The family-owned watchmaker releases yet another sophisticated mechanical watch inspired by the world of music. This time around the watch has been pared down to the basics.
Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil has shown quite an affinity for music over the years. That includes linking up with the Brit Music Awards and a partnership with the sound industry's famed Gibson Brand.
It's not just through partnerships that the Geneva-based brand connects to the world of music. The watchmaker has also developed a series of timepieces as a mechanical expression of that passion, via the Maestro collection.
The latest in that series is the Maestro Skeleton, a new open-worked timepiece that is aimed at the mid-range dress watch market. The independent watchmaker is known for its classic and elegant timepiece, but this watch is really all about the essentials, with nothing extraneous to be found.
It is housed within a 39.5mm diameter stainless steel case that highlights the balance wheel and open-worked spring barrel, including the decorated rotor on the back.
On the front, the dial display includes blued steel hours, minutes and a central sweep seconds hands. The design of the dial is meant to show them in full motion floating above the mechanical parts of the movement. The dial and the movement are well proportioned, providing an overall harmonious look.
While I prefer the look of this watch in the leather strap, it can also be had on a more robust stainless steel bracelet.
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The Maestro Skeleton is one more example of a refined timekeeper by Raymond Weil that demonstrates the brand's focus on slimmed down, sophisticated and mechanical references.


The world is facing a choice between two fundamentally different forms of organization: internationalist liberal capitalism and authoritarian state capitalism. The former, represented by the United States, has broken down, and the latter, represented by China, is on the rise.
NEW YORK – Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of communism, the world is facing another stark choice between two fundamentally different forms of organization: international capitalism and state capitalism. The former, represented by the United States, has broken down, and the latter, represented by China, is on the rise. Following the path of least resistance will lead to the gradual disintegration of the international financial system. A new multilateral system based on sounder principles must be invented.
While international cooperation on regulatory reform is difficult to achieve on a piecemeal basis, it may be attainable in a grand bargain that rearranges the entire financial order. A new Bretton Woods conference, like the one that established the post-WWII international financial architecture, is needed to establish new international rules, including treatment of financial institutions that are too big to fail and the role of capital controls. It would also have to reconstitute the International Monetary Fund to reflect better the prevailing pecking order among states and to revise its methods of operation.
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J. D. Salinger did not want any of his early stories to be republished, thanks to the vagaries of the copyright laws at least three of his early stories had their rights available. These have been published in a small, illustrated edition.
The book is nominally 63 pages, but, with the exceptions of the illustrations, it has been printed on solely on the recto (right) side, the verso (left) side is blank except for the illustrations, so you have a book of around 30 pages, which you can read while accompanying someone to the doctor's office. You'll be done by the time you get there.
The Young Folks is set at a cocktail party, and is largely plotless, i.e., there are no incidents, and is best described as two people talking past each other.
Go See Eddie appears to have a back story, but it is implied, and ends on an implied threat of violence.
Once a Week Won't Kill You is the most evocative with hints of loss, old age, and senility.
It has been a long while since I read any of Salinger, though I still have his books, and I can't really offer any valid comparison of the early stories as compared with his later fiction, but the one that seems closest to the Salinger of Nine Stories is the last story with its description of tension between the man and his wife, and the sense of loss that envelops his aunt.
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Kelly attended Sacred Heart Catholic High School. where her English teacher persuaded her to go further in performing arts when she was 11. She also did extra-curricular drama lessons at the Sage Academy of Performing Arts alongside her twin Katie. She boarded at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts in Hertfordshire for sixth form. Before being cast in Sket, Kelly worked as a waitress in a bar and as a shop assistant. She later went to university in Leeds.

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At 16, Kelly auditioned for the role of Minnie McGuinness in E4's Skins. After this audition, casting director Jane Ripley contacted Kelly about Sket. Kelly landed the role of Kayla Richards, making this her debut film, which earned Kelly a nomination for Best British Newcomer at the British Film Institute.<ref
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In 2019 and 2020, Kelly appeared in Armando Iannucci's The Personal History of David Copperfield and the Roger Michell's The Duke respectively. The latter former premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival at the latter, at the Venice Film Festival.

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Kelly met photographer Alex Bibby while studying in Leeds and began a relationship. They were originally going to marry on their tenth anniversary, but the wedding was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They officially married in September 2022 at Burgh House in North London. The couple have a son, born March 2022.

