The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) applauds the court order reinstating the White House press credential of CNN's Jim Acosta . Federal Judge Timothy J. Kelly issued a temporary restraining order prompting the immediate reinstatement while other issues are determined in subsequent litigation. CNN reacted favorably to what is at least a temporary victory.
NABJ leadership said its members should not be deterred from asking anyone, including President Donald Trump, the tough and relevant questions, and supports other journalists in their efforts.
Acosta's press pass to access the White House was suspended "until further notice" after he engaged in a contentious back-and-forth with President Trump last week during a press conference.
Immediately following the suspension, NABJ issued a statement of support of the journalist. Acknowledging the waste of time and resources to focus on an action that shouldn't have taken place, NABJ President Sarah Glover sent a strong message to the president.
According to NABJ Vice President of Broadcast Dorothy Tucker, journalists' constitutional rights are taken seriously and NABJ's esteemed journalists will not retreat from exercising those rights.
NABJ encourages all journalists to continue their diligence in the gathering and reporting of information to help provide context to issues and to uncover the truth.
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This weekend, an astronaut from Italy, Luca Parmitano, put some very strange photographs upon his account at Twitter which had been taken from the International Space Station. They showed what appeared to be some sort of unknown cloud that was rising directly above the horizon of the Earth at twilight, the types of man-made clouds that usually appear after rockets have been shot off.
What is so weird about this is that there were no planned launches by NASA because of the government shutdown or from any United States commercial spaceflight corporation. Europe and Russia neither one had announced any scheduled launches at that time as well. Nevertheless, there was something that got fired up into space.
Another picture showed what appeared to be a curved trail of a white smoky tail, this being water vapor and exhaust which is made by a rocket going through the atmosphere. There were strange designs created after being pounded by high elevation winds. Then Parmitano showed another picture of the cloud and that seemed to be caused by the rocket crumbling over the Earth.
Mike Hopkins, who is a NASA astronaut, and is stationed on the ISS, also tweeted his observation of the clouds, and stated that he saw something being launching up into space. He said he was not sure what it was but that the clouds it left behind were amazing.
To see some sort of unexpected rocket being launched outside their window had to be unsettling for the ISS team. Did they ever discover what the rocket actually was?
It is believed that Strategic Rocket Forces in Russia had a successful secret trial takeoff of a Topol/SS-25 missile. The rocket was sent up from Kapustin to the Shagan trial area located in Kazakhstan. Conferring to a representative of the Rocket Forces, the experiment was used to check characteristics of the Topol rocket, and to check the systems of the Sary Shagan test site.
This missile is the newest addition to Russia's military fleet, and it is the first international airborne missile to be developed after the disbanding of the Soviet Union. Intercontinental missiles are used as nuclear weapon delivery systems, and are able to be launched into space and deliver their payloads over thousands of miles away.
According to the Information Telegraph Agency in Russia, various news agencies reported the test was needed to make sure of the stability of the performance characteristics of this class of missile during the extension of its life, preparation of its various measuring systems, and the testing of warheads of ballistic missiles.
The news reports also said the missile test was a triumph, that the practice target they aimed at in Kazakhstan was hit. So it does appear that the cloud encounter was produced by the disintegration of the top part of the Topol's rocket.
The trouble is that this is a notice to everyone that even though World Space Week had just ended, a festivity which marks the anniversary of the signing of the Outer Space Treaty which banned the militarization of space, that human beings still are testing the transfer apparatuses for weapons of mass destruction, even as the peaceful civilian ISS (crew) watch(es) from their windows and can do nothing when they happen to notice clouds of unknown origin coming into existence right in front of their eyes.
via Unknown Cloud Seen from Space Station.
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Doors Open Baltimore Event Planner Job Listing - The Baltimore Architecture Foundation (BAF) is seeking an Event Planner for its 2019 Doors Open Baltimore event. The Event Planner is an independent contractor with the Baltimore Architecture Foundation.
Look What People Are Saying About Doors Open Baltimore: J. Michael Flanigan - "It's great the buildings are just open to you; that's wonderful," says DOB 2018 attendee J. Michael Flanigan, who visited the Most Worshipful Prince Hall, among other gems. "It's a great synagogue, just one of Baltimore's incredible buildings, and it's a masonic lodge."
Look What People Are Saying About Doors Open Baltimore: Della Dorsey - "I lost my heart to the Enoch Pratt House! To learn about the story of Enoch Pratt, how much he contributed to the help of others, and how much is needed to restore his house, inspired me to want to help bring the house back to its former glory," says Della Dorsey, a Doors Open Baltimore 2018 attendee.
The McMansion Hell Quick n Dirty Guide to Looking at Buildings (Video) - Kate Wagner (AKA McMansion Hell) presents a patented quick and dirty tutorial on how to look at buildings like an architecture critic, complete with examples of famous Baltimore architecture.
DOB 2018 Itinerary: African American History in Central West Baltimore - Central West Baltimore is rich in African American History. Upton was at the center of the civil rights movement in Baltimore and Pennsylvania Avenue served as the community's lively shopping and entertainment strip.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: Exploring Orchard Street Church - Located in the Seton Hill neighborhood, Orchard Street Church is a historic 19th century church and the oldest known extant building built by African Americans in Baltimore.
DOB 2018 Itinerary: The Riches of Mount Vernon - Having trouble figuring out what to see during Doors Open Baltimore 2018? Try a Doors Open Baltimore itinerary—a days worth of sites to visit built around a theme. By the mid-19th century, Mt. Vernon had become the most fashionable neighborhood…
DOB 2018 Itinerary: Immigration in South Baltimore - In the 19th and early 20th centuries Baltimore was a major port of entry for European immigrants. Between 1868 and 1914 over 1.2 million immigrants entered Baltimore through Locust Point and found work in the port, factories and railroads.
DOB 2018 Itinerary – The Jones Falls Valley - Having trouble figuring out what to see during Doors Open Baltimore 2018? Try a Doors Open Baltimore itinerary—a days worth of sites to visit built around a theme. Explore the factories along the Jones Falls, from the textile to the…
DOB 2018 Itinerary – Living and Working in Downtown Baltimore - Having trouble figuring out what to see during Doors Open Baltimore 2018? Try a Doors Open Baltimore itinerary—a days worth of sites to visit built around a theme. This self-guided tour leads you through nearly three centuries of living and…
Doors Open Baltimore 2018 - Join the Baltimore Architecture Foundation and AIA Baltimore for the 5th annual Doors Open Baltimore, a free citywide celebration of architecture opening the doors to over 60 buildings across the city and 30 guided tours.
Doors Open Baltimore Kick-Off Lecture: The McMansion Hell Quick n Dirty Guide to Looking at Buildings - Kate Wagner (AKA McMansion Hell) will be presenting a patented quick and dirty tutorial on how to look at buildings like an architecture critic, complete with examples of famous Baltimore architecture.
Doors Open Baltimore Volunteer Happy Hour - Learn about Doors Open Baltimore 2018 volunteer opportunities and mingle with fellow Baltimore architecture enthusiasts at the Mt. Vernon Marketplace! Doors Open Baltimore is taking place this year on October 6 & 7.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: Baltimore Fire Museum - Housed in the former quarters of Engine House No. 6, the Baltimore City Fire Museum will open its doors to the public for an entire weekend as one of the newest Doors Open Baltimore 2018 sites
Look What People Are Saying About Doors Open Baltimore: Arabber Center - We aren't extinct yet—they're trying to get us to that point but we're still around. It's getting rough but we're still fighting.
Look What People are Saying about Doors Open Baltimore: Westminster Hall - When I was first approached by Doors Open Baltimore to include the tour of the Westminster Hall, Burying Grounds and Catacombs in their event, I jumped at the chance because I've been here many years and I enjoy sharing my knowledge of this site. It has so many famous people.
Doors Open Baltimore: AIABaltAmor Buildings You Love Instagram Contest Results - Congratulations to the winners of the AIABaltAmor Buildings You Love Instagram Contest. 1st Place Check out my trip to @RawlingsConservatory. One of the most beautiful places I've seen in Baltimore. Thanks @doorsopenbmore @MarylandHistory @MarylandFilmFestival for having this event and photography…
Doors Open Baltimore Sponsor Highlight: Vivian Marie Doering Photography - Vivian Marie Doering is a Baltimore-based photographer and Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography. For the past five months leading up to Doors Open Baltimore 2017, Vivian has donated her spare time and photography services to capturing extraordinary images of this year's participating sites.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: Jewish Museum of Maryland Tour - Designed by architect Robert Cary Long, Jr. in 1845, the historic Lloyd Street Synagogue is the third oldest synagogue in the nation. Over the years, the building has served as a worship place for three immigrant communities as a German reformed temple, as a Lithuanian Catholic church and as a Russian Orthodox shul.
Doors Open Baltimore Award Winning Buildings - Baltimore is full of architectural gems dating from the 18th century to the 21st. While you're exploring the city during Doors Open Baltimore, make sure to stop by these award winning projects, recognized by the American Institute of Architects Baltimore…
Doors Open Baltimore Sponsor Highlight: Baltimore National Heritage Area - Recently celebrating its 20th Anniversary, the Baltimore National Heritage Area (BNHA) is one of many local sponsors dedicated to supporting Doors Open Baltimore 2017. BNHA protects, preserves, and promotes the Baltimore's history and culture by encouraging visitation to historically vibrant yet overlooked neighborhoods while also providing grants for heritage tourism projects and programming.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: Charm City Meadworks - East of the Fallsway in the Johnston Square neighborhood is one of Doors Open Baltimore's newest sites, Charm City Meadworks (CCMW). Co-owners James Boicourt and Andrew Geffken launched their business in July of 2014, immediately becoming Baltimore first and only meadery.
Doors Open Baltimore Volunteer Highlights - Each year, Doors Open Baltimore exposes its volunteers to exclusive access to Baltimore's most important buildings and behind the scenes glimpses into what makes an event like Doors Open Baltimore so special.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: School 33 Art Center - Nestled in the South Baltimore Riverside neighborhood, Doors Open Baltimore participants will find one of Baltimore City's most successful adaptive reuse projects, School 33 Art Center, formerly known as P.S. 33.
Doors Open Baltimore Sneak Peek: Reginald F. Lewis Museum - The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture will be one of seven museums in Baltimore City that will grant free admission to the public for Doors Open Baltimore 2017. T
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Doors Open Baltimore Stories: Lafayette Square - "A number of years ago we did a series of affordable housing rehabs in West Baltimore close to Lafayette and the neighborhood around Lafayette Square. One day I was coming back, came up the street—I usually go another way—and said, 'Wow! This is really neat.' That sort sparked my interest in that whole Victorian neighborhood," recounts David Gleason, the 2016 West Lafayette Avenue tour guide.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: A Story Worth Telling - "I had heard so much about West Baltimore in the news over the past year-and-a-half that I wanted to check it out in person on foot. Sure, it's rundown in parts, but it's not too different from the better off communities in Baltimore," says Christopher Berger, who has been a Doors Open Baltimore attendee since 2015.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: Returning to Baltimore - "When I found out that there was a high vantage point that would be accessible [from the One South Street Tower], I immediately headed to this location. The interior lobby of the building was beautiful with the high ceilings and detailed finishing touches. But to be able to get out at the 20th floor and see a view of Baltimore from there was absolutely amazing." says Anthony Jordon, Jr., one of our 2016 Buildings You Love Instagram Photo contest winners.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: Illuminating History - "I am guilty of under appreciating architecture when independently exploring an area. However, taking tours with clear guides like those present during Doors Open Baltimore illuminates an area's history. On my own, I would not have drawn the same conclusions," says 2016 DOB attendee, Jeremy Sanders.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: Call to Action - "I attended the West Lafayette Avenue tour—it was especially interesting to me because for the last several years I have lived in the Marble Hill neighborhood before last year buying and renovating a house near Lafayette Square. On this tour I was hoping to learn more about the rich history of the neighborhoods and also to connect with neighbors who shared my interest in history and architecture," says Eric Stephenson, a 2016 DOB attendee.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: More than a Pile of Bricks - "I think architecture is so much more than just a pile of concrete and bricks. There's a big story behind it, and I think for anybody that is interested in those kind of stories they'll be entertained by something like Open Doors Baltimore for sure," says Carl Schmidt, a 2016 Doors Open Baltimore attendee. Carl learned about Doors Open Baltimore for the first time last year after searching the AIABaltimore website for opportunities that would allow him to take more architectural photography.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: Sleep Tight - "I live in New York and came down to Baltimore on the early-morning Megabus for the Doors Open Baltimore event. I had to return the same evening—so I planned it well in advance, and had to choose only two or three sites to explore around city center," states Jeremy Gage, a returning Doors Open Baltimore attendee.
Doors Open Baltimore Stories: Father and Son - "I hadn't realized how much history was in Baltimore. Baltimore has received so much bad publicity that unfortunately, that becomes the perceptual set for the city, as well as, the people of the city. It was nice to see different, especially as a black man," says Robert Butler, one of our 2016 Buildings You Love Instagram Photo contest winners.
Return of the Cultural Historical: Recognizing and Stabilizing Community - October 18 @ 6:00 – 8:00 pm Green Street Academy, 125 N. Hilton St. Baltimore, MD 21229 Robert E. Lewis Memorial Lecture and Doors Open Baltimore Kick-off Event presented by The Baltimore Architecture Foundation and the AIABaltimore Urban Design Committee 1.5 AIA/CES/HSW LUs…
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Valentine Howells, 35-year-old farmer from Wales, after 64 days at sea (with six days out for repairs at Bermuda), sailed into New York aboard his 25-foot boat, Eira, the fourth man to complete the singlehanded race across Atlantic, leaving only Jean Lacombe of France still to finish. Second and third behind winner Francis Chichester (who made passage in 40 days): Colonel Blondy Hasler, who took 48 days, and Dr. David Lewis, who took 54.
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Eddie Perkins, eager for a crack at the lightweight title, hammered his way to an aggressive 7-round TKO over former No. 1 contender Joey Lopes, at Chicago.
George Logan, 10-round decision over Willi Besmanoff, heavyweights, Boise, Idaho.
Pelon Cervantes, Mexico, eked out a split decision over Ike Chestnut, lightweights, Los Angeles.
FOOTBALL—BALTIMORE COLTS, the huge, bruising NFL champions for the past two years, toyed with the College All-Stars before 70,000 at Soldier Field in Chicago, won 32-7 as the regulars pranced through their paces and the rookies—out to make a lasting impression on Coach Weeb Ewbank—blasted through and over the former collegians. Backed by a strong defensive squad that held Coach Otto Graham's team to 13 yards on the ground and 108 in the air, Quarterback Johnny Unitas threw three touchdown passes to elusive Halfback Lenny Moore, while Steve Myhra, Colt place-kicking specialist, booted field goals from 38-, 27- and 27-yard lines, converted for three points after touchdowns. Summed up Ewbank: "A good workout."
GOLF—UNITED STATES came from behind to defeat Canada 21½ to 20 for its fifth straight victory in Americas Cup amateur competition against Canada and Mexico at Ottawa. Trailing Canada by a point, Deane Beman, paired with Jack Nicklaus, discovered a club too many in his bag, reported on himself and forfeited five holes in the alternate-stroke sixsomes, putting the U.S. further behind. But then Nicklaus won two singles matches, Beman one and Don Cherry two to give the U.S. its victory.
Judy Darling of Canada dropped a 6-foot putt, parred the last hole of the Canadian Women's Open championship to defeat Mrs. Frank Stranahan of Toledo, who bogeyed the last hole after she had drawn even with an eagle on the 35th hole, at Saint John, N.B.
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Adios Butler ($3), the $31,600 Liberty Bell Pace, by ½ length over Tar Boy, 1 m. in 1:58 4/5, Wilmington, Del. Eddie Cobb, driver.
Bye Bye Byrd set a world's record for three one-mile heats (5:56¾) at Illinois State Fairgrounds' one-mile track. Driven by Clint Hodgins, Bye Bye Byrd paced the heats in 1:59 2/5, 1:58 2/5 and 1:58 4/5.
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HORSESHOE PITCHING—DON TITCOMB, 35-year-old left-hander from Los Gatos, Calif., in one match tossed 156 ringers out of 176 shoes, went on to dethrone Ted Allen, winner of 10 national and world championships, at Muncie, Ind.
MOTOR SPORTS—JACK BRABHAM of Australia, driving a Cooper-Climax, won the Portuguese Grand Prix at Oporto, Portugal, and with it his second straight world driving championship. Brabham has won five straight races this season for the maximum 40 points.
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TRACK & FIELD—In a dress rehearsal for Rome, U.S. trackmen weighed in with four world records, a rash of other outstanding performances at Walnut, Calif. RALPH BOSTON, Tennessee State University senior, leaped 26 feet 11¼ inches to break the oldest record in track: Jesse Owens' broad-jump mark of 26 feet 8¼ inches, set in 1935. LIEUT. BILL NIEDER of the Army, competing as an alternate on U.S. Olympic shotput team, tossed the longest shot of all time: 65 feet 10 inches, bettered his pending world record of 65 feet 7 inches. Nieder was promptly named to Olympic team in place of Dave Davis, who is suffering from an injured wrist. HAROLD CONNOLLY, 1956 Olympic champion in the hammer throw, added five feet to his world record with a fling of 230 feet 9 inches. EDDIE SOUTHERN (47.2), a nonqualifier for the Olympic team, EARL YOUNG (46.4), OTIS DAVIS (45.9) and JACK YERMAN (46.1) set a world record in the mile relay of 3 minutes 5.6 seconds. DAVE SIME, who tied for third place with Paul Winder in the 100-meter dash at the Olympic trials at Palo Alto, nailed down his position on the Olympic squad when he tied the world record of 10.1 in the 100-meter dash. In the discus, RINK BABKA tied the world record of 196 feet 6½ inches held by Edmund Piatkowski of Poland, and 400-meter Hurdler GLENN DAVIS earned a position on the 1,600-meter Olympic relay team with a 45.5 for the 400-meter run.
Tamara press, one of the stars of the Russian Olympic team, broke her own world record in the 12-pound shot with a toss of 58 feet 4 inches in Moscow.
WATER SKIING—JANELLE KIRTLEY, 16, of Birmingham, Ala., dethroned defending champion Vicki Van Hook of Long Beach, Calif., for girls' national championship at Minneapolis. CHUCK STEARNS, Bellflower, Calif., men's title; NORINE BARDILL, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., women's title.
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Often when the general public discusses Korean popular culture, and the Hallyu Wave that rose from it, they are usually talking about K-pop front, right, and center. But did you know that, long before K-pop was popular among listeners and fans outside of Korea, it was Korean dramas that were breaking bank abroad? Among these Korean dramas was, most notably, Winter Sonata. This drama was a massive hit among the generation before us.
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But that was only the beginning for K-drama's rise. They did take a bit of a back seat in the early 2000s to let the music industry expand and explore internationally. But almost every year, there seemed to be at least one Korean drama catching the attention of international viewers. There was Full House, Coffee Prince, Boys Over Flowers, and The Secret Garden, just to name a few, that were drawing the love of not just Koreans, but from other Asian countries as well. My Love from the Star, a Korean drama that was released a few years later, caused a frenzy among its Chinese viewers, even setting new trends and habits with the Chinese public interested in Korean popular culture.
However, as important and integral as the Asian audience as a whole has been to k-drama's rise, it's often said that you haven't actually made it until you've made it with the West. And while Korean dramas had definitely made it in Asia, they were far from breaking through in Europe and in USA. Why is that?
One obvious answer to the question is the language barrier. Though the Western audience speaks far more languages than just English, none of them is exactly fluent in Korean. Unfortunate, since it's a great way to learn the language. That, coupled with the lack of broadcasting deals with the local broadcasters, ensured that these Korean dramas were not even going to be broadcasted on any of the Western channels. In other words, they were only available online. And being available online only also meant that often there were no subtitles that readily came with it.
That started changing with DramaFever and Viki, plus a couple of other streaming services that followed. Not only did they offer streaming episodes from popular Korean dramas online, but they also came with subtitles. Each of these websites started off with fan made subtitles, with several Korean drama fans working together to ensure the highest quality and accuracy. Through sites such as these, the accessibility to Korean dramas became more widespread, and thus their viewership and popularity began growing more diverse. DramaFever unfortunately shut down recently, but Viki is still going strong, allowing its viewers dramas from other East Asian regions as well.
The services of the likes of DramaFever were largely what ensured that the Korean dramas could finally break through in Europe and USA. While they're not yet as common spread as Hollywood produced contents, they are making waves, and they are gaining more and more viewers each passing day.
So, what exactly is so captivating about these Korean dramas for the hype of k-drama rise to take place? Though there are a variety of different types of dramas existing out there, from periodical dramas to medical and crime shows, the most popular genre among the Korean drama lovers is by far the love stories illustrated in at least one drama shown every night of the week. There are typically two different types of leads: the rich boy meets poor girl type, or the older woman meets younger guy type. And no matter how many times this simple basis is recycled, the audiences will gladly eat it up!
But while the basis may seem awfully similar every other time, there are still enough changes to each premise to make the Korean drama a whole new, fun watching experience. With all the ridiculous twists, turns, love triangles, and episode ending cliffhangers, it is not too far off to compare Korean dramas to telenovelas. However, it is not fair to the industry to say that every drama is formed around the same tropes, though it is correct in the case of many. After all, there are several that derive from the premise enough to bypass the comparison, such as My Love From Another Star. However, as the Korean drama loving audience also loves romance to an equal degree, it is extremely uncommon to see dramas without romance as the driving force, even if the settings may wildly change, from high school to historical eras.
That does not mean that all hope is lost for those who are not interested in romance. Over the years the Korean dramas have gotten more diverse, with new hospital and police dramas popping up all the time. They have even begun making Korean versions of popular American TV shows such as Criminal Minds!
Just a few years ago, there may have been a point in the recent years where the Korean dramas seemed to land in a rut, where innovation had gotten lost and instead the same formula was being used over and over again. But luckily for the fans of Korean dramas, it seems like the creators are getting their creativity back, having recently began coming up with great and more innovative Korean dramas again. One such example is The Goblin, which ran in early 2017.
Now that we've covered some of the history and current state of Korean dramas, we would love to hear from you. What is your favorite Korean drama? What is the upcoming drama you are most excited to see next? Let us know in the comments below!
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Last week has shown significant changes to the Ukrainian online world in general and brought some positive results to the Ukrainian startups as well. We would like to analyze the impact of the ban on the Russian services and the most popular social media on the territories of post-Soviet countries.
eTachki, the Ukrainian online auction of the used cars, has launched a similar project in Poland under the brand anyCars. Warsaw has become the first city where the service was set up.
Service anyCars will function upon the same principle as in Ukraine. First, the seller conducts a preliminary evaluation of his car on the website, after which he visits the nearest office of the company for a technical inspection. After the inspection, the company's employees turn it into a digital lot and publish it for a half-an-hour closed bidding. According to the results of the auction, the seller is offered a maximum price, and if he's ok with that, then the deal is concluded immediately. The bidding process takes 30 minutes in general. Now the company has 32 branches in Ukraine and one in Poland. eTachki has reported, "several thousand transactions" conducted in Ukraine. Startup's turnover in 2016 has doubled if compared to 2015.
Last week the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko signed a banning order against the Russian social media Vkontakte as well as other Internet services like Mail.ru, Yandex and others. Ukrainian users of the aforementioned services have split in their opinions: half of them supported the President's decision, whilst the other half claims the ban as the violation of their rights. However, practically, a short number of the Internet users has really made a research to get know what's the reason behind the access blocking. Many political scientists consider the ban as one of the most unpopular decisions of the President. But is it really so? The Security Service of Ukraine claims the given resources are liable for revealing users personal information to the governmental services. In order to follow and punish those responsible for rebelliousness and showing resistance to pro-Putin's position. Again, pure politics. Nothing special. Statistics show that over 40% of the Ukrainian users of Vkontakte, Yandex, Odnoklassniki, and Mail.ru easily quit using the services.


