HONG KONG – Police briefly scuffled with protesters camped out in Hong Kong's streets early Thursday, but held back from dismantling barricades erected by the activists pushing for greater democracy in the Chinese territory.
Public anger simmered over video showing a group of officers kicking a handcuffed protester on Wednesday morning as police charged the mostly student demonstrators occupying an underpass, using pepper spray and dragging dozens away.
Police used pepper spray again after midnight Thursday to push back crowds trying to occupy a road outside the government's headquarters. Police said two protesters were arrested, one for kicking a bottle at a private car and one for assaulting police, and three officers were injured.
Wednesday's police beating appeared to mark a change in mood for many protesters.
"I used to say at every rally that frontline police officers were just following orders. We shouldn't hurt frontline officers because we were angry or because we blamed them. Frontline officers were just doing their jobs," Joshua Wong, one of the protest leaders, said Wednesday evening at a rally at the main protest zone in Admiralty.
"But I won't say this again at future rallies," said the 18-year-old leader of Scholarism, one of three main groups leading the protests. "If they're just doing their work, why do they have to beat people?"
The two sides appear to be engaged in a cat-and-mouse game as the protests entered their third week.
Earlier this week, police had removed barriers in an apparent attempt to chip at the edges of the three main protest zones, which have blocked traffic and angered some local businesses.
Protesters reacted to those moves by building bamboo structures that police dismantled. Protested later moved into an underpass before police forcefully removed them early Wednesday.
Anger over the aggressive tactics used by police erupted Wednesday after local TV showed several officers taking a protester around a dark corner and kicking him repeatedly on the ground. It's unclear what provoked the attack. Local Now TV showed him splashing water on officers beforehand.
Protester Ken Tsang said he was kicked while he was "detained and defenseless." He added that he was assaulted again later in the police station. Tsang, a social worker and a member of a pro-democracy political party, lifted his shirt to show reporters injuries to his torso and said he is considering legal action against police.
Police spokesman Steve Hui said seven officers who were involved have been temporarily reassigned, and that authorities will carry out an impartial investigation.
Several hundred people turned up at Hong Kong police headquarters on Wednesday night for a protest organized by a social workers' union over the treatment of Tsang. They lined up to file individual complaints about the beating.
"He was handcuffed already, he was not able to resist but still he was beaten," said Maggie Yuen, one of the protesters. "I don't see any explanation other than that the police abuse their authority."
The demonstrators have taken to the streets since Sept. 26 to oppose the Chinese central government's decision to screen candidates to run in the territory's first direct elections in 2017. They also want the territory's unpopular leader who was picked by Beijing, Chief Executive Leung Chan-ying, to resign.
China's central government is becoming increasingly impatient with the mostly peaceful demonstrations, the biggest challenge to its authority since China took control of the former British colony in 1997. There were no signs, however, that Beijing was planning to become directly involved in suppressing them.