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Economic System of Islam 8 – Muslim Contribution To Mathematics Physics
Channel: Jamal Badawi
Series: Jamal Badawi - Economic System of Islam
Name is Gabi and obviously the Merciful, the creator of sustainable universe Peace, blessings upon the seventh and messenger Bahama forever. I mean, he was the most common in Islam, bringing a peace. Assalamu Aleikum, I'm your host and on the show. Today we have a program in our series dealing with the economic system of Islam. And we'll be continuing with a discussion of the topic of production and productivity. So this will be a forced program on this particular topic. I have gentlemen on the program, Dr. Jamal battery of St. Mary's University College, Jamal assalamu, alaikum. Other concerns, I found last week's program very interesting, I wonder if perhaps I could have you very
quickly summarize and highlight the main points that we touched on, we were discussing some of the contributions of Islam to the very sciences. And last week program was a continuation of the testing of the effect of progress in STEM expanses, or Muslim sciences in the so called Middle Ages. And its effect on the renaissance in Europe.
to look into some of the basic routes, through which Muslim men and Muslim science has penetrated into their inclusion, Kevin Europeans learning in western universities as well as the crusades, to some extent, we're starting to give specific examples of historical manifestation of this attitude that the Quran teaches about science and learning. And we discussed more particularly the issue of area of astronomy, and chemistry, and give various examples of
metal, chemical
material that is still have the name of but you know, named after the Arabic regiment standard names like the invention, or the discovery, I should say, of alcohol. So this was basically where we at the present time,
we're not very, we'd like to address another important discipline in the eye of mathematics, certainly an area that's very important. Whenever we talk about scientific progress. I understand that the numerals that we use are called Arabic normals. Could you explain how that came to be? Well, this means that we're looking at the present time
originally were
practiced or used in India. However, to Muslims, goes the credit of popularizing the use of this numerals and bringing it to Europe, and introduction to the room that lies in fact, for that reason, it came to be so much identify with them because of the development that they made also on arithmetics, that they tend to be known as Arabic numerals.
In addition to the numerals, we find that one of the great Muslim mathematicians by the name of Hamlet,
and was talking about the consumption,
he actually invented. The concept of the 00 in Arabic means such a request, which means void. And that is related in some scholars to the term that came not to be more later on selfish and decipher.
But the scandal of this year was not really a simple thing. But according to many
science historians, it revolutionized the discipline of mathematics. It made it possible to express all numbers in 10 characters, giving them absolute value, and evaluate by position.
And, in fact, without this, the whole later development of mathematics would have been stifled. It is interesting to note that the zero as a concept
came to be known in Europe only about 300 years after Muslims have used it in the 15th century. It took 300 years before it became common in usage in Europe, and still ever since.
Now, it's also claimed that the term algebra comes from Arabic because it's connected with Islamic civilization. That you perhaps clarify that
First, well that's that's also true. In fact,
when we talk about algebra, basically we're talking about what sort of means of universal ethics
and ethics. As the mathematicians define it, it's the use of numbers, letters and symbols, in order to analyze and express relationships between concepts of quantity, in terms of formulas, equations, or to put it in a simpler way, a calculation about symbols.
The term as you indicated, actually has an
artisan algebra, algebra, algebra.
And juggling means literally to unite or to put pieces together.
This was initiated in fact, by the Minister mathematician Hamad bin used the Noosa Alfa ladysmith
in the ninth century and was connected with the Belgian Heckman House of wisdom that you mentioned before,
in the ninth century, which was establishing the impact that
his book on the subject called his habit jab cabela, which means in English calculation by simple smiles,
became actually a classic that for hundreds of years, provided the basis for status and mathematics. rather interesting thing about it is that what is the main
algorithm, I actually wrote,
actually, the wind algorithm comes after the name of Alcoa is now the science of discipline system, accounting, that was also introduced by him.
In fact, it's one of the historical major historians and the history and development of Salinger's system that you quoted before. So it's about a heresy that he is quote one of the folders of analysis or algebra, as distinct from geometry, algebra distinct type of discipline. In addition to this, we find so many others, mathematicians are contributed to the field of, of algebra, like Abdullah, who lived in the first part of the 10th century,
he did a great deal of study to perfect the work of Alcoa, Disney, and he did some work also on quadratic equations.
In fact, according to certain Also,
many of the works of the Muslim mathematicians passed on to work through translation from Arabic to Latin by such people. Robert of Chester ebla of bath and john at Sylvan
and I mentioned that Muslim mathematicians have contributed to making algebra a distinct field from geometry did they also contribute to geometry as well as a good deal in fact, without the contribution of Muslim mathematicians in this area of geometry, we have the golden treasures of the past work that was done on the subject could have been totally lost.
Took, for example, the work of the thermos, Euclid.
Without Muslims being keen about learning and preserving that heritage, it would have been totally lost to history. In fact, the first translation in Arabic booklets work was done in the first half of the 19th century. And from that Arabic translation, that heritage was passed on again to work later on, by being translated again from not from Asian because there was no question says from Arabic again, to Latin, but it was not simply a matter of really preserving learning of the past. But there were also lots of additions and commentary made on it as me as essentially one of the most important commentaries on nucleoids work and letters times came in the 13th century by an asset of
democracy.
In fact, his commentary and critique of Euclid
