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WEB EXCLUSIVE | Governor Gavin Newsom will remain in office after a California recall election on Sept. 14. The total estimated state and county costs to administer the recall election was $276 million,...
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WEB EXCLUSIVE Today was the most shocking day for the American people since Sept. 11, 2001 – our generation's most striking equivalent so far. But instead of foreign terrorism threatening our country,...
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San Francisco youth will help staff 588 polling places for Election Day on Nov. 3 as senior citizens, who generally make up the majority of poll workers, are unable to work during the pandemic. The...
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San Francisco voters will have a chance to give young people a voice in politics with Proposition G, or Vote16SF, which would allow 16 and 17 year olds to vote in local elections. "Local political...
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President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden took to the stage in Ohio last night for the first presidential debate, but spent so much time interrupting each other that it was challenging...
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WEB EXCLUSIVE Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away last week, leaving a vacant spot on the bench, prompting many to mourn the loss and sparking the debate as to whether the nominee for...
Election results not an excuse for hate
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Threats to women in hijabs, walls graffitied with racist and xenophobic statements and even middle-schoolers chanting "Build the wall!" in their lunchroom have circulated through social media in recent...
Presidential outcome stuns community
A recap of the morning, in mourning, and the days that preceded.
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Women must realize voting power
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I felt my insides turn as Donald Trump pledged "Nobody has more respect for women than I do" after being confronted by moderators during the second debate about the behind-the-scenes "Access Hollywood"...
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Two presidential candidates dropped out of the race for nomination yesterday, clearing the playing field for the one remaining candidate, resulting in confusion, disagreement and disappointment among many. Despite...
Next year's Student Body Council elected
Liana Lum, Editor-in-Chief • April 25, 2016
Standing center stage behind the podium of Syufy Theatre, Student Body Council candidates gave speeches and showed promotional videos during this morning's assembly, sharing their qualifications for...


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Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo sent a cash prize for the championship of Europe on football of 2016 to help children ill with cancer.
One of the most highly paid athletes, footballer Cristiano Ronaldo (Cristiano Ronaldo) gave the prize for the European championship 2016 in the amount of 275 thousand Euro to the charity Fund, which helps children with cancer.
Such a noble gesture the player makes is not the first time. After the Champions League, he also sent to charity 600 thousand euros.
Portugal won the European championship with the score 1:0, scoring the winning goal in stoppage time in the final of the mast against team France. Cristiano Ronaldo in the match almost did not participate in the beginning of the game he got injured and was forced to leave the pitch in the 20th minute of the match.
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DISH to enter mobile fray with $5bn deal for Sprint's assets
DISH strikes $5bn deal for Sprint/T-Mobile assets
DoJ approves mobile mega-merger after DISH deal announced
Sprint's & T-Mobile's long-running merger saga nearing completion
DISH Network has reached a deal with Sprint to buy the mobile operator's pre-paid businesses in the US, paving the way for Sprint to complete its merger with T-Mobile.
DISH to become mobile operator in $5bn deal
The US Department of Justice has rubber-stamped the long-running T-Mobile and Sprint merger following the announcement of Sprint's deal with DISH.
The deal with DISH will see the broadcast company buy Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, while it will also take on Sprint's 800MHz spectrum assets. The deal also means that DISH's wireless customers will have access to the combined T-Mobile network for seven years.
DISH will also have an option to take on leases for certain cell sites and retail locations that are decommissioned by the New T-Mobile, the combined T-Mobile/Sprint said in a statement.
The deal also includes an agreement to enter negotiations for T-Mobile to lease some or all of DISH's 600MHz spectrum.
The T-Mobile/Sprint merger will see the forming of a third major carrier in the US in order to compete with AT&T and Verizon. By selling assets to DISH, it means the market will stay with four major facilities-based mobile operators.
DISH said that to facilitate the deal, it has committed to deploy a 5G broadband network capable of serving 70% of the U.S. population by June 2023.
"These developments are the fulfillment of more than two decades' worth of work and more than $21 billion in spectrum investments intended to transform DISH into a connectivity company," said DISH co-founder and chairman Charlie Ergen. "Taken together, these opportunities will set the stage for our entry as the nation's fourth facilities-based wireless competitor and accelerate our work to launch the country's first standalone 5G broadband network."
Read more: Dish eyeing $6bn deal for T-Mobile-Sprint assets
The assets are valued at around $5 billion, with $1.4 billion of that for the prepaid units and the rest for the 14MHz of 800MHz spectrum. The deal will complete once T-Mobile's merger with Sprint finalises.
"We've been here before," said Ergen. "When we entered pay-TV with the launch of our first satellite in 1995, we faced entrenched cable monopolies, and our direct competitor was owned by one of the largest industrial corporations in the world. As a new entrant, DISH encountered many skeptics who questioned our ability to succeed. But, customers loved the disruption we brought to the marketplace with innovations such as a 100-percent digital experience, local-into-local broadcast, the DVR and ad-skipping.
"Our substantial investments, constant innovation, aggressive pricing and commitment to the customer led us to become the third largest pay-TV provider. As we enter the wireless business, we will again serve customers by disrupting incumbents and their legacy networks, this time with the nation's first standalone 5G broadband network."
For Deutsche Telekom-owned T-Mobile and SoftBank-owned Sprint, it brings the long-running merger saga a step closer to completion. The FCC and DoJ are both required to approve the deal before it can move forward, but FCC chairman Ajit Pai has already said he plans to approve the deal.
"The T-Mobile and Sprint merger we announced last April will create a bigger and bolder competitor than ever before – one that will deliver the most transformative 5G network in the country, lower prices, better quality, unmatched value and thousands of jobs, while unlocking an unprecedented $43B net present value in synergies. We are pleased that our previously announced target synergies, profitability and long-term cash generation have not changed," said T-Mobile CEO and New T-Mobile CEO John Legere.
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Fort Stockton, TX 79735
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Saddle up the horses and get ready for a trip back to the Wild West in historic Fort Stockton.
Located deep in the heart of West Texas, the city is a living tribute to frontier life, when Comanche Indians, cattle rustlers, and American soldiers came to find water, buffalo, or just a stiff drink.
It's still a great place to get that drink, as well as eat delicious food and see some amazing sights.
Fort Stockton's history reflects the tale of the American frontier. In 1858, soldiers of the 1st and 8th Infantries arrived from nearby Fort Lancaster to garrison near the Comanche Springs at what was known as Camp Stockton.
They were tasked with protecting travelers heading west to Mexico and California from San Antonio, many of whom used the area as a stopping point due to the abundance of water provided by the springs.
In 1867, the camp gave way to the new, more permanent Fort Stockton, and troops would remain stationed there until it was finally abandoned in 1886.
By then, the threat of Indian attack was over and farmers had moved in to grow crops by irrigating with the natural springs and the Pecos River. Sheep and cattle ranches started to thrive, bringing to town cowboys and gunslingers before 20th-century civilization won the day and the Old West faded into the sunset.
Although the soldiers are long gone, Historic Fort Stockton still stands guard over the city from its location at the intersection of Fifth and Rooney Streets.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the fort compound includes three buildings from the Officers' Row, the limestone Guard House, two reconstructed Enlisted Men's Barracks and Kitchens, and the parade ground. You can find information on the fort and its history at the on-site museum and visitor's center.
The fort is just one of many historic treasures that await you in Fort Stockton. Embark on the Fort Stockton Historic Driving Tour to discover more than a dozen of the town's historic sites, like the Pecos County Courthouse, the Historic Old Jail of 1884, and the Annie Riggs Memorial Museum.
The latter includes amazing relics like the tusks of a Columbian mammoth in the Archeology Room and the desk of murdered Sheriff A.J. Royal. While not all the buildings on the tour are open to the public, the Grey Mule Saloon certainly is, and you won't want to miss stopping in for a glass of wine at this unique tasting room.
For a refreshing drink of a different sort, The Garage coffeehouse is a hip spot to order a latte and hear live music. There are also a handful of terrific Tex-Mex restaurants in Fort Stockton that serve up authentic enchiladas, tacos, and margaritas.
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NSW drivers warned of wet weather
The likelihood of being involved in a car accident is set to rise over the next few days, as the state prepares for a period of wet weather.
NSW Police warned motorists to be extra careful this week to ensure the safety of themselves and other road users if weather conditions take a turn for the worse.
Assistant Commissioner John Hartley, commander of the force's Traffic and Highway Patrol Command, provided drivers with a number of tips to prevent accidents.
"We are reminding people that they must drive to the conditions by increasing stoppage distances and reducing speeds in wet conditions and when vision is reduced," he explained.
"While the vast majority [of] people using our roads do so safely and responsibly, with wet weather predicted over the next few days, drivers have to be more vigilant."
Operation Safe Arrival reaches Day 10
Yesterday (December 29) marked the tenth day in NSW Police's Operation Safe Arrival initiative, which is targeting reckless driver behaviour across the state.
During the day, officers caught 807 people speeding – 43 more than within the same 24-hour period in 2013. However, there was a significant drop in the number of drink drivers stopped, with only 34 out of 43,397 individuals exceeding the alcohol limit.
The previous day, only 21 drivers were found to be under the influence of alcohol, with more than 52,400 tested. This was an 80 per cent reduction on the previous year.
Despite the improvements, Mr Hartley condemned any motorists who threaten the safety of other road users.
"It beggars belief that some of those arrested yesterday (December 27) are still alive. Their antics are absolutely deplorable."
Reckless drivers
NSW Police highlighted a number of examples of dangerous behaviour over the last few days, including a 19-year-old man who was caught travelling at 125 km per hour (km/h) in a 110 km/h zone.
Officers found he was also driving using a disqualified P1 provisional licence. He was issued with both a speeding infringement notice and a field court attendance notice.
The owner of a 2010 Ferrari 458 Italia had his licence suspended on the spot after he was pulled over for travelling at 120 km/h in a 60 km/h zone.
According to NSW Police, the car had been bought within the last couple of days from another driver who had also been caught exceeding the speed limit by more than 45 km/h on Tuesday (December 23).