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Shredding (and archiving) of financial accounting records at companies
Company: bnt attorneys-at-law s.r.o.
As soon as the fiscal year is out and has been closed in accounting and tax reporting terms, one may proceed and destroy certain documents to make room in the archives. Are you on top of the mandatory archiving periods for your company's financial records?
The range of archiving periods, and the various exemptions which may apply to specific documents, is truly bewildering – and to make matters worse, the mandatory archiving periods are stipulated by a number of different laws.
That said, the basic rules (and the basic time periods for which accounting records must be kept preserved) are set out in four fundamental acts of law:
the Accounting Act
the Income Tax Act
the VAT Act
and the Archiving and Records Management Act
Pursuant to Sec. 31 of the Accounting Act (Act No. 563/1991 Coll.), the following materials must be archived for the following time periods:
Financial statements, annual reports – 10 years
Accounting records, main ledgers, depreciation schedules, inventories, chart of accounts, overviews – 5 years
Accounting records which companies use to substantiate their keeping of accounts – 5 years
The time period for the assessment of income tax is three years as of the day on which the period for filing the regular tax return lapsed. This time period may however be extended, e.g. if the company claims taxable loss, or in the event of a tax audit.
The maximum extension period is 10 years.
The general provisions on the archiving of tax records in Sec. 35 of the VAT Act (Act No. 235/2004 Coll.) speak of an obligation to archive tax vouchers both on part of the tax payer and on part of the recipient of services and supplies. This archiving period is 10 years from the end of the fiscal year in which the relevant performances were rendered.
The archiving of such documents as e.g. the deed of incorporation, transformation documents, by-laws, articles of association, rules of procedure, annual reports, records of liquidation and dissolution and others, is being addressed by the Archiving and Records Management Act
A company whose archiving procedures and practices are in accordance with all the above-described rules and regulations will save itself a lot of trouble if it later has to provide evidence for facts and circumstances which were decisive for determining its tax assessment base.
For this reason, it makes sense to draw up an internal guideline or policy for the circulation, processing, and archiving of records at the given company (or for the given businessperson). The implementation and strict observance of such a policy will help avoid penalties and sanctions.
Alternatively, companies and entrepreneurs may turn to specialized firms which offer comprehensive archiving services (whether for records in paper form or in electronic form), including the final destruction of obsolete documents.
Act No. 235/2004 Coll., on value added tax Act No. 563/1991 Coll., on accounting Act No. 499/2004 Coll., on archiving and records management and on changes to certain laws Act No. 586/1992 Coll., on income taxes Act No. 101/2000 Coll., on the protection of personal data
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Da Real Fragmentation - Sensors – Pablo Guardiola – Code, thoughts and other stuff.
Android sensors are virtual devices that provide data coming from a set of physical sensors: accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, barometer, humidity, pressure, light, proximity and heart rate sensors. These sensors are capable of providing raw data with high precision and accuracy, and are necessary if you want to set the brightness of your display automatically or you want to track device movement, for example.
Below is the list of the different categories of sensors that Android supports.
Motion sensors measure acceleration forces and rotational forces along three axes. This category includes accelerometers, gravity sensors, gyroscopes, and rotational vector sensors.
Environmental sensors measure various environmental parameters, such as ambient air temperature and pressure, illumination, and humidity. This category includes barometers, photometers, and thermometers.
Position sensors measure the physical position of a device. This category includes orientation sensors and magnetometers.
The Android sensor framework lets you access many types of sensors.
Hardware-based sensors are physical components built into a handset or tablet device. They derive their data from directly measuring specific environmental properties, such as acceleration, geomagnetic field strength, or angular change.
Software-based sensors are not physical devices, although they mimic hardware-based sensors. They derive their data from one or more of the hardware-based sensors and are sometimes called virtual sensors or synthetic sensors. Examples include the linear acceleration sensor or the gravity sensor.
Warning: Not all devices will have all possible sensors (you will have to determine which ones are present) and a device can have more than one sensor of a given type. We will discuss the framework usage in a bit.
Here you can find all sensor types supported by the Android platform.
Warning: While sensor availability varies from device to device, it can also vary between Android versions. So, if in doubt, check sensor availability by platform here.
In order to use sensors in our application, Android provides several classes and interfaces that help you access these sensors and acquire raw sensor data and perform a wide variety of sensor-related tasks. Following we are going to describe them briefly.
SensorManager: You can use this class to create an instance of the sensor service (Context.getSystemService() with the argument SENSOR_SERVICE). This class provides various methods for accessing (getDefaultSensor()) and listing sensors (getSensorList()), registering (registerListener()) and unregistering (unregisterListener()) sensor event listeners, and acquiring orientation information (getOrientation()). This class also provides several sensor constants that are used to report sensor accuracy (SENSOR_STATUS_ACCURACY_LOW, SENSOR_STATUS_ACCURACY_MEDIUM and SENSOR_STATUS_ACCURACY_HIGH), set data acquisition rates (SENSOR_DELAY_NORMAL, SENSOR_DELAY_UI, SENSOR_DELAY_GAME and SENSOR_DELAY_FASTEST), and calibrate sensors.
Sensor: You can use this class to create an instance of a specific sensor. This class provides various methods that let you determine a sensor's capabilities.
SensorEvent: The system uses this class to create a sensor event object, which provides information about a sensor event. A sensor event object includes the following information: the raw sensor data (values), the type of sensor that generated the event, the accuracy of the data, and the timestamp for the event.
SensorEventListener: You can use this interface to create two callback methods that receive notifications (sensor events) when sensor values change (onSensorChanged) or when sensor accuracy changes (onAccuracyChanged()).
Determine an individual sensor's capabilities, such as its maximum range (getMaximumRange()), manufacturer (getVendor()), power requirements (getPower()), and resolution (getResolution()).
Acquire raw sensor data and define the minimum rate (getMinDelay()) at which you acquire sensor data. If a sensor returns zero when you call the getMinDelay() method, it means the sensor is not a streaming sensor because it reports data only when there is a change in the parameters it is sensing. Warning: A sensor's maximum data acquisition rate is not necessarily the rate at which the sensor framework delivers sensor data to your application.
API level 19 added batched sensor events and you can specify a batch period in microseconds (maxReportLatencyUs), and events can be delayed before being reported to the application by up to that amount of time. As you can imagine, batching capabilities are an important consideration for power optimization.
Warning: Not all hardware supports this sort of batching behavior.
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SARATOV OBLAST'S LAND PRIVATIZATION LAW
Publication: Prism Volume: 4 Issue: 12
By: Ilya Malyakin
June 12, 1998 07:00 AM Age: 25 years
By Ilya Malyakin
Article 36 of the Russian Constitution states that:
"1. Citizens and their associations shall have the right to private property in land.
2. Owners may freely exercise their right to the possession, use and management of land and other natural resources, provided this does not cause damage to the environment or infringe upon the rights and interests of other persons.
3. The terms and procedures for the use of land shall be determined on the basis of federal law."
This constitution was adopted at the end of 1993, when no parliament was in session. But, as became clear later, it contained many provisions which contemporary Russian society was not ready for, either psychologically or politically. The first of the three points was, perhaps, the hardest to accept, and because of this, there is still no federal Land Code. Its adoption has been blocked by the confrontation between the president and the Federal Assembly, and it is impossible to say how long this situation will continue.
The resulting "legislative vacuum" has created several problems. Strange as it may seem, it is not the legal and economic aspects which are the most serious. For the last few years at least, the Russian economy has existed without a Land Code, without suffering excessively. But in the political sphere, the tension has constantly increased–this is virtually the only issue where President Boris Yeltsin has not been able to overcome the will of the parliamentarians.
After convincing himself of their unshakability, he changed his tactics; instead of trying to influence the State Duma directly, he decided on a change of venue, to present his opponents with a fait accompli: from henceforth, land legislation would be formed "from below," in the Federation subjects.
The history of Russia's new land legislation is full of ambiguities and, in large part, can only be established through circumstantial evidence.
One of the hardest things to pin down is when the initiative was born. Only the following is known for certain: on October 13, 1997, Saratov Oblast Governor Dmitri Ayatskov unexpectedly said at a press conference that in his oblast, a law would soon be passed–the first such law in Russia–which would permit the sale of all forms of land, including agricultural land.
Just before that, Ayatskov had returned from a meeting in Nizhny Novgorod, in which Boris Yeltsin and many Russian governors had participated. According to some reports, it was here that the president said that it wouldn't be a bad idea to exert pressure on the Duma "from below" on the issue of the Land Code. Clearly, there must also have been some private meetings, in which the president stimulated the regional leaders' interest in his proposal.
Many then expected that there would be a "race" among Federation subjects to be the first to resolve the land issue. Obviously, the Saratov governor, who was in such a hurry to outdistance his competitors that he made his press conference before he consulted with the Oblast Duma deputies, was counting on this.
But reality showed that this indecent hurry had been pointless–there had been no "race"; most Russian governors preferred not to get involved in Moscow's political feuds, and Tatarstan turned out to be Saratov's only "rival." In fact, even Tatarstan proved to be in no hurry; it only came out with its own land law five months later.