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CFR's James M. Lindsay remembers the Bay of Pigs invasion, which began on April 17, 1961, and discusses the importance of preparing for failure and planning accordingly.
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The United States should withhold its support for the Kabila government until the situation in Congo clarifies, says CFR's Africa expert John Campbell.
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The winner of the 2012 U.S. presidential election will risk "unpleasant surprises" if he fails to pay sufficient attention to Africa, says CFR's John Campbell.
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CFR's Paul Stares highlights three of the top conflict prevention priorities for 2013.
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North Korea's third successful nuclear test has been widely condemned by the international community. CFR's Paul Stares highlights three things to know about the test and its implications for nuclear…
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As French forces intervene in Mali to curtail rebel forces in the country's northern region, CFR's John Campbell highlights three things to know about Mali and the escalating conflict.
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Official Logo And Promo Poster For The Conjuring 3 Revealed
David Pountain Apr 22, 2019 9:57 am Apr 22, 2019 10:13 am
No sooner has The Curse of La Llorona completed its first weekend in theaters than the official logo for The Conjuring 3 emerges online, teasing the third installment in the flagship series of the Conjuring Universe.
As you can see, the new artwork give off the usual moody vibe that we've come to associate with the franchise, while also suggesting a rural setting for the upcoming flick. According to producer James Wan, the film will move away from the haunted house formula of the first two Conjuring movies to tell the story of a man on trial for murder who uses demonic possession as a defense. The premise is said to be based on a case file from paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, who'll be played once more by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, respectively.
Taking over from Wan on directing duties is Curse of La Llorona helmsman Michael Chaves, whose new feature managed to top the box office on Easter weekend despite being slammed by critics. Next on the agenda for the Conjuring Universe is Annabelle Comes Home, which will also see the return of Ed and Lorraine, though the spotlight is set to be on their daughter Judy, played by Mckenna Grace.
The third Annabelle is scheduled to hit theaters on June 28th, by which point, production should've already begun for The Conjuring 3. For what it's worth, Farmiga recently claimed that the film is going to be "massive" and "a doozy," but we'll find out if the movie can live up to the hype when it comes out on September 11th, 2020. After that, it's unclear what's next for the cinematic universe, though a sequel to The Nun might be a pretty good guess.


