual and very new phenomenon. So they started essentially financing the private sector directly, the survival of private sector firms. So the commercial banks are assuming somewhat of our lesser role as a result because the government is stepping in. So what we see is the importance of central bank financing together with the shadow banks, the various other forms of finance. So in some sense, we can say that the central banks are becoming the capital market makers of the last resort, correct? The last feature that I think is important to take into account as we are considering government policies and the evolution is that there's been very low inflation. This is something that's a phenomenon that's been with us for a while now, couple decades. So it is not related to the current shock, but it makes the government policies that we've been talking about and we'll be talking about feasible. So that's important.
So let me talk a little bit about the United States and a bit about Europe, then we can sum it up and open up for discussion. So in the United States very deep decline in economic activity, and the estimate is that the decline for the whole year will be around 6 to 7%, hoping that there is going to be some recovery in the second half of the year now The important thing is that the US economy, unemployment is a big indicator of the size of the shock because firms lay off workers relatively easily. So unemployment shot up to 15% at one point and still expected to be in the high single digits by the end of this year. There's been a major fiscal expansion which was coordinated congress and the White House. There is a need for another package which has not been yet agreed to. There's been support for firms in terms of providing liquidity loans. Firms have been receiving employment subsidies as well, which is unusual in the United States, but it happened. There's been support for the unemployed workers. So the normal unemployment benefits more than doubled. They went from weekly employment benefit of $450 to $1050, major temporary measures to help the workers make it during the recession and be able to look for new jobs. And so this has been featured that the realm has been unprecedented. Though the first package was large, was with partisan support. Second one has not yet been agreed, as I mentioned. And there's a big discussion in congress of how it should look, how large it should be. And here, the differences between the two parties, democrats and republicans, are substantial and the agreement has not have been reached. But everybody agrees that some further government intervention is very much needed to restart the economy. Get it go ahead.
Ok, let me talk a little bit about the Federal Reserve Bank, because its role has been very important. It had positive interest rates, which is brought down to essentially zero. And that has been flooding the market with liquidity, buying bonds of firms, state and local governments, as I mentioned. And this, by the way, actually, this liquidity translated into the stock market after falling temporarily, coming back. So actually the stock market level is relatively high despite the decline in the real economy. And it's been because the Federal Reserve Bank has provided so much liquidity, some of which found its way into the stock market. Recently, the Federal Reserve Bank has announced what's called a dovish policy a new long term strategy, which will focus on stimulating employment. The Federal Reserve Bank in the United States has a mandate to both focus on price stability, but also generating employment and economic growth. And what the fed has been signaling is that it's not worried so much about inflation. It's willing to permit, in the short run, some inflation at the expense, because it tries to stimulate employment. Okay, so it will not be, for instance, raising interest rates when there will be some inflationary pressures, as it normally would, in order to permit expansion, economic expansion, and employment to increase.
Now when you look at Europe, the European countries, you realize that much more has been done at the national level. You basically have national government policies, the Germans for Germany, French for France, and so on. So this gives, of course, the rise to diversity of policies that we see there. We also see in all the countries, major fiscal expansion stimulated the economy. But in most countries, it's less than what we observed in the United States. So it's more limited or has been more limited. The emphasis has been on preventing a rapid rise in unemployment. So, in Europe, there always has been emphasis on controlling for rapid rise of unemployment. And indeed, in most European countries, unemployment has not risen anywhere near as high as in the United States. It's done by subsidizing firms to keep workers on their payrolls so the workers may be underemployed. But they stay with the firm. So one doesn't shatter, doesn't destroy the link between the firms and workers, so that during the upturns, the firms can start utilizing workers fully. And there isn't this problem of trying to hire workers and not finding the right type of workers. So this has been relatively successful. There is an indication that, in fact, this is a system that may be installed more generally. For most countries, it's so far it's been more generally established in Germany and Austria. And it may be in other countries as well.