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Humans |	 December 27, 2019
10 Scientific Reasons Society Is Like It Is And Why We Can't Fix It
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Despite what the media would have you believe, we're actually living in the most peaceful time in human history. There's no doubt that the world is in a bit more chaos than it was, say, five years ago, but largely, it's still way better than even fifty years ago. We're just more connected than ever, giving us a direct glimpse into global human suffering we've never had before.
See Also: 10 Indications That Western Society Is Collapsing
That said, 'more peaceful than any time in history' isn't really saying much, as human history has been excessively violent for the most part. We may be more civilized and peaceful than before, but there's still a lot to be done. We still live in times of gross mass deprivation and chaos in huge swathes of the world, with millions of people going through their own unique apocalypse scenario on a daily basis. You'd think that after so many millennia of existing, we'd have figured out how to fix the worst aspects of our civilization. Clearly, we haven't.
As it turns out, there are perfectly legit, scientific reasons for why our society – and psyche – is inherently hardwired in a way that makes it difficult to solve the larger issues.
10We're Surprisingly Easy To Fool
A logical fallacy is one of those things that are surprisingly difficult to spot, but impossible to miss once you know what you're looking for. From advertising to politics, we're bombarded with logical arguments that fall apart under the slightest scrutiny. As an example, politicians around the world regularly attack whistleblowers and people putting spotlight on an issue rather than the issue itself (known as ad hominem in the logical fallacy circles). The worst part? We fall for it, as it's not always as clearly obvious.
It's not because we're all are simply dumb, it's just that logical fallacies are incredibly difficult to spot by our brains, especially the ones hidden beneath otherwise-reasonable arguments. Another reason they're so persuasive is that they appeal to the part of the brain that already wants to be convinced to some extent. To use the previous example, someone who already thinks that whistleblowers are bad for society – the degree of their conviction notwithstanding—is more likely to discredit their information and attack their personal life than someone with a neutral or favorable stand on them.[1]
9 We're Bad At Probability
Let's say that an asteroid is hurtling towards Earth, and the probability of collision is one in million. That sounds like something that would make most people panic, as an asteroid flying towards Earth with any odds is a bad thing. Interestingly, though, if you raise the odds to somewhere around one in ten thousand, chances are that your panic would be similar. That's despite the fact that the earlier odds weren't that high, as asteroids are hurtling towards Earth with some probability all the time.
The reason that happens is because people are intuitively bad at gauging probability. If a coin lands on tails five times, most people would think that the probability of heads on the next go is higher, even if it's 50/50 for all the throws, regardless of previous outcome.
This inability to intuitively understand probability results into larger problems. For an example, this is how politicians prop up non-issues over genuine, widespread problems and win. As long as the problem looks threatening enough, it would resonate with most of us, even if it's statistically not that likely to happen.[2]
8 We Automatically Associate Ourselves With Groups
Conflict has been a part of human society for as long as we know, and most of it happens between groups. It doesn't matter where the divisions lie – religion, country, sects, familial clans etc. – we find a way to get some people together, find common cause and fight with others doing the same. Associating with groups has been a pretty great survival strategy, too, as the strongest groups in history are the only ones that survived.
On the other hand, it's also what causes problems like racism and religious wars. It doesn't matter if your group is generally peaceful and awesome; someone would say that it's the best and seek to destroy the others in its name sooner or later.
Why does this work so well every time? It's because we're evolutionarily trained to do that. Many studies – including ones done on babies—have proven that humans are born with an inbuilt preference for people that're similar to us, which makes perfect sense as we're social, group-based creatures. Research has also shown that we're attracted to people who're like us, which makes sure that the bloodlines don't stray too far from our respective group. It doesn't mean that nature is racist, it just means that societal evils like racism come from the same evolutionary mechanism that once gave us a definite advantage in hostile conditions.[3]
7 We Require Chaos And Destruction To Progress
'Why can't we just sit and build things instead of fighting each other' is a sentiment almost everyone who doesn't profit from conflict would agree with. It seems to be true, too, as we already have the tools and resources to innovate and progress without having to fight for them. Sure, there was a time when invasion and war for necessary to obtain rare resources and gain technological advances, but in a world of free global trade, that isn't a problem anymore. So, why don't we?
The answer is simple; we literally need war and conflict to technologically innovate. An overwhelming number of our most useful everyday tech has come from times of war. It's not just about technology; our modern ideas of liberty, human rights, democracy and so many things we now take for granted were formulated as direct results of war. So many prosperous and technologically advanced empires in history were also coincidentally the ones with a new type of technology on the battlefield, or at least a new way to use existing technology, which carried over to civilian applications. Building new types of arrows gave way to better knowledge of aerodynamics, improving armor made us better at metal working etc.
It's not because humans are inherently bloodthirsty. Because of our violent history, we're able to come up with new things much more efficiently when we're faced with conflict and existential threat. That's not to say that peaceful times in history have been devoid of any technological innovation, though most of them were built on the heels of massive wars themselves.[4]
6 Human Memory Is Scarily Unreliable And Easy To Manipulate
We've all heard about the dangers of revisionism and repeating the mistakes of history, and yet, we still do it without abandon anyway. Many countries around the world are fighting for reasons similar to those as far back as hundreds of years ago. It makes you wonder if we're just bad at record keeping, or simply doomed to repeat our mistakes over and over again by some higher entity.
As it turns out, it's neither of those. We're actually pretty good at learning from our mistakes, as is clearly demonstrated by our ability to evolve. When it comes to public memory about past events, though, our memory is surprisingly shaky and easy to manipulate. Many studies have shown that as long as your argument is convincing enough, it's quite easy to plant outright faulty memories and get away with it. Memory is also not an accurate representation of how you remember, but a jumbled-up version created by your brain based on best guesses and projections.[5]
5 Our History Is Unreliable
People think of history as facts set in stone, as how can it not be? Keeping a record of history has always been one of the most qualified jobs in almost all societies in history, and we have to say that historians have done a good job at it, too. That's why we believe them when they say that history isn't actually facts at all, but our best guess at what happened based on what we could find.
That's made worse by the fact that record keeping has been limited to specific sections of societies throughout history, which means that a lot of different groups and timelines are excluded from what we know as popular history. Finding different voices and corroborating information from different sources is a big part of a historian's jobs, though it's not possible in more cases than you'd imagine. Huge chunks of our history – especially in the southern half of the world – are either unreliable or outright missing, along with crucial advancements in aspects like agriculture, politics, technology etc.[6]
4 Emotions Over Rationality
Take a look around the world, and you'd feel lucky to live in a largely peaceful country (if you live in a largely peaceful country, of course). Even today, many countries are ruled by authoritarian regimes, with curtailed freedoms and lack of fundamental rights. The worst part? Many of those regimes have widespread support from the people. Heck, some are even democracies. That's right, much like our history, people are actually choosing obviously harmful leaders.
If you think it's because some populations are simply too dumb to make the right decisions, that's not just inappropriate, but also pretty inaccurate. As proven by the Second World War, a country doesn't need to be a third world conflict zone to actively support dictators or dictatorial regimes.
The reason people still elect extremists and authoritarian rulers is that we're not really good at listening to our rational minds. The emotional part of the brain overrides the rational part almost every time, and we're not just talking about electing dictators. It affects the politics of functioning democracies, too. Our lack of rationality is why policy-making is more about appealing to the emotions of your voter (and donor, of course) base than implementing solutions that would actually help, even – and especially—when those two things are on conflicting sides.[7]
3 We're Naturally Inclined To Conform
Social change – the good kind, anyway – is almost always a result of civil disobedience and social unrest. From women getting voting rights after decades of agitation in USA to the French Revolution inspiring ideas of liberty and personal freedom around the world, we owe a lot to people who didn't just agree to societal norms of their day and decided to fight to change them. The only problem? Many of these cases were hundreds of years in the making, and only happened in the more recent chapters of history.
For the most part, people were just content with how things were, even if things get progressively worse the further back you go in history. Science backs it, too. We'd much rather conform to existing status quo for as long as we could rather than shake things up, because that's just how we're built. It's evolutionarily costly to shake the existing structure of the society you're in, which would have been important during our early days. Even those cases of unrest (and most other rebellions in history, even the failed ones) happened when things got so bad that people didn't have any other option but to revolt, like economic stagnation and exorbitant taxes on a population already suffering from the excesses of war.[8]
2 We Don't Trust Each Other
Even in 2019, it's still ridiculously easy to turn people against a particular group for political reasons, and we're not just talking about any one country here. Hate crimes and sectarian violence is on the rise (again!) around the world, even at a time when everyone is so connected with each other. Mistrust between various races and other groups made sense in, say, 1800s—when no one knew any better to not hate one another – though it certainly doesn't anymore.
According to science, the real reason we're still unable to trust each other is just that; we're physically unable to trust each other. Many studies have found that people are simply not wired to trust one another, which probably has to do with the dog-eat-dog era that has been our collective history. There's also a definite trust deficient among people around the world, and it's on the rise in many countries including the United States. So, when economic and social conditions in a vulnerable country get worse and extremist leaders start gaining ground, it's easy to turn that lack of trust into all-out hatred.[9]
1 More Power Is Related To Reduced Empathy
Even if things seem to be good in many parts of the world, there are still regions that are grappling with severe problems. That's not to mention the problems that're looming ahead for all of us, like rising sea levels and pollution. Unsurprisingly, many of these problems could be solved overnight if the richest and most powerful people around the world decided to donate even a tiny percentage of their wealth.
If you think it's because they lack empathy, you'd be right. Not in the way that it's only the cold ones that can be rich and powerful, but more because we all lose empathy when we gain power. It's not just us saying it; studies prove that people become less socially aware and emotionally alert with rising social status and power level at the workplace. It's just the way we evolved, explaining – in essence – the biggest and most ironical problem with our world; the more power you have to change the society, the less likely you are to care about actually doing it.[10]
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Okay, so that shot at the OC was specifically to get a rise out of me, wasn't it? There's nothing wrong with the OC! At least circa Season 1!
For all our coinciding tv-watching prefs (Buffy, Gilmore Girls... and... hummmm), perhaps there are some where we just fall apart.... Rachael Ray, for example.
Though you may have a point. I've only caught snippets of more recent OC eps.


