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Test automation can help your team deliver products faster with fewer bugs. But test automation doesn't solve everything.
So, many organizations are doing both automated and manual testing. That makes it difficult to keep track of test cases and test results.
There's a better way to keep track of your testing efforts.
In a recent webinar, Technical Sales and Professional Services Manager Nico Krüger discussed best practices for automated testing and consolidating your testing efforts.
Or read the quick recap below.
Many organizations need to do both automated and manual testing. And that's not a bad thing. Automated and manual testing can work together to help your testers cover more ground.
What's the Testing Process Flow?
The testing process flow is how organizations determine, execute, and track testing efforts. The same flow applies to both manual and automated tests.
When you create hardware or software, you need to define what it is you're developing. Then you need to validate those items.
Next, you need to create test cases. These need to be validated against requirements, user stories, or epics to make sure you've covered what you defined in step one. Effective test case management is critical to this step.
Tests can be executed manually by your testers. Or they can be executed using test automation tools such as Selenium. With both manual and automated tests, you'll get results that the test either passed or failed.
If there's a failure, you'll need to create an issue. Then that issue needs to go through the testing process again to make sure it's resolved.
Manual Testing Is Here to Stay.
Not all tests can be automated right away. When you create a new system and write new code, it's easier to start with manual testing.
It's critical for manual testers to make sure they test the right things and that the test case covers the user story as defined by your solution.
Having a central solution with a requirement or user story and the test associated with it gives you full test coverage for manual and automated testing.
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There are different types of automated testing.
Most teams will take manual tests and convert them to automated tests, such as UI or regression testing of the application. This can simplify and speed up your testing process. Selenium is just one (of many) types of automated testing.
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There are real problems that testing teams face on a daily basis.
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Having fewer resources in place to deliver on these tests puts strain on your development and testing teams.
If you let bugs get into the market, there's a larger cost to fix defects later on. Engineers have to fix them and run them through another testing cycle.
There's also a big disconnect between manual and automated testing. You don't have a complete view of all of your testing activities. That's because manual and automated testing are often managed separately.
Reporting is impossible across manual and automated testing without a central view of testing.
It's difficult to understand what was tested per release or sprint. For many teams, this is a large challenge. It's not easy to identify what items were in the release and what was tested.
It's also difficult to identify test failure trends or areas with high impact and high failure rates. This is a challenge from a reporting standpoint.
Many teams use Microsoft Office to manage tests, without a way to gather automated test results.
You may have testing challenges, but you can solve them. Here are a few ways to do it.
Use Agile and Lean Methods.
Take a step back and look at how you perform these tests. What are your development methodologies? Scrum? Agile? Kanban? Lean?
These methodologies can help you increase pace of delivery — and testing.
Continuous integration can lighten the burden on testing teams. By doing continuous testing, you can improve code quality.
Automating your tests is a great way to reduce strain on your resources and help them deliver better quality code.
Reduce technical debt by implementing things like continuous integration and test automation.
It's important to find a solution in place that can track everything and bring test automation, continuous integration, and Agile/lean methodologies together.
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See How Helix ALM Integrates Testing.
Jump to 12:04 of the recording for a brief demonstration.
How do you handle two successive failed test cases? Would they be considered two separate issues?
In this instance, we would create a second failed test run. But you can update the script to be smart and identify that a failure has been logged. In that case, it will not be logged again. This would be up to you to determine how to handle it.
How much effort does it take to integrate manual testing in Helix ALM and input results of manual tests?
Helix ALM supports integrating manual testing activities out of the box. Helix ALM also makes the task of adding, editing, and entering results for testers fast and easy. So, the effort needed is small versus something like copying and pasting from Microsoft Excel or Word.
Does Helix ALM allow you to automatically generate a test plan based on an area affected and associated test cases?
Helix ALM will have this functionality in full later this year. You can only use some of these capabilities right now.
Does Helix ALM integrate with Ranorex?
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My team uses JUnit. Is it supported?
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Judge orders $128 million to be paid in NYC firefighter bias case
A U.S. district judge ordered New York City to pay $128 million in to firefighters who allege the city used an entrance exam that deliberately sought to keep African-Americans and Latino Americans off the force. The judge also ordered the FDNY to hire 293 black and Latino applicants.
"It has been in the city's power to prevent or remedy the need for damages proceedings for a decade, and it has not done so," U.S. District Judge Nicholas G. Garufis said in his ruling on the class action lawsuit. He called it the "consequences of the city's decision to ignore clear violations of federal law."