Now there's been a very major change in July 2020. So a couple months ago, where Europe, European Union leaders as a whole agreed to, in fact, provide an EU-wide approach to the crisis by establishing the so called recovery and resilience fund. It was brought together by the two main leaders on the continent, Emmanuel Macron of France and Chancellor Merkel in Germany. And they agreed that there would be a common European Union debt instrument. The European Union as a whole, rather than individual countries, would borrow and provide the funds to stimulate individual economies mostly in the form of grants. And the large part would go to the weaker economies in south like Italy and Spain first. Ok, so this is a very important change, historical change leading to greater federalization of Europe, common policy in this area. Now, the European Central Bank, which covers the countries in Europe that have a common currency, the euro, has also used the approach similar to the federal reserve bank in the United States, but more limited. And more limited in the following way: It never had positive interest rates in recent history. It was already at zero. And some rates were even negative. So it didn't have the latitude of decreasing interest rates and stimulating the economy that way. But it certainly has started buying, in a larger way, debt, again, both government debt and of individual institutions and firms. So in that sense, it was a similar approach, but less pronounced than what we have observed in the United States.
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World feed production exceeds 1 billion tonnes for second consecutive year
By Chloe Ryan on	 January 29, 2018 Business & Politics, Economics
The 2018 Alltech Global Feed Survey, released today, estimates that international feed tonnage has exceeded 1 billion tonnes for the second consecutive year, with a total of 1.07 billion tonnes of feed produced in 2017. The growth seen in 2017 was strong at 2.57% over last year. The feed industry, valued at $430 billion, has seen 13% growth over the past five years, equating to an average of 2.49% per annum. This substantial growth is supported by the higher reported consumption of meat, milk and eggs.
The seventh edition of the annual survey is the most comprehensive ever, now covering 144 countries and more than 30,000 feed mills. The results show that China and the US remain the top two countries, producing one-third of all animal feed, and that predominant growth came from the pig, broiler and dairy feed sectors as well as the European and Asia-Pacific regions.
"Now in its seventh year of analysis, the Alltech Global Feed Survey continues to serve as a valuable report on the state of the global feed industry," said Aidan Connolly, chief innovation officer and vice president of corporate accounts at Alltech. "In addition to its insights into the feed industry, it serves as a barometer for agriculture as a whole and oftentimes demonstrates the economic strength of the countries included in the survey."
The Alltech Global Feed Survey assesses compound feed production and prices through information collected by Alltech's global sales team and in partnership with local feed associations in the last quarter of 2017. It is intended to serve as an information resource for policymakers, decision-makers and industry stakeholders.
The top seven feed-producing countries in 2017, in order of production output importance, were China, the US, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, India and Spain. These countries contain approximately 54% of the world's feed mills and account for 53% of total production. These countries can be viewed as an indicator of the trends in agriculture.
Regional results from the 2018 Alltech Global Feed Survey
· North America: The U.S. remains the second-largest feed-producing country globally, behind China. North America produces a third of the beef feed, five times that of the next-largest producer. The US and Canada are two of the top horse feed producing countries. Feed prices in North America are lower than when compared to other regions.
· Latin America: Brazil remained the leader in feed production for the region and third overall globally. Brazil, Mexico and Argentina account for almost 75% of regional feed production. Mexico leads the region in beef and layer feed production. Latin America as a region has had the third-highest growth rate over five years, seen primarily in aqua, horses and pets.
· Europe: Tied with Asia-Pacific for the fastest-growing regions, Europe saw a 3 percent feed tonnage growth, resulting from increases in pig, boiler and aqua feed production. The region was led by Russia with 37.6 million tons produced in 2017, moving up in the country rankings from number seven to number four. Russia increased its estimated pig feed, including more private production. Russian broiler feed production also increased by 3%, while Ukraine, Romania, the U.K. and Belgium also reported higher numbers, supporting growth in the European region. Europe is the top pet food producing region.
· Asia-Pacific: The Asia-Pacific region accounts for more than 35% of the world's feed tonnage. China remained the top feed-producing country in the world with 186.86 million metric tons, a slight decline in overall feed production compared to last year. Asia-Pacific increased by 3% over the 2017 survey results, primarily due to increases in pig and pet food production. Increased production for Asia-Pacific also came from India with 7% and Thailand with 8% growth. Vietnam grew 4% over the past year and is the second-highest producer of pig and aqua feed in the Asia-Pacific region. Seventy percent of all aqua feed and 44% of all layer feed is produced in Asia-Pacific countries.