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The Club Players Association has hit out at RTE's coverage of the GAA's new Super 8 proposals, accusing the national broadcaster of only promoting one side of the debate.
Ahead of a vote on the plans at the 2017 GAA Congress in Croke Park this weekend, the CPA said it was baffled by the lack of coverage given to both sides of the debate, and that viewers were not being given the full picture.
In a statement, CPA chairman Micheál Briody said: "On Sunday night players watched as the Sunday Game blatantly promoted one side of the problem.
"The fact that RTÉ are a sponsor of the Championship and therefore had a conflicted interest wasn't lost on our members as RTÉ licence payers.
'We can't understand this reluctance to consider every alternative. This problem won't fix itself."
The new proposals will see the All-Ireland football quarter-final stage replaced by a round-robin group format, while the All-Ireland football semi-finals would also be played on the last weekend of August.
The group also said that they have not been given a chance to present their case at GAA Congress, accusing the sport's governing body of single-mindedness and aggression.
Briody said: "Once again we ask, why can these proposals that have been promoted so aggressively and single-mindedly by the GAA not be parked, so that we can get the right solution in place for our players?
"We wrote to the President as required under rule 3.35 to formally request the right to speak at Congress on behalf of over 20,000 members. He has replied denying us the opportunity to speak stating it would be inappropriate."