provided the impetus for the study of non Euclidean geometry. It influenced tremendously people in the 18th century who were the forerunners of the so called non Euclidean geometry which emerged mainly in the 19th century. But in addition to this, we find that a credit to measure such as frequent frequent differences that is one of the most tremendous works done on history of science
He indicates that in the first two centuries, the leading books in geometry were basically in Arabic, and Latin. And one would expect that many of the latter works also with translation from, from the original Arabic works. In fact, it was not simply the attention that is given to the theory itself, but that the minister was also quite practically oriented. And that led to the development of a sub area also the sense of trigonometry.
Could you perhaps shed some light on the developments in the field of the sterile field of trigonometry? trigonometry is a very important field in mathematics. As you know, it has a variety of applications, particularly in the area of secondary navigation, and also in engineering.
According to john Jeff has requested in the US in the history of intellectual history,
who declared that Muslims were the first actually to develop a trigonometry in its modern form. Of course, the Greeks also had some knowledge of trigonometry, that wisdom is developed it and it's not a form, in fact, they were the first to use the sine, and cosine. And botanical example, is credited by that.
But this probably would be related to their interest, their deep interest in astronomy, because you see, trigonometry is connected, also add lots of application in astronomy.
It is interesting to notice that some of the works done by Muslim
trigonometric, if you will, and that's him. On the trigonometry of tangents was not known in Europe until 500 years later, it took 500 years actually, for that work to pass on to Europe. Some works best faster than others. But this was one of the areas where it's very strange, how much time it took before it was used in Europe.
They also wrote on spheric, trigonometry, which again, might be related to astronomy.
And that led the job Satish
just happened in his
introduction to history of science, to say, and I'm quoting him that's in Volume Two,
past one, page 12, he says that the development of trigonometry was entirely due to Muslim efforts for a certain period of time, during the so called Middle Ages. You can also refer to
a quotation directly from your session, which I put us on the same page, he says, this outline of trigonometry in the 12th and 13th century,
cannot but give the reader a very high idea of Muslim science. Indeed, all the progressive work to the very end of whisperwood, was published in Arabic latson, trigonometry was about a period of reflection of the Arabic and it was already a little behind the times.
It was looking behind the times when it was new, for the Arabic efforts did not stop at continued with increased efficiency.
So this is really a fascinating area also where a great deal of contributions was offered by Muslim mathematicians and really provided the impetus and inspiration for little mathematicians to continue.
I'm sure that any of our viewers would find this very interesting information. Other other examples or additional illustrations of contributions to the field of mathematics that you might be able to listen to. For example, if you go back to the let's say, the 10th century, particularly the second half of the 10th century, we found a Muslim mathematician by the name of Abba Rafa,
regarded by historians as the first one, to show the generality of the same theorem,
relative to the spherical
triangles, he also gave a new method in constructing
the sound tables.
In the 11th century, the second part of the 11th century almost a century later than Russia, very famous mathematicians like and biruni and glossina. not embarrassed as at the center, the last one
according to Sachin
lots of work are produced work which was generally of a high
And very high level use the term and full of originality.
And in Egypt Also, our great
astronomer and mathematician in the 11th century by the name of newness contributed a great deal also.
But one of the fascinating contributions also claimed in the second part of the 11th century, by a man who was known and still known in the West more as a poet,
a scientist,
as an English. And this fellow was so bright in mathematics that he, according to certain conceived a very remarkable classification of equations. For example, it is said that he
recognized 13 different forms of cubic equations, that's rather complex, at least for the time, he tried to solve all of them. And he wouldn't give partial geometric solutions to some of those equations. In addition to this, we find other people contributing to other branches of mathematics, for example, and you'd be surprised at the time, in the first half of the 11th century, you will find a Muslim mathematician like in a semi contribute to the field of calculus. Others also contributed in a field that might sound relatively new to many, that is the so called connection arithmetic called the mama mama dealings, or commercial
arithmetic.
Now, perhaps we could move at this point to another discipline, which is closely related to the field of math. And that's the field of physics, that when you consider
to be the single most important contribution to this field, when it appeared, and that's not only my opinion, I think historians of science, people who have studied this more than he did, of course,
agree that perhaps the most important single contribution of Muslim physicists was the science of optics.
In fact, you cannot really speak of optics, if you try to trace it historically, without mentioning the names, the name of an Hassam, Edmund hoechlin, again, the adulterated Platinum name, which makes it difficult sometimes it is enhancing your life and ha ZN. But actually, his actual name is Abu Hassan.
Hassan,
he lived in the first half of the 11th century.
And he was described by Jeff session has caught the greatest mystery physicist, and one of the greatest students of optics of all times.
And his art will help them
according to certain existed a great deal of influence upon Western science.
And He further showed a great progress in the experimental method. And that was like the forerunners of bacon, and Kepler's, and as a result of his works, we find that the development and the use of the microscopes and telescopes
came at a later time. One of the main reasons for for this contribution is basically when classic that you're called to tap and monotony of optics, for brevity.
In this work is regarded by historians as the beginning of what you might call the modern science of optics. Let me give you a few examples, if I may, on some of his bright discoveries, and again, we're talking here about the first part of the 11th century. Yes. First of all, up to this time, there was a common misconception, particularly English in Greek songs about how the person sees or what, what is the source of sight. And indexing is the list of rules that array that has ever applied proceeds from the eye