The federal government had sued the city (United States of America and Vulcan Society Inc. vs. City of New York) alleging the city violated the U.S. Constitution and local civil rights laws by using an entrance exam intentionally designed to discriminate based on race.
"There has been one persistent stain on the Fire Department's record," the lawsuit said. "For decades, black and other minority firefighters have been severely underrepresented in the Department's ranks.
"According to the most recent census data, black residents make up 25.6% of New York City's population; when this case was filed in 2007, black firefighters accounted for only 3.4% of the Department's force. In other words, in a city of over eight million people, and out of a force with 8,998 firefighters, there were only 303 black firefighters.
"This pattern of underrepresentation has remained essentially unchanged since at least the 1960s. While the city's other uniformed services have made rapid progress integrating black members into their ranks, the Fire Department has stagnated and at times retrogressed."
Michael A. Cardozo, New York City's corporation counsel, disputed the decision. "We believe the court's latest opinion is erroneous and, in any event, is the first step in a lengthy process. As the court itself noted, any damages the city ultimately must pay will be reduced by the amount each member of the class earned. When all the proceedings have been completed, the damages, if any, that the city will have to pay will be far less than $128 million," he said.
In court documents, the city said of the judge's finding of bias: "Under the Court's faulty analysis, any rational jury would necessarily find that the City deliberately used facially neutral exams to suppress black employment even as it conducted a targeted multi-million-dollar minority recruitment campaign, enlisted Columbia University to study methods of maximizing FDNY diversity, increased the minority composition of its other uniformed services, engaged an expert with a mandate to design an improved exam, and devised a panoply of other devices to diversify the FDNY's ranks"
The lack of minorities in U.S. fire departments has been the focus of many lawsuits. The last available national figures, from the 2000 census, show 8.4% of the nation's firefighting forces to be black and 8.6% to be Latino. Blacks are 12.2% of the population; Latinos are roughly 16%. However, other big cities have made much faster progress at diversifying their ranks. More than half of the Philadelphia and Los Angeles fire departments members are black or Latino.
Lawyers for the firefighters who sued said the decision would mean payments to black and Latino applicants to the New York Fire Department who were never hired or hired late from the 1999 and 2002 eligibility lists that resulted from exams given those years.
Paul Washington, past president of the Vulcan Society, said: "The Vulcan Society has been fighting for almost 75 years to open the doors of the Fire Department to black firefighters. This is a great victory for those who have been excluded from serving our city because of their race. We hope the FDNY moves quickly to welcome the 293 Black and Latino applicants who are entitled to be hired, and we look forward to serving with them."
From CNN.com.
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ENABLERS OF THE SCANDALOUS TIMES: Seeing no evil at the Times!
Part 4—Hayes/Chait/Tomasky submit: On its face, the New York Times' recent bombshell report had the look of a bit of a con, or perhaps of a sham or a scam.
The bombshell report was so long that few people actually read it. In this way, massive length can enable journalistic scams.
Massive length can also create the appearance of a bombshell. When Jo Becker's scammy report appeared in the April 24 hard-copy Times, its 4400 words started at the top of the paper's front page. Inside the paper, it filled two entire pages, fluffed as it was by seven photographs plus a time line and an additional chart.
It had the look of a bombshell report, plus it was so long and confusing that nobody actually read it! That said, its basic insinuation was clear, for example in the headline it still carries on-line:
"Cash Flowed to Clinton Foundation Amid Russian Uranium Deal"
An alert third-grader could read the drift of that exciting headline. Becker's novelized "news reports" often seem to be written on that level.
Becker's piece had the look of a "bombshell report." Indeed, that's the way Chris Hayes, aka The Puppy, described the piece on April 23, the day it appeared on line.
It had the look of a bombshell report. But if you actually read the report, it perhaps had the feel of a scam.
In rambling fashion featuring tons of gorilla dust, Becker told the tale of a scary uranium deal involving the frightening Russians. She even worked a side trip into her piece. It featured the scary Chinese!
As a matter of literary form, Becker had rather plainly fashioned a scary Cold War tale. Its insinuations may have been plain. But on a journalistic basis, it had the slight feel of a scam.
Consider this quick review:
The uranium deal in question was approved in 2010. Concerning that scary deal, Becker presented no evidence showing that anybody actually thought it was a bad deal at the time.
More specifically, she presented no evidence showing that Hillary Clinton thought it was a bad deal. Indeed, she presented no evidence showing that Clinton played any role in approving the scary deal.
An assistant secretary of state, Jose Fernandez, seemed to tell Becker that Clinton had played no role in approving the deal. In a familiar slippery move, Becker didn't mention his statement until paragraph 67, when nobody was still reading.
Despite the endlessness of her report, Becker never reported the actual number of cabinet departments which took part in approving the deal. (The number seems to be nine.) She never reported that the Treasury Department chairs the committee which approved the deal, not Clinton's State Department.
She didn't report that any of those nine departments ever opposed the scary, frightening, virtually treasonous deal. Despite the endlessness of her report, Becker's piece is best defined by the silos of information she slickly chose to omit.
There's nothing new about this kind of work at the New York Times. In 1996, for example, Gene Lyons published Fools for Scandal: How the Media Invented Whitewater.
The book was published and promoted by Harper's magazine, a storied American institution.
The book critiqued front-page reports in the New York Times which, starting in January 1992, invented the Whitewater pseudo-scandal. In an appendix to the book, Lyons presented the reams of highly relevant material the Times has chosen to omit from one of those early reports.
At least since the appearance of Fools for Scandal, play-for-pay liberal journalists have worked extremely hard to avoid discussing this apparent culture of scam at the Times. That culture of liberal avoidance was on display in the wake of Becker's recent report.
Becker's piece appeared on line on Thursday morning, April 23. That night, Hayes dubbed it a "bombshell report" on his fiery liberal news program.
Incredibly, Hayes explicitly vouched for the accuracy of the bombshell report. He also vouched for the apparent good faith it displayed.
Who was Hayes troubled by that night? He filled his ten-minute segment with discussions of the various things which "drive him crazy" or "drive him nuts" about the troubling Clintons. He didn't voice a word of complaint about the work of the glorious Times. For whatever reason, players like Hayes have played it this way for at least the last twenty years.
On the bright side, people like Hayes get rich and famous when they play it this way. On the down side, people are dead all over the world because of this ongoing culture of abject liberal surrender.
Three weeks have now passed since the appearance of Becker's "bombshell report." Did Diogenes seek one honest man? In similar fashion, we've been looking for one upper-end liberal pundit who's willing to challenge the New York Times about Becker's scammy-seeming report.
It's easy enough to do so! Becker's clowning was so vast that she featured an apparent repeat mistake—an apparent "mistake" she first featured in a front-page report in 2008.
At that time, her "mistake" was challenged by Forbes magazine in a fairly definitive manner. But so what? Three weeks ago, her "mistake" appeared again!
Over the past three weeks, the New York Times hasn't explained this apparent repeat "mistake." None of our fiery liberal heroes has asked the Times to do so.
We're wondering why the fiery Hayes hasn't revisited his original analysis. We're wondering why the fiery Rachel Maddow—she's sometimes called The Nun—hasn't stood up and critiqued that bombshell report.
Tomorrow, we'll turn to the work of Michael Tomasky and Jonathan Chait to show you the shape of liberal surrender in the face of the Times. But make no mistake:
If you're a Democratic voter, you've been scammed this way for years. People are dead all over the world because we in the liberal rank and file have tolerated this behavior.
At some point, you have to decide. Is it true that Becker's report has the look and the feel of a scam?
Is it true that Jeff Gerth's Whitewater reports were built on the same scammy practices?
Is it true that the New York Times and the Washington Post spent twenty months making up takes about Candidate Gore? At some point, a person has to decide if those things actually happened.
It's much easier—easier by far—to keep pretending that this is all a dream. Chait and Hayes have certainly played it that way. To us, it looks like they may be enabling a long-running type of scam.
They'll keep it up till you force them to stop. President Walker is betting the house that it will never happen.
Tomorrow: More sounds of "liberal" silence
Still coming: McIntire and Becker pretend to discuss disclosure
Posted by bob somerby on Thursday, May 14, 2015
The fiery liberals are back in the woods. They had emerged for a while, but they were too tribal and dropped too many R-bombs. They also didn't care about black children. Now they are back in the woods, perhaps with The Professors, though for ourselves, we don't know if The Professors ever left the woods. The liberals need to re-emerge from the woods and make sure they are tribal in Hillary's favor. If they engage on any other tribalism, they should remain in the woods --- with or without the Professors, who are either in the woods or not in the woods. There was a war on Gore that cost Gore the election. There were also wars on Nixon, Reagan and Bill Clinton, and all of them won re-election, the second time in each case by landslides. Did maybe Gore do some things that cost him the election? Or was he in fact elected? For ourselves, we don't know.
@10:27, you are so damn funny I don't know whether to laugh or soil myself.
When did the NY Times do to Nixon or Reagan what it did to Gore?
That Bill Clinton survived despite the dirty tricks and attempts to take him down is no excuse for the manipulation of the electoral process engaged in by the Times.
You are a jerk. You could have stated your disagreement plainly. Instead you engage in this childish attempt to ridicule Somerby's writing style. Look at all the words you wasted instead of just giving an example of how the NY Times printed bombshell length articles containing manufactured claims of scandal or wrongdoing against Reagan or Nixon. Since you claim they did this, it should be easy for you to cite the dates and give us quotes. Waiting impatiently for your evidence...
@ 10:59 AM - do you see the irony in your response?
ZKoD May 14, 2015 at 12:37 PM
We agree with Anon. @ 10:59. The comment by Anon. @ 10:27 needed to be longer. It is too short to have the look of a bit of a con, or perhaps of a sham or a scam.
In our view there are other improvements needed. 159 words are crammed into one paragraph. Take a lesson from master writer BOB. He wrote one 145 word paragraph to open this post, but broke it up to look like four paragraphs. That said, "woods" is used six times, which is too much. BOB uses "bombshell" only four. He breaks up repetition of "scam" by using the adjective "scammy." And of course in chastising the Times for being too long, don't use the phrase "so long" too many times. In the opening BOB matches "so long" with "massive length" twice each to keep readers attention.
And commenters please, a little more alliteration. More "scary scammy, shammy and slippery." Don't forget to count.
But otherwise a fine effort at infesting the BOBbox with the excellent response provoking work it deserves. Keep it up.
Our intellectual culture is still melting and we are not out of the woods yet.
That said, we may never get out, dumb, lazy and easily confused liberal life forms that we are. Gack! (and alas).
Go away KZ. We know you dislike Somerby. No need to clutter comments with your noise.
The only people who use "we" around here are KZ and Somerby.
Obviously not true.
Warning to casual readers of this blog: These comments are unmoderated. They are infested by one or more trolls who routinely attack the blog author in a variety of ways, rarely substantive. Such attacks are not an indicator of the level of interest of other readers, the validity of the content posted nor of the esteem in which the blog author is held by others.
@10:27, perhaps your plans have something to do with this.
Why doesn't the bear eat the liberals in then woods? If there is a bear, or for that matter woods and liberals.
Greg May 14, 2015 at 11:00 AM
The fiery liberals tend to be progressives who bought into demonizing the Clintons long ago.
Should we be worried? The best I can muster is a half hearted maybe. Things ain't now, partner, like they used to be. Hitchens has gone to meet his maker, the asinine Marc Cooper has retired. If this is so bad, why does The Daily Howler ignore the silly attacks on Hillary from both Brooks AND Shields week after week.
And we all lived through W. Even these unprincipled idiots know what another Republican Administration would do to the country. So I suspect The Daily Howler is a bit of a nervous nelly. We seen it before....
And yet we all lived through W's first term and then he got elected to a second one. I don't think we should be complacent.
You don't care about black kids in New Orleans. Or hundred of thousands of Iraqis. That said, we always believed Saddam had weapons of mass destruction.
Greg May 14, 2015 at 11:47 PM
You are right Anom at 12:01. But Bush's reelection, we should not forget, was aided by three years of free ride coverage in the Press. The damn didn't really break until Katrina.
Yeah, Greg, but 9/11 had a lot to do with that "free ride" when not just us, but the world was willing to give George carte blanche for whatever the hell he decided to do in response.
The dam might not have broken until Katrina, but the cracks certainly began to appear with the Social Security privatization scheme, and the Terry Schiavo case earlier in 2005.
The damn levees broke in Katrina, not the dam damns.
Greg's Zarkonian Mother from CA May 14, 2015 at 11:16 AM
"At some point, you have to decide. Is it true that Becker's report has the look and the feel of a scam?"
"Is it true that Jeff Gerth's Whitewater reports were built on the same scammy practices?
"Is it true that the New York Times and the Washington Post spent twenty months making up takes about Candidate Gore? At some point, a person has to decide if those things actually happened."
"It's much easier—easier by far—to keep pretending that this is all a dream. Chait and Hayes have certainly played it that way. To us, it looks like they may be enabling a long-running type of scam. "
It's even easier -- easier by far -- to ignore all that and complain that Somerby is quirky, that Gore ran a bad campaign, that Somerby's style is easy to ape, that Bill Clinton won you know, that Somerby didn't mention Becker in 2008, that Hillary is just unlikable, that Somerby repeats himself... So easy even folks clearly off their meds can do it!
David in Cal May 14, 2015 at 12:27 PM
Bob persists in treating the alleged scandal as caused by an article in the NY Times. E.g., he wrote, "The bombshell report was so long that few people actually read it." In fact, the basis for the bombshell report is an entire book, "Clinton Cash." If all Bob wants to do is critique the Times article, then it's reasonable to look only at the article. However, when he gets to the topic of how real or how major the alleged scandal is, he needs to look at the entire book.
Bob's defense of the Clintons is weak IMHO. He says there is no smoking gun, which the book acknowledges. However, the book claims there's a pattern that is so suggestive as to demand a formal investigation. Bob can only refute this claim by analyzing the entire book.
BTW IMHO there never will be an investigation. The Obama Administration won't conduct a real investigation. They certainly won't appoint an independent prosecutor.
Why did you post the same thing twice?
Why should there be? This is about as substantial as Operation Jade Helm.
Chalk the comment at 1227PM up to yet another Alex Jones moment brought to you by the Dinkster.
Operation Jade Helm is real. Matt Helm was fictional. But one of Dean Martin's finest roles in the post Jerry Lewis phase of his career.
Tony Franciosa was snubbed by Emmy.
mm May 14, 2015 at 1:27 PM
"They certainly won't appoint an independent prosecutor."
What fucking difference would it make to you asshole?
Whitewater had 2 independent prosecutors investigating for 8years, in addition to various Congressional and Senate investigations, in addition to an independent report to the RTC by 1995 by the national law firm of Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro. In addition to an eight year full court press investigation by the New York Times and they all came up with ZILCH, yet you still come on here and argue that the Clintons were guilty of something.
These are the Clinton Rules. No amount of investigation will ever satisfy deranged Clinton Haters like yourself. It is impossible to prove a negative.
1. The book had not yet appeared when the NY Times article was published. 2. The book itself has so many errors that its contents are problematic as a source. 3. There is no "smoking gun" in the book either, no proof of any allegation, no connection between Clinton's actions and any payment or donation, according to the book's own author. 4. The book and the article are equally deficient when it comes to demonstrating that either Clinton did anything wrong.
Somerby isn't the only person saying there is no smoking gun -- the book's own author says that himself. A formal investigation would be a waste of money and time, public resources. There is no need for Somerby to analyze the whole book when others have already done so (see Media Matters for example).
Issa conducted a lot of wild-goose-chase investigations, so the idea that there wouldn't be one is silly. There is no reason for Obama to conduct one because there is no evidence of any wrongdoing whatsoever to justify appointment of any prosecutor, much less an "independent" one.
Conservatives would love to taint Clinton's candidacy by conducting such an investigation because too many people would conclude there must have been wrongdoing or else why would there be an investigation. People don't get investigated in the middle of a campaign just because a demonstrated political operative publishes a book full of unsubstantiated innuendo. Fortunately for our democracy.
"An assistant secretary of state, Jose Fernandez, seemed to tell Becker that Clinton had played no role in approving the deal."
Maybe the report, being so long and of such massive length, had too much of the feel of a scam that Bob Somerby was in fact one of the many instead of the few and didn't actually read the report. Why do we say this appears to be the case? The quote above.
It is clear as a bell in the article Somerby often describes as muddled and confusing that Jose Fernandez did not "seem to tell Becker" a single thing. In fact, it not only "seems" they didn't talk, they "actually" didn't talk.
"The Clinton campaign spokesman, Mr. Fallon, said that, in general, these matters did not rise to the secretary's level. He would not comment on whether Mrs. Clinton had been briefed on the matter, but he gave The Times a statement from the former assistant secretary assigned to the foreign investment committee at the time, Jose Fernandez. While not addressing the specifics of the Uranium One deal, Mr. Fernandez said, "Mrs. Clinton never intervened with me on any C.F.I.U.S. matter."
All a reader can confidently say based on that if that A Clinton campaign spokesperson would not say if Clinton knew or did not know about the case and the Deputy Secretary who normally handled C.F.I.U.S. during her tenure said she never intervened with him. The campaign spokesman may have refused to comment because he did not know. The Deputy Secretary may have handled the uranium case all by himself, been replaced by another person, or had someone other than Clinton intervene on her behalf. The reporter was given a written statement from him. There was no give and take questions and answers.
In the article the reporters, as Somerby does all too frequently, tell readers what seems to be. For example, in discussing the C.F.I.U.S. process "But experts and former committee members say Russia's interest in Uranium One and its American uranium reserves seemed to warrant attention at the highest levels."
Seem is a scam word. Or useful in fairy tales.
"Seem" is not a scam word. The statement comes from Fernandez by way of Fallon. When he says "Mrs. Clinton never intervened with me on any CFIUS matter" that includes the Uranium deal. It is clear. You can imagine other possibilities and scenarios but there is no evidence that any of them happened and no reason why Fernandez should have anticipated any of them in his clear statement. The Clinton campaign person is declining to state something not within his own knowledge or experience. That is entirely appropriate. It suggests legal training, not evasion.
Again, it is only by assuming that something nefarious was going on that any of your speculation makes any sense whatsoever. Absent that assumption there is no reason why any of Clinton's people should have spoken any differently than they did.
Somerby likes to use words like seem because of his philosophy background. It is very annoying but I believe he thinks he is being more precise (not more weaselly) by using that word. He is allowing for the possibility that there may be alternative explanations for things that are clear on their face.
Philosophy majors are taught to recognize that there is appearance and there is reality and that the two may not be the same. It goes back to the Greeks. You can try to use the space between the two to insert an alternative theory about Clinton's evil ways, but I do not believe that is what Somerby intends with his use of the word "seem" nor do I think there is some dark plot lurking beneath Clinton's seemingly innocent behavior, nor do I think you have any justification for trying to pillory Somerby day-in and day-out by inserting wedges into the crevices of his respect for possibilities other than those he claims in his daily posts.
This whole line of argument is tiresome and too flimsy to hang Somerby with. Please stop wasting everyone's time with this crap.
You seem to think the comment on "seems" was worth wasting well over 300 words on.
There is a remote chance someone might think your criticisms of Somerby are deserved. You are correct that you waste people's time twice, once when they read your crap, and again when they are forced to address it. I could ignore it but the Clintons demonstrated that rapid response is a better strategy for dealing with disinformation than hoping it will go away. You are a particularly nasty form of troll and I would be very happy if you left this site and bothered people somewhere else.
Here is a really nasty piece of trolling.
You write about adopting the Clinton method of rapid response.
Bill Clinton never responded to the 2008 article in the New York Times stating he arrived on Giusta's plane in Kazakhstan. At least according to Forbes, whose account is, according to Bob Somerby in this post, "fairly definitive."
For myself I don't know the degrees of definitive.
Sox Speeks May 14, 2015 at 4:44 PM
If it weren't for those who continue to study the Greeks we might not know reality is not what it appears to be. Thanks again to both the Philosophy majors of the world and to the Greeks for their breathtaking discovery. At the time it was almost as big as the light bulb.
What office was Bill Clinton running for at the end of 2008?
Beats me. I think his wife was running for something at the beginning of 2008 though, when the article connecting him to Giustra and Kazakhstan was published.
If Bob isn't calling for the "tribalism" he normally decries (otherwise THEY win!) what is he doing?
Asking journalists to clean up their act.
Well, he certainly is going to massive lengths to do so after seventeen pointless years. Well some people never learn.
Krugman has written the same column a hundred times and it hasn't done him any more good. And he is a professor.
Why did you waste your time writing what you just wrote?
348 - look who's talking?
Today's third graders are as alert as their parents were in fifth grade.
You can thank teachers and their ratty unions for that.
Kirsten Powers May 14, 2015 at 6:09 PM
"More sounds of 'liberal' silence."
I'm looking forward to this installment!
I'll read it during my quiet time.
The saddest thing about the 2016 election will be the prodigious amount of Clinton shit progressives will be willing eat to make sure the other tribe doesn't win.
Carmen May 14, 2015 at 7:45 PM
No, the saddest thing is the other tribe necessitating the "lesser evil" choice.
The shit is coming from attackers not the Clintons. Progressives who won't defend them are welcome to vote for Nader or Sanders. Wouldn't want them to eat anything they don't want to.
There you neo-libs go again.
Implying Gore lost because of St. Ralph
mm May 15, 2015 at 6:59 AM
Oh, don't be sad. I'm sure they'll be plenty of progressives like you who will do their part to make sure the other tribe wins. Personally, I'm buying a big snow shovel today in anticipation of all the "shit" those evil Clintons will be feeding me.
I am deciding, Bob.
Becker's article, to me, has the look of a scam. It is just too darn long.
In the Age of Twitter anyone under 60 should see this.
I really don't know what a scam feels like. It is a real, tactile thing or some kind of internal emotional thing?
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Larsson's 1st hat trick powers Coyotes past Blackhawks 6-4
by: By JACK THOMPSON
Posted: Jan 7, 2022 / 12:18 AM CST / Updated: Jan 7, 2022 / 12:23 AM CST
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP)Once Johan Larsson got his first goal of the season, the second and third came in short order.
Larsson had his first career hat trick, and the Arizona Coyotes sent the Chicago Blackhawks to their sixth straight loss, 6-4 Thursday night.
"It was a matter of time," Coyotes coach Andre Tourigny said of Larsson's outburst. "I'm not surprised when they came in a bunch."
Larsson, who missed 10 games earlier in the season because of injury and COVID-19 protocols, scored the game's first goal when he deflected Janis Moser's shot from the blue line past Chicago goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury.
"I got the first one out of the way," Larsson said. "I feel better, coming back and just getting into the rhythm and (gaining) confidence."
His second goal came on the power play and gave Arizona a 5-2 lead early in the third period. After the Blackhawks cut the deficit to one goal with 6 1/2 minutes to play, Karel Vejmelka and the Coyotes held Chicago off the scoreboard and Larsson scored into an empty net with 29 seconds remaining. It was the first hat trick of the season for Arizona, which posted just its seventh win.
"He's a guy who's easy to trust because he cares a lot; he does the things right every day," Tourigny said. "He has a lot of character."
Dysin Mayo, Travis Boyd and Clayton Keller also scored for Arizona. Boyd, Shayne Gostisbehere and Phil Kessel each had two assists for the Coyotes. Vejmelka made 32 saves to earn his first home victory of the season. He has won twice on the road.
Larsson's second goal came 51 seconds after Boyd scored 3:10 into the third period. Chicago challenged the goal, claiming interference on former Blackhawks player Andrew Ladd against Fleury, but the ruling stood as replays showed Ladd was pushed into Fleury by Chicago's Riley Stillman.
"Our power play gave us some momentum in the second period," Tourigny said. "I think when your power play generates momentum, not just goals, that means that your best players are doing good things. They play with confidence and that translates to 5-on-5."
Kirby Dach, MacKenzie Entwhistle, Jonathan Toews and Alex DeBrincat scored the Chicago goals. DeBrincat's was his 21st of the season and third in two games.
After the game, the Blackhawks had a lengthy meeting in the locker room.
"We're playing good hockey, and then we just take a few shifts off," Toews said. "We've got to find ways to commit to each other."
Fleury made 21 saves for Chicago. The Blackhawks last won Dec. 15, in overtime against Washington.
OUT OF THE LINEUP
The Blackhawks played without forwards Brandon Hagel and Sam Lafferty and defenseman Erik Gustafsson, all in COVID-19 protocols. Earlier Thursday, Chicago recalled forward Mike Hardman and defenseman Ian Mitchell from Rockford of the AHL. Both were scratches on Thursday.
Coyotes defenseman Jacob Chychrun (upper body) missed his sixth straight game.
WE MEET AGAIN
Kessel had two scoring chances on a shift in the first period against his former Pittsburgh teammate. Fleury stopped Kessel from in close and then again from the slot.
ICE CHIPS
Blackhawks: Brett Connolly sat out the final game of his four-game suspension for a hit against Dallas' Tanner Kero.
Coyotes: Gostisbehere has scored at least one point in each of his last four games. … Janis Moser's assist was the first of his career. He has two goals in five NHL games.
Blackhawks: At Las Vegas on Saturday.
Coyotes: Host Nashville on Saturday.
More AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/NHL and https://twitter.com/AP-Sports
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The Ennahdha party said that Ridha Bouziane, 57, died on Wednesday after succumbing to a brain hemorrhage that they say was caused by violence meted out by police officers at a protest on Jan. 14 against the president's policies.