· Africa: Africa remains the fastest growing region in the world for dairy and broiler feeds. With a regional average growth rate of nearly 30% over the last five years, it did not show growth in 2017. Pig, dairy, layer and boiler feed production increased, while decreases occurred in beef and aquaculture. Also, on average, Africa is the most expensive region for feeding pigs, layers and broilers. Smaller countries such as Botswana and Mozambique led the growth for pig, dairy, layer and broiler feeds. Beef feed production decreases were reflected in countries such as Zambia and Morocco. While many African nations showed a small increase in aquaculture feed production, the region as a whole was down primarily because of lower reported feed production in Egypt, which has now been surpassed by Nigeria.
Notable species results from the 2018 Alltech Global Feed Survey
· In the poultry industry, broiler feed production increased across all regions, with the largest growth found in Africa with 10% and Europe with 7%. Romania, Russia and Ukraine all reported steady growth, contributing to Europe's overall production, while Africa's growth came primarily from Egypt, Uganda and Mozambique.
· Global leaders in pork production, China and Russia, led the way in pig feed production in 2017. Many smaller African countries, particularly Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Uganda and Namibia, also showed increases.
· Global dairy feed production saw growth across all regions. Europe, a global leader in dairy production, grew on average by approximately 2%. Africa as a region saw the largest dairy feed production increase by 10%, with countries such as South Africa, Morocco and Zimbabwe showing significant increases from their reported 2017 dairy feed production.
· Beef feed production reported an overall global decline of approximately 1 percent, primarily in regions such as Latin America, Africa and Europe. This global downward trend has generally been felt by the industry for some time as more consumers turn to "white" meats such as chicken, pork and fish.
· Overall aquaculture feeds showed a slight increase, particularly in the European and Asia-Pacific regions. China reported a decline of 5% this year and in 2016, which could be linked to government controls on feeding practices and food safety, such as the administration of antibiotics. Brazil, Chile and Peru led the increase in production in Latin America, as did Iran in the Middle East. Carp leads the production of aquaculture feed, followed by shrimp/prawn and tilapia. Catfish, salmon and trout also ranked on the species feed indicator, though to lesser degrees.
· The pet food sector had a strong year across all regions. Asia-Pacific's pet food production increased by 13%, with China, Thailand and Taiwan as the primary contributors to the increase. Europe increased by 17% with Russia, the Czech Republic, Romania, Poland and Hungary producing over 580,000 metric tons of additional pet food. Uruguay, Ecuador, El Salvador, Chile and Argentina represent almost all of the pet food production growth in Latin America, combining for 725,000 more tons.
"The Alltech Global Feed Survey provides valuable data and insights on the health of the feed industry and agriculture as a whole," said Connolly. "As such, we will continue to offer the findings of the feed survey freely in an effort to demonstrate the significance of the animal feed industry in feeding a growing global population, sustainably and affordably."
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Pregnant woman, 27, shot in neck in Lower East Side apartment; boyfriend sought
A pregnant woman was shot in the neck and critically wounded after a fight with her boyfriend in a Lower East Side apartment Thursday night, police sources said.
After the shooting at the Vladeck Houses on Madison St. near Jackson St., the gunman bolted from the scene, weapon in hand, his escape captured by a NYCHA surveillance camera, police sources said.
Arriving cops found the 27-year-old victim in a first-floor apartment at about 8:45 p.m.
"My daughter's been shot. She's pregnant. He shot her," said a woman who identified herself as the victim's mother, but didn't give her name. "He was in jail for domestic violence."
The victim and the shooter have a young son in common, family said.
Medics took the victim to New York-Presbyterian Hospital Lower Manhattan with a life-threatening wound, cops said.
Police were still looking for the shooter Thursday night.