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Kentucky Commission and promotion issue statement on fighter's death at Saturday event
July 17, 2017 July 17, 2017 by Sean McClure
Donshay White collapsed and died after a fight under the Hardrock MMA banner. The event took place on Saturday at Expo Five in Louisville, KY. Despite several medical personnel treating White after he collapsed backstage he never recovered. He was taken to a local hospital and was later pronounced dead. White was stopped in the second round at 2:22 getting knocked out by Ricky Muse.
Another fighter on the card collapsed and this prompted the medical personnel to leave the building to treat them. The event was then stopped because without medical staff on hand the conditions were unsafe and per the Kentucky Boxing and Wrestling Commission regulations it could not continue. Here is the Hardrock MMA statement via BluegrassMMA from the promotion's Facebook page.
Hardrock MMA joins the entire MMA community in mourning Donshay White. As a promotion who has put together 89 events over the last 8 years without incident, we always have and we will continue to put our fighters safety above all else. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and loved ones.
Kentucky Public Protection Cabinet Communications Director Elizabeth Kuhn released a statement on behalf of the KBWC.
"Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Donshay White following his passing on Saturday.
Mr. White was attended to by a licensed ringside physician and first responders immediately following his bout, and he received onsite medical attention before being transported via ambulance to the hospital.
The health and safety of Kentucky's combat sports athletes is the highest priority of the Kentucky Boxing and Wrestling Commission, and the commission is reviewing all of the details surrounding this tragic event."
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21 Oct Award of the first phase of the future plans for Iberpotash mining company, Spain
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The Joint Venture formed by Copisa and Ferrovial has won the award of the first phase of the future plans for Iberpotash, the mining company, consisting of the construction of a ramp four and a half kilometres long, which will allow the company to increase the volume of potash and salt extracted. The works will take two years, at a cost of 45 million euro.
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Copisa has been entrusted with construction of the pedestrian walkway that will connect Madrid Río with the Manzanares Linear Park 30 June, 2020
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Two IoT Solutions Giants Merge to Accelerate the Internet of Things (IoT)
Merger between Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF) which sponsors the IoTivity open source project, and AllSeen Alliance AllJoyn open source IoT framework.
News, Developer, IoT
The Internet of Things is set to get a big boost with the recent announcement of a merger between Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF) which sponsors the IoTivity open source project, and AllSeen Alliance provider of the AllJoyn open source IoT framework. Both bigwigs would now exist under the sole OCF name and bye-laws in working towards creating solutions that would enable devices, phones, computers and sensors communicate with one another regardless of manufacturer, operating system, chipset or physical transport.
This new merger will make for smooth operations between connected devices running under both group's platforms, thus opening up the full operating potential of IoT and it is an indication that there are better days ahead in the drive towards achieving a connected ecosystem. Both parties would now work hand-in-hand with each other on future projects emanating from either party.
Both organizations boast of heavyweight in terms of backers, so as expected the new board of directors features names from a wide array of leading companies like AB Electrolux, Arçelik A.S., ARRIS International plc, CableLabs, Canon, Inc., Cisco Systems, Inc., GE Digital, Haier, Intel, LG Electronics, Inc., Microsoft, Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, and Technicolor SA.
The merger would enable both companies to be able to make IoT a more seamless, secure experience for everyone involved, from developers to end users. devices running either IoT solutions would now be inter-operable and would be compactable with the unified IoT standard that the industry has been clamoring for.
The new OCF will now sponsor both the IoTivity and AllJoyn open source projects at The Linux Foundation as the companies look to leverage the strength of each organization. Both projects will collaborate to support future versions of the OCF specification in a single IoTivity implementation that combines the best of both technologies into a unified solution. Current devices running on either AllJoyn or IoTivity solutions will be interoperable and backward-compatible. Companies already developing IoT solutions based on either technology can proceed with the confidence that their products will be compatible with the unified IoT standard that the industry has been asking for.
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'My Town, My Pride' celebrations continue at KU
Students participate in awareness programme on urban resilience, heritage tour to Downtown
Srinagar: The University of Kashmir organised an awareness programme on urban resilience and a heritage tour for students as part of its ongoing celebrations related to the UT administration's 'My Town, My Pride' initiative.
The Department of Geography and Disaster Management conducted an awareness campaign on urban resilience under the slogan 'Community Awareness Campaign for Resilient Srinagar' in Mir Behri area of the city.
Prof Pervez Ahmed, Head of the Department led the campaign with active involvement of PG students of disaster management course, PhD researchers and faculty members. The programme was coordinated by Dr Akhtar Aalm.
The team visited settlements within the marshy interiors of Dal Lake, including Ashraf Mohallah, Maj Mohallah and Moti Mohallah Kalan, among others, and sensitised the dwellers about the issues concerning ecosystem, urban sustainability and actions that need to be taken by the community itself for preservation and management of the urban biodiversity.
In another programme held under the banner of 'My Town My Pride', the Department of Tourism, Hospitality & Leisure Studies of the University organised a 'Culture & Heritage Campaign' to create awareness about the cultural and heritage resources of Srinagar City.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Neelofar Khan flagged off the students of MTTM 3rd semester and the faculty members for the day-long campaign, held in collaboration with Aab-e-Rawan, a non-profit organisation.
Dr Nisar Ahmad Mir, Registrar; Prof Nazir Ahmed Nazir, Dean, School of Business Studies; Dr Reyaz Ahmad Qureshi, Coordinator, and other faculty members of the Department, besides Ms Chinmay, Project Director Aab-e-Rawan, were present at the flag-off ceremony.
The campaign aimed to sensitise the local residents about various issues pertaining to the preservation and conservation of cultural and heritage facets in urban areas. It included a heritage walk and craft safari to the famous heritage circuit of downtown Srinagar, including Jama Masjid, Khankah-e- Moulla, Maharaj Gung, Budshah Tomb, Heritage Museum, Hari Parbat fort and Sharka Devi Temple.
Dr Aijaz Ahmed Khaki coordinated the programme.