There are a number of other circumstances which could explain Saratov's rapid start. This event must be seen in the context of other actions taken by Governor Ayatskov, such as his ordering agricultural producers to bring in a record harvest, his announcement of his intention to be the first in Russia to legalize prostitution, or his recent decision to send a trainload of grain to the miners in Primorye. All this is compelling evidence that Ayatskov is not simply looking for recognition from the center as a "strong regional leader"; he also intends to become an independent politician on the federal level.
But there was, it seems, a more trivial reason–money. Under Ayatskov, Saratov Oblast has made quite a bit of progress on many problems: in 1997, an unprecedented number of schools and hospitals were built; housing construction emerged from the coma which it had been in for many years and the gasification of rural areas was practically completed. But all these successes were achieved by what is commonly called "living beyond one's means."
The gubernatorial elections in Saratov were one of the first campaigns after Yeltsin's victory in the presidential elections, and the prologue to a wave of such campaigns which rolled across the subjects of the Russian Federation, and therefore, they had special propaganda significance. Dmitri Ayatskov's victory was to serve as a banner of victory over the Communists at the regional level.
One of Ayatskov's main campaign slogans was that it would be easier for him to get Moscow to pour money into the region. In fact, after the elections, the money did come pouring in–after his victory, Moscow promised to pay all its debts to Saratov Oblast.
This "financial tide" served as the foundation for the burst of progress mentioned above. Trying to build on this success, the governor's team turned to local banks, and later, to Moscow banks, for credits. When this money, too, began to run out, the time came to look for new sources of funding. Then, two problems emerged: establishing contact with foreign investors and the search for additional internal reserves. The passage of the law permitting the sale of land would make it possible to kill two birds with one stone–it would make the oblast more attractive to Western investors and would bring in new budget income through rents, land operations, and the taxes connected with them. And according to the new law, all such income would not have to be shared with Moscow, but would remain in the region. Moreover, in conditions of economic crisis, offering land as collateral might be the only way that the oblast could attract additional credits.
It cannot be said that Ayatskov's initiative was unanimously well-received in Saratov Oblast. On the contrary, even supporters of private property in land were wary of it. But public opinion was not particularly important, without mechanisms which would give it influence over the governor's authoritarian regime in the region.
Formally, there were public hearings on the bill–but this entire process took place under the strict control of local government bodies. The only exception was the discussion which took place at a session of the independent "Saratov Political Analysts' Roundtable." Its participants listened to both the authors of the bill and its opponents.
At this roundtable, the law's most consistent and articulate opponent, Professor Vladimir Zubkov, stressed that passing a law which permitted the free sale of land would hit rural areas the hardest. The rural population was not ready to make the transition to a new reality. The peasants, according to Zubkov, had no money to buy land. This applied to independent farmers as well, 85 percent of whom were on the brink of ruin. If land sales were permitted, land would quickly become the property of banks and "the owners of criminal capital."
Moreover the law had loopholes which made it possible to circumvent the toughest limitations, such as the minimum price on land, the level of which is determined by directive. Here, Zubkov cited numerous instances in which criminal elements have forced citizens to sell, or even give them, housing–the law does not rule out the possibility of such "gifts."
Most of the other participants in the discussion were also cautious about the new law. They pointed out that it was impossible to predict all of the possible collisions which would arise after the passage of a federal Land Code. Analysts were bewildered that the draft was submitted to the Oblast Duma without being reviewed first by independent experts.
Indeed, it was difficult to make any assessment of the bill at all. The drafts were constantly changing. But this did not prevent them from putting the draft up for a vote just half an hour after the report of the chairman of the Oblast Land Committee, Nikolai Budnikov, who had said virtually nothing about the substance of the bill, but concentrated only on the political and economic need for the law. In spite of some timid criticism, only one deputy actually voted against it.
The law was passed on its second reading on November 12. The special session of the Oblast Duma, which was specially convened to examine this issue, lasted only an hour and ten minutes, and was marked by a scandalous event. That day, demonstrators from the KPRF, who were picketing at the entrance of the Duma in protest against the buying and selling of land, were dispersed by the police. This was the first time in seven years that a political action–even one not sanctioned by the government (the special session was deliberately scheduled too early for the opposition to notify the authorities)–was dispersed. Again, there was no serious debate, although this time, the deputies did show that they were familiar with the document being discussed. The law was passed in its second and final reading.
The events in Saratov were met with a stormy, but quite predictable, reaction in Moscow. Representatives of the presidential administration, who had visited the oblast when the bill was being drafted, expressed support for Ayatskov's initiative and were confident that other federation subjects would soon follow Saratov's example.
In the State Duma, the Saratov law became the object of serious discussion. The leaders of most parliamentary factions opposed it. A special resolution was passed, calling on the Saratov Oblast Duma to return the bill for a third reading. But there was no reaction from Saratov. The law remained in force.
The law's critics had every reason not to trust the Saratov initiative. Experiments in land sales which had taken place in other federation subjects were unsuccessful. The widely-publicized land reform in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast was one such negative experience. Land trading there led to a situation in which most of the land was concentrated in the hands of former collective farm leaders. One could not seriously say that the experiment had led to more effective land use.
The doubts turned out to be justified. Half a year after the law's passage, it has had virtually no positive influence on the oblast's economy. The amount of money it has brought into the oblast budget is negligible. There have been five widely-publicized deals in which oblast and municipal land has been sold or rented out, but the predicted land boom has not materialized. The right to put up land as collateral for loans has not been exercised at all. Even the oblast land survey is not finished, and its absence makes land transactions very difficult.
But the extremely small number of such transactions can hardly be blamed on the absence of a land survey–most likely, it is the result of something else, as independent experts have frequently pointed out.
The main problem is that Saratov Oblast is not a state in its own right. As part of Russia, Saratov, with its lack of restrictions on the buying and sale of land, looks more like an attractive-sounding irrelevancy than a beachhead won by the supporters of new economic relations. In reality, a local law can only be drafted after a federal Land Code is passed and all of the contradictions between it and local legislation are cleared up. Certain provisions of Saratov's law will most likely be overturned; for example, the authority to regulate normative land prices will most likely revert to the center.
However, this does not mean that the Saratov Oblast land law is dead in the water. The situation has changed drastically, if one looks at it not from the economic, but from the political point of view. The law's passage has noticeably improved the image of both the region and its governor, and has attracted the attention of the press, the federal center and foreign investors. Within the oblast, the law has been mythologized as a great achievement, has been declared one of the foundations of a "regional ideology," and has been made the basis of a local economic development program so ambitious that some compare it to Khrushchev's program to "build Communism by 1980."
Earlier, it was mentioned that Saratov Oblast has found at least one imitator. Recently, a similar law was passed in Tatarstan. And although not very much time has passed since then, one may suppose that in that republic, it will be more effective.
Tatarstan's situation within the Russian Federation differs significantly from that of the rest of its subjects. There, people are accustomed to living their own lives, relying on their own potential for economic independence, and only rarely taking a look at the federal center. Moreover, the "special relations" between Moscow and Kazan permit one to suppose that the need to reconcile Tatarstan's land law with a federal Land Code will not be too serious. All this gives Tatarstani law much more permanence than Saratov's.
But the fate of both laws is in question from a purely legal point of view as well. On May 15, a hearing was held in the Saratov Oblast Court on a claim by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office that certain provisions of the Saratov land law are invalid. On the first day of the hearings, the Prosecutor General's Office's representative laid out the claim in detail, which boiled down to the fact that certain of its provisions contradict federal legislation or have no force in the absence of a number of federal laws. In response, the governor's representative cited passages from federal laws in support of each disputed passage in the land law.
The following day, after debate, the Judicial Collegium on Civic Affairs of the Oblast Court denied the claim.
Observers of the proceedings called attention to the oddly passive behavior of the Prosecutor General's Office's representative, who acted as if he was not trying to win the case. People had the impression either that the claim was only pro forma (so that nobody could blame its authors for not taking the step), or that the main events would only take place at a higher court, to which the Prosecutor General's Office had no right to appeal unless it filed a claim in the Oblast Court first. But as yet there is no information on the Prosecutor General's Office's future plans.
The Saratov Oblast leadership is proud that it has been able to defend its legislative brainchild and is publicizing its victory. In the absence of significant economic effect from the land law, this victory is less flashy, but more principled.
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An anonymous Chinese hacking group has managed to hack the iPhone XS and activate an unsupported eSIM. Here's what this means for iPhone XS users in China.
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And I add file images.d.ts:
/// <reference types="react-scripts" />

