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No State Solution
by Free Radicals & DJ Sun
© Copyright - Free Radicals / Free Rads (654483001827)
Free Radicals, a musical, political, and cultural force in Houston for over two decades, is releasing No State Solution, an album highlighting new remixes, new videos, and newly re-mixed and re-mastered tracks from their past six albums.
Genre: Jazz: Jazz-Funk
1. No State Solution (Lacandon Remix) [feat. Marcos Melchor]
2. Screaming Remix (DJ Sun Version)
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3. Space Witch (Dub Remix)
4. Checkpoint (Remastered)
5. Ilalihamani (Remastered)
6. The Legals Have a Lunch (Remixed)
7. Imperial Sugar (Remixed)
8. The Minister (Remastered) [Live]
9. Carry Me to My Grave (Remastered)
10. Policia Pacificadora (Remastered)
11. Allen Parkway Village (Remastered)
12. Ped Xing (Remixed)
13. Screaming (Live)
14. Ambush Ice
15. Manifest Dust Bunny
16. La Frontera (Remastered)
17. Dub for Besouro (Remastered)
18. Afterlife (Remixed) [Live]
19. Dadaab
20. Larium Dreams (Remastered)
21. Survival of the Oblivious
22. No State Solution (Remixed)
23. Screaming (DJ Sun's Soular Burst)
24. Cheeto News Coma
25. Last Show with Joe (Remastered) [Live]
"Free Radicals verify their standing as one of the premiere bands in the world…defined by splendid rhythms, amazing melodies and glitzy, evocative horns. "- Huffington Post
Free Radicals, a musical, political, and cultural force in Houston for over two decades, is releasing No State Solution, an album highlighting new remixes, new videos, and newly re-mastered tracks from their past six albums: The Rising Tide Sinks All (1998), Our Lady of Eternal Sunny Delights (2000), Aerial Bombardment (2004), The Freedom Fence (2012), Freedom of Movement (2015) and Outside the Comfort Zone (2017). No State Solution is a rejection of corrupt governments that can only make things worse, and a celebration of the communities that already have so many answers, if they can only throw off their mental and physical chains.
Free Radicals is a horn driven dance band and collective, with musicians ranging from their early 20s to 90-year-old vibraphonist Harry Sheppard. The band plays funk, hip-hop, ska, African music, jazz, Indian music, punk, klezmer, salsa, and cumbia in the studio, clubs, breakdance competitions, parties, weddings, funerals, and at street protests. The band performs at marches and fund-raisers for causes they are passionate about, including immigration rights, anti-war, #NeverAgain, #blacklivesmatter, anti-Islamophobia, healthcare-for-all, anti-colonialism, and women's rights.
The new remixes are by DJ Sun, a Dutch-born American record producer, DJ and one of the most prolific musicians in Houston, and Free Radicals drummer Nick Cooper. The two travel in the same circles, so working together was just a matter of time. "We have crossed paths an infinite amount of times, have performed together on the same bill and had become a part of the fabric of the Houston music community," said DJ Sun. "We have both been super-consistent in what we have done in the scene, winning music awards in our respective categories from The Houston Press, so it seemed like it was just a matter of time that we put our forces together on a release. I'm real proud to have been able to make a small contribution to The Free Radicals catalogue."
Recording took place in their hometown of Houston, at Sound Arts Recording, in their homes, and in clubs. The band also put together several new videos in support of this project. A limited-edition vinyl 7" single for the three new remixes comes out on April 24th.
No State Solution (Lacandon Remix Feat. Marcos) features a mystical solo on tenor sax by Marcos Melchor, who has played on all of the Free Radicals' albums. Vocalist Folasayo Dele-Ogunrinde did the spoken word on the recording in Nigerian Pidgin (the language Fela Kuti sang in). Her contribution was one of her last before her untimely death to cancer.
"Screaming (DJ Sun Radio Remix)" is a hard rock sax track (how many of those do you hear each year?) from the band's 2017 release Outside the Comfort Zone. Said Cooper, "When DJ Sun approached the band about doing a remix, we had no idea what he might come up with and were pleasantly surprised to hear three different remixes of 'Screaming' that capture the energy of the original, and throw it in new directions." DJ Sun added, "I had a lot of really amazing tracks to choose from. In choosing "Screaming," I looked for elements that I as producer could really influence." The new video for "Screaming" features Zesh HK break dancing in front of Free Radicals live at Houston's Avant Garden.
"Space Witch (Dub Remix)" has a new video to match the psychedelic song, featuring black-light capoeira with the capoeiristas painted in glow-in-the-dark paint.
A passionate act of talented musicians who have managed to stay together for over 20 years is a feat within itself, but the band is only hitting its stride, always finding new audiences to connect with. "No State Solution is a celebration," Coming Friday, May 25th.