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Stone-Age Animation in a Digital World: William Kentridge at MoMA
We're dazzled by digital animation in Up and Avatar, but William Kentridge delivers as much visual wizardry with a chunk of charcoal.
By Ken Carbone 3 minute Read
After the popularity of Pixar's Up and the dynamic digital illusions in Avatar, could the next big technical step in animation come from a piece of charcoal?
Opening today at the Museum of Modern Art an exhibition entitled William Kentridge: Five Themes celebrates the work of the enormously influential South African artist who is a dominant force in contemporary art. Kentridge emerged from relative obscurity in the late '90s with a series of animated films entitled "Nine Drawings for Projection." These were films of expressionistic drawings done in stop motion technique or what Kentridge calls "stone-age animation." These were not mere moving comic strips but grand tableaus that offered rich visual narratives executed in charcoal with astounding virtuosity. Accompanied by an eclectic soundtrack they were thematically dark and complex confronting the social and political turmoil of South Africa with total absence of irony that was refreshing.
To fully appreciate Kentridge's talent it's important to understand his process. These films are created using a single charcoal drawing, repeatedly drawn with slight adjustments and rephotographed, frame by frame, to create the illusion of motion. The effects are mesmerizing, Along with his skilled draftsmanship, Kentridge must possess an inconceivable level of patience.
I'm not sure if it is intentional but this show runs concurrently with the Tim Burton exhibition at MoMA. These two master animators both deal with the "dark side" of life but in radically different ways. Burton's films, scary but cute, are built for the big screen with Hollywood gloss. Kentridge's are tough, minimal, and non-commercial. However, both artists demonstrate a real love of drawing.
Kentridge's films will seduce you as they did me when I first saw them in 2001 at the New Museum in SOHO. But they are only the beginning. His interdisciplinary "portfolio" includes, drawing, painting, theatrical work, sculpture, printmaking, tapestries, live-action film, books, animatronics, opera, collage, acting and directing. This is one busy guy.
The title of the MoMA show could have been William the Conqueror. This formidable talent has descended on New York and is leaving a large footprint. He performed his theatrical monologue "I Am Not Me, the Horse is Not Mine" to a sold out audience at a performance space in Chelsea. He was the subject of a glowing profile in a recent issue of the New Yorker. On March 5, a Kentridge directed and designed production of Shostakovich's The Nose will open at The Metropolitan Opera.
This MoMA exhibition is the fourth stop on a world tour that began at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. It will continue on to Paris, Vienna, Jerusalem, and will culminate at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam in the summer of 2011.
The show includes over 120 works in ten mediums, with nearly half of the New York presentation drawn from MoMA's collection of Kentridge's installations, films, drawings, and prints. This show should be seen by anyone in any creative field. In fact, see it twice.
In an interactive Web site visitors can explore the five major themes in his work and see six new videos that include the artist's commentary. At the crowded press opening on Tuesday, Kentridge strolled through the exhibition as a real life extension of the persona he portrays through out his work. He looked proud.
Central to William Kentridge's art is drawing, a humble and often under appreciated skill in the digital age. In his hands simple tools such as charcoal fuel his erudite vision and enable his remarkable versatility. The totality of his creative range and the profound expression of his narrative themes make him incomparable. He is the first superstar artist of the twenty-first century.
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Oracle is sharing plans for building a DIY tablet called the DukePad using a Raspberry Pi with the world. Yes, that Oracle — the same people who develop the Java platform that runs on billions of devices.
It'll cost you around $370 to build your own DukePad. Beyond the Raspberry Pi, you'll also need to pick up an LCD kit. Oracle's plan calls for a 10-inch panel, and from the looks of the cable mess visible through the back side of the DukePad, they needed every last square inch that size affords.
Oracle tacked on a few extras to the default Pi configuration. There's an RJ45 Ethernet port for LAN connections and a two-port USB hub that provides external connections for peripherals. They also sprang for the $25 RasPi camera kit.
It's not the most elegant DIY tablet around, but it is incredibly simple to build. Since the DukePad utilizes plug-and-play components like a USB battery pack, even hardware hacking neophytes should have no trouble slapping one together.
So why is Oracle sharing a Raspberry Pi DIY tablet project? Because it let them show off Java SE Embedded 8 to a crowd of partners and developers at the JavaOne 2013 conference in San Francisco. The DukePad runs a JavaFX user interface designed by Oracle on top of of Raspbian, the Debian remix that's custom-built to run on the Raspberry Pi.
If you're intrigued by the DukePad but don't feel like spending $370 to build one, you can probably shave a few items off Oracle's shopping list. If you can do without a gyro/accelerometer/magnetometer, for example, you can knock off $50. A different Wi-FI, USB hub, and battery pack will save a few bucks, too.