declare module '*.png';
declare module "*.jpg";
declare module '*.png' {
    const src: string;
    export default src;
}
declare module "*.jpeg";
declare module "*.gif";

tsconfig.json add:
     "compilerOptions": {
        "target": "es5",
        "typeRoots" : ["node_modules/@types", "src/types"],
        "lib": [
          "dom",
          "dom.iterable",
          "esnext"
        ],
    "allowJs": true,
    "skipLibCheck": true,
    "esModuleInterop": true,
    "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true,
    "strict": true,
    "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true,
    "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": true,
    "module": "esnext",
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "resolveJsonModule": true,
    "isolatedModules": true,
    "noEmit": true,
    "jsx": "react-jsx"
  },
  "include": [
    "src",
    "src/types/images.d.ts",
    "**/*.ts", "**/*.tsx"
  ]
}

How can I load image from in CSS file without webpack?
That error make in CSS file:
.custom { display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; width: 20px; height: 20px; margin-right: 20px; background: url('../asset/images/ico_check1_off.png') center center no-repeat; background-size: contain; }

background: url('../asset/images/ico_check1_off.png')
occur Errors
But main.tsx call directly has no error:
<Image src="../asset/images/ico_check1_off.png"/>
only occur error call image  from CSS file
folder

public
 - asset/images

src
 - component / main
   - main.tsx
 - component / css
   - common.css

A: use title.module.css
may be will load

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Officials in Clinton answer major questions surrounding weekend fire
CLINTON, Miss. (WJTV) – Major questions surrounding a weekend house fire that killed seven people, have now been answered.
A news conference was held at the Clinton Fire Station to clarified some more information. Fire Chief Jeff Blackledge and Mayor Phil Fisher said there were a lot of factors that played a part the a massive loss, including faulty smoke detectors, burglar bars and an outdated style roof.
Authorities are still waiting to question the father who escaped from the home. Mr. Presley's wife and six children died in the fire on Saturday. He is still recovering at the hospital.
In his original statement, Presley said he told his family to get out of the house and then ran to a neighbor's home to call the fire department.
Mayor Fisher spoke about the condition of the house and said it was up to code, but the reason for the smoke alarms not going off is still under investigation.