from the eye to the object, you're correct with that and he indicated that
the ray of light actually emanates from the object to the eye and not the reverse that for that time was really measures shift and in the sense of optics. In addition to this, he showed a great deal of understanding of light refraction, and light and light deflection. Both are very important phenomena in physics.
And, in fact,
he arrived at a very important discovery
for history.
And that is the curvy linear path of the ray of light through the atmosphere. And this led him to explain the concept of Twilight. That is why we are able to see the sun and the moon before they arise. And after they said that was basically based on this concept of curvy linearity of the path of the, of the ray of light.
Another interesting thing is that, in a very, a very early age of scientific development, like
you was able to determine that directly
in the eye, is the actual receipt of vision. And that the impressions which are made by light upon the retina,
is conveyed along the optic nerve to the brain. That sounds quite advanced, even when you look at it in time perspective, he was able also to explain, why is it that we're still with a single vision, even though we use two eyes system have to extend the phenomena of a single vision is in both eyes. And he had a very nice experience, he said that the it is due to the formation of the visual images
on the symmetrical portions of both retinas of both eyes.
No wonder then that we find that many of his works, particularly this particular
two times, on optics were translated and used over and over again for several hundreds of years, that's for several centuries, in Europe after him.
Definitely an hazing, or it will hasten is perhaps the most outstanding physicist at least in the area of optics. But in fact, it was not the only one. There are some other Muslim physicists who introduced additional improvements, such as NASA Dean Toshi
Shirazi and canal gene fallacy.
This will also notable contributors to optics
in the time that we have remaining on today's program to perhaps touch on some of the other contributions to physics other than to the field of optics, and we've just been discussing. Well, for example, one of the most important things about serverless revolutionized trade
and really resulted in the improvement of navigation is basically compass.
Now, it is true, that the Greek knew something about the properties of the magnets. Right. It is also true that the Chinese understood
some of the basic directive properties of the magnet is not an ad about that, in fact, I couldn't custodians of science like you're setting
these people or these nations were not able to put this knowledge and information into practical application.
And it is believed that it was the Muslims actually, who adopted this ideas and put it into use and one of the first actually to use the magnetic needle for the purpose of navigation.
This is one another interesting aspect was the investigation in the field of hydrostatics
which started as early as the ninth century even.
One of the interesting
books written on the subject was written by a person His name is Abdul Rahman.
The book title was presented Heckman, which he translated literally means like the balance of wisdom, but actually talking about hydrostatics.
just such a describes the work of Atrazine in different terms he said that standard work on his on this subject was written by me and it is one of the main physical treatises of the Middle Ages, it was a principal source of knowledge on this particular area.
And then he gives some of the basic contents of
this book. He says he worked on
tables of specific gravities
so not just not knowledge of gravity, but he really specified certain gravities of certain liquids and solids. And the he talked also about a variety of physical facts and theories that's also found in the second volume of satin in the first part.
Another aspect that might also be of interest, both to physicists and engineers also
is the area of hydraulics, not just hydrostatics hydraulics.
Now, it is true that the idea of water
was known in past history. And there are some records archaeological evidence that it seems to have been known. However, according to such and also the Muslim physicists,
engineers introduced a great deal of improvement on the rest of this waterwheel.
And he actually choose this term this he said, they made very remarkable use of them. That, in fact might explain the great deal of prosperity and agriculture another issue that might let us touch on but it contributes a great deal to, to various methods of agriculture, an improvement in
production in this particular area.
In fact, Mr. Lyons married but evidence shows that, particularly in Syria in the 13th century, the this water weeds have been used quite frequently and efficiently. He gave the particularly the name of the city of Hemet
in the 13th century, and he said that there was as many there were as many as 32.
Efficient, which means that has been in use. And by the way, this is the same city which was attacked by the unbelieving,
oppressive army of hackers and assets in Serbia in which maybe 20 to 30,000 people
were slaughtered. It's the same set of benefits was made to be what I was. Seven. Look, it's, it's so overwhelming
to see the strides that were needed in this
particular field and all other sizes in science we discussed before
astronomy, mathematics, and I'll also be able to have a look on some of the additional
important contribution made in other sciences. And by the way, I'm not simply saying that all the configuration, we're just in science, yes,
we'll be able to see you better also that considerations to things like
geography, history, and other fields law has been just as, as remarkable, we simply started by investigating contribution to science, because that stands clearly in the face of some of the erroneous arguments and impressions that might be predominant interest, as we indicated in the beginning of dealing with this particular topic.
That stand stands against progress, that it's only processing as you might get from movies and other items. It's only the setting for nomadic people in riding camels and living and living in the desert, the simple life because that's what it is, and what is really forgotten this, this great contributions to the development of sciences, which continued over several hundreds of years, paving the way for
what we know today as the modern scientific practice. I think we'll stop at that for today. I think we've hopefully been successful in dispelling some of those stereotypes Have you just been talking about? We want to thank you for watching and invite you back next week and we'll continue with the contribution to the field of medicine. Thank you for watching. Assalamu alaikum peace