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Why Believers In The 2nd Amendment Can't Depend On The Courts
Posted by Tony Oliva on Sep 15, 2014 in Email Featured, Featured, Judicial | 4 comments
We as Americans like to think that, at the end of the day, no matter how much elected officials try to impose tyranny upon us, the court will stand up for our rights and balance the legislature and executive branches with good ole fashioned constitutional beat downs.
Yet, if that was the case, decisions like Heller v DC and MacDonald v Chicago would have been decided by the Supreme Court by 9-0 rulings in favor of the 2nd Amendment. Yet, the result in actuality is that the 2nd Amendment still exists in America because of a single vote.
Why is that? Because judges are not paragons of infallibility…they are simply people who SHOULD follow the Constitution but when it comes down to it are just as likely to ignore their oath as a politician is. And speaking of politicians, on the Federal level, judges are appointed BY politicians.
At this point we have to look at who is doing the appointing. Recently, since the Democrats changed the rules in order to hijack the process and force all of Obama's left wing radicals through with no ability by Republicans to filibuster and actually force the question of whether they are qualified or, you know, BELIEVE in the US Constitution, the makeup of the Federal Court system has had a diametric shift.
For the first time in over a decade, judges appointed by Democrat presidents far outnumber those appointed by Republican presidents. Of the 13 US Courts of Appeals, Democrat appointees hold a majority on 9 of them. The Supreme court does not hear every case, so these are the courts that will be doing the heavy lifting in deciding whether what Mr. Obama does is Constitutional or not. This ranges from gun control, to immigration, environmental actions etc.
As gun hating Senator from New York Chuck Schumer put it:
"With all the gridlock, it is forgotten that one of the most profound changes this Congress made was filling the bench. This will affect America for a generation, long after the internecine battles on legislative issues are forgotten."
Another gun hating Senator, Richard Blumenthal from Connecticut has put it this way:
"The rawness and the starkness of the political clashes in the courts has highlighted the need to have people there that are of an ideological like mind."
In other words, he wants to stack the courts with gun grabbing zealots like himself, Schumer and Obama.
While it is true that just because a person is appointed a judge by one political party does not mean they will side with that ideology, it does seem that Republicans tend to nominate sleeping liberal lions to the bench that make them regret it for years. One of the more well known cases of this being Justice David Souter who was appointed by the first President Bush in 1990 only to be a solid liberal minded Justice for the next 29 years.
But he is far from the only one.
President Reagan appointed Fedearl Judge Richard Posner who apparently hates tradition, stating "How can tradition be a reason for anything?"
From barbwire.com:
It would seem that Posner's contempt for tradition extends to all things sexual, up to and including the puritanical presupposition that it's always wrong for a man to rape a woman.
Posner's suggestion? Perhaps it's time the government begin issuing "rape licenses" (I kid you not) since, and based upon an exclusively utilitarian and morally relative cost-benefit analysis, the "right to rape," for some men at least, "exceeds the victim's physical and emotional pain."
By all means read more of this fascinating article here: Federal Judge Envisions 'Rape License' for 'Right to Rape'
So what's the point of it all?
The Constitution and the rights enumerated therein are absolute…the courts and those who rule on them are not.
Another Judge Fails the 2nd Amendment – Upholds Rifle Ban
Supreme Court's Inaction Fails Gun Owners Again
Another Activist Judge, Another Double Standard Stickin It To The 2nd Amendment
The best we can do is to elect people who will appoint the best people for the job and hope. Because I can all but guarantee that people like Obama, Schumer and Blumenthal are NOT letting some hidden Libertarian minded gun rights judge anywhere NEAR a federal bench.
But even the Republican party can appoint duds.
So vote for the candidate who you hope will appoint the best person to protect your rights…
but keep your powder dry 😉
Supreme Court Wasn't Serious about the Second Amendment
Amicus brief supporting the Second Amendment right to own and carry a stun gun in Massachusetts
Judge rules Washington D.C. handgun ban is unconstitutional
Missouri Legislature Overrides Veto, Gun Rights Expand In The Show Me State
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Brought up as the first child of a literature teacher and an engineer, Łukasz fell in love with books and computers alike. Devouring numerous novels and videogames did not quench his thirst for stories, and once he became fluent enough in English (thanks to the power of the Internet), he moved on to American movies and TV programming, translations be damned. His appreciation for TV shows like HBO's "Game of Thrones" is obvious and his journey has only just begun.