A versatile range of spaces in the heart of SW12, in easy walking distance of Balham station. Our front hall is bright & spacious with a beautiful oak sprung floor. The back hall is ideal for events with food, as it leads to a kitchen, while an adjoining playground also make's it great for children's activities. The meeting room is suitable for workshops, and free wifi is available.


fwiw, in DiskUtility I ran FirstAid on the disk and it didn't return any errors. I don't know what first aid checks for for, I just know that it didn't find anything. There was not a functioning OS on the disk when I ran it.
Disk Utility does filesystem scans, but it doesn't do bad block (surface) scans. For that, you need an application that does surface scans, like Techtool Pro. I think Diskwarrior used to do such scans, but I don't think it does so any more. I'm pretty sure Apple Hardware Test doesn't do a surface scan, either, but I think you probably verified that the other hardware is okay by running it.
BTW, depending on how large your drive is, it can take a day or more to do a surface scan. OTOH, if there are lots of bad blocks, it may catch a few almost immediately and allow you to stop the test.
I'm a little confused that you mentioned downloading Mojave via Disk Utility. Do you mean you tried downloading it by booting into the Recovery Partition?
-- Apple Hardware Test shows no errors, so it's not hardware like RAM, ports, etc. AHT tests the hard drive, but only the sensor and fan (see https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4897338), so you need Disk Utility or some other disk diagnostic to test the drive integrity.
-- Disk Utility tests the drive as okay, so it's not an error at the filesystem level. However, Disk Utility does not do a surface scan (i.e. check for bad blocks).
-- An attempt at a clean install (onto the erased disk) fails, so it's not an installed-software problem, e.g. Microsoft Office isn't your problem.
-- Recovering a very old Time Capsule backup apparently succeeds, but it's still slow. Since the backup contained years-old software and OS, your problem is unlikely to be software creep.
The only diagnostic that remains that I can think of is a surface scan (or bad block scan). If you don't want to try out Techtool Pro or some other application that does such scans, you can try installing the command line utility called badblocks using MacPorts, if you have that installed. I've used it on Ubuntu to do surface scans.


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As Molly Brown spirals down into the deep darkness that's Alzheimer's disorder, her daughter Pamela accompanies her, stumbling to profit the dos, the don'ts and the how tos of loving and taking good care of her in poor health mom in fighting Alzheimer's. A concise self-help booklet, struggling with Alzheimer's outlines for the recent caregiver day-by-day uncontrolled Alzheimer's situations with which he can establish and useful suggestion that may support him make it during the subsequent overwhelming day. Molly and Pamela's incredibly shut mother-daughter bond offers actual poignancy, whereas their uncooked struggles in the course of an inexplicable untamable ailment make it genuine: "Yes," the reader says, "someone will get what's taking place in my life!"
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Q: Why is my regex is not matching? I have some lines in a text file like this:
==Text==

I'm trying to match the start, using this:
line.matches("^==[^=]")

However, this returns false for every line... little help?