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The retail establishment for which the Albertville City County recently approved an incentives package will be a Fred's Discount Store.
Fred's will construct a building of 16,500 square feet at a U.S. Highway 431 South site. The incentives involve a 1-cent sales tax (10 years) and 5-mil property tax (one year) rebate.
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Protesters wait outside the Hall of Administration in Santa Ana to make public comments to the Orange County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday. Most commenters opposed the use of digital vaccine records, or vaccine "passports," to document a person's COVID-19 vaccination status. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times)
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The debate in Orange County signifies continuing skepticism toward the government's handling of COVID-19 and speaks to the larger politicization that has plagued nearly every other aspect of the pandemic.
It's a simple enough concept as the world begins its recovery from the pandemic: storing COVID-19 vaccination records online so they can be easily accessed on smartphones and other devices.
Backers see it as a much more efficient proof of vaccination than the paper slips issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
But these so-called vaccine passports have faced an unexpected backlash in some corners of America, where distrust of government and wild social media claims during the pandemic have sparked anger and protests. In some cases, the opposition has been led by people who last year battled against mandatory mask wearing and other COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the government.
The intensity of the debate was evident Tuesday in Orange County, where hundreds of protesters descended on a Board of Supervisors meeting to oppose a pilot "passport" program. Despite assurances from officials, some opponents insisted the passports could be used to "track" people and reveal private healthcare information, and enable the county to favor residents who chose to get vaccinated.
"I will not be bullied, coerced, harassed in any way, shape or form ... into participating into a massive human experiment in order to fit in," one woman told the board.
County officials repeatedly rejected the claims and expressed frustration at how they have spread.
"This is not about vaccines; this is about something else," Supervisor Katrina Foley said. "We should not cater to people who are spreading misinformation and lies."
Orange County — which has for years tried to shake its reputation as a haven for political extremism — was a hotbed of opposition to mask rules and other government-imposed restrictions last year, with Gov. Gavin Newsom sparring with some officials over temporary plan to close beaches.
And while cases of COVID-19 have eased considerably in the county and the rest of California, grass-roots skepticism about masks, vaccines and government remains a looming force. Some protesters Tuesday were hostile toward a Times photographer because he was wearing a mask.
Supporters of the vaccine passport concept, including some in the world of public health, have spent weeks trying to assuage the public's concerns, often to mixed results.
"What is political about masks? What is political about a vaccine passport?" Dr. John Swartzberg, a UC Berkeley infectious-disease expert, said Tuesday. "It's only if you choose to make it political."
Swartzberg said that many of the arguments in opposition to the passports are specious, adding that even if government entities don't institute them, they will probably "grow organically out of society and businesses" — particularly in sectors such as air travel in which people will want the peace of mind of knowing that their fellow passengers have been vaccinated.
Opponents would still have the freedom to choose not to participate in organizations or businesses that require some form of records, he said, noting that digitized health records have been common for years. Similarly, inoculations against other infectious diseases have long been required for certain forms of school and travel.
But as more cities and counties consider the digitized records, the debate is unlikely to wane anytime soon. Experts have said employers, colleges and other sectors will probably institute some form of vaccination requirements in the near future. Already, at least one person in California has been arrested and charged with selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards.
But even in the public health world, there are nuanced views about passports and the prospect of tying vaccinations to some activities.
"I understand why it's becoming so politicized," Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, director of the medical ethics program at UC Irvine and a member of Orange County's vaccine task force, said Tuesday. "If private entities start developing policies that deploy that tool as a gatekeeper, then I think the fears and concerns that many people are trying to express right now actually will be borne out."
Kheriaty said the county has done a good job of vaccinating those who need it most — the elderly and residents with underlying health conditions — and said those who remain unvaccinated may have religious, health or other personal reasons for declining a shot.
Requiring vaccines — whether at a government level or simply for entry to places such as restaurants, airplanes, grocery stores and schools — could put those people at a disadvantage, he said.
"I would consider blocking off access to otherwise ordinarily available public activities as a fairly heavy-handed form of coercion," he said. "I'm 'pro' let the person decide. Let the individual weigh their own risks and benefits."
A woman draped in an American flag browses Donald Trump memorabilia and other items outside the Hall of Administration in Santa Ana on Tuesday. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times)
The debate around vaccine passports is not limited to Orange County. When the state in April announced that some businesses could hold larger events if they verify that attendees are vaccinated, some said it was akin to an incentive.
But at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting, the discussions extended beyond the passports to various conspiracies about vaccines.
Several speakers at the meeting compared vaccines to "gene therapy" and said the proposed passport was akin to the yellow stars Nazis ordered Jews to wear as a means of identification.
Likening health protocols around vaccinations to the Holocaust "trivializes a horrific time in human history," Peter Levi, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League in Orange County and Long Beach, responded in a statement. "Such political use of the Holocaust stops civil and rational discussion dead in its tracks."
Images posted to social media showed that word of the protest had been circulating online and through fliers, describing Orange County as "the battleground of the nation."
One protester Tuesday described the crowd as patriots and said he was there to make it clear that "America in general is not going to be OK with this."
Behind him, scores of people chanted and waved signs and American flags. Elsewhere, a merchandise booth offered Donald Trump memorabilia for sale.
Inside the meeting hall, tensions reached a boiling point when Chairman Andrew Do proposed tabling the digital passports discussion in an attempt to quell distractions and refocus on the county's vaccination efforts.
"The noise around this whole vaccine passport has reached the point where it's becoming counterproductive," Do said.
Supervisor Foley strongly opposed Do's proposal to pause. The county's economy is highly dependent on tourism, theme parks, sporting events and concert venues, she said, many of which sell tickets online. Digital proof of vaccination could be key to their ability to operate at maximum capacity.
"We are appeasing a very small faction of our community who actually are not going to get vaccinated. They've already told us they don't believe in vaccines," she said
Foley and other officials stressed that the digital vaccination records, which would include a QR Code for vaccine recipients who registered for appointments through the county's Othena app, would provide an alternative to the paper cards issued by the CDC, which can be easily lost or destroyed.
After nearly four hours of public comment, the Board of Supervisors voted 4 to 1, with Foley dissenting, to pause any further work on digital record verification and QR Codes for the Othena app.
"The discussion continued to be one of invasion of privacy and abuse of government power," Do said when he proposed the pause. "However large or small it is, it affects people — some of our residents — from getting vaccinated."
According to The Times' tracker, about 51% of Orange County residents have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and 38% are fully vaccinated. The numbers are about on par with the state, where 49% of residents have received at least one dose and 36% have been fully vaccinated. Nationwide, about 58% of adults have received at least one shot, according to the CDC.
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How can we feed the whole planet?
There will soon be eight billion humans on the planet. How can we feed everyone? According to the farmer and philosopher, Pierre Rabhi, if we made better use of resources, we could feed the whole planet and end world hunger. Find out how.
Pierre Rabhi is a farmer and philosopher. Since the 1980s he has been working on agroecology. This is a new way of giving everyone the opportunity to cultivate the earth in a respectful way, enabling the whole planet to be fed. Find out more.
The planet is dying of hunger because of human injustice. A minority of humans deprives the majority of the right to eat. The problem is that one fifth of the world's population, ourselves included, eats more than it should. What do we need to live? To eat, be clothed, have shelter and receive medical care. The rest is unnecessary. We place so much importance on the superfluous that we forget the basics: that everyone in the world should have enough to eat.
How do we end world hunger?
Nature is very generous. It provides a great deal without requiring much. For example, when you eat a tomato, did you know that you only need to plant the seeds which are inside it to grow new tomatoes?
Planet earth offers extraordinary wealth. Man plunders and damages it to make money and create economic growth. He destroys forests to make furniture, pollutes the sea to transport crude oil, etc. We mustn't forget that we only have one planet! We have to protect it.
If we had more respect for nature, we could produce large amounts of good quality food. This is what we call agroecology. We cultivate without poisoning the earth and by recycling the planet's natural waste.
And it works! The proof: we have been able to grow wheat in the African desert, where the earth is driest. The principle is to say to yourself: my earth gives me food to eat; I will give back what it needs to thrive.
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The Peak District was the first of the UK's National Parks, designated in 1951. Selected for it's beautiful and diverse landscapes, the peak District contains a mixture of uplands, small peaks, and moorlands. The Peak District is mostly within Derbyshire, but covers Cheshire, Greater Manchester , Staffordshire, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire. As well as diverse landscapes the Peak District National Park is also home to a diverse and abundant wildlife community. Popular species include mountain hares, owls, Red and Fallow Deer, Owls, and other birds of prey.
The Bearded Vulture
This Bearded Vulture, also known as the lammergeier has taken up temporary residence in the Peak District National Park. It is thought to have travelled up from the French Alps. The species is one of the largest raptors in Europe and unfortunately the rarest. This is only the second sighting in the UK in recent history. This particular one, a juvenile, possibly a male, has a wing span of approximately 3m. This is twice the size of the oft seen Brown Buzzard. It is thought to be a wild hatched bird, the result of a successful release and breading program. Although it looks fearsome it is a scavenger, feeding almost entirely on bones. It's name, Lammergeier, translates as Lamb Killer. A tragic case of misinformation that resulted in their persecution almost to extinction.