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Fragile States
Although the phenomenon of state failure is not new, it has become much more relevant and worrying than ever before. In less interconnected eras, state weakness could be isolated and kept distant. Failure had fewer implications for peace and security. Now, within a more interconnected global community these fragile states pose dangers not only to themselves and their neighbors but also to peoples around the globe. Preventing states from failing, and resuscitating those that do fail, are thus strategic and global imperatives. CIC has provided research in this arena, developed panel dicussions that have explored critical issues confronting failed states. CIC has also drawn on expertise from the practitioner, NGO, academic and UN communities, provided candid recommendations and potential solutions to the global threat that failed states present.
Program(s): Afghanistan-Pakistan Regional Project, Congo Research Group, Prevention and Peacebuilding
Region/Country: Central Asia, East Asia, Horn of Africa, Libya, Syria, South Asia, India, West Africa
Over the past decade the United States and the international community have funded an unprecedented private security industry in Afghanistan. As a result, this industry has become entangled with the Afghan political economy, as international spending has been implicated in funding informal armed groups and commanders. Considerable uncertainty remains as Afghanistan approaches the 2014 deadline for assuming national security responsibilities.
Author(s) / Contributor(s): Matthieu Aikins
Topic(s): Afghanistan, Fragile States, International Security, Transnational Threats
The International Role in Libya's Transition
The International Role in Libya's Transition tracks international efforts to assist the peacebuilding process in Libya, from August 2011 when the Libyan war entered its final stages to the year-long renewal of the mandate for the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) in March 2012, drawing attention to the deep level of international engagement there.
Author(s) / Contributor(s): Emily O'Brien, Richard Gowan
Region/Country: Middle East, Libya
Topic(s): Fragile States
The Triple Nexus in Practice: Toward a New Way of Working in Protracted and Repeated Crises
The U.S. Presence and Afghanistan's National Unity Government: Preserving and Broadening the Political Settlement
After the World Humanitarian Summit: Better Humanitarian-Development Cooperation for Sustainable Results on the Ground
Olympic Game: Washington Hopes Sochi Will Force Putin's Hand on Syria
Effective Natural Resource Management and the United Nations: Lessons from Mozambique
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Els Cap de Drap a la Selva de l'Arc de Sant Martí (títol original en castellà: a Tropa De Trapo En La Selva Del Arcoíris) és una pel·lícula d'animació en 3D infantil de coproducció hispano-brasilera del 2014 dirigida per Àlex Colls amb guió de Lola Beccaria, segona part de la saga iniciada amb Els cap de drap al país on sempre brilla el sol. Destinada a nens entre dos i sis anys, el director ha dit que volien fer una pel·lícula que sigui "la primera experiència que un nen pot tenir al cinema". Ha estat doblada al català.

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Els Cap de Drap són un grup de mascotes format per una vaqueta, una girafa, un os, una porqueta, un gos i un ocell. Tots ells senten la necessitat d'ajudar els animals que tenen moltes dificultats per a sobreviure. Per a això, organitzen una expedició solidària que els portarà fins a la Selva de l'Arc de Sant Martí. Hauran de fer servir tot el seu enginy, coneixement i esforç per a salvar l'Arc de Sant Martí, que simbolitza els somnis i els jocs.

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Fou nominada al Gaudí a la millor pel·lícula d'animació, però el premi se'l va endur Mortadel·lo i Filemó contra en Jimmy el Catxondo. També fou nominada al Goya a la millor pel·lícula d'animació i a la millor pel·lícula d'animació a les Medalles del Cercle d'Escriptors Cinematogràfics de 2014.

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Assigning values

Setting the value of a variable is an assignment:

> x = 1
> y = "hello"
> print(x,y)
1       hello

You can read about assignments in section 2.4.3 of the Reference Manual.[1]

Multiple assignment

In Lua we can perform multiple assignments in a single statement, e.g.,

> x, y = 2, "there"
> print(x,y)
2       there

The list of values on the right is assigned to the list of variables on the left of the =. We can assign as many values as we like and they don't all have to be of the same type. e.g.,

> a,b,c,d,e,f = 1,"two",3,3.14159,"foo",{ this="a table" }
> print(a,b,c,d,e,f)
1       two     3       3.14159 foo     table: 0035BED8

Values on the right of the equal sign can be expressions, like i+1. Values on the left side however cannot.

Multiple assignment comes with a few caveats as described below.

Evaluation occurs before assignment

Any expressions are evaluated first. The evaluated expression is then assigned.

> i = 7
> i, x = i+1, i
> print(i, x)
8       7

When Lua reaches the second line it evaluates the expressions i+1 and i before anything else. After evaluation the second line becomes i, x = 8, 7. Then it performs the assignments from right to left. (see below for assignment order).

Swapping values

Values are assigned as though all assignments are simultaneous. So you can use multiple assignment to swap variable values around.

> a,b = 1,2  -- set initial values
> print(a,b)
1       2
> a,b = b,a  -- swap values around
> print(a,b)
2       1
> a,b = b,a  -- and back again
> print(a,b)
1       2

Note that there is no need for a temporary variable (such as bold = b; b = a; a = bold;). Using a temporary variable like that would be common in C Language programming; but isn't necessary in Lua.

Assignment order

The order in which multiple assignments are performed is not defined. This means you shouldn't assume the assignments are made from left to right. If the same variable or table reference occurs twice in the assignment list the results may surprise you.

> a, a = 1, 2
> print(a)
1

In the above example Lua does assignments from right-to-left, e.g. a=2 and then a=1. However we shouldn't depend on this being consistent in future versions of Lua. You should use separate assignment statements if the order of assignment is important to you.

Mismatched list sizes

If a value list is longer than the variable list the extra values are ignored.

> a,b,c = 1,2,3,4,5,6
> print(a,b,c)
1       2       3

Lua assigns the value nil to the variables without a value if a value list is shorter than the variable list.