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Q: how to hide sidebar in QFileDialog? I need to hide/disable the sidebar (QSidebar) in the QFileDialog.
I've solved this problem using magic-woodoo with d-pointer and editing Qt source code (just like this).
Is there any more simple way to do it?
Thanks

A: Old-Question,
I have a python hack:
fd = QtGui.QFileDialog()

...

# search for the sidebar and hide it when found
sidebar = None
views = fd.findChildren(QListView)
for obj in views:
  if obj.objectName() == "sidebar":
    sidebar = obj
    break
if sidebar is not None:
  sidebar.hide()  # hidden away!
  # ...now search for the splitter handle and hide it too
  splitter = None
  splitters = fd.findChildren(QSplitter)
  for obj in splitters:
    if obj.objectName() == "splitter":
      obj.setHandleWidth(0)  # hidden -- sort of
      break

It is a hacky solution but since I was searching for the same question, I thought I would share the code that I eventually settled for.
ps-- I didn't have the chance to compile the above code:  sorry about the potential bugs and typos.  Hopefully you can use the idea here.

A: QFileDialog uses the native dialog if possible. So if you want to use Qt in a cross platform way the short answer is no.


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1 2 3 4 5 6 Number of Rooms
Adults 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Children 0 1 2
2 nights (Feb 4 - Feb 6)
Redwood House
Edinbane Inn
Caledonian Hotel
The Old Inn
Eilean A Cheo Guest House
Seadrift B&b
Skye Shepherd Huts
Ruisgarry
Tir Alainn
Strathallan Bed And Breakfast
Strathgorm
Braeside Guest Rooms
Clisham
Gairloch View B & B
Homeleigh
Billy's Bothy
Foxwood On Skye
Loch Aluinn
The Tide B&b
Morar Bed And Breakfast
Seaward Bnb
Abhaig Boutique B&b - Isle Of Skye
Shiloh B&b
Kiltaraglen House
Old Pier Cottage B&b
Clouds B&b
Reflections 4 Fernilea
Brae Cottage
Skye Lodge
Dunshee
Rockview
Stonefield House
Kilcamb
Dalriada Guest House
Taigh Duitseach
Blas Rooms
Skye Test B&b
Tor View Bed & Breakfast
Off The Hill B&b
Trien Lodge
Lighthouse Cottage
Skye Haven Bed & Breakfast
Winkle Beach Guest House
Moorside Rooms
5 Glenconon Bed And Breakfast
Glendaruel
Otter Lodge Bed And Breakfast
Treaslane Bridge House
Isle Of Skye Guest House
Claymore House
Seaforth Cottage
Dunmara
Allt Na Criche Self Catering
The Bijou Hideaway
Gairloch View Holiday Cottages - 'kenmore' & 'anmara'
Lachie's House
Shinglebay Cottage
Half Of Three
The Isle Of Skye Pod
Lamont Chalets & Bungalow
Owlswood Self Catering
Speuran Mòra Studio
Hazelbank Self Catering
Stonechat Bothy
Driftwood Cottage
An Cala Beag (the Little Haven)
Borve Cottage Arnisort, By Portree
Brogaig Cottages
Flodigarry Pods
Shiloh Self Catering Accommodation
Torgorm Cottage, Carbostmore
Bruchlas
Croft 4 - Self- Catering Accommodation
Skye Lair
The Cabin On Cairngeal Croft
Scavaig View
An Nead
Ceòl A' Chuain Longhouse
Mable's Cottage
Lampay Chalets
Skyelight Apartment
Sidhean Dubha Holiday Home
Cabin By The Sea
Kingsburgh Boathouse
Piper's Hut
Angels' Share
The Old Croft House
Cottage At Seadrift
An Clamhan
Seillean Trang
The Walk-up
Old Inn Staffin
Quiraing House
Altavaig
Skye Shepherds Cottage
Cuillin Ridge View Apartment
Donmar Cottage
Lodge On The Loch
Park Cottage And Hill Cottage
Coachmans Quarters
Crofters Cottage
Railway Cottage
Glendaruel Suite
Taigh Rob
Anneth Glamping Pod
Duirinish Pods
Kinloch Ainort
Owls Nest And Owlswood Apartments
13 Matheson Place
Isle Of Skye Rotunda
Tigh Beag Na Mara
Coorie View Cottage
Skye Basecamp
Skyewalker Hostel
Rooms On The High Street
Toravaig, Teangue
Description & Booking