The well-known face in the reporting field, Betsy Woodruff is currently a political reporter for the Daily Beast with covering the Justice Department, immigration, and federal law enforcement since 2015.
Apart from her professional career, the American native, Betsy is already engaged to her finance and is now all set to exchange the marriage vows in a wedding ceremony.
Betsy got engaged to her longtime boyfriend, Jonathan Swan in March 2018. He is an American journalist and currently serves as a national political reporter for Axios.
The lovebirds have been dating since 2014. As on 26 November 2014, Betsy tweeted a post regarding the news of having a boyfriend in which she has captioned, she had a boyfriend, and her parents are really proud of her. However, neither Betsy nor Jonathan has revealed when and where they met each other.
Betsy announced the news of her getting married to her fiancé through her Facebook account. Recently on 11 March, she updated the picture of them showing her beautiful engagement ring on her finger stating that she is going to get married with her finance very soon.
American journalist, Jonathan also shows his love towards her girlfriend by sharing a tweet through his Twitter account. On 3 March 2016, Jonathan humorously said not to listen to Betsy as she is more of a strategic philanthropist than a reporter.
As of now, Betsy is all set to get married, and Jonathan soon becomes her husband. However, the details of their marriage ceremony are yet to be disclosed in the media.
Betsy Woodruff was speculated to be the daughter of famous American broadcast journalist Judy Woodruff and American columnist Al Hunt. However, on 31 July 2017, Betsy tweeted a post where she revealed that Al hunt is not his father and Judy is not her mother through twitter.
Betsy's real parents are Jane Tharp Woodruff (mother) and Scott Woodruff (father) who resides in Purcellville, Virginia who support and love her immensely. Her mother Jane Tharp used to work as a former bookstore assistant at Patrick Henry College Bookstore and now is currently a housewife.
Betsy has a sister named, Jane Woodruff who works at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig. Her brother, Chris Woodruff works as an executive director at Life Raft International and currently resides with his family in Bangkok.
Betsy Woodruff was born in Purcellville, Virginia and celebrates her birthday on 31st October. However, her exact age is still not known to the media. She graduated from Hillsdale College as per wiki.
Betsy who stands at the height of 5' 5 ½" , began her career as a summer intern for the Washington Examiner in 2011. And later in 2012, she earned the William F. Buckley Fellowship from the National Review Institute. Betsy also previously worked for Slate.
Later on, in 2014, she moved to The Daily Beast where she currently serves as a Political Reporter.


Until arriving at college, Stephen had virtually no involvement in a cappella music. His entire exposure consisted of a live recording of a group by the name of Inpulse. From that album, he learned vocal percussion by ear, more as a side hobby to oppose instrumental music.
After arriving at the University of Missouri, he joined the school's Men's group, Add9, in January of 2011. From there, he first truly discovered what would then be his obsession that is a cappella music. While being the group's designated vocal percussionist and enhancing his craft, he quickly became a sort of on-campus a cappella guru, learning virtually everything he could about it at a rapid pace. By time he graduated in May of 2015, he became known as a walking encyclopedia, often able to produce obscure, yet usually pertinent a cappella facts at the drop of a hat. Through the encouragement of a friend, he began a blog (AcaholicsAnonymous) that is devoted to the subject. He became president of Add9 in his final year with the group.
In his time at the University of Missouri, he also joined Hitt Street Harmony, the contemporary vocal group through the University's school of music. He is also an honorary member of the Naturelles, the women's a cappella group on campus, and has secured his spot as their #1 fan. He also had the honor of performing as a guest vocal percussionist alongside Sing-Off competitors Groove For Thought at their exhibition performance at VoCalNation in Philadelphia in the summer of 2013.
Now a graduate of Add9 and the University of Missouri, Stephen currently lives in the Milwaukee area and works as an industrial engineer. His current music projects are singing in the Chant Claire Chamber Choir and acting as a guest director for Focus, an extracurricular a cappella group at Port Washington High School. He is continuing to spread his love and knowledge of the a cappella world and can't wait to share it with RARB.