A: As I remember, method matches() searches for exact match only.

A: matches automatically anchors the regex, so the regex has to match the whole string. Try:
line.matches("==[^=].*")

A: You can also use String.startsWith("=="); if it is something simple.

A: try line.matches("^==[^=]*==$")

A: Try with line.matches("^==(.+?)==\\s*$")

A: .matches only returns true if the entire line matches. In your case, the line would have to start with '==' and contain exactly one character that was not equals. If you are looking to match that string for the whole line:

line.matches("==[^=]*==")

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I have a HTML web page where I am feeding user entries into a smart contract that is designed to "store" the entries in transactions. I have most of the application working, but I'm having trouble with the transaction call. I keep getting "invalid number of arguments error" or a type mismatch.
If it's not guaranteed or practical to limit it you may use string which is arbitrary length.
A good explanation on why and when to use bytes32 and string can be found here.
How do miners claim gas from an invalid transaction?


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"SCCA is my way to give back and help grow our local business community, which is key to keeping Seward as a sustainable neighborhood."
SCCA Member: Tracy Singleton, Birchwood Café
End-of-the-Year Banquet at An Nuur
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At our end-of-the-year SCCA celebration, SCCA businesses will have a great chance to check out a new neighborhood restaurant and sample a variety of flavors from around the world. An Nuur International restaurant, which features a dine-in restaurant and an adjacent banquet room that is used for weddings and other celebrations, was opened by owner Abdulcadir Haji earlier this year. Mr. Haji is a former Army veteran and has been a businessman all his life, including starting a number of ventures while living in Washington, D.C. An Nuur restaurant, his latest business, aims to provide a variety of cuisines at an affordable price. It's not everywhere that you can find spaghetti and sandwiches next to traditional Somali rice and goat meat, and this is part of what makes Haji's restaurant unique. He also provides drinks – including a delicious sweet tea with cardamom and cinnamon – and has a banquet hall that frequently hosts weddings and other celebrations at night. Mr. Haji is excited about getting involved with SCCA and the Seward community, and we are excited to have him in the neighborhood.
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Q: "Curses in this item are reflected back to you": What does it mean?
The glove shows an additional stat stated

Curses in this item are reflected back to you.

What exactly does it mean by that statement? (An example would be nice too)

A: This means, casting a curse , which is socketed in those gloves, will be cast on the Caster too (but only works with self-casted curses, see.)
An example of its usage: You could use this mechanic to cast Temporal Chains on yourself, increasing the duration of buffs like Immortal Call.


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Canadian ag official: trade and NAFTA essential to prosperity
No two nations depend on each other for economic prosperity more than the U.S. and Canada
Canadian ag official: trade and NAFTA essential to prosperity No two nations depend on each other for economic prosperity more than the U.S. and Canada Check out this story on wisfarmer.com: https://www.wisfarmer.com/story/opinion/editorials/2018/01/07/canadian-ag-official-trade-and-nafta-essential-prosperity/1012039001/
Hon. Lawrence MacAulay Published 11:25 p.m. CT Jan. 7, 2018 | Updated 9:20 a.m. CT Jan. 8, 2018
The Hon. Lawrence MacAulay, is the first Canadian agriculture minister to speak to Farm Bureau members at an annual convention.(Photo: AFBF)
Trade relationships are the foundation for creating economic prosperity between nations, said Canada's Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food.
The Hon. Lawrence MacAulay, who is the first Canadian agriculture minister to speak to Farm Bureau members at an annual convention, said that trade, the North American Free Trade Agreement and building on common interests are the three areas the U.S. and Canada should focus on.
"The closer the U.S. and Canada work together to address common challenges, the more we can grow our economies," he said. "No two nations depend on each other for economic prosperity more than the U.S. and Canada."
Since 1994, trade among NAFTA partners has tripled, and agriculture and food exports from the U.S. to Canada and Mexico have quadrupled.
"The American Farm Bureau knows how vital NAFTA is to our industry," said MacAulay. "We must continue to ensure that North America remains a major building block in our shared economic prosperity. If we grow our trade relationship, we will grow our economies together."
Speaking on NAFTA renegotiation, MacAulay said the main objective is to do no harm to agriculture. "Can NAFTA be updated? Of course. But it's like an old tractor in the barn. We can make it better, but let's not destroy the tractor."
In closing MacAulay thanked Farm Bureau members for their commitment to promoting trade.
"Your presence here speaks to the optimism of the future," he said.
MacAulay is Canada's Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food
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You may have read about the importance of vitamin B in nearly any broad diet plan. The truth is that there are eight vitamins in the B group, which make a complex. The benefits from taking each one are different, but consuming all of them is considered to be healthy.
The B1 vitamin is supporting the immune system and is also responsible for the breakdown of carbohydrates; therefore, the B1 consumption may decrease your fatigue level by bringing more energy from carbos.
This one is an antioxidant, which decreases the damage dealt to skin cells. It also promotes the blood production and lowers the headache occurrences.
It shares the responsibilities of the B1 vitamin but also boosts the level of good cholesterol. The B3 is recommended for those who drink regularly. Ironically, the overdosing damages the liver.
The B5 vitamin promotes healthy skin, reduces acne, and also decreases the thinning of hair. Experts from the best hair salons in New York recommend the B5 vitamin in conjunction with the B7, which decreases the brittleness of hair and nails.
Besides supporting the red blood cells production, the B7 vitamin helps you to sleep well and avoid depression; however, the going above the normal dose leads to numbness in legs and arms.
The folic acid intake prevents anemia and slow memory loss. Pregnant women should consume 1.5 of their normal dose to prevent birth defects. Make sure your pregnant wife has a balanced diet.
One of the most essential vitamins in terms of body construction, the B12 vitamin is involved in DNA creation. It also keeps your nerve and blood cells healthy. Unfortunately for vegans, the B12 comes from meat products only, which means you need to add supplements to your diet.
Consult with your physician about your daily doses of the vitamin B group. Consider blood examinations to check your vitamin level (and test your overall health as well).