Coachmans Quarters self-catering on the Isle of Skye, is a newly converted, bright and airy cottage in Teangue, on South Skye's Sleat Peninsula, also called the Garden of Skye.Two double bedrooms, lead off the open plan kitchen and living room. The shared bathroom has a bath, shower, shaver point. The cottage is cosy, well insulated, with electric heating. There is an outdoor patio for sitting at the front. Free wifi, TV, sockets with USB outlets. Children over 10 welcome. No pets. Free parking. Located off the A851, Coachmans Quarters is an 8 minute panoramic drive from the Mallaig/ Armadale sea crossing and within easy reach of the Skye Bridge. The cottage is walking distance from Knock Bay & Castle and Torabhaig Distillery. Armadale Castle & Museum of the Isles, boutique Ragamuffin, South Skye Kayaking are within 3 miles. Sleat has lovely hikes such as Leitir Fura and the Point of Sleat. Excellent nearby cafes, pubs and restaurants.
Total rates, from Sat 4 Feb 2023, to Mon 6 Feb 2023, for 2 nights.
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Check In: Between 18:00 and 20:00
Check Out: Between 9:00 and 9:30
Wi-fi: Wireless internet is available and is free of charge.
Smoking: There is no smoking permitted anywhere within the property.
Parking: Parking for all guests is available on site and is free of charge.
Children: Children aged 10 or over are welcome.
Pets: Pets are not allowed.
Groups: Groups are accepted up to a maximum of 4 people. No stag and hen groups.
100% recommend
Service/Staff
4th October 2022:
Fiona is a wonderful host and the Coachman's Quarters is an ideal place to stay in beautiful Sleat.
Start at the community shop and café An Chrùbh where you can find out what's happening during your stay. Don't miss Eilean Iarmain, and follow the best weather options wherever you go!
Would Recommend: Yes
16th August 2022:
Wonderful cottage, nicely designed. Fiona, the host, was very helpful with tips and guidance. Highly recommended.
11th July 2022:
Nice wee house in a good location for our requirements. The house was equipped with everything we needed for the stay. Fiona was friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again.
Skye has lots of great things to see and do and this was a brilliant base to do them from.
2nd July 2022:
Great host. Everything supplied in bright and spacious cottage. Warm and airy even when heating not on. Host takes great care to leave instructions and local guidance. Highly recommended. Location in Sleat perfect for local hotels, walks and access to the rest of the island.
Short stroll to the local distillery, three local hotels and village shop and post office a short drive away. Visit the Coffee Bothy in town. Fabulous cake and service.
31st August 2021:
A fantastic and relaxing place for our long weekend in Skye. The place was spotless, beautifully decorated and the weather was perfect - full credit to Fiona for arranging that. The place had everything we needed.
Sleat is a lovely corner of Skye, with great beaches over at Tarskavaig. The roads can be very steep and are single track so please take care driving and if you can, practice reversing into passing places! It will be worth it :)
21st July 2021:
Very accommodating and most helpful
19th June 2021:
Loved staying at the Coachmans Quarters, extremely comfortable and spotlessly clean accommodation. Great location, and the house is well equipped with everything you need for a self catering stay. Would stay here again, and would highly recommend this accommodation!
The owner Fiona met us on arrival, she was most welcoming and friendly and happy to answer all our questions.
Owner Response:
I'm so glad you enjoyed your stay. It was lovely to meet you. All the best. Fiona
23rd May 2021:
Can recommend South Skye Sea Kayaks, we had a good full day with them, they were flexible, helpful & we were given excellent equipment.