The theme of this week on my Facebook page is daring. Before I go and pick some quotes and images I want to share I often choose a theme to hang them all on, sometimes for a full week if it's a rich seam. It's not just thrown together around here you know!
Thanks to the vagaries of Facebook, only 38 people have seen it and I think it's worth sharing again and making it the title of my newsletter today too.
It had been my plan to update you today on the progress I am making with my Creating the Impossible project, following Michael Neill's book of the same name. It's a 90-day thing and I started on 1st January (well, 2nd January actually but I back-dated it!) so now I am up in the mid-seventies out of ninety days, coming close to the end.
Michael is suggesting there are two ways to finish. One of them is with a sprint. But when I made a list of all the things I'd achieved, all the work I'd done and what impossibilities I'd created, I felt somewhat overworked and overwhelmed. I want to the use the word exhausted but I tend to over-use that word and so I won't. Not yet, anyway. I'm saving it for further down this post.
BUT…here's a list of the things I HAVE done in pursuit of the original challenge I had in mind.
I have agreed with at least 52 guest bloggers that they will write a piece about my book Your Biz Your Way on their own blogs and that I would share it on my own along with a reply, and that I would share that too on Twitter, FB Page and profile, in this newsletter, on Medium and on my podcast. I added those last two in after the original promise, because I could.
So far I have published 37/52 and, I won't lie, it's been a lot of work. I've got a Trello board, I know who my remaining 15 bloggers are and their deadline is 31st March so technically there are enough days to get it all done, but the newsletters and podcasts will definitely have to go on after the deadline. We are up to 19-21 in here today, we should be up to #24 on the podcast by the time this reaches you on Friday but those bits lag behind the Blogfest itself, which is perfect actually both for the contributors and for me because it means the publicity will run on for a while after deadline.
I don't know what made me think that would be a lighter workload than it has turned out to be. Easy, no. Worthwhile, yes. Would I do it again? Yes.
I wanted to sell 100 books. I am at 102 today which is about one a day since going live at the beginning of December and if that's what this book does… sells one copy a day, that would be very gratifying. I must say there are times where it feels like a lot of work to sell one book, but each little sale is heart-warming in the extreme and a potential nugget of freedom if the solopreneur purchaser reads and implements; that's also a nice thought to warm myself with.
I wanted to collect 100 reviews and so far I am at 18 on Amazon UK and two on Amazon US, thank you to all of you, twenty reviewers. More please if you have read the book and just not got around to it reviewing it on Amazon yet. I cannot tell you what a difference they make to potential sales/Amazon ranking etc., which are very much intertwined.
I turned one question a week into a blog post, a FB Note, a meme, an audio and a video. I am up to week 11 so that'll keep me going for the whole of 2018 which was the idea. I'm on track there and I really enjoy that although, again, it is not to be undertaken lightly. Q11 took most of yesterday, for example.
I have decided upon the topic for Book 2, about which more later.
I did get this book onto Kindle where it has sold six copies so far. I did update my Amazon Author page, talk to Tom Evans about the potential for audio books, submit articles for publication at TUT (nothing yet) and Medium. And I have promoted the book every day except Sundays but I might occasionally have slipped some promo in on a Sunday too. I have had lots of genius ideas for memes to do that and I've got a way to go yet with turning all the reviews into memes, but I LOVE doing that and am becoming a bit of a Canva Queen. Apologies to those of you who are graphic artists, care about fonts, and/or notice I have no idea how to centre things and other crimes which no doubt offend you as much as a misplaced apostrophe does me.
The one thing I haven't done but for which there will be plenty of time AFTER the Impossible project is over (ironically) is write every day. Sure, I've published every day but it has mainly been the content of my guest contributors and to meet my commitments to them in full so that I can get back to my own writing every day is something I realise I am much looking forward to and kinda the whole point, apart (obviously) from sales of Book 1. What's useful about this? I have clients who are writers and publishers and my learning to juggle book marketing with book writing is vital information for me in how to help them to do both of those things at the same time if they so decide.
1. Blogfest (see above). First 90 days of 2018.
2. Reading my newsletters into my lovely little podcast and dreaming up the idea of creating an app which pulls all my written and spoken words into one central place where people can either keep up with all of it or dip in and out. But they won't have to chase it all over the web to find and enjoy it (blog, podcast, FB Page, newsletter etc.), it will be bundled and corralled for their easy reading/listening pleasure. Not sure if that will get done in 2018, but I hope it will. It sort of foretells the end of 100% free marketing content which has mainly stopped working for me anyway. Not sure why yet.
3. My Fabulous Adventure, the low-carb lifestyle coaching idea which came from nowhere last week. I do wonder if that isn't the real diamond in the rough here, but only time will tell. It is going to be the topic of not only my new Facebook page, but also Book 2 will be about my beating my own addiction once I came to understand what it was, and I will be able to write about it too in Notes on the new page. I was in two minds about that, now I'm not. And I am enjoying the mission target of One Hundred Women or #100Women; it's alliterative, can you hear that?
So, back to Michael's two ways to finish the Impossible thing. The first, as I said, was to sprint. But when you are feeling exhausted, sprinting isn't really an option. I'm not much of a sprinter. No matter how many carbs I am carrying or not, I am more of a tortoise than a hare. And I had more than flagged, that's why I made the list so I could see that I had achieved a lot which perhaps I might not have done if I had never contemplated Creating the Impossible. Actually, I will go further and say I would not have achieved most of it, no. I would have promoted the book in a rather limp, lacklustre and uninspired way.
But his second option is rather more attractive to me. He calls it Riding the Wave.
Michael's description of riding the wave involves staying tuned in and present to the movement of the creative intelligence inside you. And if that's not rattling the stars I don't know what is.
I also love swimming but am rubbish on the athletics track. OK, I don't surf and riding the wave is a surfing metaphor, but we are splitting hairs. The sea is my medium where the stadium is not.
Unlike what I've said before, I won't rush to Create the Impossible on an endless cycle every 90 days because, truth to tell, I have found it exhausting. But riding the wave and staying tuned into my creative intelligence is something I'm always up for and will enjoy in perpetuity, and having permission and a reminder to do that is gorgeous.
I could do anything, if only I dared. And deep down, I know it, too. That's what scares me the most.
Today it doesn't scare me. It excites me. But then those two feelings are very easily confused.