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The difference between Chartwells free school meals and private school meals
Chartwells free school meals vs private school meals
By Megan Hinton @MeganJourno1 Digital Reporter
( Image left: Roadsidemum/ Twitter, Images left: Chartwells Independent/ Instagram)
DOWNING Street has said the contents of some free school meal food parcels sent to families are "completely unacceptable" and that the Government is urgently looking into the issue.
It came as the Government faced calls to urgently roll out its national free school meal voucher scheme after images shared on social media showed poor quality and low value packages sent to families during the lockdown.
The Prime Minister's official spokesman told a Westminster briefing: "We're aware of those images circulating on social media, and it is clear that the contents of those food parcels are completely unacceptable.
"The Department for Education is looking into this urgently and the minister for children, Vicky Ford, is speaking to the company responsible and they will be making it clear that boxes like this should not be given to families."
MPs, paediatrics and sector leaders have called for a review of food packages being sent out to families after one mother posted an image of a £30 parcel estimated to contain just over £5 worth of food.
Meanwhile, Chartwells sister company, Chartwells Independent, offers gourmet food to private fee-paying schools.
While these meals will be covered by the fees paid by parents, they include food such as a selection of canapés, coconut, lemongrass and banana leaf wrapped salmon and bouiliabasse.
Credit: Instagram/Chartwellsindependent
Doctors at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) have since written to Education Secretary Gavin Williamson calling for a review of food packages delivered to pupils eligible for free school meals.
It came after Twitter user Roadside Mum, sharing an image of the food parcel she received, said: "2 days jacket potato with beans, 8 single cheese sandwiches, 2 days carrots, 3 days apples, 2 days soreen, 3 days frubes.
"Spare pasta & tomato. Will need mayo for pasta salad.
"Issued instead of £30 vouchers. I could do more with £30 to be honest."
#FreeSchoolMeals bag for 10 days:
2 days jacket potato with beans
8 single cheese sandwiches
2 days carrots
3 days apples
2 days soreen
3 days frubes
Issued instead of £30 vouchers. I could do more with £30 to be honest. pic.twitter.com/87LGUTHXEu
— Roadside Mum 🐯 (@RoadsideMum) January 11, 2021
Chartwells, the education food service company which she said provided the parcel, has said it is "keen to investigate" the food parcel with the relevant school to address any potential operational issues.
Rashford tweeted another picture and wrote: "3 days of food for 1 family… Just not good enough. Then imagine we expect the children to engage in learning from home.
"Not to mention the parents who, at times, have to teach them who probably haven't eaten at all so their children can… We MUST do better."
The footballer, who said he had reached out to Chartwells, tweeted that the company had clarified that they were not the exclusive supplier of free school meals across the UK.
Dr Max Davie, officer for health improvement at the RCPCH, said: "In the last 24 hours, we've seen multiple examples of food parcels provided to families through the free school meals programme.
"As a paediatrician, I can say the contents are not nutritionally sufficient for children and young people. Children who rely on free school meals have worse health outcomes than their peers and deserve proper help. The examples shared are an insult to the dignity of people who rely on this support."
Chartwells said it is fully investigating the images of food parcels circulating on social media, but the company believes many of them are not its hampers.
A spokesperson for Chartwells told PA: "We take our responsibility to provide children with access to nutritious food very seriously.
"We have worked hard to produce food hampers at incredibly short notice during these challenging times.
"Our hampers follow the DfE specifications and contain a variety of ingredients to support families in providing meals throughout the week. In the majority of instances, we have received positive feedback."
On the food parcel shared by Twitter user Roadside Mum, the spokesperson acknowledged the image "falls short of our hamper specification and we are keen to investigate with the relevant school so we can address any operational issues that may have arisen".


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Buckeye NFL Watch: Week Four
By Corey Carpenter on September 28, 2008 at 11:00 am @corey11w
Bob LeBeau jams out the Steel Curtain Blues.
While we relish in the renewed energy of the Buckeye's future NFLers, the current pros have some key matchups today and tomorrow, as bye weeks start to creep into the regular schedule.
To me, the biggest surprise continues to be Donte Whitner and Ashton Youboty. The Bills look to be for real and have a great chance to extend their record to 4-0, with a visit to the struggling St. Louis Rams. Whitner leads the team with 15 solo tackles and Youboty is fourth with 11. The Bills defense have allowed only 7 of 39 third down conversions and 49 total points.
Down in Tampa, Joey Galloway will sit his second straight game with a foot injury, as A.J. Hawk and the Packers renew this old NFC Norris division rivalry, with the winner moving to 3-1. Hawk ranks ninth in the league with 26 tackles, including 19 solo stops and 2 sacks. Ryan Pickett has solidified his starting spot on the D-Line and has chipped in with 9 total tackles on the season. Will Allen plays sparingly for Tampa, recording only 2 tackles on the season.
The game that will showcase the most Buckeyes is Atlanta at Carolina. Chris Gamble, Na'il Diggs and Nate Salley will try to lead Carolina to a victory in this battle for first place in the NFC South. Michael Jenkins, Ben Hartstock, Alex Stepanovich and Simon Fraser will suit up for Atlanta, who have been an early surprise in the NFL, at 2-1, behind Matt Ryan and Michael Turner.
The 11W game of the week is Baltimore at Pittsburgh on Monday night. Former Buckeye great Dick Lebeau is leading another Pittsburgh squad, currently rank second in the league in total defense. LeBeau played on the 1957 National Championship team and you know he has to be licking his chops facing a rookie QB at home on national TV.
LeBeau's defense did their part last week in a 15-6 loss at Philadelphia, holding the Eagles to 260 total yards and the Steelers need a victory to keep pace with Baltimore. Santonio Holmes ranks second on the Steelers with 10 catches for 145 yards, but Troy Smith is still out from his bout of infected tonsils.