Yes South Skye Sea Kayaks are a great day out from the cottage. Thank you for staying at Coachmans Quarters, Skye. Fiona
4th November 2020:
Fiona was very helpful and friendly throughout our stay gave a great intro on the premises and the surrounding area making sure we were happy that we knew how everythig worked before she left. Instructions for arrival and contact on the day were great and Fiona was also on hand to answer a couple of questions we had during our stay
We travelled the island fairly extensively enjoying the Fairy Pools and Old Man of Storr in particular. The wetaher wasnt great and we had hoped to explore the islands beaches. had a lovely Sunday lunch at Eilean Larmain Hotel as well as a nice meal at The Hebridean in Boradford
It was lovely to meet you and I'm glad you enjoyed your stay. Skye weather can be an adventure!
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Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix to make a Napoleon movie
15th October 2020 | by Dan Cooper | Comments
A deal has been struck to bring a new historical drama to the screen, charting young Napoleon's rise as a military leader in late 18th century France.
Ridley Scott is a filmmaker that likes to keep busy, and despite wrapping up production on his current shoot, he already has one eye on not just the next project, but ones beyond that too.
Deadline is reporting that Scott has struck a fresh agreement with 20th Century Studios – with whom his production company, Scott Free Pictures, has a production deal. Together, they have agreed to collaborate on Kitbag, a historical drama charting Napoleon's meteoric rise to power. Joaquin Phoenix has signed up to play the role of the ambitious and ruthless would-be ruler. The script is being written by David Scarpa, who penned Scott's All The Money In The World.
Scott has always possessed a tremendous work ethic and he certainly isn't slowing down, pandemic or otherwise. With production wrapping up on The Last Duel in Ireland this week, starring Matt Damon, Adam Driver and Jodie Comer, the director will begin shooting Gucci early next year. That one stars Lady Gaga, Al Pacino, Adam Driver and Robert De Niro. That movie will tell the tale of the execution of the head of the famous fashion house.
Also, Scott has been chatting recently about the possibility of making another Alien film, although his slate seems to be pretty full right now with Kitbag set to follow Gucci, which we'd imagine would fill up Scott's plate for the bulk of 2021.
Still, expect updates on the director's many projects as we have them. The Last Duel is currently set for a release in October next year.
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Q: Use YQL to search EDGAR company filing reports I want to use YQL to retrieve all 10-Q & 10-K files from SEC EDGAR database.
After ref to the discussions  [1] & [2], I bump into some problem.
It seems that YQL cannot get search results from the search engine.
However, I can directly access the filing detail page.
Here is a jsfiddle  shows the problem. Although both queries return success message, the query to the search engine returns a result of empty array.
Is there any other way to get all the html addresses of the detail filing pages without querying EDGAR search engine? Thanks.
Example code by using YQL shows below:
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A: The /cgi-bin URL is restricted by robots.txt, so YQL will honour that and not crawl the page.
You can see this happening by enabling diagnostics for the YQL query.

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Subtle Individuality
Designing Meaning | Projects
Teresa Lourie September 26, 2018 3:59pm Privacy: Public
A modified chess set that uses uniform pieces constructed with subtle tactile differences to explore the role appearance plays in human society.
Subtle Individuality challenges users by reminding them that appearances provide limited information, and a close examination of character, through personal interaction, is needed to evaluate a human being. To reflect this, at first glance, the chess set is made up of identical pieces. While every piece looks the same, the identities of the pieces must be deduced by processes more involved than simply looking.
The set is made out of wood and employs a standard board, standard rules, and standard distribution of pieces. However, the pieces are identical in appearance. Their hollow construction allows for each piece to be filled with varying levels of either sand or metal nuts. The combination of these two variables creates a distinct profile for each of the six chess archetypes.
Instead of being able to judge the state of the board at a glance, players will have to evaluate the board by holding and feeling the pieces. The difference between the pieces can be observed through weight, sound, and impact by shaking or rolling the pieces in the player's hand. This slows down the player and causes them to give more attention to each piece, compelling them to re-examine how they evaluate other human beings during first impressions.
