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Everything That's True Can Be Proven Myth
Researched by Carter Bastian Published - April 17, 2016
Last Updated - May 8, 2018
Everything that is true can be proven.
Can Everything that is True Be Proven True?
Everything is either true or not true, but not everything that is true can be proven true, and not everything false can be proven false. Despite this however, we can, in some cases, calculate the probability that something is true or not true, even when we can't know for sure.
The Technologies of Logic and Reason
The above statements can be shown with logic and reason by looking at concepts like:
The Principle of bivalence which says, "every declarative sentence expressing a proposition (of a theory under inspection) has exactly one truth value, either true or false." In other words, every statement structured properly has a definite binary truth-value (two-value True or False logic).[1]
The laws of thought, specifically the law of identity, contraction, and excluded middles.[2] These are "the laws" that logic and reason are based on, noted by Plato and Aristotle, which in simple terms also states that "everything" is either true or not true. This leads us to the rule-sets of logic.
Constructivism (in the philosophy of mathematics) which shows that, even though everything is either true or false, there are some things we don't know. So we have to consider 3-value logic: True, False, and Unknown.
Since there are unknowns, from the human perspective there is probability. Thus, we have to also state certainty (using multi-value logic to make statements like likely true, or unlikely true, or 75% likely). This brings us to some important theorems for dealing with truth and probability.
Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems, which shows, using mathematical proofs, that there are things that are true that we can't prove true (Gödel's theorems are a set of equations that works out the logic behind a paradox like the sentence "this statement is a lie").
Bayes' Theorem, which shows that we can compare conditional probabilities to find the "likelihood" something is true or false (even when we can't know it for sure). We can use inductive logic to find likelihood.
The Scientific Method, which shows that we can create a rock solid and usable theory based on a collection of related facts, testing, and a strong hypothesis. We don't need to know F=ma directly, we just need to know it works every time when subjected to rigorous test. We can also use hypothesis and theory to great effect.
The Rule-sets of Logic and Reason in general, which include all the above rules and show how we can deal with propositions (as semantic language or as mathematical equations). In general, the rule-sets of logic and reason (like the rules of a syllogism and deduction, and the rules for building a case with induction) can help us to decode truth-values, including certain truths and probabilities.
The above technologies of reasoning can help us understand many truths, and some extra heady logic that expands on concepts like those above can help us show many more. Still, the end result will be "not everything that is true can be proven true, and not everything false can be proven false." We explain the logic behind this below.[3][4]
Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem – Numberphile. A video on Gödel explaining the gap between "truth and proof." The reason to start with this video is that the other methods, the fundamental laws of truth, Bayes' laws, the scientific method, and the rule-sets of logic and reason in general all point toward the idea that we can create a solid system for "knowing all their is to know."… but Gödel's theorems show us otherwise.
The Three Fundamental Laws of Thought
Before moving on, lets cover the basic logic of epistemology (what we can know).
(1) The Law of Identity—
Whatever is, is;
Every A is A.
(2) The Law of Contradiction—
Nothing can both be and not be;
Nothing can be A and not A.
(3) The Law of Excluded Middle—
Everything must either be or not be;
Everything is either A or not A.
-From Deductive Logic by St. George William Joseph Stock.
From there one only needs to consider theories that deal with induction and probability, like Gödel's theorems, Bayes' theorem, and the Scientific method (which uses a mix of deduction and induction), to infer that there is some information we can know, some we know we can't know, and some we can know with different degrees of certainty.
That can get complex, but for our purposes, we only need to accept the basics of the logic to show, "Everything is either true or not true (that there is objective truth and certain truth values), but not everything that is true can be proven true (that we can't know for sure), not everything false can be proven false (again, we can't know for sure), but we can prove some things are probable (despite what we can't prove for certain, there is much we can)."
Known Knowns, Known Unknowns, Unknown Unknowns, and Formulating Good Theories
One major point here is that despite all we can know, there are always going to be things we don't know for sure… and this can and should cast doubt on the world and turn us into skeptics (lovers of wisdom who search for truth, not sophists who are sure we've already found it).
Luckily, conversely, despite what we can't know for sure, there are many things we can know with degrees of certainty (so again, as lovers of wisdom, we should take pride in our ability to know the objective truths we can know).
Thus, despite the uncertainty, we can still (for practical purposes) label many statements true or false based on current accepted knowledge, philosophical lines of reasoning, experiment and mathematical proofs, empirical evidence (experience-based evidence, rather than reason-based logic), and importantly by applying the scientific method.
These reason-and-logic based techniques can give us useful information that can be considered "true enough" until a better theory comes along, or until any part of the theory is proved false.
To rephrase, the main goal then is to hunt for truth using the proper rule-sets, state certainty, make logical arguments, and show proofs… all while remaining skeptical (knowing better theories can come along and that our knowledge is always somewhat limited).
TIP: Here it is vital to understand, all a theory is a probable truth, with many facts pointing at it, that hasn't been proven wrong. If it works, then it is accepted as true until proven false. The thing that saves us from becoming dogmatic is skepticism!
The Key to Understanding
The key to "approaching knowing and understanding" is asking well-phrased questions, knowing what technology we need to find the answers, and accepting the difference between theory, fact, hypothesis, justified belief, opinion, and conjecture (by understanding the nature of epistemological truth).
The scientific method allows for what is shown true today to be labeled false tomorrow, and math- and logic-based theories back up the idea that this should be expected. Beyond this, truth as a concept is somewhat semantic, with much of what we call truth is actually a form of BS; but such is the nature of language and rhetoric.
TIP: Our ability to confirm and disprove a premise or inference differs depending on what types of truths we are talking about (for example whether we are talking about the formal or material in terms of the empirical, logical, or metaphysical) and how we frame our inquiry.
NOTE: United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld gave a speech in 2002 about WMDs, in it he said, "as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns – the ones we don't know we don't know." He was skewered for the riddle of a sentence… but, language aside, his core point is 100% correct (his point about epistemology, not the WMDs). This should remind us Language is complex, truth can seem paradoxical, and politicians aren't always concerned with "the nature of truth" (they are also concerned with "rhetoric"). But this is another lesson, we can cite Bayes all day, but outside of some small circles "cuz' (i.e. Bayes' theorem) alone is not going to win the average argument…. although the same argument structured as a syllogism (which in this case uses conditional reasoning) might:
Major premise: Most of the data points to A being true.
Minor premise: If A is true then B is not true.
Conclusion (or "inference"): Therefore it is likely B is not true based on the data.
TIP: Instead of trying to break out complex and heady logic to win arguments (for example instead of trying to go through each data point plugged into a Bayesian formula and explain the results), it is useful to transpose the results onto a simpler form of reasoning and use generalizations (while having the more heady proofs in your back pocket to cite). For example, I'm not going to go through Gödel's theorem, the scientific method, or Bayesian theory line-by-line here, I'm going to simply tell you Gödel's theorem proves to us that some truths can't be known for sure, while the scientific method and Bayes' theorem show us we don't have to know something for certain for what we know to be useful and "true enough."
Knowing and that Which We Can't Know for Sure
There are some things that can't, by their nature, be proven with today's technology (technology meaning broadly all collective knowledge, tools, and computing power), this includes (but isn't limited to) that which is metaphysical or ontological philosophy and that which is a current theory. Physics is one such realm where widely accepted theories remain unprovable in every sense (the goal is to find theories that work, improve them, and prove them false through rigorous testing to find theories with predictive power, not to prove absolute true).
Political theory is an example of another realm where we are sure to find ourselves unable to find absolute truth. There may be a "best system" (best model) for any given point in spacetime, all things considered. However, any solution will be at least partially subjective and include "unknowns" as well as room for argument and debate. Even when truth exists, some truths are dependent on other factors and are bound to be so complex that truth might be elusive, impractical, and even require "minimum mutilation" of one's ideals or truths to find any common acceptable ground.
Although we can find half-truths, fuzzy logic, vagueness, and degrees of truth all around, and sometimes in practice we will have to sacrifice ideals and truths, we can still use reason and logic to prove the law of excluded middles.[5][6]
Life is a complex matrix of gray areas, but the nature of truth is black and white regardless of our abilities to perceive and prove absolute specifics. Below we cover epistemological and statistical proofs by Bayes, Gödel, and others to better understand truth, but first let's let Richard Feynman teach us about the Scientific method, because all our heady statistics theories aside, we will inevitably be falling back to on the scientific method to define useful truths and ideas for the world we live in.
Feynman on Scientific Method.
NOTE: A lot of the logic used to define truth is mathematics based, or proved with mathematics (although often using symbols to represent values like A, B, I, O, E, T, F, p, q, etc. more than using numbers), other proofs are purely semantical arguments of reason. With that said, we will just be giving a simple conceptual math-free overview to ensure that anyone can get the gist. Check the links and videos for explanations of the proofs.
TIP: Speaking of mathematics based proofs, Gödel, and logic… 1910's Principia Mathematica (PM) (a three-volume work on the foundations of mathematics, written by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell) was an early attempt to describe a set of axioms and inference rules in symbolic logic from which all mathematical truths could in principle be proven (a logic-and-proof-based Theory of Everything). However, in 1931, Gödel's incompleteness theorem proved definitively that PM, and in fact any other attempt, could never achieve this lofty goal; that is, for any set of axioms and inference rules proposed to encapsulate mathematics, either the system must be inconsistent, or there must in fact be some truths of mathematics which could not be deduced from them. In other words, the only real ToE in logic mathematically speaking is Socrates' [paraphrasing], "all I know is that I still don't know for sure".
How to Prove That There are Statements That Can't Be Proven True – Gödel's Proof