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Intervention of Marta Bazima, Acting Director of UNAIDS in Mozambique, World AIDS Day [EN/PT]
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Inhambane,
Her Excellency Nyeleti Mondlane, Minister of Gender, Children and Social Action
His Excellency Doctor Manuel Chapo, Governor of Inhambane Province
Her Excellency ..........Secretary of State of Inhambane Province
Excellency Dr. Francisco Mbofana, Executive Secretary of the National Council to Combat HIV and AIDS
Excellency ....... President of the Municipal Council of Inhambane
Your Excellencies, Representatives of Civil Society
Excellency Dennis Hearne, Ambassador of the United States of America
Distinguished Guests
It is with high esteem that on behalf of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS, I am honored to participate in this ceremony celebrating World AIDS Day under the theme: End Inequalities, End AIDS, End Pandemics.
On this day on this World AIDS Day, special salute goes out to all people living with HIV and solidarity with the entire world as we face the impact of the collision of pandemics.
Let me commend the efforts of the Government of Mozambique in advancing the national response to HIV in a challenging context, as we also fight another pandemic, COVID-19.
We extend our congratulations to the organizations of society and the community in general for their continued engagement in this period, contributing so that services continue to reach the community.Excellencies,
Ladies and Gentlemen 1. It has been 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported. It has been 4 decades in which we have witnessed enormous progress, particularly in expanding access to treatment. By June 2021, 28.2 million people had access to HIV treatment, up from 7.8 million in 2010, although progress has slowed considerably.
This year, the world renewed its commitment to ending AIDS by 2030 in the High Level Political Declaration on AIDS, which sets bold targets that require the commitment of all to achieve them. The new global AIDS strategy establishes an informed roadmap to end AIDS by 2030 and defines the 95-95-95 targets as fundamental to controlling the epidemic.
STOP THE DISEASES, STOP AIDS, STOP THE PANDEMICS is a strong exhortation and reminder of the urgent need for concerted action.
Tackling inequality is a long-standing global promise whose urgency has only increased. In addition to being central to ending AIDS, addressing inequalities will advance the agenda of human rights and access to quality health services, particularly for People Living with HIV and key populations, who face barriers related to stigma and discrimination. Keeping the promise to address inequalities will save millions of lives and benefit society as a whole.
Today we, as the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS, issue a strong warning. AIDS remains a pandemic, the red light is flashing and only by moving quickly to end the inequalities that influence the pandemic can we overcome it.
New HIV infections are not decreasing fast enough worldwide to halt the pandemic, with 1.5 million new HIV infections by 2020 and rising HIV infection rates in some countries, including Mozambique, which has the second highest number of new HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa;
Infections are also following unequal lines. Six out of seven new HIV infections among adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa are occurring among adolescent girls. In Mozambique 3 adolescent girls and young women aged 15-24 are infected with HIV, PER HOUR.
Distinguished participants,
Ending inequalities means no tolerance! no complicity no complacency! to all kinds of violence, gender-based violence! gender-based sexual violence! STOP Violence!
As for women and girls living with HIV, the risks of violence multiply, including from their intimate partners, families, and communities, or when they seek services. Among its many consequences and costs, gender-based violence undermines hard-won gains in preventing HIV and ending AIDS as a public health emergency.
HIV and AIDS-related prejudice, stigma, and discrimination remain one of the greatest challenges to timely access to health services, we cannot bow to this phenomenon! We must say no to stigma and discrimination with increasingly robust actions!
We urgently need sufficient community-led and community-based infrastructure as part of a strong public health system, underpinned by strong civil society accountability; the community at the center of the response!
Excellencies, 1 This date is another moment to reflect on the urgent need to end the inequalities that drive HIV, AIDS and other pandemics around the world. With every minute that passes, we are losing a precious life. We don't have time. We cannot leave anyone behind!
UNAIDS released its AIDS report this week and issued an important warning that if leaders fail to tackle inequalities the world could face 7.7 million* AIDS-related deaths over the next 10 years. UNAIDS further warns that if the transformative steps needed to end AIDS are not taken, the world will also be stuck in the COVID-19 crisis and remain dangerously unprepared for the pandemics ahead.
We can still end AIDS by 2030, but only if we act boldly and together to address inequalitiesExcelências, distintos participantes
To conclude, we reiterate the unconditional support of the United Nations in Mozambique, count on us always! We are together!
AIDS IS NOT OVER YET BUT IT CAN END........
Let's End Inequality,
LET'S END AIDS Let's end pandemics!
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EXPRESS PARKING 30-minute parking comes to Marketplace parking plaza in a limited number of stalls. This will mean easier shopping say Jim Watts, managing director of fastPark and McGregor Wark, senior asset manager at Headwater Projects.
For shoppers in a hurry at Whistler's Marketplace, short visits are now about to get a little sweeter thanks to a new express parking system.
A limited number of storefront 30-minute parking spaces will improve accessibility and efficiency.
The new scheme begins today, May 15.
Despite 49 front-row stalls being changed for this new service, over 85 per cent of parking will still be available for those needing more time; the current two-hour limit remains.
All parking remains free of charge, according to a release from fastPark, which operates the parking lot at Marketplace.
A new motorcycle and scooter parking area is already in place for the summer, in the unused snow dump area. This will free up more car spaces in the general lot.
"It's about convenience and addressing the needs of those visiting the over 30 stores and services located at Marketplace," said Jim Watts, managing director of fastPark.


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The Mayor of Greater Manchester has revealed the organisation commissioned to lead on delivering hundreds of new homes for people previously sleeping rough as the city-region's ground-breaking Housing First scheme gets under way.
Andy Burnham has announced that Great Places Housing Group – a housing association based in Manchester with affordable homes, social housing and supported housing in the North West and Yorkshire – will lead a consortium assisting up to 400 people into their own homes with support over the next three years, backed by £7.6 million of Government funding.
Great Places will work with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and a host of other partner organisations to deliver quality, secure safe places to live across the city-region for individuals with multiple and complex needs who are either homeless or in precarious circumstances regarding their accommodation.
The announcement comes as the figures for rough sleepers assisted by the Mayor's A Bed Every Night scheme – a pledge to provide warm, safe and supported accommodation for those sleeping on the streets in the city-region every night of this winter – show more than 1,400 have been helped indoors since the start of November. Of those, over 300 have already been helped to move through the system and into more secure arrangements away from the streets.
The Mayor has pledged to end the need for rough sleeping in the city-region by May 2020. He said: "This is the latest step on our journey. Housing First is a proven successful model. Delivering a sustainable and impactful Housing First service across Greater Manchester will be crucial if we are to make good on our promise to address the humanitarian crisis that is homelessness, and rough sleeping in particular.
"Great Places have an ambitious approach and their bold aims match ours – in this day and age no-one should be without a home and in Greater Manchester we are doing things differently, choosing to prioritise tackling homelessness as a matter of urgency.
Great Places will begin its work later in the year. Reflecting the success of A Bed Every Night in delivering night shelter provision across all of Greater Manchester, Housing First places will be delivered in every one of the city-region's 10 boroughs. Over time it is anticipated that the partnership will grow with more organisations bringing online further accommodation in years two and three.
CEO of the housing association, Matthew Harrison, said: "This is really good news for the region and for all the partners involved in the delivery of this project over the next three years. This is a consortium that brings significant experience, expertise, passion and commitment and is cross sectorial, bringing together housing, health, people with lived experience and the community and voluntary sector.
Supporting Great Places to achieve a significant and sustainable impact with Greater Manchester's Housing First model will be a number of key partner organisations sharing many years' experience in the sector. The Greater Manchester Housing First project is endorsed by the Greater Manchester Housing Partners and is a consortium of eight partners: Riverside; Regenda Homes; Jigsaw; Stockport Homes Group; Greater Manchester Mental Health; The Bond Board; One Manchester and Great Places.
Greater Manchester's Housing First model is one of three regional pilots funded by central Government, with West Midlands' already under way and Merseyside soon to launch.
Housing First England state that through the provision of intensive, flexible and person-centred support, 70-90% of Housing First residents are able to remain housed – having a place to call home also leads to improvements in people's physical and mental health and wellbeing.
The Finnish model has formed the basis of Greater Manchester's planning – in Helsinki, the approach has cost the national government 300m euros (£260m) over the last decade. However, rough sleeping is now virtually non-existent in the capital city.
In Greater Manchester, Housing First will form a central part of a network of services and approaches delivering a co-ordinated and concerted effort to address rough sleeping and homelessness. Alongside A Bed Every Night, which at the moment is funded to run to the end of March, Housing First will run alongside the £1.8 million SIB as another innovative and successful approach to addressing the crisis of people living without a home.
A Bed Every Night is funded by the city-region's local authorities and is supplemented by private donations from concerned individuals and businesses. For more information and donate visit www.bedeverynight.co.uk.


The 32-foot-tall sculpture Mustang by artist Luis Jiminez rears up at the entrance to Denver International Airport.
Remember that time you demolished a deluxe Casa Bonita dinner and fell into a fitful sleep where you imagined a laser-eyed Blucifer galloping rampant throughout Denver, defacing the landmark Colfax Avenue restaurant with the Colorado Convention Center's Big Blue Bear hot on its trail?
The game, which 9News first reported, is created by Ryan Seabury and features more than 30 notable Denver landmarks, including the Daniels & Fisher Tower on the 16th Street Mall, and Colfax Avenue.
The game's website explains its origin story among images of shooting flames and a photo of the menacing blue horse that rises outside Denver International Airport, of course.
Have you seen those red eyes? It could happen.
While waiting for the lightning storm to strike and jolt the game to life, mobile phone users can check out Seabury's other Colorado-inspired game, Rush 'Hower, where an out-of-control semitrailer barrels down Interstate 70 from the Eisenhower Tunnel during a blizzard, and you're in charge.


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Landon Collins Celebrity Softball Game
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While football season is still far away, it didn't mean that a few New York Giants couldn't test their skills on the softball diamond this past Saturday, June 8 in Rockland County, New York. Thanks to the likes of Giants superfan Joe Ruback known as "License Plate Guy", Washington Redskins safety Landon Collins and former Giants running back Brandon Jacobs, the official "Landon Collins Celebrity Softball Game" became a charitable success for everybody involved.
Within the actual event there were games that featured offensive players against defensive players. This included some competitive, but also humorous showdowns in dodgeball, kickball and softball.
The goal of this year's event was to help raise money for St. Christopher's, Inc. in their efforts to provide clinical and residential services for children.
Even though Collins is no longer a Giant, he felt like it was important for him to come back to New York and host the event again. "It's an honor to be back and to say goodbye to my friends, my family and my fans," said Collins in reference to the magnitude of the softball game.
With the ticket purchases from many Big Blue fans, along with other charitable donations, Ruback and Collins helped raise $30,000 for St. Christopher's, Inc. In an Instagram post after the game, Ruback said, "This check puts our three-year total over $100,000. Thank you all who came out to support. Can't wait till next year."
While the future of this softball game remains a bit unclear, Jacobs couldn't help himself from grabbing the microphone at the end of the night to express his desire for the Jets to show up to next year's event. The close proximity rivalry just might be the perfect play call to raise even more money for their desired charity.
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They are the first agents of this right and duty, and the school, society, will contribute in this task. The role of the family in the socialization of children is vital. The areas in which a child receives all learning are undoubtedly those in which it operates and in which day-to-day related. They are: family, school and society. And education must come through these three channels. The man born into a family that transmits values, roles, patterns of action, attitudes, information … And unwittingly, unintentionally, so vicarious.
At first the family was the only agent of socialization, it was learned to live and coexist with the other members of the tribe. Pera was professionalizing society, human relationships more complicated and was no longer possible to transfer all knowledge to the next generation. It was becoming necessary to prepare people to fulfill the role played by the family before and so there is the school. Today this is an institution established to further contribute to the family in the right to educate their children. Many families want, they can, but sometimes not able to pass the learning needed for life. Sometimes they want, they know they can not, and in others, do not want or can not know. And the school must be in all respects to satisfy the right to education of every human being. Socialization is a internalization of norms and values, beliefs, behavior patterns, and the assumption of values, attitudes, beliefs, takes place largely through emotional and effect of living.
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The subject-subject relationship is the heart of education is the foundation on which stands the whole educational task is a human encounter that requires a transdisciplinary framework that integrates the different fields of knowledge beyond the limits of science. Holistic education of Dr. Ramon Gallegos Nava is a teaching of universal love is a process of forming whole human beings, nurturing the best of human spirit, transcending beyond the instrumental sound training that led to the moral collapse of modern society. Universal love is the holistic intelligence, consciousness to give direction and meaning to our actions that promote peace and harmony, supported in our understanding of life. The purpose and basis for genuine education is universal love, whose meaning is an orientation to fraternity and welfare humanity, based on the understanding and certainty. "The certainty is the inner light of the Self, the intelligence, the supreme insight of Being, both come together in the way of universal love, the way of the perennial philosophy." The intelligence and certainty are the inner light of compassion, it is the quality that allows educators we treat students as human beings, genuinely interested in them, listen, talk, respect their individuality, to investigate fundamental questions together impose life without conclusions, allowing them to realize their inner journey. Holistic education is a process of continuous inquiry and learning about ourselves and our relationship with the Kosmos that encourages holistic awakening of intelligence, the birth and development of the own certainty, to live consciously with joy. "Intelligence is the resource to know ourselves deeply into the Kosmic context in which we, the self is the foundation of wisdom, prudence and responsibility.


Faustino research interests focus on the chemo-enzymatic synthesis and development of novel bioactive compounds from natural renewable sources (amino acids, bile salts, phospholipids, and terpenoids) with potential therapeutic applications as antimicrobial, drug delivery and transfection agents. She is also interested in the study of supramolecular aggregation and rheological behavior of biological/pharmaceutically relevant colloidal systems.
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When wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in the United States after being absent nearly 70 years, the most remarkable 'trophic cascade' occurred. What is a trophic cascade and how exactly do wolves change rivers? George Monbiot explains in this movie remix
ABOUT JOHN WOODEN
John Wooden was born in 1910 and died just a few months shy of his 100th birthday. He was an American basketball player but was perhaps most fondly remembered as a coach. Nicknamed the "Wizard of Westwood" Wooden led UCLA to ten NCAA national championships in a 12 year period. Under his leadership UCLA broke records including winning an incredible seven championships in a row. Unsurprisingly, he was named national coach of the year over five times. His playing career was also hugely successful having been the first player to be named basketball All-American three times. He went on to inspire greats such as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and is widely recognised as one of the greatest figures in basketball history.
According to his autobiography, Wooden turned down an offer to coach the Los Angeles Lakers from owner Jack Kent Cooke that may have been ten times what UCLA was paying him.
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Knowledge is power in every aspect of life. Imagine driving a car without a basic understanding of the rules of the road, or even how to operate it. That's quite a scary thought.
That same study also found that 18 percent of Americans routinely spend more than their household income. Additionally, it found that one-in-five Americans have overdue medical bills.
The reality is that knowledge puts people, retirees especially, in a powerful position. Unfortunately, however, far too many Americans lack the power to control their financial futures. But education lays the foundation for a journey towards a successful and sound financial future.
One of the obstacles to increasing financial knowledge is what has been called the "Lake Wobegon effect," the idea that we all consider ourselves to be above average. It is a self-assessment that prevents many people from learning an adequate amount of what they need to. But whatever your knowledge level may be, it should be recognized that an ever-evolving financial landscape puts a premium on continual learning.
If you are committed to increasing your financial literacy, a good beginning is never being afraid to ask questions of financial professionals. At Baron Silver Stevens Financial Advisors, LLC, we act in a professional and fiduciary manner so that our clients are educated on their path to financial success. Contact our Boca Raton office today to learn more about protecting your financial future with a financial education.


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