> a,b,c,d = 1,2
> print(a,b,c,d)
1       2       nil     nil

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Smartphones have achieved the ridiculous level of market penetration they have thanks in no small part to their universal utility: While in the not-too-distant past you might have carried around a separate MP3 player, game console, PDA, flashlight, and any number of other accessories in addition to your cell phone, having all this functionality baked into one device is what helps make the general-purpose smartphone so appealing. But lately we've been seeing the emergence of more specialized phones, and easily the most visible segment there has been hardware targeted at gamers. Today we're looking at just how successful one of those efforts has been, as we review the ASUS ROG Phone.
Battery technology has been slow to evolve, which limits how much processing power we can pack into pocket-sized devices. If only there was some magical new technology that could solve the world's battery woes. Graphene? Lithium-air? No, the answer, friends, is the ASUS ROG Phone. This modern marvel of mobile technology has two USB-C ports, so obviously, it can charge itself.
Asus has been making Republic of Gamers (ROG) products for years, but they've mostly been in the PC gaming realm. Now, ROG is a phone brand, too. The previously announced ROG Phone is about to reach US consumers. It's coming October 18th, but it won't be cheap. Asus wants $899 for the phone, and that's without the fancy gaming accessories.
The concept of a gaming phone isn't new, but with devices like the Razer Phone and Honor's "GPU Turbo"-equipped Play and 9i, it's becoming increasingly popular. However, the award for most extreme gaming phone probably has to go to the ASUS ROG Phone, which has the specs to back up its crazy looks. MKBHD got his hands on an early unit, and there's a lot to talk about.
Android gaming phones might not appeal to many people, but they must be selling well enough as companies continue to make them. The Razer Phone was last year's high-profile launch in the sector, and this year we've also seen efforts from Nubia and Xiaomi. Specialized ASUS brand Republic of Gamers (ROG) has just unveiled its own competitor at Computex 2018.
The ROG Phone boasts an exclusive Snapdragon 845 SoC with a higher clock speed (2.96GHz, Qualcomm's fastest ever), along with the world's first 3D vapor-chamber cooling system and an additional snap-on cooler. A lot of gaming phone features tend to sound like overkill, but ASUS has clearly decided to really go for broke with the ROG Phone.


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Q: Recommended way to clean old Entity Framework Core migrations After developing our application for a while we've accumulated quite a bit of EFCore database migrations. Since EFCore adds a snapshot of the entire db model to every migration, this code adds up quite a bit. After analysis about 80% of our compile time is spend on the migrations (compiling + Roslyn analyzers).
So it's time to clean up some old migrations! But what's the best way to do this? There doesn't seem to be any official guidance on it...
We don't need any rollbacks (we only roll forward), so that makes things more simple. We do need to support creating a database from scratch, and updating a database from the last few migrations.
What I've tried:

*

*The nuclear option seems to be to delete all migrations and the model snapshot, and creating a new initial migration. While this is fine, it seems a bit dangerous. With this approach we need to be very careful that every part of the database schema is part of the code model. One edge case we for example ran into is that EFCore doesn't support checked constraints yet. So we added a checked constraint in a migration, but not in the code model. So when creating a new initial migration, the checked constraint was not part of it.

*As an experiment, I've tried to delete the model snapshot from all old migrations, since the snapshots are 90% of the code which cause the long compile time. I figured out, that EFCore only uses the snapshot as a compare tool to make a new migration. After deleting the snapshot, the old migrations were however no longer executed when they ran on a fresh database.
So is there any better way to accomplish what I want?

A: A bit late, but we had the same problem in our current project. Above 400 migraitons and 6m lines of code inside .Designer. Here is how we managed to resolve this problem:
MigrationProject.csproj
  <PropertyGroup>
     ...
     <DefaultItemExcludes Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Debug' ">$(DefaultItemExcludes);Migrations\**\*.Designer.cs</DefaultItemExcludes>
  </PropertyGroup>

This way you don't need to reset migrations to a clear state neither delete .Designer files. You can always change configuration to Release and use .Designer files by any means necessary.

A: Okay, since asking this question I've experimented quite a bit with this.
It seems for now, the best way to accomplish this is option 1. Option 2 would be much better, but until this EFCore feature is implemented, it's not really doable for my use case (supporting existing dbs with migrations on them, and supporting empty dbs).
Option 1 also has a few pitfalls which I stumbled upon (maybe even more that I haven't stumbled upon).
So this is how I did it:
Create a new initial migration:

*

*Make sure all your existing migrations have been applied to your database. We'll create a new initial migration, so the migrations that haven't been applied will be lost.

*Delete your old EFCore migration files, and the database snapshot file.

*Create a new Initial migration from your database's current state. (For example via dotnet ef migrations add Initial-PostCleanup.)

This new migration is only compatible with new databases, since it will create all tables (and fail if any of the tables, constraints, etc. already exist). So now we're going to make this migration compatible with the existing database:

*

*Create a SQL script for the new initial migration via dotnet ef migrations script -o script.sql.

*Remove the first transaction (until the first GO), which creates the __EFMigrationsHistory table:

IF OBJECT_ID(N'[__EFMigrationsHistory]') IS NULL
BEGIN
    CREATE TABLE [__EFMigrationsHistory] (
        [MigrationId] nvarchar(150) NOT NULL,
        [ProductVersion] nvarchar(32) NOT NULL,
        CONSTRAINT [PK___EFMigrationsHistory] PRIMARY KEY ([MigrationId])
    );
END;

GO

*Remove the last transaction, that inserts the new entry in the __EFMigrationsHistory table:

INSERT INTO [__EFMigrationsHistory] ([MigrationId], [ProductVersion])
VALUES (N'20190704144924_Initial-PostCleanup', N'2.2.4-servicing-10062');

GO

*Remove GO commands, since we will put the create script in an IF statement:
Replace GO\r\n\r\n with nothing.