In 1931, Kurt Gödel published two of the spookiest and most important results in mathematical logic: his self-named Incompleteness Theorems. In intuitive terms, what these two theorems prove is that "In any logical system, there will be statements that are true but which cannot be proven." This is the conceptual takeaway, like Bayes theorem, this is proved with somewhat complex mathematics that goes outside the scope of this site. See the math behind Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem is explained "simply" here.[7]
For non-statisticians, the videos below will work just fine for an introduction to the concept of Gödel's incompleteness theorem as it applies to truth.
Kurt Godel: The World's Most Incredible Mind (Part 1 of 3). This video explains Gödel the man, how he is connected to greats like Einstein and Turing, and how his studying of systems, sets, and statistics led to some leaps forward in some interesting areas. This video mentions the different types of infinities (a related and interesting subject).
Godel's Incompleteness Theorem (Doubting Math).
MYTH: Gödel's incompleteness theorems disprove the idea that "everything that's true can be proved". Ironically enough, there's a thorough and rigorous logical proof that there are lots of statements that are true, or are likely true, but can't be proven true. Proving things false is actually much easier than looking for infallible absolute truths.
How to Prove That There are Statements That Can't Be Proven True, Even Though They Are? – Gödel, Bayes, and the Scientific Method
Gödel's incompleteness theorems (of which there are more than one) imply that there are theories that are true, even though we can't prove them, but we can use Bayes' theorem and the scientific method to find theories that are true enough, based on what we currently know, likely know, or can prove through testing.
A great example of the scientific method coming to our aid is special relativity and general relativity. We can't prove these things true, but they work over and over again to make predictions, and thus are useful theories that are "true enough". We didn't prove them true; we have only proven them not to be false.
Employing Bayes' theorem, a statistical theory of conditional probabilities, we can be pretty darn sure that a given theory is true (although we can't prove it absolutely with statistics any more than we can with the scientific method).
Bayes' Theorem for Everyone 01 – Introduction.
TIP: See our page on Bayesian thinking (which we explain without much math), or see An Intuitive (and Short) Explanation of Bayes' Theorem from betterexplained.com.
How to Prove That There are Statements That Are Likely True, Even Though They Can't Be Proven
Again, to prove something is likely true even though it can't be proven we can employ the same tactics as above. We can't measure light speed in a vacuum, but we have deduced light's speed with math and have applied the results with repeated success. This hints we have likely found truth, although we can't prove it.
In the famous Bayesian example, we can never be sure if a person has cancer without direct testing, but if we have enough data-points that point for or against cancer, we can compare these confidently and assume a diagnosis (with little chance of error).
A visual guide to Bayesian thinking.
How to Prove a Statement is False
If a statement contains any aspect that can be proven true but is proven false, then the whole statement is false. These fallacies are typically half-truths, but not always. I would consider alchemy and aether half-truth theories while I'd consider most rhetoric from politicians a form of semantic half-truths. These are just examples, but just like the scientific method insinuates, it is much easier to prove something false than true. This is why we use falsifiable statements as hypotheses in science. The method is one of deduction and reason.
The Scientific Method.
Complex Truths and Multiple-Valued Logic
Some truths are complex and have more than one value to compare (Many-valued logic). We can consider three values: true, false, and unknown (which still keeps with the law of excluded middles), or we can expand this concept to consider complex situations (like creating a constitution for a new nation who values liberty, justice, and truth).
This sort of logic helps to show us that there are truths we can't know, and also begins to present us with complexity and contradictions that need to be overcome to find truth.
Some things are only true at a given point in spacetime and are contingent upon many factors. For instance, I can tell you where Jupiter is in the sky at any instant with the right equipment, but it is dependent on my reference frame at a point in spacetime. The truth is there, but it changes and is dependent on view point. We can aggregate viewpoints over space, or over time, but it is complex and on some level has aspects of subjectiveness in practice.
Although there is always the truth, finding "truth" that applies to all people, especially in complex social situations when considering ideals, will require the sacrificing of greater truths, and the accepting of lesser truths, to seek "the truest" outcome. This leaves us with complex factors to consider. Luckily, there are equations for this too. This logic requires a sort of mix of Bayesian thinking and moral reasoning. Thus, it can require philosophical reason as much as a logical mathematical approach, and may require that we break down complex truths down into more simple systems. See Modern Uses of Multiple-Valued Logic.[8]
Many Valued Logics. Everything is either true or not true, but applying this to complex truths and belief systems requires a higher order of critical thinking.
Three or More Value Logic. Sometimes we can't know an answer; this is why, from a scientific angle we focus on asking the right questions.
TIP: Many-valued logic is a propositional calculus in which there are more than two truth values; it just so happens to be a type of logic that applies well to belief systems. See Gödel's logics Gk and G∞ for examples of many-valued logic.
Proving a Statement True that is False, and Other Logic-Based Truths Like Contradictions
One of the more interesting things we can do with mathematics and logic is prove something that is false to be true or something that is true to be false, we can also find truth based on a false statement and vice versa, and we can seem to conclude that certain propositions are both true and false. Regardless of how complex things we get, the rule of excluded middles applies, and there is always a specific true or false answer (even if we can't prove it).
Good examples include paradoxical statements such as: "This sentence is a lie." This is known as the liar paradox and this is the paradox that Gödel's First Incompleteness Theorem solves by translating the semantic puzzle into mathematics. The paradox is: if "this sentence is false" is true, then the sentence is false, but if the sentence states that it is false, and it is false, then it must be true, and so on.[9]
This Statement is False.
The video below explains how to solve contradiction paradoxes like the Liar Paradox (a type of paradox that seems both true and false). We know the law of excluded middles tells us that everything is either true or false, so it is our logic (and not the universe) that needs to do more work. The key to solving this is properly wording the question or employing a specific type of propositional logic related to contradictions (demonstrated in the video).
Propositional Logic: Contradictions.
We won't get into every logic-based proof for truth here, but you can see Three Ways to Prove "If A, then B" for some additional mind-bending logic related to direct proof, contrapositive proof, and proof by contradiction. Or see this Stack Exchange forum for more musings on proving true things false and false things true.
You don't have to master logic to get the gist. Everything is either true or false, but that doesn't mean we can prove it, and that doesn't mean we should stop looking. The world is complex.
How to Prove a Statement is True
Most statements can be proved true or false with logic, but not all of them. This is reinforced by the following video.
Introduction to Logic.
On a deep philosophical level there isn't much, if anything, we can prove 100% true from the inference we make down to the root (as it would require us to prove that what we observe is 100% true and subsequent reasoning is valid).
In science we aren't looking to prove truth (we are looking to falsify; to prove something isn't true). We are, in other words, looking for theories that work 100% of the time (not gospel truth).
This is as close as we get to truth.
When we employ math, logic, and reason, we can find those close enough truths we call mathematical proofs and scientific theories.
Descartes said "I think therefore I am," but his proof was ontological. Socrates [sort of] said "I know one thing: that I know nothing," these are some very wise and insightful statements (but they aren't 100% by every measure).[10]
We can make true statements about what we consider truth, but at the root we have to question rationalization, observation, and thus the inductive, deductive, and other reasoning we use to process the concepts we conceive.
Still, we don't need to prove every aspect of philosophical certainty to have good and useful knowledge about the worlds of ideas and facts (and this is the point I'm trying to make here; the goal is, for practical proposes, to find truths that work, the ones we can't prove false on a practical level no matter how hard we try; behind that lies the other truth, that everything is either true or not despite any degree of uncertainty we have).
Logic –The Structure of Reason (Great Ideas of Philosophy).
But For Practical Purposes, All Well Constructed Statements Worth Exploring Scientifically are Falsifiable
Whether it is FactMyth.com fact-checking statements or the scientific method testing a hypothesis, it typically isn't proper form to ask a question that can't be proven false.
We wouldn't research a statement like "there are aliens," because we know we don't have the proof to back this up. Instead, we would research an answerable statement like "there are likely aliens." We could employ the Fermi paradox and Drake equation and give a satisfactory answer.[11][12]
The same goes for the scientific method; if we start with a hypothesis we can't prove false, then we set ourselves up for a junk theory.
It isn't that unanswerable questions are not worth exploring, Gödel ensures us that there is truth that we can't know (and all the philosophers generally agree), it is that we work best when we use all the technology we have to answer the questions and fact-check statements and questions that can result in useful data. In this, we unlock more keys, and uncover deeper truths, and better questions can be asked.
If you have made it this far, you are in for a treat, below is one of the most mind-blowing metaphysical-mathematical-cosmological videos on YouTube. An introduction to Gödel, Escher, Bach (a Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Douglas Hofstadter that inspired many the philosophy/math nerd).
Buy the Book: Gödel, Escher, Bach: Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid (Affiliate Link)
MIT Godel Escher Bach Lecture 1. This lecture series from MIT expands on the concepts on this page. If you found any of the above interesting, this lecture is a must watch. Check out the link for the full series.
This page was co-written by the author of this site Thomas DeMichele based on work by Carter Bastian.
One would assume truth is more provable than it is, but ask someone who studies statistics and philosophy and you will begin to understand the complexity of "what we can know" which is looked at through a branch of philosophy called epistemology, while the rest is proven with logic (a branch of philosophy and mathematics that employs statistics).
Principle of bivalence
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"Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems" Wikipedia.org
"An Intuitive (and Short) Explanation of Bayes' Theorem" Betterexplained.com
"Modern Uses of Multiple-Valued Logic" books.Google.com
"Degree of truth" Wikipedia.org
"Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems" plato.Stanford.edu
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Пенько́во — деревня в Шашковской сельской администрации Назаровского сельского поселения Рыбинского района Ярославской области .