The work we have done in this studio has shown me a deeper meaning of the word "design." The way something is made and what it is made out of can have social and political implications without ever explicitly stating so. The way a chair is designed may express who was meant to sit in it.


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Have you ever stopped to wonder why it is so difficult to lose weight after the age of 40? It turns out that much of it has to do with the body's inability to produce essential nutrients. Who can forget the influence that inflammation has on one's metabolic rate combined with imbalances in hormones? Well, regardless of these hurdles, a husband-wife duo behind the health and fitness brand, Beyond 40, trusts that their take on reducing belly fat is safe, effective, and has been backed by scientific evidence. They affirm that anyone over the age of 40 can finally reap the benefits of weight loss! The purpose of this review is to introduce a supplement called "Lean Belly 3X":
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Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) is a type of polyunsaturated fatty acid, which in this case, is derived from safflower. In the majority of weight loss supplements, CLA is usually included. To see why the latter is the case, we read through several studies and learned a couple of things worth pointing out.
For instance, a 2011 study that looked at the effects of CLA and safflower oil on glycemia, blood lipids, and inflammation in 35 post-menopausal women with type 2 diabetes showed that 8g of safflower oil improved the three factors of interest. Furthermore, the researchers noted "that small changes in dietary fat quality may augment diabetes treatments to improve the risk factors for diabetes-related complications."
Another study to understand the effects of 4.5g of CLA per day on endothelial function (i.e., a thin membrane that contours the inside of the heart and blood vessels) and markers of cardiovascular risk in 85 overweight and obese men found that no impairment was witnessed to one's endothelial function. Furthermore, the researchers appear to have reported little to no improvements in metabolic syndrome and oxidative stress.
One other study that we recently came across focused on conducting a meta-analysis of human studies in which CLA was provided as a dietary supplement for fat reducing purposes. The team supposedly found 18 eligible studies, which led them to conclude that "the CLA effect was linear for up to 6 months and then slowly approached an asymptote at two years." To add to the former, a dose of 3.2g per day is said to have led to a "modest loss in body fat in humans."
Aside from the two ingredients above, each serving also contains BioPerine® (5mg), a registered trademark of Sabinsa Corporation. This ingredient is typically included to maximize the body's ability to absorb safflower and CLA. Another possible benefit of taking black pepper is its odds of increasing a thermogenic effect (i.e., increasing body temperature to trigger fat burning).
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Husband-wife duo Shaun and Karen Hadsall are the proprietors and co-founders of Beyond forty As per the claims made, they commenced this pastime with the mission of assisting absolutely everyone acquire the "best viable health" one can ask for. Shaun refers to himself as a "hillbilly from Birch Run, Michigan," including that he's been instructing human beings global on how to "achieve a healthful life-style for the body, mind, and soul." Karen's ardour for fitness and health is equal to his, thinking about that she's been worried at a very early age and continues to preservation her physique.
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All-in-all, Lean Belly 3X is a belly-flattening complement that focuses on the strength that one unique ingredient has in burning fats and triggering weight loss, respectively. Specifically, the crew at Beyond forty investigated the extent to which safflower and its CLA extraction can be helpful. By the appears of present research, many of the claims made show up to match. The identical holds for the dosages, which stay on the greater end.
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This week the temperature will drop in many Japanese regions.
In Hokkaido and some parts of Tohoku region will snow and temperature will be negative.
For the others regions (Such as Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, and others) the temperature will be less then 10 Degrees. Only Okinawa will be around 20 Degrees.
Take care with the cold weather.
Source: Yahoo! Japan, The Japan Times.


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The push for supply chain transparency
by Azizul Islam
This interview with Professor Aziz Islam was written by Sam Hadad for the The Times-Raconteur, you can read the original article here.
Growing up in Dhaka, Professor Muhammad Azizul Islam was surrounded by densely packed garment factories supplying far-away companies. Seeing tired workers leaving buildings late at night inspired his future research career and he's now an expert in supply chain transparency at the University of Aberdeen.
Bangladesh is the second largest exporter of garments after China. Islam is sceptical of the potential of social audits to bring meaningful change to the lives of garment workers, especially when audits are done internally. "Workers are scared, they are weak actors," he says.