*Now open up your migration file (the C# file, not the sql file) and replace the Up method with the following:

protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
{
    migrationBuilder.Sql(@"
DECLARE @migrationsCount INT = (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM [dbo].[__EFMigrationsHistory])
IF @migrationsCount = 0
BEGIN
    % PASTE YOUR EDITED SQL SCRIPT HERE %
END
");
}

Done! Everything should work now!
Be sure to compare the database schema, and data before and after for the new database. Everything that's not part if your EF Code model is not part of the new database.

A: To reset all migrations and updates from scratch (Assume no useful data on disk), the following steps may be useful.

(1) Ensure that program.cs file is not optimized for creating/ updating Database by Database.EnsureCreate command, as this command prevents Migrations.
(2) Delete folder Migrations.
(3) dotnet build
(4) dotnet ef database update 0 -c yourContextFile
(5) dotnet ef migrations add init  -c yourContextFile
(6) dotnet ef database update -c yourContextFile

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AHS Press
May 7Awards Day is Monday, May 10th!
May 7Congratulations to the track and field team on their performance at State!
May 72021 Graduation is May 20th!
Keeping School Spirit Up and Covid Cases Down
Abby Smith, Student Life Reporter|February 7, 2021
Photo submitted by Sera Beth Potter
This school year at AHS has certainly looked a lot different than school years' past. Between social distancing, masks, no eating in the cafeteria, the lack of pep rallies, guest speakers, and parades, it's easy to see how school spirit could fall to an all-time low. Gone are the decorations that once adorned the halls and lockers on game days.
When asked how the global pandemic had affected her school year and school spirit, Senior Claire Randolph had this to say:
"COVID-19 has impacted my senior year in a negative way. I knew this year wasn't going to go as planned, but I didn't think that I would be missing out on my last few football games as a senior cheerleader due to being quarantined."
Many seniors felt and are still feeling the effects of the wide-spread coronavirus and preventative measures schools have taken to prevent contamination. Like Senior Luke Harris, Claire was quarantined and unable to attend the last home football game of her senior year.
Another senior commented, "I think it's worst on the seniors because this is it for us. This year is the last we have to make memories and enjoy high school. We can't get this time or these experiences back."
Unfortunately this pandemic caused me to miss my last home football game, which was so special for me to be at as a Senior. It would have been my last time ever cheering at Kin Logan [Stadium] and I missed out on that and the memories of that night. "
— Senior, Claire Randolph
Claire went on to say that, "Unfortunately this pandemic caused me to miss my last home football game which was so special for me to be at as a senior. It would have been my last time ever cheering at Kin Logan [Stadium] and I missed out on that and the memories of that night. COVID is an awful thing that is affecting seniors all over the nation. I wish it could have been different for us seniors, but I have learned how important it is to appreciate the time while we have it and make memories while we can. I will always be so thankful for all of the memories, laughter, and friendships that cheer at AHS has brought me. Go dawgs!"
The Ashville High staff and faculty are making every effort they can to give these students the best high school experience they possibly can. As heartbreaking as it is to see students miss out on making memories during their final years here, everyone is in agreement that their safety and well-being has to come first. As Junior Sera Beth Potter pointed out, "We're hopeful that warmer weather will bring the opportunity to have events like assemblies, parades, and pep rallies outdoors. That's the best thing we can all be right now. Hopeful."
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Rachel St. John is a sophomore starting her first year as Editor-in-Chief with AHS Press. She plays volleyball, basketball, and softball. She is also...
Banquets Wrap up 2020-21 School Year at AHS
Track Team Breaks Records at State
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Senior Shout Outs
Wrestling Team Takes State Championship
Does Covid = A New Dress Code?
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AHS Press Staff Announced
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Fun Day at AHS
Tryouts and Team Meetings
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Kelli Smith	• Feb 19, 2021 at 12:10 pm
So eloquently put Abby!!! So heartbroken for our seniors that they don't get a "normal" farewell to high school year.
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No Brain Training profits for Kawashima
He turned them down. Family unhappy.
News by	Ellie Gibson, Contributor
Updated on 12 August 2008
Dr Ryuta Kawashima, known to millions as him what did the Brain Training for DS, has revealed he hasn't made a single yen off the profits.
That's not because Nintendo's being mean, though - it's all his own choice.
As reported by AFP, 17 million Brain Training games have been sold around the globe, netting royalties of JPY 2.4 billion (GBP 11 million). Under the terms of his employment contract with Tohoku University, Kawashima could take up to half the proceeds while the rest would go to his college. But the good doctor said his annual salary of JPY 11 million (GBP 50,000) is plenty enough to live on.
