MAY 1 IS A HOLIDAY IN CHINA. Previously, it was one of the three 'Golden Weeks' – typically five or more days where all 1.357 billion Chinese took a break, en masse. This year around it's only a long weekend – which starts tomorrow.
Amazon is now in China (z.com), which means you can download a great book in seconds to your Kindle, iPad, laptop or mobile phone. Kindle books are also cheaper than their paper alternatives. And what better book to read on your three-day break than 'The 4-Hour Workweek' by Tim Ferriss. If you can read it all in three days, you might be able retire by the end of the week! At the very least, you'll become more productive, have a better work-life balance, and smash the 9 to 5 work assumption.
Also available on the Chinese Kindle store is The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism by Olivia Fox Cabane. The author draws on techniques that the author originally developed for Harvard and MIT in relation to charisma. Read this in three days, and you'll amaze your colleagues on Monday with your new found charisma. The secret is about adopting a series of specific practices that fit in with the personality you already have. Try it!
Study doesn't need to be limited to the classroom. The website Coursera.org brings over 1000 courses from over 100 education global education providers. Take a course in Social Entrepreneurship or even Songwriting! It's all free.
Another MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) website is called Edx.org. One course on this site that would definitely be of value in the workplace is Framing. This course promises to teach you how to debate and create powerful messages. Perfect for Monday's boardroom meeting!
So this long weekend, slip off the walking shoes, slip on the slippers, and exercise your brain muscle instead. It's the stress-free alternative this 'Golden Weekend'.


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The staff at AiPT! discuss gory horror movies.
Nathaniel Muir, Jason Segarra, David Brooke, Lisa Allison and Megan Wallen
As we close in on October 31, AiPT! will be reviewing and recommending various pieces of underappreciated scary media-books, comics, movies, and television-to help keep you terrified and entertained all the way up to Halloween.
There is a lot of fun and games involving Halloween, but there is also plenty of murder and mayhem. There is no shortage of silly horror movies that make us laugh, but there are just as many whose sole purpose is to disgust their audiences. The staff at AiPT! discuss gory horror movies.
What is the goriest horror movie you've ever seen?
Jason: It's kind of hard to say what's the goriest movie I've seen, but my favorite very-gory movie is probably Planet Terror. Robert Rodriguez's love letter to grindhouse cinema is full of schlock and awe, from my practical effects hero Tom Savini being drawn and quartered to Quentin Tarrantino's genitals literally rotting off of his body. This is a movie with it's tongue planted firmly in cheek and the dial cranked up to 11 in every sense of the world. By the time Bruce Willis' swollen head is exploding you've seen so much gore that the Mortal Kombat games look like Parappa the Rappa.
Dave: Dead Alive has got to be the goriest movie I've ever seen. Babies in blenders, a dude hoists a lawnmower and mows down a bunch of undead folks, and a hand goes through the back of a girls head! Check a few out here:
Lisa: One of the goriest movies I have seen is Tusk. Director and writer, Kevin Smith tells the tale of when a podcaster with an ego visits Canada for an interview with someone with a penchant for walruses. I can still see those horrifying final scenes with Justin Long to this day.
Megan: I would have to say that maybe it's a tie between the Saw series, 2002's Cabin Fever, and 2006's The Hills Have Eyes.
Nathaniel: The scenes that stick out most to me are the animal cruelties scenes in Cannibal Holocaust. The already disgusting killings take on a whole new meaning after I learned real animals were used. I watched the movie again last year for I do not know what reason and thought I was going to get ill.
Do you like gory horror movies or when you watch them is it more out of curiosity?
Jason: Like I mentioned before, I enjoy gore but it can't be the only thing to like about the movie. It's an accent, not an entree. It serves to highlight scenes that should feature characters I care about or provide consequences for someone those we don't. Movies like Mandy are greatly enhanced by their levels of violence, whereas dreck like Hostel or Cannibal Holocaust exist JUST for the horrific scenes of violence, making them a lot more forgettable.
Dave: I enjoy gore up until a point. There's definitely a time and a place for kills to rack up in creative ways, but if the gore scenes are well timed and placed it can be excellent. Terrifier comes to mind as a recent goody for this type of gore and it's on Netflix right now!
Lisa: As I said in my previous comments, I think gore can go too far. I prefer suspense, light gore and plot twists that mess with your head. The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix is doing that quite well. This series is delightfully scary without being overly gory.
Megan: I really don't like them. I don't know why I keep watching them. In Saw's case, that series is just well-written and phenomenally directed, which is why I fell in love with those movies. Usually, I find gory movies cheesy, though, or they don't look good or something.
Nathaniel: Initially, it was curiosity. Then, I found stuff like Evil Dead and realized that some of these movies aren't that bad. Plus, it seems like everything that can be done has been. I have to admit though, whenever I hear that a movie is over the top (A Serbian Film is a somewhat recent example that comes to mind) it still piques my interest.
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Valérie Anne Marie Lemercierová (* 9. března 1964 Dieppe) je francouzská herečka, režisérka a zpěvačka.

Životopis
Pochází z rodiny zámožného sedláka a starosty normandské obce Gonzeville, má tři sestry. Absolvovala konzervatoř v Rouenu a od roku 1988 hrála v komediálním televizním seriálu Palace. V roce 1990 ji režisér Louis Malle obsadil do filmu Milou v máji s Michelem Piccolim v titulní roli. O rok později hrála v akční parodii Operace Corned Beef s Jeanem Renem a Christianem Clavierem, s nimiž se setkala také ve filmu Návštěvníci, kde vytvořila hlavní ženskou dvojroli. Objevila se také v americké kinematografii, když ji Sydney Pollack obsadil do filmu Sabrina (1995). Vedle komediálních rolí se představila i v psychologickém dramatu Páteční večer, natočeném podle románu Emmanuèle Bernheimové. Hrála maminku hlavního hrdiny ve filmu Mikulášovy patálie a slečnu Macintoshovou ve filmu Asterix a Obelix ve službách Jejího Veličenstva. Podle vlastního scénáře režírovala filmy 100% cachemire a Marie-Francine, v nichž ztvárnila hlavní roli. Působí také jako divadelní herečka v pařížském Théâtre du Palais-Royal, vystupuje s vlastní one woman show, za kterou získala tři Molièrovy ceny, věnuje se rovněž dabingu. Ilustruje knihy pro nakladatelství Éditions Larousse, nazpívala album Valérie Lemercier chante (1995) a spolupracovala také s Françoise Hardyovou a irskou hudební skupinou The Divine Comedy.

Dvakrát obdržela Césara pro nejlepší herečku ve vedlejší roli: v roce 1994 za Návštěvníky a v roce 2007 za film Sedadla v parteru. Navíc byla dvakrát na Césara nominována a v letech 2006 a 2007 moderovala slavnostní předávání cen.

Jejím přítelem byl hudebník Bertrand Burgalat.

Filmografie
 1990 Milou v máji
 1990 Après après-demain
 1991 Operace Corned Beef
 1992 Rej výtržníků
 1992 Sexes faibles!
 1993 Návštěvníci
 1994 Modrá přilba
 1995 Sabrina
 1997 Quadrille
 1999 Le Derrière
 2002 Páteční večer
 2004 RRRrrrr!!!
 2005 Taková normální královská rodinka
 2006 Sedadla v parteru
 2006 Le héros de la famille
 2008 Agathe Cléryová
 2009 Mikulášovy patálie
 2009 Můj život v Neuilly
 2011 Beur sur la ville
 2011 Láska na tři roky
 2011 Monte Carlo
 2011 Vítejte na palubě
 2012 Asterix a Obelix ve službách Jejího Veličenstva
 2012 Main dans la main
 2012 Sbohem Berthe
 2013 100% cachemire
 2014 Mikulášovy patálie na prázdninách
 2017 Marie-Francine

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Avelox and Neuropathy
Avelox is one of the most commonly prescribed antibiotics in the United States resulting in millions of dollars of annual sales. Unfortunately, the drug has been linked to a very serious condition called peripheral neuropathy. Peripheral neuropathy is often permanent and can be characterized by muscle weakness, numbness, and pain. Recent evidence has revealed that Avelox's manufacturers, Bayer and Merck, knew about this condition for many years and yet failed to warn patients and physicians. We are rapidly learning more about the connection between Avelox and neuropathy and it is leading to lawsuits. If you believe you have a potential claim, call us at 800-553-8082 or get for a free online consultation.
Avelox History
Avelox was approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") on December 10, 1999. It is the brand name for the drug moxifloxacin, a fourth-generation synthetic fluoroquinolone antibiotic. Avelox is manufactured by Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and distributed and marketed by Merck and Co., Inc. and McKesson Corporation. Today, Avelox is sold in over 80 countries worldwide and is available as an oral tablet, IV solution, or ophthalmic solution.
Bayer submitted a New Drug Application to the FDA for Avelox on December 9, 1998. With the patent for Bayer's other major antibiotic, Cirpo, set to expire in 2003, Bayer needed an heir apparent to compete with other third and fourth generation flouroquinolones, such as Levaquin. Avelox was considered the best contender. Avelox is effective at treating gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria such as Escherichia Coli (E. choli) and Streptococcus Pneumoniae. It works by interfering with bacterial DNA gyrase. During this process, the drug binds to certain enzymes, preventing DNA replication.
Unfortunately, despite these positive benefits, the drug also interacts with a variety of different receptors in the central nervous system (including GABAa receptors). GABAa receptors are found throughout the central nervous system. When activated, GABAa receptors cause hyperpolarization of the neurons, inhibiting neurotransmission of critical information. The net effect is that a patient begins experiencing peripheral neuropathy, a condition characterized by pain, burning, tingling, numbness, weakness, sensitivity, and lack of neuromuscular coordination. This condition often appears very quickly after taking Avelox and may last for an indefinite period of time. In many cases, the condition may be permanent.
Avelox Label Warnings
Fluoroquinolones have a long history of causing serious side effects. As a result, the FDA has removed many of these drugs from the market. For example, in June 1992 the FDA removed Omniflox (temafloxcin) from the market due to concerns the drug caused low blood sugar, kidney failure, and anemia. Seven years later the FDA removed Trovan (Trovafloxcin) from the market due to severe liver toxicity.
When Avelox was first manufactured and submitted for approval, there was a plethora of research raising concerns about the drug causing peripheral neuropathy. Despite Bayer advertising on its website that Avelox is "safe and effective" and "has a well-characterized safety profile, which has been studied in over 14,000 patients in clinical trials and 92,000 patients in post marketing surveillance studies," the reality is that as early as 1992 Bayer knew there was an association between fluoroquinolones and peripheral neuropathy.
For example, in 1992 Dr. Aoun from the Infectious Disease Clinic and Microbiology Laboratory at the Institute Jules Bordet in Belgium wrote a letter to the editors of Lancet expressing significant concerns about the association between fluoroquinolones and peripheral neuropathy. A similar article entitled, "Peripheral Sensory Disturbances Related to Treatment with Fluoroquinolones," was published by Karen Hendenmalm and Olav Spigset in 1996.
In 2001, Jay S. Cohen published a research study in the United States entitled "Peripheral Neuropathy Associated with Fluoroquinolones." This study followed forty-five patients and expressed concerns over the link between permanent peripheral neuropathy and drugs such as Avelox.
In 2002 and 2003, Bayer was informed by the FDA of numerous submissions to the FDA's Adverse Event Reporting System indicating a causal link between Avelox and peripheral neuropathy. Perhaps more concerning was that many of the reported adverse events were said to be permanent.
In response, Bayer changed the Avelox label in September 2004 but only included the following minor changes:
Peripheral Neuropathy: Rare cases of sensory and sensorimotor axonal polyneuropathy affecting small and/or large axons resulting in paresthesias, hypoesthesias, dysesthesias and weakness have been reported in patients receiving quinolones.
As you can see from the above, Bayer's new label misrepresented the significance of the causal link between Avelox and peripheral neuropathy. Not only did the label fail to mention that the condition was often permanent, it also said it only occurred in "rare cases," a statement that simply was not true based upon the research and reported adverse events.
Moreover, despite changing its label, Bayer, Merck, and its distributor McKesson, failed to send a "Dear Doctor" letter to physicians warning them about the link between Avelox and peripheral neuropathy. Meanwhile, Bayer, Merck, and McKesson continued to market and promote the drug as if it had an impeccable safety record.
Finally, in 2013, the FDA stepped in and said these warnings were simply inadequate. On August 15, 2013, an updated warning was issued in which the FDA required Bayer, Merck, and McKesson to state clearly on its labels that Avelox was associated with the rapid onset of permanent peripheral neuropathy. The updated warning also removed the statement that nerve damage only occurred in "rare cases."
Unfortunately, for many individuals these changes came too late. Many doctors have been prescribing Avelox for years, and for many patients, the effects of Avelox have become long-lasting and permanent.
Fortunately, some patients have decided to fight back, filing lawsuits against the manufacturers of Avelox in federal court alleging failure to warn, negligence, breach of express warranty, breach of implied warranty, fraud, negligent misrepresentation, fraudulent concealment, strict liability, violation of consumer protection laws, and negligent infliction of emotional distress. Many of these lawsuits are seeking both compensatory and punitive damages. It should be noted that these kinds of lawsuits can be complicated and should only be handled by an experienced personal injury attorney.
Getting Help from a Lawyer
These cases are new. There is still a lot to learn about what happened and what Merck and Bayer knew about Avelox and neuropathy. But we believe these will be viable claims. If you or a loved one has been seriously hurt or killed by taking the drug Avelox, you want answers and you want to be compensated for the harm that was done. Call us at 800-553-8082 or get for a free online consultation.
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Globalization and the environment
However, disagreements about how to proceed, particularly over the trade-off between environmental protection and economic development, have hampered these efforts.
The amount of fuel that is consumed in transporting these products has led to an increase in the pollution levels in the environment. Industries that have to adjust to environmental regulations face disruption and higher costs, harming their competitive position.
Second, we will examine environmental problems in the larger context of international politics and discuss multilateral efforts to solve environmental problems. Globalization and the environment rise of Globalization and the environment forces also means less specialization in sectors in which countries have comparative advantages.
Ultimately, at the most fundamental level, a successful response to globalization will require fundamental changes in human values, both as individuals, and as incorporated in the governmental, corporate and economic structures of society.
With more households gaining access to affordable consumer goods, more manufacturing and more intense use of natural resources put strain on the environment in the form of pollution and depletion of resources.
The problem is aggravated by phenomena of rapid economic globalization, while the counterbalancing political structures have not kept pace and are losing their power over a globalizing world. Some of the poorest countries in the world have the most relaxed environmental standards, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation by industries that are looking for inexpensive places to produce goods, without the expense of environmentally conscious production practices required in more affluent countries.
The industrial waste that is generated as a result of production has been laden on ships and dumped in oceans. Deglobalization isolates countries, making them less likely to be responsible for the environment.
Present measures of development and success are narrowly economic and miss major characteristics of society. Connect With Us Globalization and the Environment These questions have arisen mainly as a result of increased economic integration, but globalization has also meant an important conceptual change in the way we think about the environment.
Deforestation and overfishing are examples of problems exacerbated by the liberalization of trade around the world. The solution lies in developing effective mechanisms that can check the extent to which it can impact the environment.
That means that any country that signs trade agreements with those countries must also automatically sign environmental cooperation deals. While it has always been possible to escape from environmental limits at a local or national scale, the planet is a closed system except for solar energy and there is no escape from planetary limits.
They present the challenge of solidarity or exclusion at a planetary scale. However, globalization has also created some areas of concern, and prominent among these is the impact that it has had on the environment.
Some elements of a constructive response to achieve this empowerment include: Further, better enforcement of environmental laws and surveillance technology has caused the drop in deforestation Associated Press, In areas of the world without sufficient regulatory oversight, dirty industries and practices can thrive by exploiting resources for profit, resulting in a pocket of intense environmental damage.
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The damage caused to ecosystem from the oil that spilled from one of the leaking containers of British Petroleum in is just one of the examples of the threat globalization poses to the environment.
They demonstrate that highly rich and productive communities can survive in impoverished environments if they maximize the contributions of every component species, use materials frugally with extensive recycling and little waste, decentralize responsibility and decision-making or their ecological equivalents to each individual, and build high levels of interaction and symbiosis that are the natural equivalent of human solidarity.
A number of recent studies have developed scenarios of possible futures in a globalizing world, some of them quite undesirable. The increased economic activity leads to greater emissions of industrial pollutants and more environmental degradation.
Apart from playing an important role in bringing people of different cultures together, it has ushered a new era in the economic prosperity and has opened up vast channels of development."Globalization" is a term that describes the growing interconnectedness of nations through trade and communication.
Mitigating the negative environmental effects of globalization will continue to be an important issue, so that grow a positive global community without unduly harming the environment.
Environment and globalization. Takeaways While there is no global consensus on how best to fight environmental degradation, most people today recognize that humankind is on an unsustainable path. Globalization and the Effect on Environment Essay Words | 13 Pages. The globalization of industries can either benefit or harm the industry.
Facts About Globalization and its Alarming Impact on the Environment Globalization has helped in the immense growth in international trade and finance. It has made countries to work more closely with each other and has led to several innovations in science and technology.
Environmental globalization does not mean that the same solutions should be applied everywhere. The planetary environment is highly diverse, and human responses and adaptations to it.
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Revisiting environmental policies to protect coral reefs
Certain sunscreen chemicals wreak havoc on coral reefs and marine ecosystems
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Modified: 9:50 pm, 27 July 2018
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Tags: coral bleaching, Environment, science policy
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Hawaii is set to ban sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate. According to Senate Bill 2471, which was passed by Hawaiian state lawmakers in May and will go into effect in 2021, the two compounds contribute to coral bleaching and are harmful to marine ecosystems.
"Coral bleaching describes the phenomenon whereby corals lose their colour [so] their appearance becomes 'bleached,'" explained Igor Lehnherr, an assistant professor in the Department of Geography at UTM, in an email to The Varsity. "Bleaching occurs when environmental stressors cause zooxanthellae to lose their photosynthetic pigments or to be expelled from the coral."
Stressors that can cause coral bleaching include warming ocean temperatures, increased ultraviolet (UV) radiation, the presence of certain pollutants in the oceans, and ocean acidification.
However, it is unclear whether the extent of pollution is similar on Canadian coastlines and whether deep cold water corals are experiencing catastrophic bleaching events.
Rising water temperatures from greenhouse gas accumulation is still the primary cause of mass coral bleaching, but scientists acknowledge chemicals like oxybenzone and octinoxate also contribute to bleaching events. The two chemicals kill developing coral and increase the likelihood of coral bleaching, even at temperatures below 30.5 degrees Celsius.
"Corals can recover from bleaching episodes, and some coral species are more resilient than others," said Lehnherr. "However, the increasing frequency of bleaching events hampers the coral's ability to recover, increases mortality and is a threat to the long-term future of coral reefs." The mass deposition of oxybenzone and octinoxate only exacerbates coral bleaching.
Each year, high volumes of sunscreen-wearing tourists travel to sunny coasts like that of Hawaii's and, in turn, reefs are exposed to thousands of tons of sunscreen per year. Oxybenzone is found in parts per trillion concentrations off the coast of Barrow, Alaska to parts per billion on coral reefs in the Caribbean, Pacific, and Red Sea. In Honolua Bay, on the northern end of Maui, Hawaii, 1.9 parts per billion of oxybenzone were measured in 2015.
On Canada's coast, there are the Atlantic deep-water coral habitat and the Pacific rocky reef habitat. They provide a complex habitat that is important for a variety of deep sea species. Canada should especially pay attention to regions that see a high number of tourists. Research efforts are already underway to protect Canada's deep-water corals, but the country needs to determine whether or not it should follow in Hawaii's footsteps.
For a similar policy to pass in Canada, researchers must determine whether any chemicals found in sunscreens are contributing significantly to the destruction of the aquatic ecosystems on Canadian coastlines.
"We'd have to think about whether it would be likely for reefs in Canada to be exposed to the same chemicals that the reefs near popular tourist destinations like Hawaii might be," said Lehnherr. Like microbeads, wastewater effluent containing oxybenzone and octinoxate get washed off people in showers and pools, and this will have to also be assessed when determining the level of potential harm.
This is not the first time Canada has had to consider the environmental harm caused by household products. A recent example of this was the federal government's ban on microbeads following a scientific review confirming its harmful effects.
Microbeads contain fragments of plastic and are found in lakes, rivers, and streams, and they take centuries to disintegrate. The ban is expected to go into full effect starting July 1, 2019 — microbeads in natural health products and non-prescription drugs will be the last items added to the list of prohibited products.
However, such policy changes take years to implement. A ban on oxybenzone and octinoxate in sunscreens will be an equally difficult undertaking that could affect mainstream sunscreens brands or cosmetic products that contain added UV protection. Banning these two chemicals may drastically reduce the selection of safe and effective sunscreen products available on the market.


Energy is the ability to do work. It powers every machine and is necessary for every activity. There are many kinds of energy and it would be difficult to explain every kind to your young students. This lesson is meant to make them aware of what energy is and to learn a few kinds or sources of energy. Also included is a discussion on how to conserve energy.
1. Students will explore how energy makes things work (e.g., batteries in a toy and electricity turning fan blades).
2. Students will learn that energy can be obtained from many sources in many ways (e.g., sun, water, wind, fire, food, gasoline, electricity, batteries).
3. Students will learn that there are ways to conserve energy.
Here are some words that you can use as you explain things to the students.
Potential Energy: when the energy in an object is just sitting there and needs something to act on it to get it to move. A piece of wood that is waiting to be lit for a fire, a ball waiting to be thrown.
With the students sitting on the floor in a circle, place a ball in the center of the group.
Say: "Can anyone think of a way to move this ball?" You may get answers like: throw it, kick it, hit it or even blow on it.
Explain: "Today we are going to talk about energy. The ball has a kind of energy called potential energy. It was waiting for something to make it move. A car that is parked has potential energy. How do we get it to move? When something acts on the ball and the ball moves, it is called kinetic energy."
Say: "Energy is the ability to do work. Energy comes in many forms: light, heat, electricity, chemical. Some things work with electricity or electrical energy. Let's name all of the things in our classroom that use electricity."
"Now let's name some things in the classroom that need power from us to work or move." Let children suggest some items.
Now Say: "There are other ways to get energy. Fuel gives things energy. Can you think of things that need fuel?" Vehicles, people, animals.
Ask: "Can you think of a toy or game you have that uses batteries?" Let children give various answers.
Energy from the sun gives us heat and light and can be collected to make electricity. The power of the wind and rain can be used to make electricity.
Hold up the ear of corn. Explain to your students how amazing the ear of corn is. First it is a tiny plant, which gets its energy from the sun to grow. When full-grown it can give its energy to people when they eat the corn. The corn can give its energy to animals that eat it and in turn the animals give us milk, meat and other byproducts. The corncob, when dried, can be burned for heat to cook food or to warm us. The corn can also be used to make a fuel called ethanol, which can be used to run engines. This corn shows us how amazing energy is and how it changes forms.
Some forms of energy can last a long time like heat and light from the sun and the power of wind and water. Other things can be used up such as coal (used for electricity), natural gas (for heating and cooking) and oil (for big machines like cars, airplanes, boats). All of us can do our part to conserve (save, not waste) these things so they don't run out.
Divide the class into two teams. Put each team in a line. The teams will sit on the floor and face each other. Go down the row asking each person, going back and forth from one team to the other. Thinking of conserving energy, read a statement and ask if it is a good action or bad action and why.
Mary leaves the television on while she goes out to play.
Jim puts a sweater on instead of turning up the heat.
Dad leaves the computer on all night.
The parents take turns driving the children in the neighborhood to school.
Mom replaced all the light bulbs with energy-saving bulbs.
Sue left the water running while she brushed her teeth.
Michael left his bedroom window open when the heat was on.
Matthew leaves the refrigerator open while he is thinking about what he wants to eat.
The family recycles paper and soda cans.
Sarah leaves her bedroom light on when she goes away for the day.
Natalie opens the curtains for sunlight instead of turning on the light.
Dad takes a shower that lasts twenty minutes.
Steve throws garbage in the water when he is out for a boat ride.
Bonnie used her towel more than once before washing it.
John hangs some of the clothes outside to dry.
Dad planted trees near the house to provide shade.
The family left lights on when they went on vacation.
The children rode their bikes to the neighbors instead of having mom drive them over.
The classroom has a recycle basket to put used paper in.
The family has a game night once a week and doesn't turn on the television.
Writing Activity: Write three ways that you can conserve energy.
Homework: Ask a parent to help you find things in your house that use different kinds of energy. Write down some of the things you find. Download the worksheet to give to your students to help complete this assignemnt.
Electric eels and certain other kinds of fish generate electricity!
Mullins, Matt. Energy. Children's Press, 2012.
Fix, Alexandra. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Energy. Heinemann Library, 2008.


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'I want no one' – Antonio Conte ruled out adding new players
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Roma 2: 2 Inter. Antonio Conte comments after the match and ruled out new transfers.
In the central match of the 17th round of the Italian Serie A, Inter Milan faced Roma and played a draw, 2: 2. This was the 6th draw in a row between these teams. "Nerazzurri" won, but missed a goal at the end of the match and lost important points. Inter head coach Antonio Conte spoke about the reasons for the failure after the game.
"Finally, we started to worry about maintaining the result mentally. Psychologically it is like that, whoever wins, tries to focus on the defense. We will continue to work, it was the third game in 7 days, and it is normal that there was fatigue."
The Italian specialist ruled out the addition of new players during the winter transfer window and said that back in August, the club's management directly informed about it:
"The club's plan came out in August. We bought Achraf Hakimi in April and then no one else. We do not want to add anyone, I work with these players, and we will fight with them. I do not care about the transfer market."
Recall that Inter Milan had an 8-match winning streak in Serie A, but in the last two rounds (against Sampdoria and Roma) gained only 1 point and is in 2nd place in the tournament table with 37 points.
Real Madrid have reached a deal with David Alaba
The Austrian defender will join the Spanish giants when his deal with Bayern Munich ends on June 30. Real Madrid have signed David Alaba from Bayern Munich Real Madrid have reached a deal with David Alaba, who will play for Los Blancos next season. The Austrian defender will join the Spanish giants when his deal
Paul Pogba: We are not at the level of Liverpool, but we can win the EPL
The Manchester United midfielder spoke about the chances of winning the championship. The 27-year-old French midfielder is expected to meet Liverpool on Sunday. Manchester United leads the English Premier League. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's 27-year-old midfielder Paul Pogba believes the Red Devils have a chance of winning the English Premier League. But at the same time,


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The Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Scandal
The Iraqi Prisoner Abuse Scandal:
It Shows Why the Court Must Decide In Favor of Judicial Review in the Guantanamo Cases
By EDWARD LAZARUS
As is evident from the frantic positioning of Republican and Democratic politicians, the scandal arising from the abuse of Iraqi prisoners is likely to have far-reaching political consequences. Less obvious, but no less important for the long-term, are the legal consequences that may well flow from the military's unconscionable treatment of those it has taken into custody.
Right now, the Supreme Court has before it the cases involving the Al Qaeda suspects detained at the Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba -- as well as the two American citizens, Yaser Hamdi and Jose Padilla, being held on U.S. soil. These cases raise a historic question: Can the Executive Branch unilaterally designate these detainees as "enemy combatants"; hold them indefinitely without charging them with any crime; fail to treat them as prisoners of war; and refuse them access to counsel - all without the possibility of review by the judiciary?
After the Iraqi prisoner abuse revelations, the prospect of this kind of unreviewable detention is all the more frightening. Even with military court-martial a possibility, the Iraq abuses occurred. Without any court watching, what will happen in U.S. prisons, run by our country in our name?
What limits will be placed on what can be done? The answer may well be: Only the ones upon which our courts, interpreting our Constitution insist. And the courts can only insist, if they have jurisdiction to inquire.
Defenders of the Administration claim that the prison abuse scandal should have no effect on the legal issues before the Court. But this is just so much nonsense. It is like asking the Brown v. Board of Education Court to ignore the effect of segregated schools.
Making Already High Stakes Even Higher: The Guantanamo Cases
As I noted in a prior column, when the Supreme Court first decided to review the detention of the Guantanamo prisoners, it has always been clear that the stakes in these cases were monumental.
The Bush Administration has taken the position that the Executive may incarcerate anyone, even citizens, for an indefinite time, without meaningful judicial review -- so long as the Executive, in its discretion, designates those persons "enemy combatants." That position is an unprecedented claim of Executive power -- and one that strikes at the heart of the Constitution's system of checks and balances.
Going back to before the Magna Carta, such detentions have posed the risk of both mistaken imprisonment, and the mistreatment of prisoners. Protecting against such evils is the very purpose of the ancient writ of habeas corpus by which a prisoner may challenge the legality of his or her detention.
For that reason, I described the Guantanamo cases in my previous column as the kind that define as the soul of a nation and its institutions.
In light of the torture of Iraqi prisoners, it is now even more important that the Supreme Court definitively reject the Administration's claim of unbridled power. After all, the Administration's position always boiled down to the idea that the Executive could be "trusted" to handle the detainees fairly and appropriately.
That notion lies in tatters now -- rebutted by pictures so awful, we find them difficult to bear, and feel a national shame at the acts to which they testify. If the Court accepts the Administration's "just trust us" argument even after all the grisly instances of Executive Branch misconduct that have recently emerged, then it will be guilty of a moral as well as legal abdication of catastrophic magnitude.
Oral Argument In Padilla: A Lie About Torture Undermines A Bid For Trust
At oral argument in Padilla v. United States, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recognized the centrality of the risk of prisoner mistreatment to the issues raised in the case. She saw that absent a judicial check on the power of the Executive to detain prisoners, and sequester their cases from judicial scrutiny, abuses could occur.
As Justice Ginsburg pointed out, some regimes (though not ones the United States seeks to emulate) use torture to obtain intelligence information. "Suppose," she asked Deputy Solicitor General Paul Clement, who was arguing the Administration's position before the Court. "the Executive says 'mild torture, we think, will help get this information?'"
Clement did not hesitate in his answer: "Well, our executive doesn't, and I think the fact that executive discretion in a war situation can be abused is not a good and sufficient reason for judicial micromanagement in overseeing that authority. You have to recognize that in situations where there is a war, where the government is on a war footing, that you have to trust the executive." (Emphases added).
It turns out, of course, that the Executive cannot even be trusted to give a truthful answer to the Supreme Court. In fact, our executive does use torture -- though Clement surely didn't know it. (No lawyer in the Solicitor General's office - whose main job it is to represent the federal government before the Supreme Court - would risk his or her credibility with the Justices by responding to a question with a knowing falsehood.)
At the time Clement answer, his client -- the Department of Defense -- had known about the torture of Iraqi prisoners for months. Nevertheless, DOD let its lawyer argue before the Court while he was blind to a fact of obvious relevance -- and to therefore unknowingly lie to the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States.
This lie to the nation's highest tribunal, too, ought to be laid at Secretary Rumsfeld's door by those who call for his resignation.
Why the Court Cannot Trust the Executive Branch to, In Effect, Review Itself
But mightn't the Iraqi prisoner abuse be an aberration? Can't we generally trust the Executive Branch? The answer is: Absolutely not. Not only actual evidence, but structural analysis, testifies to the fact that without judicial review, abuses will inevitably occur, be covered up, and remain unremedied.
The "Executive Branch" is a label for an enormous web of bureaucracies, all ultimately responsible to the President. Naturally, the actions of the Executive Branch, both good and bad, inevitably reflect the limitations and weaknesses inherent in any far-flung human enterprise.
Such human institutions respond to pressure. And pressure creates both errors and sins.
The War on Terror exerts enormous pressure on the Executive Branch. Its invocation has sent the U.S. military to distant lands to fight an ill-defined foe, amid a civilian population whose language and culture most soldiers do not comprehend.
Under the circumstances, it should come as no surprise that the military detains lots of Afghanis and Iraqis who pose no legitimate threat to the United States. (Indeed, Red Cross estimates suggests that the overwhelming majority of Iraqi prisoners were imprisoned by mistake.)
Nor should it come as a surprise that, in order to obtain vital intelligence from detainees, the military and other law enforcement have crossed the line of lawful interrogation. It should even be no surprise that, while detaining a large number of ethnically distinct and often uncooperative prisoners, some considerable number of individuals have exhibited the unfortunate human tendency towards cruelty and even sadism.
Bureaucracies, however, are not inclined to admit mistakes or problems, and especially not ones that are highly embarrassing. Bureaucracies cover up, sweep under the rug, ignore, or bury.
This natural tendency, moreover, is dramatically enhanced when partisan politics are added to the mix. No President in the midst of a bitter re-election campaign (or at any time, for that matter) wants to admit problems within the agencies under his purview -- nor, typically, do any of his underlings. Note that Richard Clarke, who has stepped down, feels he can apologize for mistakes and omissions that led to 9/11; but those still in office plainly feel they cannot.
Everything we know about the conduct of the War on Terror confirms this view of the Executive. No one within the Executive wanted to own up to the glaring weaknesses in our pre-9/11 intelligence gathering. No one within the Executive wanted to own up to having detained many, many innocent civilians -- in Iraq, in Afghanistan, and even in the United States, through the sweeping detention of noncitizens after 9/11. (As Anita Ramasastry has described, this detention has now been well-documented, and admitted at least by the Office of the Inspector General.)
No one wanted to own up to prisoner abuse - and now, in a classic act of self-preservation, this abuse is attributed to just a few "bad apples."
Why the Iraqi Prisoner Abuses Are Directly Relevant to the Cases Before the Court
So what does this have to do with Padilla, Hamdi, and the Guantanamo detainees? Everything.
The framers of our Constitution understood the risk of abuse of power within every branch of government, and the inability of each branch to police those potential abuses itself. That is why they created the scheme of checks and balances. And that is why they created an independent federal judiciary (life-tenured, with a fixed salary) that could not be swayed, or tempted away from enforcing Constitutional rights when the other branches infringed them.
There are no principle more fundamental to our Constitution -- or more responsible for separating our own Constitution from those of many other countries around the world that have proven to be glorious but worthless declarations of rights -- than these: An independent judiciary with the power of judicial review. A system that prevents abuse of power by dividing it.
If the Supreme Court exempts the Administration from the essential structure of the Constitution -- in the face of gruesome evidence from Iraqi prisons vindicating that very structure -- then more will have been lost in Iraq than even the terrible price of our people's blood. We will have lost ourselves.
Edward Lazarus, a FindLaw columnist, writes about, practices, and teaches law in Los Angeles. A former federal prosecutor, he is the author of two books - most recently, Closed Chambers: The Rise, Fall, and Future of the Modern Supreme Court.


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Located only 20 minutes from Manhattan, Forest Hills is a town that was home to the U.S. Open for over 70 years. The West Side Tennis Club, an exclusive and very historic club, is still there, as is Forest Hills Tennis Stadium where the U.S. Open was played until 1978. Forest Hills can be reached via subway, bus, and Long Island Railroad, as well as several main highways. Within Forest Hills, there are several sections that once belonged to single individuals and were subsequently sold off with covenants and restrictions, allowing the area to retain the charm and attraction that were originally intended. One of these sections is known as Forest Hills Gardens, a classic privately-owned community featuring a number of beautiful and unique homes, many in the Tudor style, as well as Colonial. The streets are privately maintained, and the general public may not park there unless visiting a resident.
Here is a view of theCommunity House and The Church-in-The-Gardens. Cord Meyer, another section that is named after the company that developed the homes, features many Colonial as well as other styles. There is also the Van-Court community which was formed in 1923 by the Vandeveers, and the Forest Hills Court Co. Here again there are restrictions on modifications to exteriors.
Forest Hills has several major stores including The Gap, Banana Republic, and Ann Taylor Loft and Shake Shack to name a few. Most of these stores are located on Continental Avenue and Austin Street, which are the main streets. If you are interested, you can find some area statistics at the Public Library-FH branch. Forest Hills borders on Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, site of the 1939-40 and 1964-65 World's Fairs. Today it is home to the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament, and Citi Field, where the world famous NY Mets play.
In addition, there is a great selection of restaurants, including Agora, Danny Brown Wine Bar & Kitchen, Cabana, 5 Burro Cafe, and Norita--and an equally great selection of nightlife.
Forest Hills Gardens has been home to some famous people as follows:
Pia Zadora Movie Star. Lived on Middlemay Circle and attended Our Lady Queen of Martyrs School.
Burt Bacharach Famous composer. Lived at 150 Burns Street.
Grosvenor Atterbury Famous Architect. Lived on Markwood Road. Official architect of Forest Hills Gardens.
Geraldine FerraroCongresswoman. Live on Deepdene Place. First woman candidate for office of Vice President.
Dale CarnegieFamous speaker/author.Lived at 27 Wendover Road. Author of the book "How to Win Friends and Influence People".
James Hal KempOrchestra leader. Lived at 53 Continental Ave.
John KlieglInventor of the Klieglight Stage lighting. Lived on Wendover Road.
James KriegsmanWell Known Photographer. Lived on Greenway South and Continental Ave.
Alrick Man, Jr. Captain of the U.S. Davis Cup Team. Lived in 4 Dartmouth Street.
Thelma Ritter Actress. Lived at 65 Greenway South. Appeared in "Miracle on 34th Street", and "Rear Window".
Although perhaps not as renowned as Forest Hills, its neighbor to the west, Kew Gardens boasts a great diversity of housing and cultures, coupled with verdant park areas, modern amenities and convenient access to Manhattan, Brooklyn and Long Island. The quiet urban area (pop. 25,000) consists of a mix of mid-level apartment houses (both rental and co-ops), smaller attached one-, two- and three-family houses on the eastern borders of Richmond Hill, Briarwood and Jamaica, and more spacious, single-family homes in the English and Tudor styles near Forest Park, a large preserve with walking, biking and horseback riding paths.
Kew Gardens is conveniently located adjacent to the Kew Gardens Interchange, which links numerous highways, including the Grand Central Parkway, the Van Wyck Expressway and the Jackie Robinson Parkway. The community is also served by the LIRR and the Union Turnpike express subway station (E and F lines).
The commercial center of Kew Gardens is Lefferts Boulevard between Austin Street and Metropolitan Avenue, alongside a strip on Metropolitan Avenue and a smaller area on Queens Boulevard opposite Queens Borough Hall and the County Courthouse. A local landmark is the Kew Gardens Cinemas, which showcases independent and international films as well as first-run popular features.
The local public school is PS 99, which offers special programs for gifted students. Private educational institutions include Yeshiva Tifereth Moshe, Bais Yaakov of Queens, and Yeshiva Shaar Hatorah.
The ethnic diversity of Kew Gardens is apparent in the variety of dining options--from Russian, Chinese, Italian, Indian, Portuguese, Uzbek and Caribbean restaurants to German and Kosher delis, friendly pubs and diners and European and Arab minimarkets. Mom and Pop stores still dominate the neighborhood. Many airlines personnel also call Kew Gardens home due to its proximity to both JFK and LaGuardia Airports.
Kew Gardens residents enjoy the best of both worlds--quiet, tree-lined streets with easy access to transportation, shopping, schools and dining.
Rego Park was first developed in the 1920s by the REal GOod Development Company. It is bordered to the north/northeast by Flushing Meadows Corona Park and Elmhurst, the east and south by Forest Hills and the west by Middle Village. Today, Rego Park is best characterized as diverse in terms of population, religion, culture and cuisine, and types of homes.
In addition to numerous pre- and post-war apartment buildings--both rentals and co-ops--and multi-family residences, the Rego Park Crescents is a community of houses with a pleasant mix of contemporary and Colonial or Tudor-style homes located along five tree-lined semicircular-shaped roads, emanating from Alderton Street, between Woodhaven Boulevard and the Long Island Rail Road overpass. There is quick and easy transportation to Manhattan (five miles away) by subway at the 63rd Drive station--R and M trains--local and express buses, and major roads and highways (Queens and Woodhaven Boulevards and the Long Island Expressway).
Rego Park is served by five public elementary schools and two junior high schools. There are also three parochial schools in the area (two Catholic, one Lutheran), as well as several private institutions and a high-volume Queens Public Library branch, where you can find out more information on area statistics and history.
Residents may attend several churches, synagogues and even an Indian temple. Neighborhood landmarks include the Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center on Queens Boulevard and the Rego Park Jewish Center, recently named a National Historic Landmark.
The restaurant scene runs the gamut of cuisines from old-style Jewish delis to authentic Uzbek and Tajik establishments to Asian, European and North and South American fare, primarily along the main business thoroughfares of Queens and Woodhaven Boulevards and 63rd Drive. Some neighborhood favorites include Ben's Best Kosher Delicatessen, London Lennie's, Barosa, Knish Nosh and the Shalamar Diner.
Aside from its residential offerings, Rego Park is also noted for two major shopping centers--one on Queens Boulevard and 63rd Drive (Sears, Marshall's, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond) and the Rego Center, located at Junction Boulevard and the Long Island Expressway (Kohl's, Century 21, Costco, Pier I, Panera Bread). The Queens Center Mall, with over 100 retailers, is just several blocks to the west at the intersection of Queens and Woodhaven Boulevards.
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Milan Obsession
for those who bleed red and black
Juventus 3, Milan 1: More Juve Brutality
No one was a winner tonight. Juventus may take home three points and a result that more than flattered their performance, but even the poor performance was overshadowed by their terrible fans. It started with them smashing in a window on the Milan staff bus and continued as their fans whistled and jeered and failed to cheer at all the wrong times during the match. Even Buffon, their captain, called out his own fans for being so terrible. For a team that claims that winning is everything, once again, they've forgotten the most important piece of winning: being decent human beings.
Juventus vs. Milan: History
They say never look back… …I think it's because the light on those trophies will blind you
Juventus-Milan Preview: For Muntari
Going to Juventus Allianz Stadium is always daunting, and there are so many reasons for such an intense rivalry. Our captain, Bonucci, was in line to be their captain, for example, and was one of the "B's" in the legendary "BBC" defense. Their coach, Allegri, nearly ran Milan's mentality into the ground before finally being sacked… and then hired by Juventus the following season. There have been questionable ref calls and results, racist chanting against our players when they weren't even there, and more. But the most memorable rivalry-building match had to be in February of 2012. With the title race very tight, Tagliavento reffed one of the most egregious errors ever. In fact, it has its own name, "il gol di Muntari." The goal that wasn't given actually pushed the use of Goal Line Technology (GLT) forward, it was such a terrible error. Many believe it changed that game, the result (which was a 1-1 draw,) and the race for the Scudetto. Considering that was the first of Juventus' six …
Podcast: Belief
For the past six years or more, Milan fans have been clinging to any hope available, with our dreams being crushed repeatedly like the endless crashing waves in the sea. But now, something has changed. Both on and off of the pitch, fans no longer have to cling to hopes. We have belief.
Poll: Milan's Season MVP
We all know the player or players we would choose for Milan's MVP this season. Whether it is a goalscorer, a defender, or a midfielder who doesn't quit, we all have our favorites. But what of the people behind the scenes, the people off the pitch? Shouldn't we give them some credit for this comeback season? Now is your chance to have your say. Choose the person or people you feel should be Milan's season MVP off the pitch.
Why Rebuilding Is Finally Working
It's not rocket science, we all knew that Milan would need to invest again to rebuild. Perhaps it was our passion as fans that led us to believe that this time, this coach, or this season would be different, even though there wasn't any investment or other changes to speak of. Even when Berlusconi dropped a cool €90m when he was a Beeliever™, I think we wanted to believe. But not all the conditions were there, not all of the pieces needed for rebuilding were in place. And while this rebuild could still fail should any of the pieces fail, at this point, it looks like the rebuilding is finally working.
Forged in Milan
Identity. Mentality. Grinta. These are all words being thrown around in talking about Milan these days. What was once weak has become strong, and it didn't happen under some pretty-boy little airplane guy. No, this transformation came from someone who sweat blood for Milan and knows what it is to give everything for this shirt. This team has been forged in Milan.
Milan 3, Chievo 2: Stumbling Steady
Certainly no one would claim that this match was Milan's finest hour. And in fact, conceding two goals in as many minutes was very frightening. But in the end, despite the stumble, Milan kept fighting to earn all three points and keep the positive results steady.
Milan-Chievo Preview: Incoming
Team mascots are weird. One of the weirdest in Serie A has to be i Mussi Volanti, or the Flying Donkeys. I mean, what are they supposed to do to their opponents? Bray them to death? I always assumed that these Flying Donkeys were supposed to drop road apple bombs from the sky, forcing their opponents to yell "Incoming!"
Europa League • Arsenal 3, Milan 1: Dignity
After slinking away from the San Siro last week having played a poor game and conceding two goals, it was good to leave Emirates stadium with our heads held high, despite being knocked out of the Europa League. How does a team leave a two-leg tie with their heads held high despite losing 5-1 on aggregate? Why don't you ask Danny Welbeck. Or Jonas Eriksson, for that matter. But then again, neither of them seem to know anything about dignity.
Europa League • Arsenal-Milan Preview: Double Decker Bus
Even if Milan's squad had as much quality and experience as Arsenal's, going to London with a two goal deficit is a nearly insurmountable burden to overcome. But Milan don't even have a comparable squad, the stability, nor the experience. And we have a lot of injuries. So truly, it might be better to just go to London as tourists and maybe take a ride on a double decker bus.
Podcast: Momentum
Milan has made great strides forward recently on the pitch. And despite recent hiccups, a 13 game unbeaten streak with six consecutive wins and six consecutive clean sheets is some incredibly positive momentum. But stepping back and looking to where we were a year ago, just before the sale of the club, there is even more forward progress. Fans of every kind are already beginning to forget what the club has been through over the past six years and look forward to even better times ahead.
Genoa 0, Milan 1: Finally Silva
Silva was one of the most expensive players Milan purchased last year. After dazzling in the Europa League early in the season with six goals in as many games, everyone was eagerly awaiting his Serie A goals to start flowing. Having received precious little playing time in the league under Montella, Gattuso praised him and gave him a few starts and a lot of substitutions on, but nothing. And so as a frustrating 0-0 draw was literally seconds away from happening, Silva chose that moment to open his Serie A tally with a sublime header scored in the most spectacular of ways. Finally, Silva.
Genoa vs. Milan: Basic Training
Genoa-Milan Preview: Back on the Wagon
Milan are used to facing every match with complete uncertainty: without a proper squad, a good coach, and consistency at the club in general, it was anyone's guess what could happen traveling away to Genoa. It was almost as if we were addicted to losing. Surprisingly, this calendar year, with a proper squad, a motivated coach, and a 13 game unbeaten run, bringing three points back from the Marassi is now expected. After Thursday's loss to Arsenal, though, finding that confidence again and especially finding goals may prove more difficult. But if winning is the expectation, then Milan must find a way to get back on the wagon.
Europa League: AC Milan 0, Arsenal 2: Just a Flesh Wound
In the epic "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," there is a formidable Black Knight who guards a bridge with the ferocity of Gattuso and the unrealistic viewpoint of a Montella or Allegri. As the scene progresses, the Black Knight loses an arm, exclaiming it's "Tis but a scratch!" Then he loses another arm, one leg, and then the other, but still wants to fight. That's the kind of spirit that our team fought with today, but spirit alone was not enough. Outclassed tactically and with players and a coach with more European experience in their small toes than our entire team had, we were left for dead. Only we have a rematch next week on their bridge, and I hope that's enough time to grow our limbs back.
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The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in D.C.
Today marks the 44th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., a day that shook a nation and forever changed D.C.'s landscape. The riots that erupted in the wake of King's killing devastated many D.C. neighborhoods, which were left economically depressed for decades. That environment set the stage for present day gentrification.
Rioting after King's assassination lasted for days in D.C., where initially peaceful gatherings turned violent. People looted businesses and more than 1,000 buildings burned to the ground. A curfew was put into place. Ben's Chili Bowl on U Street was one of the few businesses that remained opened through the riots.
In the video below, Ben's Chili Bowl cofounder Virginia Ali and others recall D.C. during the riots. They also talk about how Ben's survived the aftermath of the riots and then weathered gentrification. Ben's is one of the oldest businesses on U Street and is now a bonafide D.C. landmark.


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Home Analysis Advertising Broadcasters and DTT market must control their own addressable advertising destiny, or...
Broadcasters and DTT market must control their own addressable advertising destiny, or face serious risks
The DVB, the standards creation body that drove Europe towards digital TV with its various DVB-T, DVB-S and DVB-C standards, and which helps the broadcast industry innovate on multiple fronts including UHD, is concerned that without household-level addressable TV advertising the 'classic' commercial broadcasting market will be endangered. Vincent Grivet, VP for Broadcast Development at TDF Group and Co-Chair for the DVB's CM-TA-SMG (Commercial Module – Targeted Advertising – Study Mission Group) has declared: "This represents high strategic stakes for broadcasters. It would probably be a high-risk outcome, and a negative thing, if targeted advertising is not made possible in classical television."
This is the first time that anyone representing the 'traditional' broadcast industry, including the free-to-air ('terrestrial') broadcasters across Europe, has been so frank. Grivet and the DVB are particularly focused on broadcasters using digital terrestrial (DTT) for distribution.
His comments reflect the fact that born-online digital media uses targeting as a way to tempt media budget out of television and that the Pay TV industry, in isolated pockets, has already deployed addressable advertising for linear broadcast TV. Major media buyers, led vocally by GroupM, are encouraging the TV industry to make addressable available across a wider footprint. The DVB is right to conclude that no significant platform or commercial broadcaster can afford to be left behind in this new tech race.
Grivet explained why the advertising industry will not want to pursue addressable advertising without having the terrestrial broadcast market onboard. Speaking at Future TV Advertising Forum recently, he pointed out that DTT is the No.1 platform (in terms of homes that rely on it for their television) in the UK, France, Spain and Italy – four of the biggest markets in Europe.
Grivet made the case for why DTT still matters after years of OTT evangelists predicting its irrelevance. He pointed out that in France (where his own company, TDF, runs the DTT transmission network and provides other video services), digital terrestrial is as popular in Paris as in the remote countryside. A survey showed that in France, 64% of people said it would be a problem if they moved to a home that did not have a terrestrial antenna and a wall socket to receive DTT.
"The age group that was most sensitive about this was the under-35s," he added. "This is associated with cord-cutting. Young people who go to Netflix and Amazon realise that they might rely on them for movies and series but they will miss 'normal' TV, and broadcast is a good way to get that." Grivet said the rapid growth in over-the-air viewing in the U.S. is also largely driven by cord-cutting – with digital terrestrial viewed as a necessary complement to SVOD services to provide sport and breaking news that is otherwise lost.
An important part of the initial work that the DVB conducted in addressable/targeted advertising was to decide if the DTT market needs it. The firm conclusion is that it does – and that it will be very important to this sector. The DVB is now committed to deciding the detailed commercial requirements and then the technical specifications that will evolve into a standards-based framework for the delivery of addressable advertising.
Although DVB is focused on the 'horizontal' DTT market, which encompasses both broadcasters, DTT platform owners and the device (television set and set-top box) makers who sell DTT receivers through retail, Grivet said the organisation would welcome participation from the 'vertical' (Pay TV) market. Indeed, he is hopeful that satellite or IPTV providers might join the process.
"It would be very attractive for advertisers and broadcasters if there was a single technical framework covering more than one platform," he suggested. Grivet believes this could be realistic for IPTV and DTT in France, as an example.
The DVB-TA (Targeted Advertising) specification will be built on the back of the HbbTV standards, which are also driven by the European terrestrial/free-to-air broadcast market. The HbbTV standards provide the means to gather instant data about what someone is watching, and they also support the insertion of IP-delivered ads (which are streamed over broadband) into a broadcast signal. However, the existing HbbTV technology does not provide the perfect frame accurate and bullet-proof ad insertion that is considered 'broadcast-grade', and the DVB specification work aims to remedy that.
Grivet declared: "HbbTV is an excellent start but it does not provide a fully satisfactory solution." Besides dynamic ad substitution, some of the other issues it is tackling are end-to-end in-band signalling, buffering in receive devices, reporting, and interfaces with existing ad workflows.
The DVB is putting broadcaster control high on its agenda. "They should have a similar level of control as they have today on non-targeted classical advertising," Grivet told the FTVA audience. "I am optimistic that the HbbTV-based solution will enable that, as HbbTV was itself created with that purpose."
The DVB's CM-TA-SMG co-chair was adamant that day-to-day control of the addressable advertising process is mission-critical and part of the wider need to ensure the broadcast industry determines its own destiny. "If they [broadcasters] do not have control, there is a high risk that they will lose value. Broadcasters need to rely on broadcaster-friendly solutions," he declared.
This was not aimed at Pay TV operators but was a reference to the threat from "well-known digital players who have captured a very high proportion of all forms of other advertising". Grivet did not elaborate, but if broadcasters rely on a company like YouTube as a distribution platform where they can offer targeting, for example, then it is YouTube that holds all the tech-cards and gets to evolve its processes. Arguably, that moves the balance of power towards the 'platform' (in this example YouTube) over time.
Grivet emphasised: "Our ambition is to create the standardisation for that broadcaster-friendly solution. We want the full potential value of addressable advertising to be unlocked for the benefit of classical broadcasters." He then suggested that harnessing the work of HbbTV and putting that into a broader DVB framework "is the safe way for broadcasters to go", adding: "They can take advantage of addressable without the risk of losing everything."
As well as encouraging 'vertical' operators to get involved with the standards work, the DVB wants 'digital experts' who have already deployed their targeting systems to participate in DVB-TA. "We want the spec to easily interconnect with existing trading and ad-decisioning platforms," Grivet explained.
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ASHOK AGRAWAL, DM, PE, is the managing director for professional development and director of outreach and engagement at the American Society for Engineering Education. Ashok has served engineering and engineering technology and has held every professorial and administrative position from instructor to chief academic officer. As director of the Emerson Center, Agrawal actively engaged with St. Louis Community College's Workforce and Community Development, St. Louis County Economic Council, and the St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association (RCGA).
Agrawal received his Doctorate in Management degree from University of Maryland University College, and holds an MS degree in Materials Science, an MS degree in Mining Engineering from the University of Kentucky, and a BS degree in Metallurgical Engineering from Nagpur University in India. Before joining St. Louis Community College, Agrawal was a tenured Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Engineering Technology at West Virginia Institute of Technology.
Prior to assuming his present position he was the vice president for Academic Affairs, dean of the Math, Science, Engineering, and Technology Division and responsible for leading and administering its transfer and career programs at St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley. His efforts led to the establishment of the Emerson Center for Engineering and Manufacturing, the development of the joint 2+2 Bachelor's degree program with Southeast Missouri State, and creation of several customized training programs for key regional corporations including Ameren, AT&T, and Boeing.
In 2006, he was selected to participate in Leadership St. Louis® (LSL), one of the most highly-respected leadership development programs in the nation. The program was built on the belief that the community, just as any business organization, requires strong leadership to grow and improve. In the same year, he was appointed by the Governor of Missouri to serve on the Missouri Math, Engineering, Technology, and Science (Mo-METS) task force, and served on the Mo-METS coalition. He also serves on the planning team of the St. Louis Region's FIRST Robotics Competition and has served on the science advisory committee of the St. Louis Science Center. He is also a member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers- Education Foundation board.
Agrawal has been honored with numerous awards and recognitions. He is the recipient of the 2003 Florissant Valley David L. Underwood Lecture Award, and also the Governor's Award for Excellence in Teaching. An ASEE Fellow, he is the recipient of 2012 James H. McGraw Award and 1996 Frederick J. Berger Award, He has served ASEE in numerous offices of the Engineering Technology Council and Division, and on the Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Agrawal and his colleagues led the effort to establish a St. Louis Regional Engineering Academy for St. Louis area schools, which included the implementation of Project Lead The Way engineering curriculum. He has received several grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF), and other public and private agencies, including a grant for the College Career Transition Initiative from the League of Innovations for Community Colleges.
He has served as a Program Officer at the Division of Undergraduate Education at the National Science Foundation, and continues to assist NSF on special projects. Agrawal has also served on the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) Committee to Advance Engineering Studies at Tribal Colleges, the NAE Committee on Community Colleges Role in Engineering and Education, and the National Research Council (NRC) Board on Engineering Education.
Ashok Agrawal has also been involved in international activities collaborating with Georgetown University to coordinate The Cooperative Association of States for Scholarships (CASS) program which provides technical training and professional training for low-income and rural students from the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, and Nicaragua; and The Scholarships for Education and Economic Development (USAID SEED) Program, which is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and administered by Georgetown University's Center for Intercultural Education and Development (CIED).


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NEW MAY 2018. With the support of the GER, the Homeland Association published a handbook for those who were considering moving to the leafy suburbs (including Tottenham!) and commuting into the capital. It was entitled 'By Forest and Countryside' and gave practical Information concerning the residential districts on the Great Eastern Railway deemed to be within daily reach of London.
This is the fifth edition, dated 1914-1915. The covers are missing, but the editorial content (more than a hundred pages) is in good condition and complete. There are eight black-and-white photographs. Most of the advertisements remain, and these are all given at the end of the file.
The technique was to devote a two-page spread to each locality. It is described, and the train service is given plus the fares to Liverpool Street, both day and season tickets. The range of rents in the area is stated, together with the rates, water costs and (if it had a supply) the prices of gas and of electricity. The local authority is named and then comes a list of data - the population, the death rate, the altitude, the subsoil, the early closing day and the best OS map to get. Paragraphs follow on educational facilities and on places of worship. Then come recreations (in Chelmsford the first one given is hunting with the Essex Staghounds!). Institutions are described, such as public libraries and museums. Where applicable, the account ends by naming the local newspaper.
The localities, described in alphabetical order, are: Billericay and Wickford; Bishops Stortford; Brentwood; Broxbourne and Hoddesdon (with Rye House and St Margarets); Buckhurst Hill; the Buntingford Line (Mardock, Widford, Much Hadham, Standon, Braughing, West Mill and Buntingford); Burnham-on-Crouch and Southminster; the Burnham Line (Battlesbridge, Woodham Ferrers, Fambridge and Althorne); Cambridge; the Cambridge Line (Elsenham, Newport, Audley End, Great Chesterford, Whittlesford and Shelford); Chelmsford; Chigwell and Grange Hill; Chingford and Highams Park; Clacton-on-Sea; Enfield; Epping (with Theydon Bois); Forest Gate and Manor Park; Frinton-on-Sea; Gidea Park; Harlow and Sawbridgeworth; Harold Wood; Hertford; Ilford; Ingatestone; Leyton and Leytonstone; Loughton (with Chigwell Lane); Newbury Park, Barkingside and Fairlop; Ongar (with Blake Hall and North Weald); Rayleigh, Hockley and Rochford; Romford; Saffron Walden; Seven Kings, Goodmayes and Chadwell Heath; Shenfield and Hutton; Southend-on-Sea, Prittlewell and Westcliff; Squirrels Heath; Stansted; Thorpe Bay; Tottenham; Waltham and Cheshunt; Wanstead and Snaresbrook; Ware; and Woodford.