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Will The Rockets Look To Bring Back Kenneth Faried?
Rahat Huq Contributor
I write generally about the Houston Rockets and their finances
SALT LAKE CITY, UT - APRIL 22: Kenneth Faried #35 of the Houston Rockets gestures on the court in ... [+] Game Four during the first round of the 2019 NBA Western Conference Playoffs against the Utah Jazz at Vivint Smart Home Arena on April 22, 2019 in Salt Lake City, Utah. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Gene Sweeney Jr./Getty Images)
Earlier this month, after the Rockets were bounced from the postseason by the Golden State Warriors yet again, reports broke that management was looking for major changes. This meant that starters such as Chris Paul, Eric Gordon, and Clint Capela could all be dealt. What was already known, and had been discussed during the season, was that Houston would have difficult decisions in the offseason regarding its bench. With limited resources available, tough decisions would need to be made regarding Austin Rivers, Danuel House, Jr., and Kenneth Faried. In Faried's case, the decision may no longer be so difficult.
Faried was something of a revelation for the Rockets during the year, signed off the scrap heap at the veteran minimum to fill in for an injured Capela. In 25 games with Houston, he averaged 12.9 points and 8.2 rebounds on 58% shooting from the floor, replicating the vertical lob threat Capela had been providing in helping to save Houston's season.
But in the postseason, he was pulled from the rotation, averaging only 9.3 minutes per game. Against the Utah Jazz in the first round, Faried played 16 minutes in Game 1, 17 minutes in Game 2, then ten minutes in Game 3, down to five minutes in Game 4, and just three minutes in Game 5. In the six game series against the Warriors in the semifinals, Faried only played in Game 2, seeing five minutes. With Capela completely ineffective and House already pulled from the rotation, many wondered why head coach Mike D'Antoni had lost faith in Faried too. The likely case is that even with everyone else's struggles, D'Antoni just didn't feel comfortable playing such a notoriously shaky defender in Faried against a team as dangerous as the Warriors.
D'Antoni's total lack of trust in Faried in such a critical moment is probably a pretty good indicator of how the team values him. While Faried certainly provides utility as a lob partner for James Harden, it can be argued that players filling such a role are rather fungible. I've argued rather extensively that, particularly regarding Capela, that Houston should not allocate resources next season upon players incapable of contributing against the Warriors. With as many needs as Houston has, and just the taxpayer midlevel exception at their disposal, unless he's willing to play at the veteran minimum, my strong guess is that Faried will not return next season.
And even if Faried is willing to play again at the bare minimum, I think the Rockets are ready to go in a different direction at the center spot with second-year man Isaiah Hartenstein, a true 7 footer. While Hartenstein isn't a lob threat, he projects as a floor spacer which could prove as an even more valuable trait for the Rockets, particularly in the Warriors matchup.
At any rate, Hartenstein or not, its a pretty safe bet that Faried has played his last game as a Rocket already. He filled in for Capela, but may have also provided the Rockets with the knowledge that Capela's production is more easily duplicable than they would have guessed otherwise.
Rahat Huq
I am an attorney specialized in Public Finance, Municipal Tax, and Open Government, living in Houston, Texas. I have been covering the Houston Rockets since 2009 at Red9...


As storm clouds gather over Mitsubishi Motors Its expected earnings forecast is withheld In light of mounting uncertainty following its mileage cheating scandal. (SOUNDBITE) (Japanese) MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORP PRESIDENT, TETSURO AIKAWA, SAYING: "I would first like to deeply apologize to our customers and others for the inappropriate fuel economy test methods we carried out on our vehicles. Retail vehicle orders has halved since the announcement." But Mitsubishi says it's still in a strong financial position and there's no need for extra financial help. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CCLA, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, JAMES BEVAN, SAYING: "I think there is a clear expectation that the authorities in Japan will support Mitsubishi, I have no expectation that they will allow Mitsubishi to go to the wall. But how much value there really remains for shareholders is really a different question, it is very hard to see that investing in Mitsubishi now is anything but speculative." Mitsubishi's been dodging Japanese fuel economy regulations for 25 years. Now - the blame game begins... (SOUNDBITE) (Japanese) PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS LAW AT HITOTSUBASHI UNIVERSITY, HIDEYUKI KOBAYASHI, SAYING: "Mitsubishi is extremely introverted, standing by its lifelong employment culture... If it were to undergo severe sanctions it would not just balance it out with the Volkswagen incident, but also provide Japanese companies with an incentive to improve their corporate culture." In one week the scandal's wiped out half of the company's market value. And Japanese media is predicting the automaker's CEO - Osamu Masuko and President Tetsuro Aikawa will have to step down.


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Catholic Community Service: Continuing to serve the needs of Southeast Alaska in the new year
Erin Walker-Tolles
EDITOR'S PICKS, FEATURED, FORUM
2020 is a year that none of us will ever forget. The challenges faced by all of us, as organizations, parishes and individuals, were unanticipated and beyond what any of us could have conceived. Illness and uncertainty followed all of us this year. And the most vulnerable—those in poverty, elders, the ill, and children, were…
Recognizing the dignity of others during a pandemic
Jenny Michaelson
"May we be in this world a ray of that light which shone forth from Bethlehem, bringing joy and peace to the hearts of all men and women." Pope Francis This message from Pope Francis during Advent of 2013 to the crowds in St. Peter's Square is just as relevant now as it was then,…
Archbishop Andrew Bellisario, C.M.
BISHOP'S CORNER, EDITOR'S PICKS, FEATURED
Advent is a season of great hope! It prepares us for the Second Coming of Christ and celebrates the Nativity of Christ at Christmas. With themes of faith, hope, longing, preparation, and determination, Advent calls us to wait with faith and hope; to prepare for the coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Every…
Catholic service organizations and parishes prepare for the season of giving during a pandemic
Annette Alleva
EDITOR'S PICKS, FEATURED
By Annette AllevaThe North Star Catholic The season of giving associated with the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays can be one of great joy for those with means and a generous heart. For those whose needs for the most basic elements of survival know no season, it can cause hardship and anxiety. Traditionally, churches and social…
Keeping Catholic education vibrant in a COVID-19 world
The North Star Catholic Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the Catholic Schools within the Archdiocese of Anchorage-Juneau were able to provide in-person learning to students for most of this past semester, albeit in a very structured environment with thoughtful mitigation plans. And it was with these plans that the schools have been able to help keep…
Missionary Oblate serving Southeast Alaska celebrates 40 years of ministry
Dominique Johnson
By Dominique JohnsonThe North Star Catholic Father Pat Casey, OMI, began considering a vocation in the priesthood when he was in seventh grade while attending Catholic school in Los Angeles, California. He wouldn't enter seminary until later in life, but on December 30th, the 73 year old priest, will celebrate his 40th ordination anniversary. He…
Parish Profile: Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe
By Bonnie BezousekThe North Star Catholic Located in the Turnagain neighborhood near the Anchorage International Airport, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrates its 50th anniversary as a parish faith community this year. Founded in 1970, the parish first met in the Turnagain Elementary School gym. Later they rented from the Turnagain United Methodist…
Parish Profile: Co-Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
By Cece LihouThe North Star Catholic There has been a continuous worshiping presence on the same block of Fifth Street in Juneau since 1885 when Fr. John Althoff built the first Catholic Church in the capital city. The Sisters of St. Ann arrived shortly after that, establishing a hospital and school. The present church of…
Archbishop Bellisario leads hour of prayer for healing and protection
By Dominique JohnsonThe North Star Catholic Once a month, Archbishop Andrew Bellisario, C.M., leads an hour of prayer to invite the faithful of the Archdiocese of Anchorage-Juneau to pray together via livestream. During his November hour of prayer, the archbishop asked the people of the archdiocese to join to pray for healing and protection for…
Saints among us: Marlys Verba
By Anna SchultenThe North Star Catholic As 2020 draws to a close, we spend an Advent season preparing our hearts to receive Christ ever more fully this Christmas season. As Catholics, our lives do not exist in isolation: we come to faith and grow in relationship with God in the context of a Christian community….
Sustaining the Church in difficult times
Volunteers are key to the success of CSS
BISHOPS SCHEDULE: Highlights for Juneau and Anchorage
The Gospel of Life and the Holy Rosary
News & Happenings across the Anchorage Archdiocese
The following news and events are scheduled across the Anchorage Archdiocese.
Young adult events April 15th and 18th
Young adults, 18-35, are invited to an evening with Anchorage Archbishop Paul Etienne on April 15. Additionally, young adults will pray at seven churches on April 18.


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Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial), who starred in the original Critters as Helen Brown, will sink her teeth into the franchise for a second time in the mysterious role of Aunt Dee. Inspired by the film series from the '80s and '90s, Critters follows 20-year-old Drea (Tashiana Washington), who reluctantly takes a job babysitting for a professor of a college she hopes to attend. Struggling to entertain the professor's children Trissy (Ava Preston) and Jake (Jack Fulton), along with her own little brother Phillip (Jaeden Noel), Drea takes them on a hike, unaware that mysterious alien critters have crash-landed and started devouring every living thing they encounter. Directed by Bobby Miller. Coming This Summer to Digital and Blu-ray.
Genre: Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction
Director: Bobby Miller
Actors: Alex Jeaven, Ava Preston, Dee Wallace, Ho Chow, Jack Fulton, Jaeden Noel, Keith Arbuthnot, Leon Clingman, Steve Blum, Tashiana Washington, Vash Singh
Keywords:Critters Attack!
Social Animals
Determined not to turn into her parents, or be drawn into any relationship longer than a one night stand, Zoe constantly struggles with her failing business and love life. Then…
Ellie DeWitt and Janis Zuckermann are admitted to the very strict FBI Training Academy. They get a hard course, in which they learn to deal with guns and to recognise…
Stuck in the Suburbs
Brittany Aarons is one of the many girls who has a crush on popular singer and boy-toy Jordan Cahill. However, she is bored of living a suburban existence and seeks…
Genre: Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Can't Hardly Wait
It's graduation day at Huntington Hills High, and you know what that means – time to party. And not just any party, either. This one will be a night to…
We the Party
In Los Angeles, five high-school friends deal with romance, money, prom, college, sex, bullies, Facebook, fitting in, standing out, and finding themselves.
The Thingy: Confessions of a Teenage Placenta
The heartbreaking story of a living placenta that is raised as a human, a christian, a soldier.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Horror
A fancy garden party turns into upper class prey when a colony of killer wasps mutates into seven foot tall predators.
The life and times of Dawn Davenport, showing her progression from bratty schoolgirl to crazed mass murderer – all of which stems from her parents' refusal to buy her cha-cha…
A Decade Under the Influence
Documentary on the effects of 1970s filmmaking.
Genre: Comedy, Documentary, Romance
Tom loves Sophie and Sophie loves Tom. But Tom and Sophie are of differering classes. Can they find a way through the mayhem to be true to love?
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, History, Romance
Tiny Furniture
After graduating from film school, Aura returns to New York to live with her photographer mother, Siri, and her sister, Nadine, who has just finished high school. Aura is directionless…
In the glamorous world of New York City, Rebecca Bloomwood is a fun-loving girl who is really good at shopping-a little too good, perhaps. She dreams of working for her…
Genre: Comedy, Family, Romance
Trailer: Critters Attack!


The work Murphy's law, Series 4-5, Disc 1-2, represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Tyngsborough Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.
Murphy's law (Television program : 2001), Season 4.


At The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences there are established a series of councils, boards and committees, which help ensure that we conduct the best possible research, offer the best possible study programmes, and constitute the best possible workplace for the faculty staff.
These faculty-level councils, boards and committees advise the Dean's Office and the Faculty Management. In addition, advisory committees can be found at department level and at Faculty Services.
In accordance with the Articles of Association of the University of Copenhagen, each faculty has its own academic council.
The academic council focuses on research, education and knowledge exchange strategies and advises the dean on the distribution of faculty funding. In addition, the council is responsible for appointing assessment committees for assessing applications for permanent academic positions, and it awards PhD and doctoral degrees and comments on other important academic matters.
Information about the Academic Council at The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is available on KUnet(intranet for staff and students at UCPH). Persons outside the university requiring information about the council, may contact the council secretary, Academic Officer Bitten Dalsgaard on +45 35 33 15 83 / 20 40 22 68 or bitten.dalsgaard@sund.ku.dk.
The Faculty Collaboration Committee (FSU) is appointed in accordance with the Agreement on Cooperation and Joint Consultation Committees in State Sector Enterprises and Institutions.
The committee must contribute to ensuring the development of the collaboration between management and staff, which among other things means that it is involved in work with the faculty goals, strategy, personnel policy, skills development, budget and the psychological working environment.
Information about FSU at The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is available on KUnet (intranet for staff and students). Persons outside the university requiring information about the committee, may contact the committee secretary Charlotte Etzerodt, at +45 35 32 56 06/93 56 56 69 or charlotte.etzerodt@sund.ku.dk.
The faculty's Occupational Health and Safety Committee, FAMU, coordinates the work of the departmental occupational health and safety committees.
Information about FAMU at The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is available on KUnet (intranet for staff and students at UCPH). Persons outside the university requiring information about the council, may contact the council secretary Janne Funder Jensen at +45 23 68 03 86 or jafj@sund.ku.dk.
In connection with the merger 2012 between the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the veterinary parts of the Faculty of Life Sciences, on 15 December 2011 the University Board decided to establish a series of educational councils at the new The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.
The Study Board is responsible for ensuring the organisation, completion and development of study programmes and teaching.
Collaboration between the students is based in the Student Forum, which is the students' forum for dialogue with and guidance of the dean and vice-deans.