After the Rana Plaza collapse, he looked into the social accountability systems of the factories on the site. "Companies, including Walmart, sourcing from those factories had a social audit mechanism in place, but it didn't protect the workers; they were killed because the owner of the factory forced them to stay and work," says Islam.
In a research paper from 2018, published in Accounting and Business Research, Professor Islam describes social audits as "symbolic and ritual strategies that help maintain existing inequalities rather than… improving corporate responsibility or… the welfare [of workers]." He thinks companies use social audits to legitimise their operation and to "feel they are doing the right things".
Over the last decade he doesn't believe workers' lives have changed dramatically despite more and more companies doing audits. "Multinationals are getting richer and richer, and suppliers are getting richer," he says. "10 years ago, they had one house and one car, now they have three houses, three cars, a driver… they become MPs, they're rich and more powerful in society. But workers are still vulnerable; their jobs are not secure."
But most of all he believes political reform is necessary for things to genuinely improve. "Governments in the West play a significant role in creating change. If the UK government wants there to be no corruption in Bangladesh, they can threaten to pull out of the whole supply chain. Trade relations should be tied up with other human rights issues," he says.
"You need to create a democratic environment. Every change that happens in the UK is because of democracy and the way Oxfam, Greenpeace, No Sweat and other social enterprises raise their voices and speak out. We need these alternative, critical voices that aren't funded by corporations to hold multinationals accountable".
Published by Business School, University of Aberdeen
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It's the night before the last day of the year! Wow! Hope you all have fun plans. We are going out to dinner in New Hope with another couple and hopefully will find some trouble to get into after!
Back to Saturday afternoon. Most of these pictures are Bev's. My cousins from LA and Boston came to hang. It's only a couple of times a year, which is not enough, so we go as crazy as we can!
It was like 60 degrees! It was great we got to play outside.
My grandmother and her 8 great grandchildren.
Ariel had fun running around with the kids.
Watch out for the robot Dylan!
Then things moved upstairs to the playroom.
I brought out the cotton candy machine. That was a big hit.
We will miss everyone. Next time we are all together it will be close to Labor Day at the Shore!
Can I Hold Baby Eva?
Well that was a crazy weekend. I think we will be cleaning the house for a while. We had 2 very large get togethers. One family one friends. It's late Sunday night and I'm half watching the Eagles game because it's driving me crazy. They couldn't just have won one more game during the season so they wouldn't have to put us through this?
Friday night, Melissa and Mark left the baby with Daisy to take Amy and I out to dinner to thank us for helping with the baby. That was nice. They also needed the night out. We had a regular sitter but it's been a while for her so Ariel didn't really remember her. Poor Sydney had a tough time with both the kids. We were able to stop by Melissa's house for a few minutes to see Eva before we had to run home. Amy was excited to feed her. Burghy is curious but being really good about the whole thing.
Saturday morning I hit 30,000 miles. Just over 2 years. Where and I driving?
I don't normally like to do this, but I am skipping Saturday afternoon for now and going right to Saturday night. We went back to Melissa's for dinner. Eva was asleep as usual.
Mark's family was there! Marsha showed the kids some wedding pictures.
Daisy and Ariel discussed Eva's welcome home sign.
Finally, the kids got to hold her! It's all they had been talking about all week.
The kids starting fighting over her so that was the end of that.
A kiss for Burghy. We all have to make sure he gets plenty of attention.
I'm guessing this closet will fill up quickly!
Sorry, a little late today. Here are some random pics from the week.
Aden is in the middle of a three day Sixers basketball camp. I dropped him off day one, he was hanging on to my leg. A little scared to go. Not Ariel. She grabbed a ball and started dribbling with the big kids!
The little guys went to a different room. He ended up having a great time!
That bagel is bigger than you!
Look who is here. Adam and Brianna! Adam is so big already! He will be 13 in the Spring.
Brianna loved playing with Ariel.
Ready to go, all I need is Eva!
Trying his stencils that Santa brought.
The post will be a little late today. Check back!