"Not a single yen has gone in my pocket. Everyone in my family is mad at me but I tell them that if they want money, go out and earn it," he revealed.
Kawashima doesn't play Brain Training himself these days, reckoning the research work he does keeps his mind in shape. As for his body - "If there is time for physical exercise, I want to use it for research." So when he wanted to lose 20kg last year, Kawashima just stopped eating so many pies.
He's not too keen on his sons spending hours playing games either. They're banned from going near the things on weekdays, and only get one hour at weekends. Kawashima once destroyed a game disc when they broke the rules.
"What is scary about games is that you can kill as many hours as you want," he said. "I don't think playing games is bad in itself but it makes children unable to do what they should do such as study and communication with the family."
Apparently Kawashima has been fascinated by brains since he was a teenager. While most of us were listening to bad music and discovering self-love, he was thinking how to put "my brain in a computer so it would be around to see the last day of humanity".
These days Kawashima is working with Toyota to design a car that will help elderly people stay alert and avoid accidents. Better hurry up: "I'm confident I'll go senile. Researchers, especially those in medical fields, are said to die of what they are studying. Since I've been studying the brain, I'll die of a brain disease." Little hope for those of us likely to die of Wii mini-games then.
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Addiewell's New Mill
A papermill on the Breich water
A rather un-seasonal greetings card, showing the New Mill (in Whitburn parish) from the south of the Breich Water (in West Calder parish). Presumably stepping stones were set into the river. The stone-built farmhouse once housed workers in the papermill, while the pantiled sheds beyond would have been used for the production of paper boards.
A peaceful scene c.1910 showing the house, the mill sheds, ladies enjoying the sunshine, and a wee girl with a milk can. The footpath from which the photograph is taken leads back to Addiewell village. Breich Water is to the left.
F17043, first published 26th November 2017
The ruins of the New-Mill of Breich lie in peaceful obscurity, a little upstream from where the B792 Blackburn to West Calder Road crosses the Breich water near Addiewell. The mill is described in the OS name book of c.1855 as:
"A building of two stories lately occupied as a paper mill in which is manufactured the coarse description of pasteboard known as "Mill Board" used in book binding. It is in working order, has the usual fittings of a papermill, together with the residences of the tenants, there is also a drying green. The property of Mr. White of Rutherglen, and occupied by Mr J. Milne."
The mill and associated housing seems to have been constructed some time prior to 1806; the title "New Mill of Breich" presumably distinguishing it from Briech Mill, about a mile downstream, that was later to be buried beneath the bing of Addiewell oil works. During much of its period of use as a board mill, the New Mill was owned by Walter Whyte of Rutherglen, who also had interests in the Fala Mill, further upstream on the Breich Water, and the Red Mill on the River Almond. Whyte advertised the mill to let in 1868, but perhaps no parties were interested in continuing manufacture at the mill, as later records refer simply to a farmhouse and lands at New-Mill of Breich.
By 1895, when the second edition OS map was surveyed, the weir had been removed, much of the mill lade infilled, and some of the major mill buildings had been demolished. Postcards from the early 20th century show remaining mill buildings and residence in use as a farm, with a fine vegetable garden leading down to the water-side. The site was finally abandoned around the time of the second world war.
Today, the outline of the house and some of the mill buildings survive as low walls, and a muddy trackway still links the site with the main road at Cuthill farm. The picturesque riverside footpath, cut into the hillside, that once linked the mill with Addiewell, is now sadly overgrown and impassable.
25" OS map c.1854, showing the site of the weir and the route of the mill lade and tail race of the water mill.
25" OS map c.1895. The weir, lade, and watercourses have disappeared, and the substantial buildings that would have housed the mill wheel and machinery have been demolished.
The scene today.
Newspaper references
The earliest known reference to the New Mill of Breich.
Seeking a new tenant for the mill in 1868.
The wall in the foreground marks the gable end of the papermill sheds, while that on the right is the remains of the dwellings.
The now-impassable route of the footpath, with the Breich water on the left, looking towards the site of New Mill.
Ruinous interior of the paper mill sheds.
A view looking west (upstream) with the bushes on the extreme left marking the site of the mill buildings. The mill lade would have once cut across this scene.
Surviving traces of the mill lade, close to the site of the weir.
The trackway between the New Mill and the main road at Cuthill Farm, along which materials will have been brought to the mill, and finished boards dispatched by cart to bookbinders and stationers.