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Item HT 19868 Poster - Kodak Australasia Pty Ltd, 'It's a Better Camera Loaded With Kodak Verichrome Film', circa 1930s
Poster promoting Kodak Verichrome Film with the catch phrase 'It's a Better Camera Loaded With Kodak Verichrome Film'. This would have been distributed by Kodak Australasia Pty Ltd to Kodak dealers and sales teams in the 1930s for display in their stores or shop windows.
The poster is held in a scrapbook compiled by Kodak Australasia Sydney office titled 'General Window Bills (Pre-War)'. It contains10 colour gummed posters designed to be adhered to a shop window, which advertise Kodak film and camera products. Advertising slogans include 'We Sell Kodak Film. Developing. Printing. Enlarging', 'Kodak film makes every camera a better camera', and 'It's right for Australia... because it's made in Australia'.
This document is part of the Kodak Heritage Collection of products, promotional materials, photographs and working life artefacts collected from Kodak Australasia Pty Ltd in 2005, when the Melbourne manufacturing plant at Coburg closed down.
Rectangular colour poster folded to fit into scrapbook. Printed in red, brown and white colour scheme, it also features a colour illustration of a box of Kodak film.
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Front, printed: '[illustration of film box] IT'S A better / CAMERA LOADED WITH / KODAK VERICHROME FILM'
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At the end of this video (from about 3:15 on) by real estate company Halstead, they add a simple verbal call to action which tells the viewer exactly what to do next, without being pushy or aggressive at all.
I challenge you to step up your video marketing game and start implementing at least a couple of the tips outlined above right now. And before we close this up, let me underscore once more how important the creative aspect of the whole video marketing process is. Nailing that down before moving forward is half the battle.
Cristian Baratiak is the founder of Veedyou Media, a company offering video editing services remotely to small businesses and individuals across the world. Over at Veedyou they handle anything ranging from dead serious corporate video production to not-so-serious wedding video editing.


Chase UR Mall to GNC to ShopRunner for Payment?
Questions › Chase UR Mall to GNC to ShopRunner for Payment?
From the Chase Ultimate Rewards Mall, the GNC link has 4% added.
How do i cancel chase ultimate rewards? I want to cancel my participation in the chase ultimate rewards debit card program. Anyone know how i do this without calling chase?
On the GNC Check out, there are three payment options, Secure GNC checkout, ShopRunner for free shipping, and PayPal.
The ShopRunner is available through my AMEX card, and I should be able to pay with my Freedom card, though i'm not sure that is required to get the UR points.
Anyone have experience with using ShopRunner as the payment tool, and getting the appropriate UR Mall points?
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Q: iOS Networking - HTTP Connections & running in background I have an app that lets the user send messages with images. A user might hit send, then immediately close their phone or switch to another app.
We were running into an issue that if there's temporarily a bad network connection the message would fail to send. We switched to using   NSURLSession backgroundConfigurationWithIdentifier so that backgrounding the app doesn't immediately time out the running request. We switched to using this for all our api requests, thinking that it wouldn't hurt for every request to able to continue in the background if the app were closed at the wrong time.
Fast forward a couple weeks we're noticing all requests seem slow. Using wireshark I just discovered that this background session seems to use a new http connection per request, meaning it requires setting up a TCP connection and new TLS handshake for every request, which was adding a ~500ms latency on every request in our app. This is a pretty big deal but I can't find this behavior documented anywhere, including the link above or Apple's background transfer considerations.
So my question is, is this behavior expected, or am I doing something wrong somewhere? Is there an easy way with NSURLSession to make an HTTP request that will use an existing keep-alive connection if there is one, but can fall back to the backgroundConfiguration if the app gets moved to the background?

A: NSURLSession is the recommended way to fulfill your use case. Have you tried setting backgroundSessionConfig.discretionary = true
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A Boolean value that determines whether background tasks can be
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If that doesn't help, I recommend filing a bug with iOS.

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Antonio Sambruno Aragón (n. Cádiz, provincia de Cádiz, 15 de julio de 1978) es un futbolista español. Juega de defensa y su equipo actual es el San Fernando. También ha jugado en el Cádiz B, Cádiz, Castellón, Leganés, Cultural Leonesa, Racing Portuense y Villajoyosa.

Fue un defensa con mucha técnica, visión y habilidad a la hora de sacar el balón jugado. Se antojó crucial para el entrenador Víctor Espárrago en la temporada 2003-2004, resultando ser clave para el ascenso que se produjo ese mismo año y marcaría historia en el cadismo. En las dos siguientes temporadas su rendimiento bajó, aunque eso no evitó que siga siendo recordado en la grada del Estadio Ramón de Carranza como el "Beckenbauer de la Bahía".

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Milton finalizes two purchases for park property
By JOE PARKER joe@appenmediagroup.com
MILTON, Ga. — Milton recently completed two major parks purchases that will benefit users of both active and passive parks.
In December, the city finalized the purchase of 12 acres along Freemanville Road that adds to the city's former Milton Country Club property. The city also added three multi-use fields by acquiring the United Sports Complex on Cox Road last week.
The addition to the former Milton Country Club property is vital for access to the southern portion of the property and additional parking.
"This will allow community members a much different feel than the parking area near the swim and tennis areas," City Manager Steve Krokoff said. "Their entire experience can be different by choosing the southern parking area. There are times that the pool and tennis activities tend to fill the available parking at the north end, and this additional entry point could relieve some of that pressure."
Krokoff said the City Council has yet to decide on what will be done with a home on the site. With other homes nearby, the council could also consider adding buffers around its new property.
"That will ultimately be a council decision, but I would anticipate some significant natural buffering to insulate the neighbors from any disturbances associated with the entering/exiting of vehicles," Krokoff said.
The additional acres will fall under the master plan for the Milton Country Club property approved last year.
The city's $1.25 million purchase was made through the city's Greenspace Bond funds.
"The Greenspace Bond has been extremely successful in preserving valuable land distributed throughout the city," Krokoff said. "To date, we have preserved almost 400 acres of land that will be used by our community for passive parks, trails and greenspace while conserving land and preserving wildlife habitat and other natural areas. This acquisition alone likely prevented the development of 8-10 single family homes and protected 550 feet of viewshed."
Milton also added to its inventory of active park spaces Jan. 2 with the purchase of the former United Sports Complex at Arnold Mill Road and Cox Road.
The $1.5 million purchase nets the city two full-sized, grass multi-use fields and half-sized turf field. The complex is fully lighted and includes on-site bathrooms, a boon for the city's sports providers. While Milton has contracts with several area schools to use their fields, only Northwestern Middle School's field has permanent bathrooms, and none of the fields are lighted.
Parks and Recreation Director Jim Cregge said the fields are in excellent condition, and the turf field has around six years remaining on its transferrable warranty.
Milton is also drawing up a contract with the site's neighbor, Porter Academy, for a shared-use agreement for the fields.
Porter Academy had agreements with the park's three former operators that allowed visitors to enter the site from the school's Cox Road entrance. In exchange, the academy was permitted to use the fields for PE classes and outdoor activities.
Milton wants to keep this agreement in place and is drawing up a contract that should go before the City Council in the coming weeks. Cregge said the city and school are both strongly in favor of the agreement.
Around two-thirds of the funding for the purchase of the United Sports Complex will come from the city's impact fees dedicated to parks and trails improvement. The parks and trail improvement capital fund will be used for the remaining balance.
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The American Bar Association (ABA) Center for Professional Development and Section of Intellectual Property Law will be offering a live webinar entitled "How to Structure PTAB Proceedings and Appeals before the Federal Circuit" on March 8, 2017 from 1:00 to 2:00 pm (ET). David Cochran of Jones Day (moderator); James Smith, Ecolab, former Chief Judge for the PTAB; and Paul Michel, former Chief Judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, will review key decisions of the Federal Circuit, establishing the level of review accorded to different issues on appeal from the PTAB and explore how these limits impact practitioners' approaches to conducting PTAB trials, and discuss and explore strategies and recommendations for conducting PTAB proceedings with an "eye" toward potential appeal to the Federal Circuit.
The registration fee for the webcast is $150 for members and $195 for non-members. Those interested in registering for the webinar, can do so here.


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EDWARD L. KELLEY, 88, of Lyndon, IL, died Wednesday, December 30, 2020 in Prophetstown, IL.
A graveside service will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday January 9, 2021 the Pleasant View Cemetery (Darlow Cemetery) in Hutchinson, KS, with Pastor Jeff Arnold of the South Hutchinson Christian Church officiating. The Bosma-Gibson Funeral Home in Prophetstown, IL is in charge of arrangements. Memorials to the Prophetstown Fire Protection District and the Salvation Army have been established.
Ed was born December 13, 1932 in Hutchinson, KS, to Lyle D. and Floy E. (Taylor) Kelley. He was a graduate of Holyrood High School in Holyrood, KS and received a bachelor's degree from the Fort Hayes State University in Fort Hayes, KS. He went on to receive a master's degree from the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS. On November 17, 1970 he married Sharon Kay Pierce in Lyndon, IL. Ed was drafted into the U.S Army and spent two years in Germany during the Korean War. While in grade school, he worked for his granddad milking cows, feeding chickens, and driving the tractor. In high school he worked as a butcher at a locker plant. After high school, he drilled water wells and was a roustabout in the oil field for City Services. While in college, he pumped oil wells for Derby Oil Company. After college he worked as a speech pathologist in St. John, KS, and also worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture measuring farm land. Then he moved to Atchison, KS, where he worked as a speech pathologist and was a brakeman on the railroad during the summer months. He then moved to Iowa for one year where he worked as a speech pathologist. He later moved to Lyndon, IL where he worked as a speech pathologist and measured farm land for the Department of Agriculture. After his retirement in 1986, he continued working part time as a speech pathologist. Ed was a member of the Masonic Lodge in St. John, KS, the Prophetstown American Legion Post #522, the VFW in St. John, KS and the American Speech and Hearing Association. Ed loved to travel. He was able to visit all fifty states, seven continents, and eighty foreign countries. He was an author of materials to teach English that are used all over the world. Ideal School Supply published his materials. As an author he met various educational ministers of education departments around the world. He once saw one of his publications in a movie. Ed also enjoyed gardening and fishing in his free time.
Survivors include his wife Sharon; one granddaughter, Taylor (Josh DeCrane) Kelley of Lyndon.
He was preceded in death by one daughter, Jana Kelley; two sons, Scott Kelley and David Kelley in infancy; one sister, Patricia Kelley; one brother, James Kelley.
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Avondale Retreat, Laragh Road, Rathdrum, County Wicklow.
We are delighted that our magical Retreat Centre at Avondale is now open.
We are just an hour's drive from Dublin.
The Retreat centre is a beautiful space, renovated lovingly to accommodate up to 20 people. The energy created here invites You to come and revel in your own true nature, in inspiring, ancient surrounds on the unique Laragh Road.
The accommodation provides for the lodging of 20 guests.
The national trail walk on the doorstep, the Jubilee loop, takes in some historic sacred sites and pathways, Millennium Forest along the banks of the Avonmore River. (perfect for a swim) The animals range from deer, to magnificent wild birds and horses.
The house is set among forests and hills. Ballgannon woods is right beside the garden. Charles Stewart Parnell's house is a short walk away in Avondale park.
Glendalough is 15 minute drive away, to the right and rathdrum village five minutes to the left, the best of both. This is a place to escape and surround yourself in nature and in peace. An abundance of stars and views of the tranquility of Wicklow.
For more information on booking to stay with us at the retreat centre please contact 085-1213434.
Look forward to an energetic, light filled space, abundant with yoga, creativity and nourishment for body, mind and soul.
If you would like to come stay and expand your experience in a naturally creative setting.
You will enjoy extra comfortable beds, large open space, hidden dens for relaxation, an infrared sauna and Beautiful yoga studio with organic yoga equipment to ensure you will have all you need to recharge and renew.
For groups, organised retreats or events please email: avondaleretreat@gmail.com.
Helen, David and Abigail and Danielle.
We rented Avondale retreat for a weekend of yoga and meditation- it was just perfect.
The house is very well equipped and has more than enough space to gather as a large group or find a quiet corner to read a book. We enjoyed many breakfasts on the terrace and group dinners around the large dining table. The studio for yoga/pilates is great and comfortably fit 12 of us for classes. The view from the studio of the surrounding valley and hills makes the practice so much more enjoyable.
Helpfully tour guide brochures to the local area are provided and we hiked in the Vale of Clara in the afternoon- this was beautiful and less than a 5 minute drive from the house.
I would definitely recommend Avondale retreat for a stay filled with positive vibes and peaceful relaxation. Helen was an amazing host and very accommodating on the organisation side.
We are already planning our trip for next year!
What's the buzz Helser? Do ye rent out your gorgeous place for retreats or no? Looking for somewhere that students don't have to travel frickin' hours for and your place looks amazing.


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"Go back to graduate school earlier (rather than later in your career)."
"Society seems to be very informal these days and the 'anything goes' attitude is pervasive in the college culture. But, strong business skills are a must for achieving future success."
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Nick Compton and Matt Coles named in England Lions squad
Last updated on 27 April 201227 April 2012 .From the section Cricket
Somerset batsman Nick Compton has been rewarded for his early season form with a place in the England Lions squad to play West Indies on 10 May.
The 28-year-old has amassed 685 first-class runs, including two double tons, and is on course to become the ninth man to make 1,000 before June.
Promising Kent all-rounder Matt Coles, 21, is also in the 12-man squad.
James Taylor will captain a party that includes Michael Carberry and Samit Patel, who have played Test cricket.
Coles, the only player in the squad without a Lions cap, spent the winter on the Potential England Performance Programme in Loughborough and Chennai before joining the Lions for the final stages of their tour of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Surrey's Jade Dernbach and Yorkshire wicketkeeper-batsman Jonny Bairstow, both of whom are England one-day players, feature in the squad.
"Many of the players included have worked hard on our overseas tours and training camps over the winter or have shown good early season form," said national selector Geoff Miller.
England Lions face West Indies in a four-day game at Northampton starting on Thursday 10 May.
England Lions squad: James Taylor (Nottinghamshire, captain), Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire), Jack Brooks (Northamptonshire), Michael Carberry (Hampshire), Matt Coles (Kent), Nick Compton (Somerset), Jade Dernbach (Surrey), Simon Kerrigan (Lancashire), Stuart Meaker (Surrey), Samit Patel (Nottinghamshire), Joe Root (Yorkshire), Ben Stokes (Durham).


Overager Adam Bignell is expected to be in the Bulls lineup on Wednesday against the 67's.
an assortment of forwards on D rather than call up Justin Bean, who had been assigned to Wellington (since traded to Mississauga).
Bulls somehow convinced Bignell to put his education plans on hold for a year, and re-join the team.
to play their own position and contribute to offence.
I didn't think it was possible to play OHL then University and go back to the "O".
In fact it also happened about a week ago when Thomas Welsh left school for the Rangers.
Ran_man wrote: I didn't think it was possible to play OHL then University and go back to the "O".