Деревня расположена на левом берегу небольшой реки Жидогость, на удалении около 0.5 км от места её впадения в Волгу. Приволжская возвышенность, на которой расположена деревня, прорезается Жидогостью, текущей в глубоком овраге с обрывистыми склонами. Выше по течению Жидогости, к северо-востоку, расположена деревня Нескучное, которая отделена от Пенькова отрогом оврага, по которому протекает безымянный левый приток Жидогости. Юго-восточнее деревни волжский берег прорезается ещё одним оврагом, глубиной 12 м, за которым расположена деревня Бавленка, последняя деревня Рыбинского района по этому берегу Волги. Таким образом, деревня расположена на возвышенности с трех сторон окруженной обрывистыми склонами. Только в северо-востоку от деревни, где нет оврагов, просёлочная дорога выходит к автомобильной дороге Шашково-Тутаев между деревнями Нескучное и Мошково .

В устье реки на 500 м южнее Пеньково, находятся археологические памятники: стоянка VI тысячелетия до н.э. - VIII века и "стоянка 2" VIII-VI тысячелетий до н.э.. Памятники обнаружены в 1974 году разведочным отрядом Верхневолжской экспедиции Института археологии АН СССР под руководством Л. В. Кольцова. Раскопки произведены в 1976 году той же экспедицией под руководством Д. А. Крайнова и Л. В. Кольцова. Находки хранятся в Институте археологии. Площадь раскопок около 200 м² .

Деревня Пенкова указана на плане Генерального межевания Романовского уезда 1790 года. После объединения уездов в 1822 году Пеньково относилось к Романово-Борисоглебскому уезду .

На 1 января 2007 года в деревне не числилось постоянных жителей . Почтовое отделение Шашково обслуживает в деревне Пеньково 4 дома .

Деревне посвящена песня "Пеньково - не Рио" группы "Чё те надо?".

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Home News African American Civil rights heroes mourn Kennedy as one of theirs
Civil rights heroes mourn Kennedy as one of theirs
In the early hours before President Barack Obama's historic inauguration, U.S. Rep. John Lewis' phone rang. It was Edward Kennedy.
"I'm thinking about you, of how proud you must be and how happy you must be," Lewis, a lion of the civil rights movement, recalled hearing the liberal lion of the Senate say on the other end. "I wish that my brothers, Jack and Bobby, and Dr. King were here to observe what we are about to observe."
For all the causes championed by Kennedy, who died Tuesday at 77 after nearly half a century in the Senate, he will be remembered in the South almost exclusively as the man who, in the face of resentment from many whites, delivered on the promises his brothers made to help end segregation.
"Of the white Americans who did the most to help the advancement of civil rights, Ted Kennedy would be on the short list. He may even be at the top of it," said Douglas Brinkley, a history professor at Rice University. "He wasn't just for civil rights in the sense of the movement, but for dignity rights for all people."
And while John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy had a tenuous relationship with civil rights leaders ? particularly the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. ? Ted Kennedy was embraced by the civil rights community, Brinkley said.
"He was our shepherd," Lewis said. "He was our fighter for social justice, and not just in the traditional sense or for people of color. He was a champion for those who were left out and left behind."
Barely four months after his oldest brother was assassinated, Edward Kennedy, then a 32-year-old serving his first term, gave his first major speech on the Senate floor. Until then, Kennedy had largely been deferential to his senior colleagues. But after four weeks of listening to them debate the Civil Rights Act of 1964, he could be silent no more.
"My brother was the first President of the United States to state publicly that segregation was wrong," Kennedy said. "His heart and soul are in this bill. If his life and death had a meaning, it was that we should not hate but love one another; we should use our powers not to create conditions of oppression that lead to violence, but conditions of freedom that lead to peace. It is in that spirit that I hope the Senate will pass this bill."
It was the opening salvo of the youngest Kennedy son's career-long efforts on behalf of blacks, which decades later would see him deliver an endorsement that helped put the first black man in the Oval Office.
"It became clear by 1968 that this was somebody who was colorblind," Brinkley said. "He believed in his heart that prejudice was an abomination. The African-American community fell in love with Ted Kennedy."
Of course, many Southern whites had the opposite reaction to the Yankee senator, whom they saw as an ultra-leftist threat to their way of life, Brinkley said.
"Ted Kennedy found the Jim Crow system abhorrent," he said. "He almost became an ugly parlor joke with the mere mention of his name."
For Kennedy, the movement became personal. After King's assassination in April 1968 and Robert Kennedy's slaying two months later, Edward Kennedy remained close to King's widow, Coretta Scott King.
"He'd call her whenever he passed through town," said Andrew Young, the former mayor of Atlanta and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations who worked alongside King and other civil rights leaders and knew Kennedy for decades.
"And she didn't hesitate to call him when there was anything that the government or that he, personally, could do. I think he became a family friend."
Young said Kennedy saw his mission as continuing the legacy not only of his brothers, but of King. Long after the marches and freedom rides stopped, Kennedy continued to work on issues of equality for minorities and the poor, pushing for economic opportunity and a national teachers' corps.
When Young needed support to create the Morehouse School of Medicine, an institution dedicated to educating primary care physicians who work in underserved communities, he turned to then-Sen. Herman Talmadge of Georgia and Kennedy, who considered health care part of the civil rights agenda.
"I knew if the two of them could agree on it, it would happen," Young said. "It didn't take a half hour for them to say, 'OK, we can get that done.'"
Kennedy also worked with Coretta Scott King to get a federal holiday established in her husband's honor.
Martin Luther King III called Kennedy the country's "greatest statesman in modern times."
"Ted Kennedy was the epitome of a visionary, compassionate and dedicated public servant who spoke up for those without a voice and little hope," said King, whose organization, Realizing the Dream Inc., honored Kennedy earlier this year.
"His life should serve as an example to each of us to reach beyond our own selfish interests to serve the greater needs of all people," King said.
Charles Evers, who served as the NAACP's field secretary in Mississippi and whose brother Medgar was killed by a white supremacist in a slaying that galvanized the movement, said he stayed in touch with Kennedy through the years.
Evers, now 86, said he took the senator on a tour of some of the poorest areas of the state in the 1970s and 1980s, including the Delta region and parts of Jackson.
"He just really wanted to see the ruins of black folk. He said this is unnecessary, it's un-American because no one is supposed to live like this," Evers said.
Lewis, D-Ga., worked with Kennedy for 22 years in the halls of Congress. As he pondered the depth of the nation's loss, Lewis recalled another personal moment he shared with his colleague.
As a representative with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Lewis had worked for the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. When the bill was up for reauthorization in the Senate three years ago, Kennedy invited Lewis to speak on the Senate floor ahead of the vote.
Afterward, Kennedy took his friend around the corner to a room. Inside was the desk President Lyndon Johnson used to sign the bill four decades earlier.
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Over 90 years ago, the current home of the American Airpower Museum at Republic Airport was established as Fairchild Flying Field and its aircraft manufacturing added the Farmingdale Airfield to a long legacy of people, places, and companies that would make New York's Long Island the cradle of American Aviation. In 1932 Aircraft Engineer, and pilot, Leroy Grumman would establish Grumman Aircraft's first major facility at what was now the former Fairchild Field and design some of the aircraft and systems that would catapult his company to success as WWII fast approached. At the same time noted aviator, and aircraft designer Alexander P. de Seversky, who would be a great proponent of American air power during WWII, would cement his presence in the area with the establishment of Seversky Aircraft Corp. at the Farmingdale Airfield in 1936. Grumman would depart in 1937 to establish its now famed Bethpage Airfield and Aircraft plant while Seversky would eventually be removed from his own company, that would become the legendary Republic Aviation and marked the birth of one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the "Arsenal of Democracy" as the United States entered World War II. The Airfield would be known as Republic Field and become the massive home to the Republic Aviation plant, where over 9,000 P-47 Thunderbolts would be produced during World War Two. Pioneering Aircraft design, and production would continue through the Cold War with the legendary Korean War era Jet, the F-84 Thunderjet, and later versions the Thunderstreak and Thunderflash. The US Air Force work horse of the Vietnam War the F-105 Thunderchief continued Republic's fighter legacy that would ultimately culminate in the A-10A Thunderbolt II design and production in the late 70's and early 1980's, an aircraft that has distinguished itself in combat and is still flown by the United States Air Force today.
Today, no American aviation museum with such a unique squadron of operational "Warbird" aircraft has a more appropriate setting for its home. On display in and around the same hangars and flying off the very runways that dispatched Thunderbolts and the US Air Force's premier jet fighter bombers of their era into service. This legendary setting allows the public to be immersed in the history of aviation and watch these planes roar to life and take to the skies over Long Island. Founded in 2000 through the graciousness and hard work of our founder Mr. Jeff Clyman, his family, and the incredible dedication and help of then NY State Governor George Pataki to bring aviation history to life to honor our veterans, the legacy of local aviation pioneers, the men and women who built and flew the aircraft, and the legacy of New York's part in the Arsenal of Democracy through the 20th Century and today.
The monumental effort to keep our aviation, and military history alive is also made possible through state grants, corporate underwriting, and the personal philanthropy and gifts from people like you. In addition, the museum would not be possible without the partnership and help of Republic Airport's management and fixed based operators (FBOs). Lastly, and most importantly with a limited staff we rely upon the incredible hard work of our volunteers and without them we wouldn't be able to have the ability to share this great museum with all of you! The Volunteers are the backbone of our museum, and we are so thankful for the support from our Long Island, and greater New York Community!
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Paycheck (2003)
Ben Affleck, Aaron Eckhart, Uma Thurman, Paul Giamatti, Colm Feore, Joe Morton, Michael C. Hall
Memory Loss Leads to Movie Loss
When "Paycheck" starts it made me think of Hitchcock's "North by Northwest" but merged with a computer game where are protagonist finds himself with no memory of the past 3 years, an envelope of strange items which will be critical to his survival and people chasing him. In fact the opening which introduces the idea of reverse engineering and memory wiping is all quite interesting but unfortunately it quickly goes down hill as "Paycheck" morphs into a standard action thriller with an innocent man on the run. Not only that it introduces a standard sci-fi concept which replaces the imaginative opening about reverse engineering which makes it all the more ordinary.
Michael Jennings (Ben Affleck - Daredevil) is an expert at reverse engineering paid royally by companies who contract him to spend time fathoming how competitors do things before he has his memory wiped so that no evidence of the illegal activities can be found. It is why his old friend billionaire James Rethrick (Aaron Eckhart - The Missing) offers him the biggest payday in his life in exchange for two to three years of his life. But something strange happens because when he comes around from having his memory wiped he discovers that not only did he earn an 8 figure sum but he signed it away and he also sent himself a strange package of random items. As Michael tries to solve what has happened to him he finds the strange items of use as not only does he have the FBI after him but also some of Rethrick's men who want to silence him.
So as already mentioned "Paycheck" opens in a genuinely entertaining manner as we are introduced to the world of Jennings who not only reverse engineers competitor's technology but then has his memory wiped. It is an interesting concept especially as we watch the dangerous memory wiping process which could leave him a vegetable. That interest continues as Michael agrees to worth for Rethrick and after handing in all his belongings we suddenly jump 3 years and him coming to after having his memory wiped.
Now I like what happens next because it reminds me of those computer games where a character would wake up in a room and solve a series of puzzles to escape, except in this case we have Michael with the envelope he sent himself containing random items from a paper clip to lottery numbers as well as a cryptic message. This then evolves into a bit of "North by Northwest" innocent man on the run as we watch Michael have to flee not only from Rethrick's men who want him dead but also the FBI leading to him trying to work out what has happened. Now this could be any manner of innocent man on the run movies except for some less than subtle references such as company and taxi names which obviously refer to Hitchcock's movie.
The trouble is that the initial entertaining concept of reverse engineering and memory wiping is swapped out for a more standard sci-fi one and the whole mystery of Jennings trying to work out what has happened becomes a standard action thriller. It is a let down after such an interesting start and whilst it still works you sort of feel cheated. You also feel cheated visually because "Paycheck" is a John Woo movie but one which other than a couple of John Woo trademarks such as the use of doves and Mexican Stand-offs it is not that visually memorable.
As for the acting well I suppose I could say that Ben Affleck was trying to give us a modern take on Cary Grant but it ends up not a bad performance but a forgettable one. Then again the supporting cast which includes Uma Thurman, Aaron Eckhart and Paul Giamatti end up just as forgettable because sadly the characters are not fleshed out enough.
What this all boils down to is that after a promising start "Paycheck" ends up a routine action thriller with a man on the run trying to work out what happened to him. It is a shame as the opening and the initial concepts are good it just fails to follow them up with equally original ideas.
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Highway 54 Family Restaurant to open near Wisconsin Rapids
Caitlin Shuda
GRAND RAPIDS – A new family restaurant will open next week near Wisconsin Rapids.
Highway 54 Family Restaurant will open Monday, said one of the owners, Emmanuel Felipe.
The restaurant will be located at the former J.R. Capone's building along State 54, just west of Wood County U in Grand Rapids. It will offer a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, like omelets, sandwiches and more, Felipe said.
Emmanuel Felipe said he and his friend Carlos Felipe decided to open a restaurant at the site because there aren't many food options in the area, and the space directly off the highway looked like a good fit. Emmanuel Felipe said they are looking forward to running their first restaurant and serving the best food they can.
Highway 54 Family Restaurant will be open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily at 7330 Plover Road in Grand Rapids.
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Bill-o the clown goes off on the race issue on Monday's Factor. Why so ANGRY BILL?
Bill O'Reilly from Fox News Goes Off on a Racist Rant on Monday.
This man is a relic, a victim of hate and stupidity. No wonder he is #1 with the Right Wing.
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President-Elect Trump Names Himself As U.S. Diplomat To Russia
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK — This morning, President-Elect Donald Trump continued his spate of eyebrow-raising appointments in his presidential administration. Trump has already turned heads sideways by appointing a neurosurgeon as his HUD secretary, a billionaire and fake wrestling executive as his small business administrator, and a number of other appointments for which experience seemed to not be of any concern to him. Today, Trump announced that he'd found the "perfect, most brilliant, large- handed man" for the job of U.S. Ambassador to Russia.
"Me," Trump said, with a beaming, ear to ear smile, "I'll just do it. Many people tell me I'm very diplomatic. Way more diplomatic than any of those assholes from other bullshit countries would be. My dad always taught me one thing — always fold your white robes before you put them away. But sometimes while were folding his robes, we'd get to talking about other things. And one time he told me that if you want anything done right, you have to do it yourself."
Mr. Trump told reporters that he feels he is "already very uniquely qualified" to represent the U.S. in such a capacity.
"Well, for starters, I have tremendously powerful friends over there," Trump said, "Really tremendously powerful, okay? Not that it means anything, though. Let me repeat — I have very powerful friends in Russia, but that doesn't mean anything untoward or even remotely treasonous can or will happen. I'm just saying I know a guy. Some say he's THE guy to know in Russia. I don't know, whatever."
The president-elect listed "saving money on another ambassador's salary" and the fact that he already speaks "a little Russian" as reasons he believes she should be both president and our ambassador to Russia.
"Let's face it folks," Trump said, "we're talking about saving money on another ambassador's salary here. I already speak a little Russian, and I can even save the taxpayers a boat load of money on hotels when I stay over there if I just bunk with my buddy Vlad — I mean Bob. His name's Bob. Bob Smith."
The alleged-billionaire and former reality-TV star says that his legal team have told him that even though this move would be unprecedented, it's still valid.
"They've told me that as president I pretty much have God powers," Trump said, "and I believe them. They got their constitutional law degrees from Trump University, after all. If anyone knows about the constitution and how to make me feel like an immortal, omnipotent billionaire megalomaniac, it's them. So I trust them when they say this is totally fine to do. Besides, let's be honest, doesn't it just kinda make sense folks? I think so. You think so. Of course you do."
Reached for comment, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he thought the idea was "fantastic."
"Look," Putin said in a conference call, "I thought it was a good idea when I thought of it. I think it's a great idea now. Americans should just get used to this kind of trans-global partnership. Maybe even just try this on for size: Ameri-Russians. Yeah? Has a good ring to it, I think. Wait. I feel little uncomfortable right now. Let me just…take…my…shirt off…Ah. That's much better."
Donald Trump will be sworn-in as 45th and final President of the United States on January 20th, 2017.
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Museum for Communication
Museum for Communication open Tuesday to Friday from 09:00-18:00 and weekends from 11:00-19:00. At Schaumainkai 53, 60596 Frankfurt.
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Dedicated to archaeological finds from pre-historic times to the modern age. Closed Mondays. At Karmelitergasse 1, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
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15th century medieval tower with a bar and restaurant open Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 12:00-01:00 and Friday and Saturday from 12:00-03:00. At Eschenheimer Turm, 60318 Frankfurt.
Staedel Museum
Museum of Art with works of art dating from the Middle Ages to the present day. Open Tuesday, Friday to Sunday from 10:00-18:00, Wednesday and Thursday 10:00-21:00. Closed Monday. At Duererstr. 2, 60596 Frankfurt.
Money Museum of the Deutsche Bank
Unique museum documenting the history of money. Open Monday-Friday from 10:00-17:00 (late opening on Wednesday 10:00-21:00). Closed weekends and public holidays. At Wilhelm-Epstein-Strasse 14, 60431 Frankfurt.
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Research institute and natural history museum open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 09:17:00, Wednesday from 09:00-20:00 and weekends and public holidays from 09:00-18:00. Room available for kids parties. At Senckenberganlage 25, 60325 Frankfurt
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Intel has launched their latest 750-series solid state drives which are based on a PCIe and NVMe interfaces, giving the users much higher performance than the company's SATA SSDs.
According to Intel's product marketing engineer Jeff Fick the new 750 series offers such performance and delivers the "highest SSD performance" anyone will see for a long time.
Want to know about the read and write speeds? Well the 750 PCI SSD can deliver read speeds of up to 2400MB/s and write speeds of up to 1200MB/s, and also they can reach 440,000 IOPS in read and 290,000 IOPS in write mode. The drives employ 20nm class chips.
Fick also said that "The sequential performance is quite high and added that Intel's focus was on random performance, demanded by workstation users.
These aren't Intel's first non-SATA drives, but they are the first PCI and NVMe drives intended for individual users. The company's previous PCIe solutions were designed for data centres rather than workstations.
While the drives aren't available in SATA flavours, there is a 2.5-inch version, but it's 15mm thick , 2.5" and requires a special connector which you won't find on most machines. The PCIe model ships in the form of a half-height PCIe card.
Prices and capacities for these badboys are set to $390 for the 400GB version and $1,030 for the 1.2TB.
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Q: Codeigniter 4 saving inserted id from first table into second table I am trying to save my data into 2 tables. I have 2 tables, teams and members. After the team leader have added a team (which will be saved in the teams table), his user id as well as team id (which is generated from the teams table) will be stored in members table.
My purpose is that once the user create a team, his user id will be auto included in the members table.
The issue I am facing is the team id is being saved as 0. Right now I can only think of doing a get return team id after I have execute the insert teams table query, then execute the insert members table query with the return result. Is there a better way to do it? If so, how should I do it? If not, how should I do it too?
Below is my current code :
Table teams
team_id | game_id | leader_user_id
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Table members
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];

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$includeLeader = [
    'user_id' => session()->get('user_id'),
    'team_id' => $team_id
];

$model->save($newData);

$members->save($includeLeader);

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A: Managed to find out how to solve it by using insertID(). For future reference just in case.
$model = new TeamsModel();

$newData = [
    'game_id' => $this->request->getVar('game_id'),
    'leader_user_id' => session()->get('user_id')
];

$model->save($newData);

$team_id = $model->insertID();

$members = new MembersModel();

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The volume of bilateral trade between Kazakhstan and Pakistan amounted to $48.2 million
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The 10th meeting of the joint intergovernmental commission on trade, economic, scientific, technical and cultural cooperation between Kazakhstan and Pakistan was held today under the co-chairmanship of Vice Minister of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan Kairat Torebayev and Deputy Minister for Economic Relations of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Zubair Askhar Qureshi.
The parties discussed the state and prospects of development of cooperation in the field of trade, industry, investment, agriculture, energy, tourism and also considered the possibilities of improving access to the market of goods and services of both countries.
Speaking with a welcoming speech, Torebayev Kairat said that Pakistan is one of the promising directions of Kazakhstan in foreign trade, as well as an important strategic partner in the Asian space, with which a dialogue has been established and maintained both in a bilateral format and within the framework of common integration associations.
"Mutual trade between our countries demonstrates stable growth. Thus, by the end of 2020, the trade turnover between our countries increased by 68.5% compared to 2019 ($27.1 million) and reached $45.6 million. In just 9 months of this year, the volume of bilateral trade between Kazakhstan and Pakistan amounted to 39.4% compared to the same period last year ($34.5 million) and amounted to $48.2 million. At the same time, exports increased by 85.9% and amounted to $26.6 million, while imports increased by 6.6% and amounted to $21.6 million," Kairat Torebayev
At the same time, the Kazakh side notes that in order to increase mutual trade, there is a need to diversify and expand the range of goods supplied by Kazakhstan to Pakistan.
Also, the Ministry of Trade of Kazakhstan has developed a list of 110 potential goods worth $487.2 million, which are in demand in the market of Pakistan.
The sides noted the important role played by the Kazakh-Pakistani Intergovernmental Commission and stressed the priority of further deepening and diversification of bilateral trade and economic relations between the two countries.
At the initiative of the Kazakh side, work in the field of tourism was intensified and priorities for further development of tourism between the two countries were determined.
As for cooperation in the field of agriculture, the parties reached an agreement to conclude a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of agriculture between the relevant ministries.
In addition, the co-chairs of the commission also exchanged specific initiatives to increase the volume of investments. Thus, Kairat Torebayev proposed to his Pakistani colleagues to promote investment in joint projects on the Kazakh territory of the International Center for Cross-Border Cooperation "Khorgos", which will facilitate access for Pakistani businesses to the consumer markets of the Eurasian Economic Union.
In this regard, the Kazakh-Pakistani Business Forum between investors and business circles of both sides interested in promoting investment and trade will be held within the framework of the intergovernmental commission on November 24-25 this year.
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Q: Error when reading from pre-populated SQLite database in Ionic project I'm receiving an error when I try to read from a pre-populated SQLite database: sqlite3_prepare_v2 failure: no such table 'plant'
From what I understand SQLite looks for the mydb.db file in the /www folder by default, then creates an empty database when it doesn't find the pre-populated mydb.db file. This is why it can't find the 'plant' table, because the newly created blank database obviously doesn't contain a 'plant' table. However I can confirm that the database is in the /www folder, and that it contains the 'plant' table when I run sqlite3 mydb.db then .tables in the terminal.
I can't figure out why it's not reading from the pre-populated mydb.db file.
Folder structure (from root):
/src
-/app
--/app.component.ts
/www
-/mydb.db

app.component.ts:
  constructor(public platform: Platform, private sqlite: SQLite ) {
    platform.ready().then(() => {
      this.getData();
    });
  }

  getData() {
    this.sqlite.create({
      name: 'mydb.db',
      location: 'default'
    }).then((db: SQLiteObject) => {
      db.executeSql('SELECT * FROM plant ORDER BY id ASC', [])
      .then(res => {
        // Do Stuff
      }).catch(e => console.log("FAIL executeSql:", e));
    })
  }

I've attempted many fixes that I've found on StackOverflow, like wiping the app from my device, starting a new ionic project then copying app and config files over, and setting a direct path in the database location, but it still keeps trying to read from the empty database that it creates.

A: The Cordova-sqlite-storage plugin does not handle prepopulated databases (as of this writing). I believe you need the Cordova-sqlite-ext plugin.
From the README.md at the repo (emphasis mine):

New release in September 2018 will include the following major enhancements (litehelpers/Cordova-sqlite-storage#773):

*

*browser platform support using kripken / sql.js
  (litehelpers/Cordova-sqlite-storage#576)

*cordova-sqlite-storage and cordova-sqlite-ext plugin versions will be
  combined, no more separate plugin version needed for pre-populated
  databases (litehelpers/Cordova-sqlite-storage#529)

*include typings from DefinitelyTyped
  (litehelpers/Cordova-sqlite-storage#768)

NB. The "will" include is the operative.
There is a similar question on the ionic forum. The last post in the thread starts:

Cordova SQLite Storage doesn't use your app's www folder to store
  data.
Mobile devices don't allow for app executables' data to be modified.
  This is to prevent installing an app that overwrites code in another
  app (imagine installing WhatsApp and it corrupts all other messaging
  apps so you can't use them). It also makes it impossible for code to
  be injected into the app and take over the OS if your app security
  isn't great.

The post goes on with a proposed workaround.
Another thread on the ionic forum seems to indicate that you can use cordova-sqlite-ext in your app. You could search that forum for cordova-sqlite-ext, there are several posters that have it working. There are also many results for cordova-sqlite-ext on this forum that could get you in the right direction.
And to be honest, I do not think it is actually creating an empty database. Unless "/www/mydb.db" is an empty database after you run the app (which would surprise me). While it's true that sqlite will create the database named at the command line if it doesn't exist, I suspect that in this case it is just the behaviour when it cannot access the named database.


SEOUL, Nov. 29 (Korea Bizwire) – Korean scientists have localized Stirling engine technology, generating electricity along with heat from a home boiler.
The Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) announced on November 27 that it had developed a Stirling engine generator capable of producing not only hot water, but also up to 1kilowatt of electricity from a home boiler.
Stirling engines, unlike internal combustion engines that generate power through ignition and explosion, use heat to produce power, and are called clean engines as they emit less noise and toxic gases. The Stirling engine, with a closed-cylinder filled with helium or hydrogen, operates pistons by heating the gases.
The newly developed Stirling engine can produce 1KW of electricity through a two-way linear generator. Existing 1KW-class Stirling generators being produced by a couple of companies are mainly installed with one-way linear generator.
While both generator types achieve similar power efficiency, KIMM was able to reduce noise and vibration drastically by installing two-way generators.
KIMM expects the new technology will be used in solar cell generation, small power generation for military or aerospace usage, and generation systems reusing heat produced by automobile exhausts or industrial waste heat.


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Mr. Queen - Episode 19: Endings and Confessions
The Queen, Lady Choi, and Hong Yeon sneaking out of the palace on a mission to find and save the King was such a refreshing turn of events with this drama. I loved the happy, carefree contrast from the backstabbing, scheming royal court. One could visibly see and feel the pleasant change in all three, and that's what I love about Mr. Queen, its ability to craft the unexpected.
I expected it to turn dark this episode, but if there's a drama that knows how to offset darkness with happier moments, it's Mr. Queen. Despite expecting it, though, I didn't for a second presume it would unfold the way it did. Nor did I imagine the scar-faced man to be the one to appear out of nowhere in the woods nonetheless be the end of the mighty BI (what a brilliant actor he is); at least he went out as he always wanted, protecting his precious So Yong. I have to commend Mr. Queen for continuously keeping us on our toes while fully and wholly entertaining us.
But after darkness always comes light. Our Queen was exquisite in her performance this episode. Her reaction to seeing the King was profoundly touching, as was her happiness to seeing Lady Choi and Hong Yeon well and alive. I loved that the King, Queen, Lady Choi, the Chef, and HY were leading the rebellion; it made it so refreshingly real. There were many favorite moments in this episode, but Lady Choi and the Royal Chef take the prize, with the King and Queen coming a close second. I can't and don't want to believe this is the end. Life will not be the same after this, for sure.


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It is possible to turn your iPhone into a wifi hotspot. But is there any advantage? If yes, what are they? The answers are right here.
With every passing day, the concept of owning personal hotspots for using wifi is gaining ground. And the process is becoming simpler as the time passes. You can easily set up a wifi hotspot from your iPhone. And it takes minimum effort to connect to the internet from your iPhone. All you need to do is go to the settings of your iPhone and select the Personal Hotspot option. It is, no doubt, going to help you enjoy a bespoke internet connection right from your phone.
If you think your iPhone wifi can help you get access to the internet only from the mobile device, think again! It can, in fact, create a good enough wifi hotspot, which enables access to the internet from various places and through different types of devices. If you have a computer at your home, wifi through the iPhone can come in extremely handy. You can use the wifi on the desktop itself and surf the internet without any hassle.
There are several applications, which can help you turn your iPhone into a wifi hotspot. Many of them need to be purchased and are available at a wide range of costs. However, there are also a few applications, which are available free of cost. You can surf the internet for such applications. However, be prudent while choosing the right application for your iPhone. You might require to perform a good amount of research for selecting the application, which will meet your needs in the best possible way.
There are several advantages of using a wifi connection on your iPhone. There are different types of internet service providers, which offer best-in-class programs to help you access the internet without any hassle. You can avail their services, but remember that accessing the internet through wifi will be easier for you. Unlike other sources of availing the internet, Wifi ensures that the internet connection is fast and you are able to visit any website without any hassle.
There are different issues, which might occur to plague the access to the internet using wifi through your iPhone. Most of them have occurred because of the different types of updates that have been incorporated in iPhone. In many cases, the connection is extremely slow. Hence, it might prevent you from visiting the websites, which you might need to check. Moreover, you may even find it difficult to connect the iPhone to the internet. It will result in restricted online access or no connection at all.
In an age when you need to go online almost every moment and to perform each and every task of your day to day life, it is important to have access to the internet almost 24X7. And this is what iPhone wifi helps you achieve. You can access the websites that you need through wifi. Your iPhone will come in handy for the purpose. It can help you remain online and be connected to all your friends, almost always.
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In November, Transparent lead actor Jeffrey Tambor responded to several allegations of sexual misconduct on set by releasing a statement that seemed to suggest he was not returning for the show's upcoming fifth season. A new report from the New York Times, however, indicates that Tambor's future on Transparent has yet to be finalized one way or another.
Several current and former co-workers of the 73-year-old actor have leveled allegations of sexual misconduct against him, including Van Barnes, a former assistant; Trace Lysette, who plays Shea on Transparent; and Tamara Delbridge, a makeup artist.
Amazon's investigation into the claims against Tambor is ongoing.


In this marvelous and friendly atmosphere, I am very pleased to welcome you to this Gala Dinner of the 6th General Assembly of ICAPP, held in Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia. I would like to take this opportunity to extend a warmest welcome to all the Delegates to the 6th General Assembly of ICAPP, including the political parties' leaders and representatives of relevant institutions across the globe, on the 10th Anniversary of ICAPP for its remarkable progress and contribution to the causes of peace, stability and prosperity in Asia.
We are gathering here on behalf of Asia's political parties. As we have witnessed, under powers of regionalization and globalization, Asia has gone through a sweeping change both in term of political and socio-economic landscapes during the last few decades. More importantly, after the recent global financial crisis, Asia is becoming a growth driver of the world economy. Nowhere in the world could be the pace of metamorphosis comparing to Asia. In fact, governments in Asia have actively responded to changes, reflected through number of measures to ensure peace and stability, to promote governance and to build national capacity. Asia's proactive approach into the steadfast revolution of information and communication technology (ICT) has broken through and overcome many challenges in promoting and sharing knowledge among the growing public masses. Furthermore, new wave of regionalism took deep roots in Asia and has shaped inter-related mechanisms for free trade zones, of which a number of agreements were concluded during the 17th ASEAN Summit and its related Summits last October in Hanoi as well as Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Cooperation (CLV), Cambodia-Laos-Myanmar-Vietnam Cooperation (CLMV) and Cambodia-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Vietnam Cooperation (ACMECS) Summits recently hosted by Cambodia.
Facing these changes, I view that regional political leaders must revisit their role in order to stay relevant and effective in addressing tough issues of sustainable economic growth, climate change, food and energy security, sustainable natural resources management and environmental protection. Certainly, managing these changes is becoming more complex, as the world is now becoming multi-polar, and requires higher capacity and art of political leadership and diplomacy.
In reality, each political party is working within its country's border and has its owned strategy. However, we have the same and single objective to best serve our people's interests through steadily improving their living standards and security. Therefore, we have to effectively respond to the challenges and opportunities, they are facing. Since we are in trust and received mandate from our people to govern and serve them, we bear responsibilities providing them basic goods and services for their needs. Furthermore, we need to introduce long-term programs and visions of socio-economic development for the benefit of our countries and peoples, as well as for regional community and the world. However, our people judge us based on our concrete actions, which frequently reflect short-term value of provided goods and services rather than on value of progress toward welfare and long-term growth. In this regard, a key challenge of political leadership is to implement political agenda to realize gigantic ambition, while ensuring support from people, which has higher value than winning elections for each and every short-term mandate.
First, Recent evolution clearly shows that the gravity of international power and economy is shifting from developed countries to Asia. Thus, Asia is expected to bear growing responsibilities for the future of the world. With a strong believe that prosperity in Asia could be realized, we, political parties and Leaders of Asia, need to work collectively to improve policy coordination and address development imbalances within the region and in the world.
Second, Recovery of the Asian economies is also a sign of increasing consumption of natural resources and energy in the future. Thus, Asia cannot go on with business as usual. As a leading role in the architecture of international economy and finance, Asia need to thrive for a new plateau in transforming itself to be a center of innovation, source of technologies and role model in environmental management. Moreover, facing the threat of climate change and spreading of diseases, capacity building, cooperation and coordination in disaster management is another important need to be included in our political agenda at national and regional level and should not be overlooked. Within the new aspect, it requires Governments and its institutions, particularly Asia political parties, to pay more serious attention in preparing their agenda for long-term development.
Third, Recovery of some Asia's economies, after the global financial crisis opened up a rare opportunity for regional development. However, it would not ensure that development gaps of all aspects within a country, among countries and across the region will automatically close. Asia remains home of largest poor people in the world. Closing development gaps within a country and among countries in region remain to be our main challenge. In this regard, Asia's political agenda should emphasize closing all aspects of developmental gaps, particularly eliminate poverty, establish social safe nets, invest in public health and education and develop other social sectors, while creating economic opportunities for all.
Fourth, Demographic change is affecting labor productivity and competitiveness in the global economy. Developed economies are experiencing the increase of aging population but South and Southeast economies are experiencing emergence of young dynamic labor force. Asia therefore will provide ample competitive labor for global labor demand in industries and manufacturing and services. We have to recognize however that cheap labor is no longer a comparative advantage. In contrast, intellectual capital and highly skilled labor force are the determinants of global comparative advantage. In this sense, human resources development,highly skilled and healthy, remains the highest priority in development agenda of Asian political parties and governments.
Against the backdrop of the above-mentioned trends, it reconfirmed the significance of the International Conference of Asia Political Parties (ICAPP) to promote trust and understanding among the different political parties within the continent, but as political parties they can drive policy agenda for regional cooperation, collaboration and integration. With trust and mutual understanding, we could create collective voices to successfully address emerging regional and international issues along the development path.
Finally, I would like to invite Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen to raise your glasses to our long-lasting friendship and cooperation, to the shared prosperity among our people and countries, and to the good health of all Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen here present.


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Shift > Mode > 2:LineIO or on the graphics one its sometimes 10:LineO etc.
Yes there is, press shift mode, then line 10. It will make it permanent.
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How do i change from getting answers in fractions to decimals on a casio fx-83ES?
Change the Input/Output Mode to LineIO. Press [SHIFT][MODE] and select [2:LineIO].
You can configure it as you wish. Press [SHIFT][MODE] to access the (SETUP) configuration screen, then select [8:Norm].
You will be prompted to choose Norm1 or Norm2. To help you find out which is more appropriate to meet your concerns, I am inserting a screen capture from the manual.
Hello How do you change the answer thats given as standard deviation to a decimal answer on a casio fx-83ES calculator?
Press [S<->D] key to toggle between display formats.
if you mean degrees like the degree/minute/second thing: lets say you have 24.12 there is a button that has a dot, and 3 commas (it's located next to the negative button) that will convert that number to degrees. input your decimal, press the equal sign, and then press that degree button and it will convert 24.12 to degrees, minutes, and seconds. the solution is 24 degrees, 7 minutes, and 12 seconds.
Doubt you're still having this problem as its been months....figured id post for people who stumble across this from google.
Click on the shift button in the top left, then select the mode buttom (second from top right), then press the number 2. This should switch the calculator onto linear and will give you answers with decimal points.


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package io.druid.query.groupby;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.metamx.emitter.service.ServiceEmitter;
import io.druid.java.util.common.Intervals;
import io.druid.java.util.common.granularity.PeriodGranularity;
import io.druid.query.CachingEmitter;
import io.druid.query.DefaultQueryMetricsTest;
import io.druid.query.DruidMetrics;
import io.druid.query.QueryRunnerTestHelper;
import io.druid.query.aggregation.LongSumAggregatorFactory;
import io.druid.query.dimension.DimensionSpec;
import io.druid.query.dimension.ExtractionDimensionSpec;
import io.druid.query.extraction.MapLookupExtractor;
import io.druid.query.filter.SelectorDimFilter;
import io.druid.query.lookup.LookupExtractionFn;
import io.druid.segment.TestHelper;
import org.joda.time.Interval;
import org.joda.time.Period;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Map;

public class DefaultGroupByQueryMetricsTest
{

  /**
   * Tests that passed a query {@link DefaultGroupByQueryMetrics} produces events with a certain set of dimensions,
   * no more, no less.
   */
  @Test
  public void testDefaultGroupByQueryMetricsQuery()
  {
    CachingEmitter cachingEmitter = new CachingEmitter();
    ServiceEmitter serviceEmitter = new ServiceEmitter("", "", cachingEmitter);
    DefaultGroupByQueryMetrics queryMetrics = new DefaultGroupByQueryMetrics(TestHelper.makeJsonMapper());
    GroupByQuery.Builder builder = GroupByQuery
        .builder()
        .setDataSource(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource)
        .setInterval("2011-04-02/2011-04-04")
        .setDimensions(
            Lists.<DimensionSpec>newArrayList(
                new ExtractionDimensionSpec(
                    "quality",
                    "alias",
                    new LookupExtractionFn(
                        new MapLookupExtractor(
                            ImmutableMap.of(
                                "mezzanine",
                                "mezzanine0"
                            ),
                            false
                        ), false, null, true,
                        false
                    )
                )
            )
        )
        .setAggregatorSpecs(
            Arrays.asList(
                QueryRunnerTestHelper.rowsCount,
                new LongSumAggregatorFactory("idx", "index")
            )
        )
        .setGranularity(new PeriodGranularity(new Period("P1M"), null, null))
        .setDimFilter(new SelectorDimFilter("quality", "mezzanine", null))
        .setContext(ImmutableMap.<String, Object>of("bySegment", true));
    GroupByQuery query = builder.build();
    queryMetrics.query(query);

    queryMetrics.reportQueryTime(0).emit(serviceEmitter);
    Map<String, Object> actualEvent = cachingEmitter.getLastEmittedEvent().toMap();
    Assert.assertEquals(15, actualEvent.size());
    Assert.assertTrue(actualEvent.containsKey("feed"));
    Assert.assertTrue(actualEvent.containsKey("timestamp"));
    Assert.assertEquals("", actualEvent.get("host"));
    Assert.assertEquals("", actualEvent.get("service"));
    Assert.assertEquals(QueryRunnerTestHelper.dataSource, actualEvent.get(DruidMetrics.DATASOURCE));
    Assert.assertEquals(query.getType(), actualEvent.get(DruidMetrics.TYPE));
    Interval expectedInterval = Intervals.of("2011-04-02/2011-04-04");
    Assert.assertEquals(Collections.singletonList(expectedInterval.toString()), actualEvent.get(DruidMetrics.INTERVAL));
    Assert.assertEquals("true", actualEvent.get("hasFilters"));
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedInterval.toDuration().toString(), actualEvent.get("duration"));
    Assert.assertEquals("", actualEvent.get(DruidMetrics.ID));

    // GroupBy-specific dimensions
    Assert.assertEquals("1", actualEvent.get("numDimensions"));
    Assert.assertEquals("2", actualEvent.get("numMetrics"));
    Assert.assertEquals("0", actualEvent.get("numComplexMetrics"));

    // Metric
    Assert.assertEquals("query/time", actualEvent.get("metric"));
    Assert.assertEquals(0L, actualEvent.get("value"));
  }

  @Test
  public void testDefaultGroupByQueryMetricsMetricNamesAndUnits()
  {
    CachingEmitter cachingEmitter = new CachingEmitter();
    ServiceEmitter serviceEmitter = new ServiceEmitter("", "", cachingEmitter);
    DefaultGroupByQueryMetrics queryMetrics = new DefaultGroupByQueryMetrics(TestHelper.makeJsonMapper());
    DefaultQueryMetricsTest.testQueryMetricsDefaultMetricNamesAndUnits(cachingEmitter, serviceEmitter, queryMetrics);
  }
}


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I spoke with Tom Brooke about women filmmakers in the history of cinema for this special episode of Talking Movies on gender inequality in the film industry. Watch a clip here!