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It's time for you to celebrate! But in a different way. Celebration Giving is where you donate to charity when you have a celebration. You might be getting married or have a special birthday and ask your guests to donate to charity instead of buying a gift. This is a great way to do something meaningful and worthwhile to celebrate a special time in your life.
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We'd also be happy to send you stuff to help you with your fundraising, such as balloons, collection envelopes and tins. Just ask us if there's anything you'd like help with and we'll do our best to support you!
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Sharing my first look on my blog!
This post, and many more to come, will focus on my personal style.
This topic will be about my #1 rule in styling: Don't be afraid to mismatch.
In this outfit, not one color or print matches. I mixed print with a tee with a blue bag with sneakers that were black and red!
I also always prefer wearing bright tops with lighter shades of jeans. It makes your look more attractive and appealing to others.
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Amydrium sinense är en kallaväxtart som först beskrevs av Adolf Engler, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Hen Li. Amydrium sinense ingår i släktet Amydrium och familjen kallaväxter. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som livskraftig. Inga underarter finns listade.

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If you are considering bankruptcy, you are not alone. More than one million people file for bankruptcy every year in the U.S. They file because they have been hit with significant medical bills, have unexpectedly lost a job, have underwater mortgages or have amassed debt over the years that they simply cannot control. They are good people who have found themselves in tough financial situations.
At Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC, we know you have faced financial challenges and are looking for a way to start over again. We want to help you through this difficult time. If you are looking for a Cheatham County bankruptcy attorney, contact us for a free consultation.
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Can Sarri take solace in Guardiola's slow start at Man City?
MANCHESTER, United Kingdom (AFP) – Pep Guardiola and Maurizio Sarri share a mutual admiration and style of play, but as Chelsea visit Manchester City tonight (12am Brunei time), Sarri is also following Guardiola's experience of a difficult first year in England.
Long forgotten now after romping to the Premier League with a record 100 points last season, City suffered some serious growing pains in Guardiola's debut campaign.
Despite preparing for the Catalan's arrival for years with the hire of his former Barcelona colleagues Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain, City scraped into the top four in 2016/17 by just three points thanks to winning their final four league games.
Sarri acknowledged on Friday a return to Champions League football next season is Chelsea's target with a 12-point gap to City and Liverpool too big to bridge for the title.
The Blues enter the weekend holding onto fourth by two points from a surging Manchester United with Arsenal just a point further back.
That lead is gone with United's win against Fulham last night.
Yet, hope does exist for Chelsea should Sarri learn the same lessons Guardiola did after his first experience of the harsh winter months in English football.
Sarri did not suffer defeat for his first 18 games in charge until late November.
A run of five losses in 12 Premier League matches, most notably a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Bournemouth last month, has since taken the shine off the Italian's reputation.
Guardiola won his first 10 games in all competitions as City boss before things started to unravel.
A 2-0 win at Everton on Wednesday night that took City back to the top of the table on goal difference came almost two years to the day since his side were thrashed 4-0 at Goodison Park.
"People believe we arrive with good players, good clubs and everything immediately must work," said Guardiola on Friday of Sarri's current predicament.
Unfortunately for Sarri he may not be allowed the time Guardiola was afforded given the lengths City went to secure his signature and also the trigger happy culture at Chelsea under Roman Abramovich.
"We need to work. Guardiola is in his third season in the Premier League, (Liverpool manager, Jurgen) Klopp his fourth or fifth," said Sarri on Friday.
The reference to the transfer market may prove another significant difference.
Guardiola was allowed over GBP250 million in transfer fees alone to transform his squad for last season on the likes of Ederson, Kyle Walker, Aymeric Laporte, Bernardo Silva.
Sarri is unlikely to be handed that sort of war chest to work with, but the former Napoli boss does finally have the striker he wanted after being reunited with Gonzalo Higuain in January.
The Argentine made an instant impact with his first two goals in just his second Premier League appearance in a 5-0 thrashing of Huddersfield last weekend to right the Chelsea ship after the Bournemouth debacle.
Higuain should not only add much needed firepower and a focal point to a Chelsea attack that had become toothless, but his presence also allows Eden Hazard to return to his preferred role on the left of the attack, from where he also scored twice against Huddersfield.
"He's very useful for Eden and they are really very suitable to play together," added Sarri.
Should Higuain and Hazard continue to hit it off, it will give Sarri some badly needed breathing space to try and follow Guardiola's lead by coming good in his second season.


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Oi Mikromesaioi () is a Greek comedy series. It was aired by Mega Channel during the 1992-1993 television season.

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Mega Channel original programming
Greek-language television shows
1992 Greek television series debuts
1993 Greek television series endings
1990s Greek television series
Greek comedy television series


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Orla is a town in Reeves County, Texas, United States.  It lies about  north of Pecos. It is believed to have two residents and has its own post office, located on U.S. Route 285. The post office was established 26 December 1906, with Joshua D. McAdams as first postmaster.

History
Orla was founded in 1890, and served as a section house for the newly built Pecos Valley Railroad, incorporated by John J. Hagerman, an American industrialist, to link Eddy, New Mexico (now Carlsbad), with Pecos, Texas. The population remained small until World War II, when the town's population finally grew, and the number of businesses increased to two to serve the population of nearly 60 residents. The population reached a high of around 250 people when oil, gas, and sulfur activity brought more workers to the region in the 1960s.

Today, due to the new oil price increase, the town has been brought back, with three new gas stations, two restaurants, multiple camps and worker housing units, and varying construction companies.

Climate
This area has a large amount of sunshine year-round due to its stable descending air and high pressure.  According to the Köppen climate classification, Orla has a desert climate, Bwh on climate maps.

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Geography of Reeves County, Texas
Ghost towns in West Texas