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Natural history museums (63)
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Works of art (29)
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Clothing and dress (27)
Hewitt, J. N. B. (John Napoleon Brinton) (103)
Michelson, Truman (101)
Swanton, John Reed (71)
Mooney, James (57)
Gatschet, Albert S. (Albert Samuel) (46)
Holmes, William Henry (38)
Powell, John Wesley (32)
Smithsonian Institution, Office of the Secretary (31)
Densmore, Frances (29)
Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology (29)
Curtin, Jeremiah (25)
Gibbs, George (24)
Jackson, William Henry (23)
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Collins, Henry B. (Henry Bascom) (19)
Henshaw, Henry W. (Henry Wetherbee) (19)
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National Museum of the American Indian (24)
Archives Center, National Museum of American History (19)
Smithsonian Libraries (2)
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Pond Bureau
14 prints (silver gelatin)
37 copy prints
NAA.PhotoLot.82-12
Photographs mostly made on Matthew Williams Stirlingʹs New Guinea expedition, Edward A. Salisburyʹs expedition to Micronesia, as well as trips made by Irving Johnson, Ray Jewell, and Cyril von Baumann. They include images of expedition members, scenic views, and indigenous peoples of New Guinea, Micronesia, and other Oceanic islands.
Edmund de Schweinitz Brunner photograph and postcard collection of Korea and Asia
Brunner, Edmund de S. (Edmund de Schweinitz), 1889-1973
75 Prints (circa, collotype (some tinted, some postcards))
400 Prints (circa, silver gelatin (some on postcard stock))
1 copy negative
1 Print (albumen)
2 colored prints
17 Prints (color halftone (including postcards))
Photographs documenting people and culture in Korea, Japan, Manchuria, China, the Philippines, and Singapore. They include images of people, buildings, trades and commerce, markets, village and city scenes, laundering, child care, food and food preparation, churches and shrines, schools, dances, transportation, and fishing. The photographs and pos...
Hector Acebes photographs of African and South American peoples
Acebes, Hector
2 copy prints
153 Prints (silver gelatin)
Photographs made on Hector Acebes's expeditions in Africa and South America, mostly during the 1950s. Many of the images document people and markets in Africa (1949 and 1953), including Kikuyu, Masai, Mangbetu, Fulani, and Bassari peoples. There are also photographs made in the French Sudan, Guinea, Togo, Dahomey, Cameroon, the Congo Republic, Ru...
Aidan Southall and Marshall Clinard material relating to nutrition and crime in Kampala, Uganda, 1950s-1960s
Southall, Aidan, 1920-2009
Clinard, Marshall B., 1911-2010
18.8 Linear Feet ((45 document boxes))
13 sound recordings
NAA.2013-25
Aidan Southall (1920-2009) was a social anthropologist whose research focused on rural and urban settings in East Africa. Marshall Barron Clinard (1911-2010) was a sociological criminologist who conducted research in a number of countries, including Sweden, India, Switzerland, and Uganda. This collection, consisting mostly of questionnaires, represents Southall and Clinard's research on nutrition and crime in Kampala, Uganda.
MS 1802 Ethnological Studies of the Hoh and Quileute Indians, the Sole Survivors of the Chimakuan Linguistic Family
Reagan, Albert B., 1871-1936
2 Maps
3 Items (musical score pages )
NAA.MS1802
Includes text and drawings, 2 sketch maps, 21 native drawings, 3 pages musical scores.
Melford E. Spiro papers
Spiro, Melford E., 1920-2014
9.6 Linear feet ((24 boxes))
Melford E. Spiro was a psychological anthropologist whose career included fieldwork on the Pacific Atoll of Ifaluk, on kibbutzim in Israel, and in Burma. His research topics included child rearing, cooperation, aggression, and supernatural beliefs. His papers, dated 1943-2003, primarily document these periods of fieldwork in relation to these topics. The collection consists of field notes, personality data and analysis, photographs, interview tapes and transcriptions, ephemera, subject card files, and research files. It also includes limited material related to his teaching and writings in the form of course outlines and research, lecture notes, annotated articles, drafts, and book reviews.
William M. Pennington photographs of Navajo Indians
Pennington, William M.
11 platinum prints
NAA.PhotoLot.82-2
Photographs depicting Navajo Indians, including individual portraits and images of Navajos in the desert with horses and a hogan.
Libro de Sermones Varios en Lengua Quiche. Compuesto por el Sr Fr Francisco Maldonado
Maldonado, Francisco Father
de San Antonio, Miguel
de Lara, Lope Fernandez
de Zapata, Andres Fray
The book is apparently sermons and biblical passages translated into Quiche and Cakchiquel Maya during the 17th century. The sermons were written at different times and by different hands. It would also appear that Indians were responsible for the transcription of these Maya texts, since the Latin and Spanish titles often have obvious spelling erro...
Owen M. Lynch papers
Lynch, Owen M., 1931-2013
132 sound recordings
43 Linear Feet (83 boxes.)
The papers of Owen M. Lynch (1931-2013) contain his research and fieldwork on marginalized castes in India, and in particular highlight his work among the Dalits, or Untouchables, in Agra. The collection consists of field notes, surveys, interviews, maps, drawings, manuscript notes and drafts, language materials, subject files, day planners, correspondence, university papers, conference symposium and panel materials, photographs, sound recordings, video recordings, and electronic records.
Sally V. Cooke photograph collection of Southwest Indians and scenery
Cooke, Sally V.
Photographs depicting pueblos, dances, cliff dwellings, pottery, weaving, rock art, Matilda Coxe Stevenson, and other scenes in and around the pueblos in New Mexico and Arizona. Locations depicted include Moqui Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo, Zuni Pueblo, Fort Apache, and the Wood Yard in Arizona's Petrified Forest. The collection also includes one image of ...


6. ¶ Therefore thou hast forsaken thy people the house of Jacob, because they be replenished from the east, and are soothsayers like the Philistines, and they please themselves in the children of strangers.
10. ¶ Enter into the rock, and hide thee in the dust, for fear of the LORD, and for the glory of his majesty.


Green beans amandine is a classic, healthy and refreshing side dish with earthy flavors. The simple preparation makes it a versatile side to accompany any meal, from a Sunday dinner to an elaborate holiday menu.
Fill a large pot with about 5 quarts of water and bring to boil.
Add the green beans and cook until tender, about 5 minutes.
Drain and rinse with cold water to stop the cooking process.
Line a baking sheet with paper towels and spread the beans to dry.
In a large frying pan of sauté skillet, melt the ghee over medium heat. Add the olive oil.
Add the shallots and sauté until translucent, about 4 minutes.
Increase the heat to medium-high and add the beans and continue sautéing until heated through.
Season with salt and peppers and stir in the almonds.
Transfer to a serving platter, sprinkle with the parsley, and serve.
Make Ahead: The beans can be boiled up to 1 day in advance. Cover in an airtight container and refrigerate until ready to use.


Reed Smith has bolstered its financial industry group (FIG) in the UK with the hire of two banking partners from Addleshaw Goddard. Phillip Slater and Lucy Newcomb are set to join Reed Smith's City acquisition finance practice. Slater has been a partner with Addleshaw since 2005 while Newcomb was promoted last year.
Reed Smith has bolstered its financial industry group (FIG) in the UK with the hire of two banking partners from Addleshaw Goddard.


The Harvest series finale was so epic and fans had some emotional reactions to it.
Will the widows come out top, or will Lindiwe destroy them? Harvest series finale, tonight at 9:30PM.
We only have one episode left of our favourite drama series. But where did it all start? Harvest series finale, Monday 23 October at 9:30PM.
She's grieving Richard in a way she never did for Mandla. Harvest, Mondays at 9:30PM.