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H+H Performs Vivaldi at the Morgan Library, New York City Morgan Library 225 Madison Avenue
8apr7:00 pmH+H Performs Vivaldi at the Morgan Library, New York CityMorgan Library
Members of the renowned Handel and Haydn Society perform the glorious music of Antonio Vivaldi, including Sinfonia "Il coro delle muse," RV 149, Concerto for Violin in E-flat, Op. 8, No. 5, "La tempesta di mare," Sinfonia in G, RV 146, Concerto for Viola d'amore in D, RV 392, "Ostro picta, armata spina" (Introduzione to Gloria, RV 588), solo motet for soprano & strings in D, RV 642, cantata "Lungi dal vago volto" for soprano, violin, and basso continuo. This concert is presented with Venetian Heritage.
Ian Watson, director
Margot Rood, soprano
Aisslinn Nosky, violin
Karina Schmitz, viola d'amore
(Monday) 7:00 pm


Lloyd Augustus Hall born June 20, 1894 and died January 2, 1971 was an African American chemist who contributed to the science of food preservation. By the end of his career, Hall had amassed 59 United States patents, and a number of his inventions were also patented in other countries.
Mr. Lloyd Hall devoted much of his efforts to the technologies behind curing (meat) particularly to improving a curing salt marketed by Griffith Laboratories known as flash-drying. This product originated with German chemist Karl Max Seifert, developer of a process whereby solutions of sodium chlorine and one or more secondary salts were sprayed onto hot metal and rapidly dried, producing crystals of the secondary salts encased inside a shell of sodium chloride. Seifert patented the process in 1934 and sold the rights to Griffith Laboratories. The adaptation of Seifert's process specifically for meat curing was then patented by company owner Enoch L. Griffith, who proposed nitrates and nitrites, well-known curing agents, as the secondary salts.
Lloyd Hall is often falsely credited with the original invention of Seifert's process. However, Hall took a leading role in developing the patent after it was sold to Griffith Laboratories, adding hygroscopic agents such as corn sugar and glycerine to inhibit caking of the powder. Most of his patents in meat curing dealt with either preventing caking of the curing composition, or remedying undesired effects caused by the anticaking agents.
Hall also investigated the role of spices in food preservation. It was common knowledge that certain seasonings had antimicrobial properties, but Hall and co-worker Carroll L. Griffith found that some spices carried many bacteria, as well as yeast and mold spores. To counter these problems, they patented in 1938 a means to sterilize spices through exposure to ethylene oxide gas, a fumigant. This method was all but abandoned upon the discovery that ethylene oxide was a toxic carcinogen. Hall and Griffith later promoted the use of ethylene oxide for the sterilization of medical equipment,helping to advance an idea that had been around for several years.
Hall also invented new uses of antioxidants to prevent food spoilage, especially the onset of rancidity in fats and oils. Aware that unprocessed vegetable oils frequently contained natural antioxidants such as lecithin that slowed their spoilage, he developed means of combining these compounds with salts and other materials so that they could be readily introduced to other foods.
After retiring from Griffith in 1959, Hall consulted for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. From 1962 to 1964, he sat on the American Food for Peace Council. He died in 1971 in Pasadena, California. He was awarded several honors during his lifetime, including honorary degrees from Virginia State University, Howard University, and the Tuskegee Institute and in 2004 he was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame for his work.
He was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. He was an honor student and was captain of speech and debate team while also competing in baseball, football and track. He had the opportunity to choose between four colleges and he picked Northwestern University.
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The Grey Oaks estate home features a master suite and three guest suites, four full baths and two half baths with 5,185 square feet of air-conditioned space and over 9,231 total square feet, including the home's 1,761 square foot outdoor living room. Designed for masterful living, this estate home features architectural designs by Gabriel Orengo of Visionary Residential Designs, Interior designs of Sherri DuPont of Collins & DuPont Design Group. Designed for today's fast-paced yet sophisticated lifestyle, contemporary, transitional influences can be felt throughout the home.
Poised on a lake, overlooking the golf course, breathtaking views are visible from 12-foot tall glass doors in the home's adjoining family room, dining room and parlor. Gracefully pocketing, the sliders in the family and dining rooms retract to welcome the outside views into the space.
The master suite overlooks a fountain and offers sweeping views of the outside garden. The master bathroom features his and her walk-in closets, wood floors and a one-of-a-kind freestanding shower with doors to an outside shower.
Outdoor features include a luxurious custom designed pool by Scott Windham of Windham Studio, an underwater spa and a large overhead pergola with cascading waterfall steps. Other features of this elegant home include artistic grey pavers with white seashells imbedded in each paver.
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Beyond Yoga has everything you need for a fruitful workout and they're offering it up free this month.
Now through 9th, sign up for the Raise The Barre Sweeps for a great boost to your regimen.
Prize includes $1,000 in athleisure apparel from Beyond Yoga, a subscription to Barre3 plus props, some fun from Bright Cellars and $250 to spend at ToeSox.
Winner will be selected in a random drawing by the sponsor and notified by email.
ELIGIBILITY: The Sweepstakes is open solely to legal residents of the forty-eight contiguous states of the United States (excluding Rhode Island) and the District of Columbia, who are at least eighteen years of age and over the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence at the time of entry. Entrants must have either a valid social security number or a valid U.S. personal tax identification to participate.


We firmly believe that it is God's desire to enter into a personal relationship with every human being. For this relationship with us He died on the cross – This is how much He desires friendship with us. Prayer is communication and we believe that this communication can change you and the world. Prayer has life-changing power. Prayer can take place in many different forms… through talking, singing, being alone, or with others. We would like to support you in your communication with God. We would like to ask Him for blessings for you and thank Him together with you. Our prayer team offers various possibilities and looks forward to praying with you.
Sundays, after each of our Celebrations, you have the chance to meet with our prayer team, pray for the things on your heart and experience God.


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Q: set publish status permission when user login to android app using facebook I want to set the permissions to post on the wall on the behalf of user.When User login with facebook, a dialog should appear like this. And when user click ok he should b able to post on his post.

I have tried this.... here is my code.. Kindly help me
LoginButton authButton = (LoginButton) findViewById(R.id.authButton);
          authButton.setOnErrorListener(new OnErrorListener() {

       @Override
       public void onError(FacebookException error) {
        Log.i(TAG, "Error " + error.getMessage());
       }
      });
      // set permission list, Don't foeget to add email
      authButton.setReadPermissions(Arrays.asList("basic_info","email","user_status"));
      // session state call back event
      authButton.setSessionStatusCallback(new Session.StatusCallback() {

       @Override
       public void call(Session session, SessionState state, Exception exception) {

        if (session.isOpened()) {
                  Log.i(TAG,"Access Token"+ session.getAccessToken());
                  postToWall();
                  Request.executeMeRequestAsync(session,
                          new Request.GraphUserCallback() {
                              @Override
                              public void onCompleted(GraphUser user,Response response) {
                                  if (user != null) {

                                   Log.i(TAG,"User ID "+ user.getId());
                                   Log.i(TAG,"Email "+ user.asMap().get("email"));

//                                  lblEmail.setText(user.asMap().get("email").toString());
                                   String Email= (String) user.asMap().get("email");
                                   Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), Email, Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
                                   Intent intent = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), ShareCommentActivity.class);
                                   startActivity(intent);

                                  }
                              }
                          });
              }

       }
      });

here is post to wall method
@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public void postToWall() {
        // post on user's wall.
        facebook.dialog(this, "feed", new DialogListener() {

            @Override
            public void onFacebookError(FacebookError e) {
            }

        @Override
        public void onError(DialogError e) {
        }

        @Override
        public void onComplete(Bundle values) {
        }

        @Override
        public void onCancel() {
        }
    });

Thanks in advance


Jerry Briggs Nov. 21, 2013 Updated: Nov. 21, 2013 7:41 p.m.
Steele High product McKenzie Adams (10) leads No. 1 seed UTSA into the C-USA tournament starting Friday. The Roadrunners have won 13 of their past 14 matches.
UTSA survived a rocky start to the volleyball season, won a few matches and turned on the after-burners when it mattered most.
As expected, outside hitter McKenzie Adams provided most of the lift.
Named Player of the Year in Conference USA, the 6-foot-3 senior from Steele High led the Roadrunners to the regular-season title.
UTSA will take an eight-match winning streak and loads of confidence into the C-USA tournament starting Friday in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
As the No. 1 seed, the Roadrunners are expected to win the title Sunday and earn an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
Back in September, things didn't look too promising, with UTSA having lost four of its first seven matches.
UTSA has won 13 of 14 leading into the C-USA tournament on the campus of Middle Tennessee.
Most eyes in Murfreesboro will be on Adams, an agile, jumping phenom and powerful hitter.
She led the nation in kills per set (5.69) while also maintaining a steady presence as a defender, ranking second on the team and 14th in the conference in digs (3.69).
Her kills and hitting percentage (.283) climbed sharply from last year, when she was Player of the Year in the Western Athletic Conference.
Part of that progress might be because of the team's overall improvement, particularly the addition of freshman outside hitter Dajana Boskovic, who joined Adams on the all-conference first-team squad.
Adams said backline stalwart Annie Kunes keeps the team together during tough times.
"When you don't think you can get to a ball, she goes and gets it," Adams said.
After getting knocked out by Idaho in last year's WAC semifinals, the Roadrunners (21-7, 13-1) don't want to mess around Friday against Southern Miss in the quarters.
Nothing less than a trip to the NCAA tournament would satisfy Adams.
"I don't think we've reached our peak yet, and that's exciting to us," she said.


This armchair from the Stockholm series combines elements of Scandinavian design with TON's technology. The seat of this model is made of bent plywood and the specific craftsmanship of the beech wood ensures that its visually fine shapes and frame provide sufficient strength.
For technical reasons only standard beech colours could be combined in bicolour.


There's the Blind Side and then there's the We-Didn't-Think-You'd-Be-Here-You're-Too-Old side.
I loved the Sandra Bullock movie and thought it was a great story, Oscar-worthy for sure. I liked that Michael Oher made something of himself, I liked that he didn't give up, I liked that he made it … he made it! He's also got that Cam player that everybody's talking about, the new stuff that's rising, that's ready to be front page news.
But then there's Peyton … my favorite player. The one I've been watching since Indianapolis.
Everybody had written him off by mid-season, he had been replaced, and then the HGH allegations tried to discredit. It's been a mess. They've tried to put him down, but he still stands, he still shows them he's worth it. And I'm hoping his defense and line show up too.
They're both underdogs, I guess. But I'm rooting for Peyton. I'm rooting for the 39-year-old that people think is too old.
I'm hoping for it … fingers crossed, 'Believe' sign written and blue and orange, and rally hat on.
Big Day for underdogs tomorrow. Nachos, hot dogs and carne asada coming out. All that will be missing is Dad, but I've got one of his hats to keep me company.
We'll be waiting to hear the … OMAHA! OMAHA! and hope it comes back to Denver with a nice trophy.
Lovely! I hope Peyton resurfaces with a bang too. The Blind Side is one of my favorite movies and that was enough to make me tell you that we're on the same side! 😀 Cheers!
I'm hoping for a Bronco's win too, unfortunately that's going to be an uphill battle for them.
Exactly. Yep, it was a cool night. First super bowl I stayed up for in years. Good times.


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The Square Neck Shirt runs a bit tailored at the waist, chest and back. For a contemporary fit, order true size. For a blousier fit, size up.


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Q: C# How do I create an installation for a windows form application? I have recently created a windows form application.

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*I am wanting to compile everything together. All of the .dll files need to be compiled with the .exe file.

*Not only am I wanting to compile all this but I am also wanting to create an installation for my application.
I have looked on other questions on here and couldn't seem to find the answer I was looking for.

A: If you are doing this in Visual Studio, you can open your project's Properties file in the Solution explorer. Click "Publish" on the bottom left. And then you will see a lot of stuff to choose from. Just explore the UI a bit. It's very user-friendly. Then find something called "Create Desktop Shortcut" and check that checkbox. You don't need this but it makes it easier to find your app after you install it. And then press "Publish Wizard" on the bottom right. Follow the instructions and BOOM!
You are done.
You can find the setup in the directory you specified earlier in the Publish Wizard.
If you are not using Visual Studio, INSTALL IT! It's beautiful (but big...)!
I am probably talking sh*t right now. If you don't understand, read this:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/31kztyey.aspx


The 3rd Street Asylum haunted house is set to open this weekend for the 2015 season, increasing evening traffic in the downtown area this month.
The haunted house, located inside the 1918 Building at 200 E. Third St., will be open every Friday and Saturday evening this weekend through Oct. 31, as well as two Thursday evenings, Oct. 22 and 29, and Sunday, Nov. 1. Opening and closing times vary throughout the season but generally run 8-11 p.m. For more information, visit 3rdstreetasylum.com.


Race 2 of Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge USA by Yokohama competition on Friday afternoon saw warmer track conditions than the previous day – dry and sunny with a track temperature averaging in the middle to upper 60s.
Although the weather conditions remained consistent, the on-track action played out with a lot of different variables and only one full course caution period.
Hurley Haywood Scholarship winner Jake Eidson swept the Round 2 Platinum Cup win from his starting Pole Position in the No. 24 Kelly-Moss Road and Race entry.
Canadian competitor and Round 1 winner Scott Hargrove, in his Pfaff Motorsports 911 GT3 Cup entry, contested for the lead, but ultimately dropped off track and collected some event signage that blocked the radiator of the car, causing him to overheat and drop back through the field.
This moved JDX Racing's Trenton Estep up into the second place position and newcomer Corey Fergus, in his No. 00 entry with Moorespeed, took the third place step on the podium. This marked his first podium in series competition and could potentially be a foreshadowing of what is to come.
Jeff Mosing once again proved his unique affinity for the 2017 GT3 Cup car and "drove himself happy" - his company motto - all the way to the top step of the podium in Platinum Masters. TOPP Racing teammate David Baker finished just behind Mosing in second position in his No. 56 entry.
Joining Estep as a newcomer to the series, JDX Racing teammate and off-road racer Mark Kvamme staged a comeback from his spin into the tire barriers in Round 1 to finish on the third step in the Platinum Masters category for Round 2.
Roman de Angelis proved that while he may be young, he drives with the consistency of a veteran, and once again put his No. 78 entry of Mark Motors into a top 10 finish overall and a Victory in Gold Cup competition.
Fred Kaimer, of NGT Motorsport, who was also involved in Kvamme's spin in the previous round, kept his second race clean and smooth and took second place in class, pushing Kelly-Moss Road and Race's Kurt Fazekas to the third step on the podium.
The Yokohama Hard Charger Award for Round 2 went to Gold contender Alan Metni, of Kelly-Moss Road and Race, for gaining two positions to finish in 26th overall, from his starting position of 28th on the grid.


In terms of clause 6.3.2 of PSCBC Resolution 2 of 2015, the medical subsidy for in-service GEMS members and all former employees on all medical schemes will adjust annually on 1 January with the Medical Price Index for a particular year. The employer today announced in the PSCBC that the average Medical Price Index for the period 1 September 2015 to 31 August 2016 is 8,8% and that the medical subsidy for GEMS members (and consequently former employees on all medical schemes) will increase with said percentage on 1 January 2017.
The employer further indicated that GEMS members still have until 7 December 2016 to change their GEMS benefit options, should they wish to do so, taking into account the announcement on the medical subsidy increase.


Notwithstanding Lee Sharkey's essay/review on the poets Kazim Ali and Brian Teare, this entire volume of BPJ features just one poet, Michael Broek—more precisely, his series of thirty poems titled The Logic of Yoo. Reading the collection is a transforming experience. The series tackles the problem of violence in modern history. The problem is approached without preaching or thundering. A protagonist—a doctoral student—researches the topic, not because he is passionate about it or wants to rid the world of violence, but because he is paid for his work. Masterful irony reverberates in the laconism of the student's research notes, in his quoting factual documents, and in evoking authentic objects, places, and persons.
Irony is introduced at the very beginning of the collection. The first poem "Terra Anthropologica"—a Yeatsian vision of a world that no longer holds—is followed by an e-mail signed by a young woman who uses the pseudonym "Dianthus" (carnation). She addresses the aforementioned doctoral student (identified in the series simply as "he") to place an order for a paper, which she needs as part of her admission at Harvard. The irony here is multi-layered. Dianthus's e-mail confirms the image from the previous poem. Everything is upside down, the world no longer holds. Rather than earning her admission to a prestigious school, Dianthus buys it. Her e-mail reflects her profound lack of integrity, of which however she is completely unaware. "He," too, takes part in the sham. Ironically, he needs money; he has rent to pay.
After the protagonist—the "he"—accepts the order, he researches the topic. His approach is broad, so his notes comprise a mixture of words and phrases. "Shakespeare" occurs next to "torture"; "Harvard's founding purpose" next to "Code Monkey"; "effects of the waterboard" next to "Gross U.S. receipts for Legally Blonde," and so on. The tone of the author's moral disengagement in these notes is unsettling. In fact, they mirror the pragmatic language of John C. Yoo's memos.
While "he" is deeply immersed in culture, his research leads him to the roots of culture, history. In Broek's collection, history is very much a history of violence. The Logic of Yoo is its poetic study. Broek's ultimate question is, "What makes it possible that a John C. Yoo happens?" As the "he" proceeds in his study of the topic, he undergoes a transformation—discovers perhaps that one must not pay the rent for just any price.
Beloit's choice to devote this issue to one poet is extremely fortunate. The Logic of Yoo is a fascinating read. Well written, it is erudite and morally relevant; and strikes to the very core of the tragedy of politically sanctioned violence.


Bitterman's Sel Gris is a classic French sel gris and makes an tremendous replacement for all coarse industrial kosher and sea salts (unless you're using it in a grinder - in that case, check out Brazilian Sal Grosso). The culmination of two millennia of salt making experience on the French coast, this salt is truely historic. Produced in porcelain clay salt pans by paludiers who work barefoot, this salt is expertly harvested to ensure the crystals don't get too large or hard and a bold mineral flavor is imparted from the clay in just the right way.
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