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Dimon 2024!
It begins anew.
Dear readers: It pains us greatly to write this. But, unlike Donald Trump, we must face unpleasant facts when they are indisputable and undeniable:
Jamie Dimon is not going to be the next president of the United States.
Indeed, much to our (and Marianne Lake's) chagrin, he's almost certainly not going to be the next Treasury Secretary, either, or hold any other formal or informal position in the incoming Biden administration.
But, you guys, take heart: For we can be the first to announce that Jamie Dimon is going to be the next next (or, should the actuarial tables catch up with Joe Biden in the next four years, the next next next) president of the United States of America.
"I'm a patriot before I'm the C.E.O. of JPMorgan…."
"If you travel out of Washington, D.C. and New York City, there is deep, deep, deep frustration" with political leaders, particularly over stimulus negotiations.
"This is childish behavior on the part of our politicians," Dimon said about an impasse between Democrats and Republicans over how much additional spending should be authorized.
The two parties should split the difference between the amounts they want to devote to coronavirus relief, he said.
"Just get it done," he said, declining to blame one side over the other…. "Taxing my income a little bit more, that does not hurt growth," he said. "Taxing capital formation, over time, hurts growth. We should have a competitive international tax system for business."
″[H]umility, openness, fairness [and] being authentic" are most important – "not [being] the smartest person in the room or the hardest working person in the room," Dimon, who runs the nation's largest bank and oversees more than 250,000 employees globally, told LinkedIn editor in chief Daniel Roth in a recent video.
"Management is: Get it done, follow-up, discipline, planning, analysis, facts, facts, facts. It's [getting] the right people in the room, kill the bureaucracy, all of these various things," Dimon told Roth. "But the real keys to leadership aren't just doing that."
It's about having "respect for people," not about having "charisma" or "brain power," he said….
If you're "selfish" or "take the credit" when it isn't warranted, others are "not going to want to work," which will impact efficiency on the job.
Looks like Jamie's already got his eye on the presumptive Republican nominee in 2024. And the latest plank in his presidential platform is bad news for the Biterati.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, speaking at the New York Times DealBook Summit on Wednesday, reiterated that bitcoin is "just not my cup of tea." He also predicted governments will soon regulate it more stringently.
JPMorgan's Dimon says 'childish' U.S. politicians are preventing stimulus package [Reuters]
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: People with these traits succeed—'not the smartest or hardest-working in the room' [CNBC]
Jamie Dimon says chief executives have to step up as leaders outside of business [DealBook]
Jamie Dimon says bitcoin is 'not my cup of tea' even as JPMorgan has warmed to crypto [Yahoo! Finance]
Childish BehaviorJamie DimonPresident TrumpCryptocurrenciesBipartisan Fear And Loathing2020 ElectionJPMorgan Chase2024 ElectionJoe Biden
It's Not Jamie Dimon's Fault He Can't Help Sounding Presidential
Maybe all of you Bernie Bros should have thought about that before scaring him out of the race and leaving us with Joe Biden.
Jamie Dimon's Presidential Campaign Platform Makes For A Quasi-Interesting Annual Shareholders Letter
It's all coming together.
Mike Bloomberg Decides Being A Billionaire Is Way Better Than Being President
It's yet another way in which he's intellectually superior to the man he won't be succeeding.
Jamie Dimon Feeling Twinge Of Concern About President Trump, Dan Loeb Not So Much
Seriously or literally, everyone is just spitballing.
JPMorgan Places Child In Charge Of Childish Cryptocurrencies
Oliver Harris may not have to shave yet, but he's Jamie Dimon's new pointman on matters blockchain.
Someone Is Getting Marianne Lake's Hopes Up Again
An unidentified regulator has some bad news for Jamie Dimon.
Man Who Made $31.5 Million Last Year Still Not A Fan Of Socialism
Comrade Sanders is threatening to erode society, by which Jamie Dimon presumably means his $1.7 billion (and growing!) fortune.
JPMorgan Trader Gets COVID At Highly Inconvenient And Embarrassing Time
A week before his colleagues are being ordered back to the office and at the same time that Jamie Dimon is extolling the plan's virtues.


A Magical Musical Evening produced by Centre Stage Productions.
In aid of Hospice Isle of Man.
A night of entertainment including performances from Alexandra Slater, and so much more.
Friday 10th May 2019 at the Erin Arts Centre.
The Mannin Hotel, Portafino Restaurant, The Abbey Restaurant & The Foot Health Clinic.


(Free Press Release) IT Recruitment Agency Mount Recruitment is running a competition to win the new Ipad 2 with 32GB hard drive in a bid to attract those hard to contact candidates!
April 10, 2011 - IT Recruitment Agency Mount Recruitment is running a competition to win the new Ipad 2 with 32GB hard drive in a bid to attract those hard to contact candidates!
The Ipad 2 is the latest hot gadget to own but not everyone can justify going out and buying the latest version, especially if they already own the original Ipad!
Well now the IT Recruitment Agency is giving you the chance to win an ipad 2 for free!
To enter the prize draw you simply add a link to their site (html code below) and let them now when and where you have done so.
As soon as Mount Recruitment reaches the top 3 for the term "IT Recruitment Agency" then a winner will be drawn at random!
Director Grant Bodie said "It is important within Recruitment to generate candidates in as many ways as possible and so this competition has been devised as a way to increase our profile and ultimately reward our existing clients, candidates and social media followers".
He added "We offer a range of services to our clients now with Online Job Advertising credits at £199 to full end to end recruitment but these services need to be seen by as many people as possible, hopefully this competition will help that happen...and get someone a nice new toy at the same time!".
To find out more about this Ipad competition visit the articles section of the Mount Recruitment website.


The ordering dates for RIA and ELISA products with periodic release dates are now available below. If you have standing orders for any of these items, you only need to let Customer Care know if you wish to change the quantity for your delivery.
The ordering dates for RIA and ELISA products with periodic release dates are now available below. If you have standing orders for any of these items, you only need let customer care know if you wish to change the quantity for your delivery.
Demeditec Diagnostics is a German company specialising in assays for the clinical laboratory and research labs. The technologies include radioactive (RIAs) and non-radioactive (ELISA, PCR, rapid tests) assays.
The FARR assay remains a standard for serological diagnosis and management of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE).
Circulating antibodies to dsDNA are strongly associated with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE).