Outreach is a multi-stakeholder magazine which is published daily at UNCSD 2012 preparatory meetings. Capturing stakeholder voices at the first Intersessaional for Rio+20, two editions of Outreach were produced at the conference and also disseminated online to those unable to attend the event. Click here to read the articles.
In order to capture the many different voices represented at the climate change negotiations, Stakeholder Forum produced Outreach, a multi-stakeholder magazine on environment and sustainable development, from the conference floor of the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties-16 (COP16) in Cancún, Mexico.
As one of the four publications officially recognized by the UNFCCC Secretariat, Outreach acted as a conduit for the multifarious opinions of stakeholders, including regional and local governments, women, indigenous peoples, trade unions, industry, youth and Southern NGOs.
Outreach contributors were diverse and represented an array of voices; from youth groups working to improve Chinese and US environmental relations amongst young people, to the President of the Republic of Nauru on climate impacts across the Pacific, and the opinions of activists such as Sunita Narain. As well as harnessing the opinions of stakeholders, Outreach also allowed space for key thinkers and climate experts to unpack issues of relevance to the negotiations.
Throughout COP16, Outreach was distributed daily as a hard copy magazine to delegates and civil society representatives in the corridors of the conference venue and at the civil society side event venue. Online, Outreach was also distributed as an html email to a range of list serves to reach those unable to attend the conference. Outreach articles could also be accessed online at http://www.stakeholderforum.org/sf/outreach2010/ and continue to be available at this address.
On 25th October 2007 Stakeholder Forum launched UNEP's flagship publication the GEO 4 in London. The launch attracted a big audience and generated a wide media coverage including The Times, The Independent, the Financial Times, BBC, Channel 4, Al Jazeera, NHK-Japan Broadcasting, Greek national radio and Sky News as well as news agencies such as Reuters and the AP. To find out more about the London launch of the GEO 4 just click below.
In order to capture the many different voices represented at the climate change negotiations, Stakeholder Forum produced our daily publication, Outreach, from the conference floor of the UNFCCC Committee of the Parties-15 in Copenhagen. For a unique insight into the views, recommendations and observations of a wide range of actors, organisations and sectors, have a flick through the 10 editions of Outreach.


People who feel included and wanted, who know that their presence on the job is important – are less apt to be late or absent. Anyone who could come up with a guaranteed cure for lateness and absenteeism could sell the secret and retire in style.
Lateness and absenteeism are perennial problems for which there seems no cure – you must make it a point to continually work at it. Why? Well, one is to be sure – through personal contact and explanation – that everyone appreciates the problems that lateness and absence create. If one person is frequently late, why shouldn't everyone be? And if everyone is late, why shouldn't someone else come in even later? Obviously there's only one sensible place to draw the line – everyone should be ready to start work on time.
When people are unexpectedly late or absent, adjustments have to be made at the last minute. These are almost always costly and inefficient. Be sure to explain this thoroughly. It is important, too, for the person who supervises others to practice promptness and regularity as well. Regular hours, conscientiously observed by management team, set a good example for everyone. When people are late several times, don't ignore it. Talk to them about the problem they are creating. Stress the importance of their conduct as an example to others and ask for their cooperation.
When people have excessive absences, don't ignore that, either. Stop by the next day and tell them how much they were missed. Do point out the costly last-minute changes that have to be made, the work that is not done nearly as well as it could have been when they are out so often. Also, take more time to appreciate the work people do. Show that you count on them. Make them feel needed, wanted, and important.
If excessive lateness or absenteeism continues, probe for root cause. Is the job too boring? Has it lost its challenge? If these are the reasons, what can you do to remedy the situation?
And what if this constructive approach, applied time and again, doesn't seem to help? Well, there may come a time when you reluctantly may have to exercise progressive discipline action.
Are lateness and absenteeism problems in my department?
Do I pay enough attention to this area – or just close my eyes to it?
Have I really tried a constructive approach?


Maggie O'Neill's dream of a new place to live turns into a nightmare: the apartment manager is found dead before she can even sign the lease. And Maggie finds herself not only searching for a new home--but for a frightfully clever killer.
New York : Berkley Prime Crime, ©2011.
O'Neill, Maggie (Fictitious character) > Fiction.
Clerks (Retail trade) > Fiction.
City and town life > Indiana > Fiction.


Hi Mapping Gurus, I need your help.
So since c is an array , I have tried different logic to get to the right row.
1- I tried using another parameter (e) to pass a counter or an index to my function. So each time it's looping, it's passing a new value to the function but I'm still getting the first row and I'm not to sure why?
and I'm still getting the first one, look like it's using a different container each time it's looping so the Value is always the same?
4- I created a new user-defined function with the container logic, then it's working but I'm back to the same problem in my main function, it's only looking at e for my counter all the time.
5- I tried using the Seeburger Java Variables and guess what in the main fonction, as new UDF,... and guess what, same result!
So anybody out there that was able to get UDF's working into a multiple context scenario?
I will reward points and beer for any help!
I'm using the counter to loop at field D_234.
The first loop i want to do the select with  then on the second pass select with .
But for what ever logic I put in my select always pict the first entry in the D_234 so .
In my function, D_234 inbound is parameter c.
So I was trying to pass a counter to the function to force to logic to see  on the second loop but this is what I'm not getting to work.
What is the source stucture and what's the logic. If you could explain, will try to sort it out.
one more thing, from your code you always coded like a(0) or b(0) etc.. Actually u've to run a loop and u need to give a(i) or b(i) etc..
2- D_234 is a field under S_LIN segment. S_LIN is under G_SLIN. This what just to explain the structure.
So I have 4 input parameters in my function. Field1, Field2, D_234 and a counter.
And the result is going back to field D_234 in the outbound EDI.
You removed the context before UDF, have you added context by insert SplitByValue[each Value]?
All 3 logics were returning always the first row or a counter of 1 if the logic is in the main ReadTable function.
I am using the result.addValue at the end of the function, When I say "returning the first row" I'm talking about the first row in the field used in the select statement, not the end result on the function.
you debug from there, you should get the reason why the counter is not incremented.
So in the function the counter e still see 1. I think?
setParameter(e, Num); cause the problem.
If you want to setParameter and getParameter from container, you should use different variable, rather than using the passed parameter, espcially, your passed parameter is constants array.
I would like to know your UDF choose which type of cache value ? Context or Queue ?
I didn't want to put all the logic inside the loop in the first place since I was thinking that it would always get the last one.
So I'm now using a remove context with the entire logic in the loop and its working. So Raj was right two hours ago. Thanks to both of you.
Next time you are in Ottawa beer is on me!
Now, how can I split the point?


"Mommy, I fell off my bike and now my knee is all red and swollen!" This is what we commonly refer to and understand as inflammation – swelling. You receive a trauma and your body, specifically your immune system, goes to work. It causes your body to make it swell, send pain signals, cause redness and protect the area.
Your body then sends in the cleanup crew to repair the tissue, to ensure no bad bugs get into the cuts and scrapes. Lastly your body caps it off with a scab (or just bruising) so it can do the repair underneath. This is commonly referred to as acute (sudden or immediate) inflammation.
However, what we have learned is that throughout the body, small traumas to our cells are occurring regularly and quietly. This is due to multiple factors such as stress, infections, toxins, lack of sleep, diet or alcohol. Your diet plays an extremely important role in removing chronic inflammation. It is being vigorously studied throughout the medical sphere, in areas from Alzheimer's (brain) to irritable bowel syndrome (gut) and to cancer (everywhere).
Chronic inflammation has been linked to the development of such serious health conditions as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, Parkinson's, and cardiovascular disease. Also, depression, Alzheimer's, inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's, cancer and other less serious conditions such as allergies and acne.
We have environmental and life stressors all around us, but diet is something we can all change. It's a lot easier than changing our relationship, job or our hour-long drive to work every day.
One of the biggest causes of chronic inflammation in our diet is refined carbohydrates/sugar which are pro-inflammatory. There are several foods that can cause inflammation. I won't cover them here – rest assured vegetable oils (some types), dairy, fried foods and some others have a role in chronic inflammation.
Let's step back a second and talk about our body's energy needs. Our bodies can run on two energy sources. Fat (which our body converts to ketones) or glucose. Glucose is not always bad! We have been fueling our bodies with glucose for a long time now (and you'll be surprised to know ketones as well). It's how our bodies process the glucose that leads to the problem if we are not mindful.
We need to give our bodies just the right amount of glucose, in the form of complex carbohydrates, otherwise we will overwhelm the system. As well, we need to ensure we are not constantly giving our bodies too much glucose (i.e. snacking). This is because our bodies create insulin to transport that glucose to give energy to our cells. But insulin's dark side is that it stores that glucose as fat if we give our body more than it needs. I say dark side, but this fat storage is what keeps us alive during times of famine – you know, like last week when you had no snacks in the cupboard?
The Keto Cure: A Low Carb High Fat Dietary Solution to Heal Your Body and Optimize Your Health.
Ketones manage the inflammatory response systemically and stop production of inflammatory molecules.
When you are not eating carbohydrates/sugars/glucose, you do not suddenly die (hopefully). Your body is designed to recognize that when the readily available source of cheap energy from carbs you eat is unavailable. It goes to its energy stores of glucose in your body (which can only last a day or so) and if that is depleted it goes to your fat (which was created by storing the excess carbohydrates/sugars/glucose from days, weeks, months, years … you get the picture). It converts this fat into ketones and runs your body on that better more efficient fuel.
What Is A Ketogenic State?
This ketogenic state, where you are burning your fat, can occur in small amounts if you wait as little as 12 hours after your last meal before you eat again (say you eat supper at 7 p.m. and you don't eat until 7 a.m. or later).
With ketones running your system even partially, your chronic inflammation has time to reverse. Going for 12 to 16 hours without eating is often referred to as intermittent fasting (and that's a whole other topic but so good for you – I do it almost every day).
People doing the diet feel more energy, greater mental clarity, less to no brain fog, more flexibility (especially those with inflammatory conditions like arthritis) and generally a better sense of health. Science suggests this is because chronic inflammation is reduced, and their bodies are running more efficiently (ketones are a cleaner burning energy source).
And lastly, there is the ability to "drink" your ketones – and studies suggest that these exogenous (outside the body) ketones, which are bioidentical and natural (the ones I recommend, at least) act in the same way as those created by burning your own fat or eating a ketogenic diet.
Whatever you decide to do to take control of your inflammation, I strongly urge you to eat healthy fats, remove as much processed foods and refined sugars from your diet as you can and stop snacking! And try skipping a meal occasionally, you'll be surprised at how much you can get done when you are not cooking, eating and then cleaning up! (Just ask Dr. Fung).
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For anyone needing to store a car for an extended time and even for those of us who simply want to protect our vehicle from the outdoor elements, car covers are quite handy. Unfortunately, washing that car cover isn't as easy as many of us would like. Depending on the particular type and size of car cover that we have, washing it can be a difficult task.
1 Use a clean, soft cloth dampened with a mild soapy solution to spot clean the car cover for the best results before you wash it.
2 Scrub gently in a circular motion any stubborn stains or grime that is on the car cover.
3 Wash the car cover by hand if you are up to the task. This is often the best solution for thin, flimsy car covers. Use a soft cloth dampened with a mild soapy solution or an all purpose cleaner.
4 Wipe any residue from the car cover by using a bucket of clean water and a clean, soft cloth. Wipe the car cover gently until all residue has been removed, rinsing the cloth in between wipes.
5 Wash large, bulky car covers in an over-sized washing machine. Use a mild detergent. Use a gentle wash cycle for thinner, flimsier car covers and a normal setting for heavy duty car covers.
6 Hang the car cover on a sturdy laundry line to dry. Do not place the cover into the dryer as this can damage the car cover. Flip the car cover over several times on the laundry line to ensure that all of it dries properly.


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Dhamma Resources for a Pandemic
Updated on May 5, 2020 - Ongoing live streams and videos available :
Various monasteries in the Ajahn Chah tradition are freely offering live streams, videos and other Dhamma resources at this time.
Abhayagiri – Live stream of evening chanting and meditation every night at 7pm PDT, except the Day After the Lunar Observance Day. Saturday nights and lunar observance days will also have a Dhamma talk, which generally begins after 8pm.
Please go to the Abhayagiri YouTube Channel to view the live stream.
https://youtube.com/c/AbhayagiriBuddhistMonastery
Amaravati Monastery, Hertfordshire, England – Weekly live streams and video teachings by Ajahn Amaro and others.
https://www.amaravati.org/news/
https://vimeo.com/amaravativideo
Cittaviveka Monastery, Hampshire, England – Ongoing video teachings from Luang Por Sucitto from his dwelling.
https://www.cittaviveka.org/video
Harnham Monastery, Northumberland, England – Live stream of evening chanting and meditation every night at 7pm BST (11am Pacific Daylight Savings Time).
https://vimeo.com/event/32021
Dhamma Teachings for a Pandemic - April 2020
We would like to offer this initial list of Dhamma Resources for your consideration. These are just some of the resources that are available to support living and practicing accordance with Dhamma during this time.
Evening Pujas will generally be live streamed from Abhayagiri. Abhayagiri's evening chanting and meditation start at 7pm PDT. Please note that there is not evening puja on the day after the lunar observance day. Dhamma talks are offered on the Lunar Observance days and Saturday nights at around 8pm. Please go to Abhayagiri's YouTube Channel at 7pm PDT to view the Live Stream. Both video and audio of the Dhamma talks are also available afterward.
Abhayagiri YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AbhayagiriBuddhistMonastery
Grounded in Clarity & Wisdom, a talk by Ajahn Pasanno on Sat. March 28th
Ajahn Pasanno offers some perspectives on the current challenges, reflecting on how to skillfully relate to the current pandemic. Ajahn Pasanno also takes note of examples of goodness that are arising.
Practicing Metta, a talk by Ajahn Pasanno on Sat. March 21st
"They are certainly drawbacks to having a global pandemic, but is it all doom and gloom and complete misery? That's certainly part of it, but it's also an opportunity for stepping back and, as a society also, to be able to reflect more clearly…"
Reflections from Ajahn Sucitto's kuti on March 28th by Ajahn Sucitto, 27 minutes
Ajahn Sucitto offers a video reflection from his kuti, addressing the greater community, using video to reach people, especially given that Chithurst is currently closed to the public. "Now is the time for Dhamma…"
VIDEO LINK: https://www.cittaviveka.org/video
Doubts and Questions in Troubled Times, a talk offered by Ajahn Amaro,
abbot of Amaravati Monastery, on Mar. 23rd
VIDEO LINK: https://vimeo.com/400523829
How to Deal with Distressing Situations, a brief five minute video of Ajahn Jayasaro answering a question on how to deal with distressing situations.
Latest Abhayagiri Dhamma Talks including those that have been live streamed are available in audio format at :
https://www.abhayagiri.org/talks
Running Away from Phantoms by Ajahn Sucitto – An engaging Dhamma talk touching on the themes of fear and anxiety offered at Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery. Although offered in May 2007, the reflections touch on themes that are relevant today. Ajahn Sucitto offers reflections on how the mind frames the world, the real and imagined dangers of existing in the world and working directly with the fear that rises.
AUDIO: https://www.abhayagiri.org/talks/5425-running-away-from-phantoms-vintage-2007-talk
Spreading Karunavirus, a reflection by Ajahn Sucitto, guiding elder of Cittaviveka Monastery
"So, the world has changed, we're in lock-down, and Dhamma practice continues with heightened focus. Covid-19 just marched in… Consider any action that you can undertake to respect, protect or support others."
FULL TEXT: https://sucitto.blogspot.com/2020/03/spreading-karunavirus.html
Heavenly Messages, a reflection by Ajahn Amaro, Mar. 21st
"These are frightening times. The uncertainty and stress in the air on account of the coronavirus pandemic is palpable and, at least for our human family, life as we know it has been radically disrupted…"
FULL TEXT: https://www.amaravati.org/heavenly-messages/
Heart-Felt Wish to All People in All Countries of the World & A Few Mindfulness Exercises for the Pandemic, a note by Ajahn Jayasaro, former abbot of Wat Pah Nanachat
"The more closely we contemplate our bodies and minds and the world we live in, the more profoundly we become aware of fragility and instability. When a crisis like this pandemic lays bare the unreliable and uncertain nature of the world, we are unsurprised…"
FULL TEXT: https://www.facebook.com/suanmokkhbangkok/posts/2804298666286655
A Few Mindfulness Exercises for the Pandemic, a note by Ajahn Jayasaro
Thank you to the Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives in Bangkok for help gathering these resources and for the idea for this article.
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Motley-No Emergency Fund? 5 Cash Sources That May Be Available to You During the COVID-19 Crisis
No Emergency Fund? 5 Cash Sources That May Be Available to You During the COVID-19 Crisis
Maurie Backman Motley Fool Contributor Published On June 19, 2020
We're told we're supposed to save for emergencies, and the COVID-19 crisis most definitely qualifies as one. But what if you never managed to put together an emergency fund, and now your bank account is virtually empty? That's bad news if you've lost your job, or if your income has taken a hit during the pandemic. Thankfully, there are a number of cash sources you may have at your disposal to get you through the crisis. Here are a few to look into.
1. A one-time stimulus payment
In late March, lawmakers approved a $2 trillion relief package that includes a one-time $1,200 stimulus payment for eligible Americans. You'll get that $1,200 in full if your adjusted gross income, as reported on your most recent tax return (either 2018 or 2019) is $75,000 or less as a single tax filer, or $150,000 or less as a married couple filing jointly. From there, that $1,200 is reduced by $5 per $100 by which your income exceeds these thresholds.
If you haven't gotten a stimulus payment yet, it doesn't mean one isn't on the way. But if the IRS doesn't have direct deposit details for you on record from a recent tax refund, and you don't submit that information using its new tool, you may have to wait months for a stimulus check to arrive in the mail.
2. Unemployment benefits
As long as you were let go from your job through no fault of your own and meet your state's minimum earnings requirement, you can file for unemployment benefits if you're out of work, or if your earnings or hours have been reduced. Right now, unemployment benefits are getting a $600 weekly boost, and to be clear, that's $600 on top of the benefit you'd otherwise qualify for based on your earnings record. Some filers have experienced difficulty claiming unemployment thus far, what with many states' systems being overwhelmed, so if you haven't gotten an application for benefits in yet, keep trying.
3. A home equity loan or line of credit
If you own a home you have equity in, you may be able to borrow against it if you need money immediately. With a home equity loan, you borrow a specific sum and pay it back at a fixed rate over time. With a home equity line of credit, you get access to a sum of money you can draw from as needed, and then you pay back the portion you borrow. Both options are fairly affordable -- they don't tend to charge exorbitant interest -- and they're fairly easy to qualify for, as long as the equity in your home is there.
4. A 401(k) loan or withdrawal
Normally, removing money from a 401(k) prior to age 59 1/2 means incurring a 10% early withdrawal penalty. Right now, however, that penalty will be waived if you remove up to $100,000 from your 401(k) because you've been impacted by COVID-19. You can also take out a 401(k) loan of up to $100,000, provided, of course, that you have that much money in your account to begin with. Normally, the outer limit for 401(k) loans is $50,000.
Of course, there's a major drawback to raiding your retirement plan -- the more money you remove now, the less you'll have available to you as a senior. Borrowing from your 401(k) may seem like a better option, as you'll then be paying that money back in theory. But be careful, because if you're unable to repay that loan in time, it will be treated as a regular early withdrawal -- one that's not exempt from the aforementioned penalty.
5. An IRA withdrawal
Unlike 401(k)s, IRAs don't offer loans, so borrowing against yours isn't possible right now. But you can take up to a $100,000 withdrawal if you've been hurt by the ongoing crisis and avoid the 10% early withdrawal penalty that would normally apply. As is the case with an early 401(k) withdrawal, this route is far from ideal, but if you're desperate, it may be your only choice.
It's always a good idea to set money aside for a rainy day -- and right now, the COVID-19 crisis is more like a massive, unending storm. But if you don't have cash reserves to tap, don't panic. Rather, explore your options for getting the money you need to put food on the table and cover your essential needs.
That said, do pledge to fill up your emergency fund once things normalize and your income strengthens and stabilizes. That way, you won't have to resort to potentially drastic measures if another major crisis strikes.
Jackson Hewitt is partnering with Motley Fool to offer content about taxes, saving, and other financial topics that could help clients get ahead and stay ahead."No Emergency Fund? 5 Cash Sources That May Be Available to You During the COVID-19 Crisis" by Maurie Backman was originally published on May 2, 2020.
Coronavirus Relief for Small Businesses Under the CARES Act
Shutting down nonessential businesses may have been necessary to slow the coronavirus, but it's nonetheless leaving staggering economic hardship in its wake. Recognizing the impending financial crisis, especially to small businesses, Congress passed two important bills to provide economic relief. The first was the CARES Act in March 2020. The second was the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement (PPPHCE) Act on April 21.
by Mark Steber | May 4, 2020
Coronavirus Unemployment Benefits and the COVIDTRA 2020
In late December 2020, Congress passed the Omnibus Spending Bill which included the COVID Tax Reform Act of 2020 (COVIDTRA 2020). It's an extension to the CARES Act designed to provide additional help to protect businesses and individuals from the economic effects of the Coronavirus.
by Jo Willetts, EA | April 20, 2020
Where is my stimulus money from the IRS?
Taxpayers are anxiously awaiting stimulus money from the IRS. During these unprecedented times, we know taxpayers could really use stimulus money to offset the economic hardship caused by the Coronavirus. While many details are still unknown, and conflicting information has been circulating and causing confusion, we are committed to providing you with the latest updates to some of the frequently asked questions.


PALM BEACH — After igniting a firestorm on Twitter early Saturday by accusing former President Barack Obama of tapping his phones, President Donald Trump spent more than 3½ hours at his Trump International Golf Club in unincorporated West Palm Beach.
The White House said the president was conducting meetings, taking phone calls and that he "might hit a few balls" while visiting the Jim Fazio-designed golf course.
Trump was wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat and golf shirt when he left the club. It appears to have been Trump's seventh golf outing since taking office Jan. 20.
That figure is less than certain because the White House — perhaps mindful of Trump's frequent criticisms of Obama's golf habits — rarely confirms whether Trump is golfing.
Obama played 333 rounds of golf in his eight years as president, according to presidential schedule expert Mark Knoller of CBS News. That's one round for every 8.8 days in office. Saturday was Trump's 44th day in office. If he indeed golfed for the seventh time, that's a rate of once every 6.3 days.
Trump in golf attire after more than four hours at Trump International Golf Club on Feb. 4.
• Feb. 4 – Arrived at Trump International Golf Club at 9:33 a.m., left at 2:05 p.m. wearing golf hat and golf shirt.
President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe exchange a high five at Trump National Golf Club on Feb. 11.
• Feb. 11 — Arrived at Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter at 9:26 a.m. with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Also joined on the course by two-time U.S. Open champion Ernie Els. Trump and Abe left the club at about 1:30 p.m.
• Feb. 12 – Arrived at Trump International at 8:31 a.m., left at 1:49 p.m., appeared to be wearing a golf shirt in the limo ride back to Mar-a-Lago.
Trump, Rory McIlroy, former baseball star Paul O'Neill and Clear Sports CEO Garry Singer on the links Feb. 19.
• Feb. 19 — Arrived at Trump International at 8:58 a.m., left at 2:25 p.m. Spokeswoman Sanders: "I know he played a couple of holes this morning, but I'm not going to disclose any of the others that were there." Golf blog NoLayingUp.com later revealed Trump played 18 holes with four-time major champion Rory McIlroy.
• Saturday — Arrived at Trump International at 9:26 a.m., left at 1:05 p.m. with the "might hit a few balls" description from the White House and aforementioned hat and golf shirt.


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Cool gear under $50 (November 2019)
These make great stocking stuffers or gifts to yourself
Try as we might, there's simply too much cool technology to keep up with. New products hit the market every day and, as much as we'd love to write extensive reviews about all of them, we just don't have time. To that end, we're happy to share bite-sized reviews of technology and gear that we find interesting or worth a closer look.
SEE: Cool gear you can get for less than $100
Below you'll find products that we're impressed with that all share one thing in common – they're all under $50. While these aren't purely electronics or gadgets, we think they're awesome.
Adonit Pro 4 Stylus
It's not difficult to find a stylus for smartphones and tablets as sometimes they're even given away as freely as business cards, hand sanitizer, or fidget spinners. It's tough, though, to find a quality one that won't be later tossed away or forgotten about.
The Adonit Pro 4 is entirely unlike a generic stylus. Built from lightweight aluminum, there's a copper twist cap that fits on both ends. Moreover, there's a groove cut into the body which allows for easy hooking onto pockets, bags, and other items.
Rather than that soft rubber foam tip, the Pro 4 has a precision disc made from PET materials. While it looks like you'd want to take it off before use, it lets users get a fine-point line every time. It's easy to see the ballpoint pen-like tip and know exactly where your lines and markup will be.
If you're into graphic arts, sketching, highlighting text, and other stylus-based activities, you'll find the stylus works equally well. Offered in black, silver, and gold colors, it's equal parts eye catching and practical. $30 at Adonit and Amazon
Gear4 cases
You don't have to add bulk to your phone to give it a solid security blanket. The Gear 4 Battersea, which has a soft-touch finish and slim profile, protects your handset against scuffs, scrapes, and drops up to 16 feet. Thanks to D30 material, it's light yet tough, and lets Gear 4 focus on aesthetics. $50 at Gear4
Gear4 Battersea for Pixel 4
If you'd prefer to show off that sexy phone, opt for a case that provides a clear back. The Crystal Palace case might look like a standard or slim plastic backing but it's pretty solid stuff. Indeed, it also houses D30 and allows for a formidable shell that's thin enough to still allow for wireless charging. Oh, and you can still drop it to the tune of 13 feet. $40 at Gear4
Gear4 Picadilly for Pixel 4
Grab a Picadilly case if you'd like to add a stripe of black along the edges and you'll also have a lip that wraps the front of the face of your phone. $40 at Gear4
EarFun Free
Sound gets plenty loud and we found ours fit the ear nicely using the out-of-box tips. Pairing is nice and easy and connection happens immediately. Also, listeners can use just the right earbud if they want to leave one ear exposed.
We appreciate the Bluetooth 5 connectivity as it lets us get to around 50 feet away from the music source. And, once paired they connect automatically just by opening the case and taking them out.
When it comes to buying wireless earbuds or headphones from unfamiliar brands we're reluctant to part with too much money. The problem with that is spending too little leads to its own problems. With that in mind, we've seen earbuds at this price that don't have the flexibility of the EarFun Free.
If you own a wireless charger or one of Samsung's recent phones with built-in charging, you'll dig the extra feature. Not that you'll use it too often because the case packs 30 hours of playback.
Xcentz 36W PD Wall Charger
It's pretty tough to get excited about a wall charger, but we do find ourselves really happy with this one. Given we're often charging a phone, Chromebook, Pixelbook, Nintendo Switch and or something else, we like the flexibility.
This is a charger that houses both a USB-C (PD) and a USB Quick Charge 3.0 port. Both ports allow for 18W charging, meaning you can get a total of 36W output at once.
It's more stylish than it needs to be with an interesting color scheme. The charger looks good in any environment and travels well.
There's an 18-month warranty that comes with the charger, which is about six months longer than what others do. That's peace of mind, and worth a few bucks on its own. $18 at Amazon
Invisible Shield screen protectors
When it comes to protecting our phones, it's not just the fancy metal and shiny back that needs to be kept safe. No, today's handsets have screens that are bigger than ever and which make up nearly the entire front of your device. That glass needs just as much attention.
Invisible Shield has been in the game of making protective coating for screens for years, and it keeps getting better. What's more, we've moved far beyond the days where there's just one option. There are no less than three options to choose from today for phones like the Google Pixel 4.
The Glass Elite is made of aluminosilicate glass which is four times stronger than traditional screen protectors. Easy to apply, thanks to the included mat and tray, it's smooth as silk and doesn't attract smudges and oils. Scratches never stood a chance. $40 at ZAGG
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Q: Galois theory with non-irreducible polynomials I was browsing through Wikipedia for some reason or another, and it says that there is a way to do Galois theory without worrying about whether or not polynomials are irreducible.  That's a bit surprising to me.
Is Wikipedia wrong (as is often the case when I read something surprising)?  If not, where can I hear more about it?

A: There is a very big difference between "you can do Galois theory without worrying about whether or not a polynomial is irreducible" and "one can do Galois theory while working with polynomials that are not irreducible". The former implies that the results will hold regardless of whether the polynomial is irreducible or not; the latter merely says that one can adjust the work so as to deal with reducible polynomials.
If $f(x)$ is not irreducible, but factors as $f(x)=p_1(x)^{a_1}\cdots p_k(x)^{a_k}$ with $p_j(x)$ irreducible and separable, then you can certainly still talk about the Galois group of the splitting field of $f(x)$, and it will have all the usual properties: it would simply be compositum of the splitting fields of the different $p_i$, and so the Galois group of $f$ would have normal subgroups corresponding to the splitting fields of each $p_i$.
When the polynomials are inseparable one runs into greater difficulties; the usual technique is to separate the extension into a separable extension and a purely inseparable extension. For the separable ones, the usual techniques of Galois Theory work; for the purely inseparable ones, we have special results that apply.
That said, the quote from Wikipedia is rather poor, since separability is a property of the irreducible factors of the polynomials. Repeated factors do not affect separability or lack thereof. But even if we were to take it at face value, it does not claim that one can do Galois theory "without worrying"; it would say that if you are doing Galois theory with non-irreducible polynomials (in the way that one usually does: by splitting the polynomial into irreducible factors), then you would not worry about whether the polynomial itself has repeated roots or not, because repeated roots could come from repeated separable irreducible factors.

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Awaken was pretty original, I think. It's the story of young Braxton who ends up in a coma. While she sleeps, she has an adventure in a sort of purgatory where she and her guide, Asima, fight for her soul.
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Uniqlo brings its uniform utopia to Canada
by : Lisa Guimond- Sep 30th, 2016
I've been riding the same set of escalators up and down 12 floors for the past 15 minutes. I'm in a Uniqlo store in Tokyo, searching for a plain boxy, cropped white T-shirt that I spotted at one point during my shopping spree among wall after wall of rainbow-hued offerings. Shelves of sweaters and polos loom overhead as I loop around tables stacked with denim and racks packed tightly with button-up shirts. I feel a little dizzy, but it could just be the jet lag. The store concept, with its mazelike layout, is actually kind of genius: Everything feels like a new discovery.
Since opening its first shop in Hiroshima in 1984, the Tokyo-based mega retailer has grown to 1,700 stores worldwide by convincing people that a basic item of clothing is as much a want as it is a need. The brand has become famous for selling wardrobe staples that have cult-level appeal and for introducing new products, like its fleece pieces, which sold out when they were first introduced in 1998. It's also known for its high-tech AIRism line, a collection of undergarments (think super-thin tanks and T-shirts) made from extremely light fabric that's quick-dry and moisture wicking. But Yukihiro Katsuta, Uniqlo's head of research and design, warns against using the word "basic" too freely. "Basic sounds boring," he says. While the collections are affordable—cashmere sweaters start at $39.90 and jeans at $49.90—there is always an element of newness, he insists, that informs the uncomplicated design. It's a trend-informed, not trend-driven, approach that can be seen in this season's collection, from the ultra-lightweight down jackets and elegantly pleated midiskirts to the slick ribbed turtleneck dresses.
Collaborations also help set Uniqlo's basics apart. Designers like Jil Sander and Alexander Wang were not brought on for star power, says Katsuta, but as a way to add expertise and a different point of view. Now, Christophe Lemaire, who founded his eponymous label after leaving Hermès in 2014, is the newly appointed artistic director of the brand's Paris-based research and development centre as well as Uniqlo U, a line of ultra-refined basics that are launching this fall. But unlike other high-low designer collabs, which can sell out in the first few hours, Uniqlo often stocks more product and engages in ongoing partnerships, so you don't have to line up to snag a piece. This is in keeping with the brand's slogan, "Made for All," which emphasizes inclusivity and practicality. "We are never satisfied," admits Katsuta. "We are always asking 'How can we make it better?'"
Later, I sit down with founder and CEO Tadashi Yanai, who tells me more about the Uniqlo philosophy—which seems to be working: His clothing empire, which also includes brands like Theory and J. Brand, has made him the wealthiest man in Japan, with a net worth of $24.4 billion. Through a translator, he explains that his vision for the future is uniform based. He looks the part, wearing a tailored navy suit over a simple white shirt. "Rather than having very unique clothing, we will achieve uniqueness from the different combinations made possible by offering such a variety of pieces," he says. He wants to create a "tool box," a common dress code, that can be styled according to one's personal preferences. It's not about sameness as much as it is about refinement. "We are not chasing the trend," he insists.
Back in Toronto, I unpack that elusive white tee that I eventually did locate and wonder how I've ever lived without it. While it doesn't boast any futuristic technology, it is precisely what the label has been championing for the past 32 years: a better basic. The reason I don't wear it every day is because, regretfully, I only bought one. It cost me less than $20 and, as far as basic basics go, has earned me more compliments than a fur-adorned wool coat I splurged on a few years ago. In Tokyo, Yanai told me that "in order to evolve the future, you need to invent something." If inventing a new uniform—one that relies on innovation, not uniformity—is what it takes to shape the future of fashion, then my white T-shirt and I are 100-percent in.
The first-timer's guide to shopping at Uniqlo
Where: Toronto is now home to two Uniqlo stores, one in the CF Toronto Eaton Centre and one at Yorkdale Shopping Centre. Size matters with the brand's first Canadian locations: Each space is approximately 2,500 square metres, over two floors.
Pro tip: Try things on. Some of the most flattering pieces that made it into my shopping bag looked less tailored on the hanger than they are IRL.
If you only buy one thing…You won't. Trust us. But if you do, make it a cozy cashmere sweater or a plain white tee.
Give the gift of…AIRism. The brand's star line of "innerwear," including women's and men's undershirts, features quick-dry and cooling technologies that really do feel like a second skin.
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The COVID-19 pandemic in Mozambique is part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 () caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (). The virus was confirmed to have reached Mozambique in March 2020.

Background

On 12 January 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that a novel coronavirus was the cause of a respiratory illness in a cluster of people in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, which was reported to the WHO on 31 December 2019.

The case fatality ratio for COVID-19 has been much lower than SARS of 2003, but the transmission has been significantly greater, with a significant total death toll. Model-based simulations for Mozambique indicate that the 95% confidence interval for the time-varying reproduction number R t exceeded 1.0 in December 2020 and January 2021.

Timeline

 The country's first case was announced on 22 March, a 75-year-old man who returned from the United Kingdom. During the month there were 8 eight confirmed cases, all of whom remained active at the end of March.
 On 8 April 2020, Mozambique registered seven new positive cases of COVID-19, increasing the total number of confirmed cases to 17, nine of which are local transmissions. In April there were 68 new cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 76. Twelve patients recovered, leaving 64 active cases at the end of the month.
 The first two deaths from COVID-19 occurred on 25 and 28 May. During the month there were 178 new cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 254. The number of recovered patients increased by 79 to 91 and the death toll at the end of the month was 2, leaving 161 active cases.
 After ending May with 254 confirmed cases, the number of confirmed cases had doubled by 13 June, with a further 44 cases confirmed on that day alone.
 The country recorded its third death on 14 June, an 84-year-old man from Nampula Province.
 There were 635 new cases on June, raising the total number of confirmed cases to 889. The death toll rose to 6. The number of recovered patients increased by 141 to 232, leaving 651 active cases at the end of the month.
 In July there were 975 new cases, raising the total number of cases to 1864. The death toll almost doubled to 11. The number of recovered patients increased by 409 to 641, leaving 1212 active cases at the end of the month, up by 86% from the end of June.
 There were 2052 new cases in August, raising the total number of cases to 3916. The death toll more than doubled to 23. At the end of the month there were 1723 active cases, an increase by 42% from the end of July.
 There were 4640 new cases in September, raising the total number of cases to 8556. The death toll more than doubled to 59. The number of recovered patients increased to 5205, leaving 3292 active cases at the end of the month.
 On 13 October 2020, Health Minister Armindo Tiago tested positive for COVID-19.
 There were 4313 new cases in October, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 12869. The death toll rose to 92. The number of recovered patients increased to 10437, leaving 2340 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 2832 new cases in November, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 15701. The death toll rose to 131. The number of recovered patients increased to 13729, leaving 1841 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 2941 new cases in December 2020, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 18642. The death toll rose to 166. The number of recovered patients increased to 16663, leaving 1813 active cases at the end of the month.
 Health Minister Armindo Tiago announced on 27 January 2021 that the 501.V2 variant had been circulating in Mozambique since November 2020.
 The number of confirmed cases and the death toll more than doubled in January 2021, to 38654 and 367 respectively. The number of recovered patients increased to 23955, leaving 14332 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 20696 new cases in February, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 59350. The death toll rose to 641. The number of recovered patients increased to 41096, leaving 17613 active cases at the end of the month.
 Vaccinations started on 8 March 2021.
 There were 8229 new cases in March, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 67579. The death toll rose to 775. The number of recovered patients increased to 56409, leaving 10391 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 2338 new cases in April, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 69917. The death toll rose to 814. The number of recovered patients increased to 65913, leaving 3186 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 878 new cases in May, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 70795. The death toll rose to 836. The number of recovered patients increased to 69525, leaving 430 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 5609 new cases in June, raising the total number of confirmed cases to 76404. The death toll rose to 878. The number of recovered patients increased to 71205, leaving 4321 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 45624 new cases in July, raising the total number of confirmed cases to 122028. The death toll rose to 1434. The number of recovered patients increased to 88370, leaving 32210 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 24288 new cases in August, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 146316. The death toll rose to 1864. The number of recovered patients increased to 133574, leaving 10878 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 4407 new cases in September, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 150723. The death toll rose to 1917. The number of recovered patients increased to 146969, leaving 1837 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 569 new cases in October, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 151292. The death toll rose to 1930. The number of recovered patients increased to 149209, leaving 153 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 256 new cases in November, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 151548. The death toll rose to 1941. The number of recovered patients increased to 149514, leaving 93 active cases at the end of the month. Mozambique's first two cases of the omicron variant were reported on 30 November.
 There were 37532 new cases in December 2021, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 189080. The death toll rose to 2006. The number of recovered patients increased to 156570, leaving 30500 active cases at the end of the month. Modelling by WHO's Regional Office for Africa suggests that due to under-reporting, the true cumulative number of infections by the end of 2021 was around 14 million while the true number of COVID-19 deaths was around 6222.
 There were 34731 new cases in January 2022, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 223811. The death toll rose to 2170. The number of recovered patients increased to 212070, leaving 9571 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 1236 new cases in February, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 225047. The death toll rose to 2192. The number of recovered patients increased to 219430, leaving 3421 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 179 new cases in March, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 225226. The death toll rose to 2200. The number of recovered patients increased to 222998, leaving 54 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 160 new cases in April, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 225386. The death toll rose to 2201. The number of recovered patients increased to 223133, leaving 52 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 368 new cases in May, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 225754. The death toll rose to 2203. The number of recovered patients increased to 223397, leaving 150 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 2165 new cases in June, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 227919. The death toll rose to 2212. The number of recovered patients increased to 225314, leaving 389 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 1682 new cases in July, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 229601. The death toll rose to 2215. The number of recovered patients increased to 226997, leaving 332 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 479 new cases in August, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 230080. The death toll rose to 2220. The number of recovered patients increased to 227722, leaving 134 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 232 new cases in September, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 230312. The death toll rose to 2222. The number of recovered patients increased to 227967, leaving 123 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 163 new cases in October, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 230475. The death toll rose to 2224. The number of recovered patients increased to 228176, leaving 75 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 215 new cases in November, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 230690. The death toll rose to 2226.
 There were 529 new cases in December 2022, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 231219. The death toll rose to 2232. The number of recovered patients increased to 228801, leaving 186 active cases at the end of the month.
 There were 1600 new cases in January 2023, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 232819. The death toll rose to 2237.
 There were 395 new cases in February, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 233214. The death toll rose to 2242.

Statistics

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See also

 COVID-19 pandemic in Africa
 COVID-19 pandemic by country and territory

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The Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Ado Ekiti on Monday granted the prayers of the All Progressives Congress to inspect election materials and results of the July 14 governorship election in the state.
The APC was represented at the tribunal by Yomi Ariyo, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, who led six other counsels.
Justice Suleiman Belgore, while granting the prayers, gave reasons for granting the application which was filed on July 31.
He said the counsel had sought the order of the court to access the election materials in order to make photocopy of the documents of the election materials and to use forensic equipment to view the handwriting of the election results and the fingerprints on the election materials.
The request, he also said, was meant to obtain and photocopy all the election materials which are also in custody of the first respondent, the Peoples Democratic Party.
He added that the request was to seek forensic experts to access both machines and other materials used in the conduct of the election.
The tribunal chairman granted the application, saying this was also approved by the PDP.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that APC candidate, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, was declared the winner of the election by the Chief Returning Officer, Prof. Idowu Olayinka, after securing 197,459 votes.


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AirBnB Nightmare! Owner Says Renter Refuses to Leave
A pleasant condo in ritzy Palm Springs, California, is reportedly being inhabited by a guy who has no business being there.
Thirty-nine-year-old Cory Tschogl rented out her condo with it's tidy kitchen and comfortable bedroom to a tourist named "Maksym" for what she thought would be 44 days. Now, she says he refuses to leave. And get this—he's got the nerve to threaten to sue her!
Reporter Julie Bort broke the story for the website businessinsider.com. Check out the headline: "A Guest is Squatting In My Condo And I Can't Get Him to Leave."
Bort told INSIDE EDITION,"She threatens to turn off the power and the electricity. Then, he threatens to sue her, and says that he's got rights. Your sixth sense comes up and feels like this guy knew what he was doing."
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The transaction was made through the popular website Airbnb.com. It's commercials are everywhere, selling a simple concept of homeowners renting their homes to thrifty travellers for short stays.
The condo owner from Palm Springs says she thought something was fishy about her guest when he first moved in. The first thing he did was call her to complain that the tap water looked cloudy. He demanded a full refund. Then, she says the nightmare really began. She says he stayed anyway and has refused to move.
Out of desperation, the condo owner texted him: "The power/electricity will be SHUT OFF tomorrow--I hope that you will check out peacefully today without the need for the authorities to get involved."
But she says Maksym texted back: "I am pressing charges for blackmail and damages caused by your negligence and malicious misconduct."
The Airbnb story is being compared to the nanny who wouldn't leave, a story that recently made headlines all over the world. Marcella and Ralph Bracamonte complained they just could not get their live-in nanny to move out of their California home after they fired her.
At the time, Marcella told INSIDE EDITION, "My hands are tied. I can't do anything to get her out."
Now, the condo owner says she's experiencing the same thing. She's hired an expensive lawyer to have her Airbnb guest evicted, but that may take months.
Airbnb told us in a statement they are working with the homeowner to resolve the issue, adding, 15 million other guests have had a safe and positive experience with their service.