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called "The Sisterhood of Night"
We're a dedicated group of filmmakers, movie producers, and friends based in NYC, who are making a feature film called The Sisterhood of Night.
Director Caryn Waechter is a visual enthusiast whose work was featured in Ridley Scott and Kevin McDonald's YouTube doc Life in a Day. She enjoys raves and roller skating, and has a cat named Oliver.
Screenwriter Marilyn Fu won the Tribeca Film Festival's Creative Promise Award for The Sisterhood of Night script on her birthday. She's a writer/reporter for LIFE Books and loves coffee and road trips.
Producer Lydia Dean Pilcher, founder of the production company Cine Mosaic, produced Jesus' Son with Elizabeth Cuthrell and David Urrutia, along with "You Don't Know Jack" starring Al Pacino, The Darjeeling Limited directed by Wes Anderson, and more than 25 other films.
Producer Elizabeth Cuthrell and Executive Producer David Urrutia are co-founders of Evenstar Films which produced Meek's Cutoff starring Michelle Williams and Jesus' Son starring Billy Crudup.
Executive Producer Courtney Lee-Mitchell until recently worked as Director of Development for Lydia Pilcher's company, Cine Mosaic. Prior to joining Lydia, Courtney produced a low budget indie, Nail Polish, starring Alexandra Lydon and Paz de la Huerta, worked for Chris and Paul Weitz on American Pie and practiced entertainment law in Los Angeles.
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The Bad Air Smelled of Roses: What Did U Think and What Did U Do?
2004-ongoing
Carl Pope Jr.
(American, b. 1961)
the artist at York Show Print, York, Alabama
Letterpress poster
48.3 x 35.6 cm (19 x 14 in.)
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Who RU2 Day: Mass Media and the Fine Art Print. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH (organizer) (November 18, 2018-March 24, 2019).
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Just a quick peek at what I wore to the opening of the newest Blue Mercury in Cathedral Commons last week. It's seriously become one of my go-to places for all things beauty related and I love that they're popping up all over D.C. They're the only place in the area that carries my favorite dry shampoo and texturizing spray, and I love trying new products from the M-61 skincare line (I've mentioned before that I love this spot treatment), which was created by the store's founder. I also love stopping by just to browse, which isn't something I can usually do in bigger stores because beauty products tend to overwhelm me haha.


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Video Monitors Advance With Technology, Features
By Bob Kovacs published 13 June 12
ALEXANDRIA, VA.—Although 4K cameras and their respective monitors were all over the floor of the NAB Show, new technologies are proliferating for 1080p displays and their smaller cousins that are used for camera monitoring and field production.
CRT displays have been the gold standard for many years when the requirement was for precision quality-control monitoring. However, it's getting hard to find CRT monitors, and improvements to flat-panel displays, combined with technology changes that reduce (although not eliminate) the need for calibrated displays, make flat-panel LCD monitors the most popular choice today.
Traditional LCD displays use a cold-cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) as the light source behind the LCD layer. This has worked well over the years, with good reliability and low power consumption. However, several variations on flat-panel display design are starting to push LCD/CCFL aside as the predominant monitor technology.
Still, LCD display technology is getting more refined with each passing year. LCD displays are low-cost, lightweight and can produce excellent images, and new LCD developments such as In-Plane Switching (IPS) promise to give LCD displays much wider viewing angles and better visibility in bright light.
Panasonic BT-LH2170 IPS monitor Panasonic recently introduced the BT-LH2170, a 21.5-inch LCD production monitor with IPS technology. Intended for critical viewing, one of the big benefits of IPS is that it permits a very wide viewing angle.
"The LH2170 will incorporate advanced 3D assist functions and expanded display functionality such as in-monitor display, Y-Map display that makes it easy to confirm luminance level map, a Zebra display that is the same function that a pro camera utilizes to detect the level over or assigned in between level portion, and a two-window display that can be used in combination with the Y-Map or Zebra displays," said Steven Cooperman, a product manager for Panasonic.
IPS works by putting the liquid crystal structure parallel to the viewing surface, which improves the viewing angle and overall brightness. Instead of a CCFL light source shining through a relatively deep LCD matrix, IPS puts the light source closer to the display's surface, thus widening the viewing angle. IPS usually offers an improvement in viewing in bright light, as well.
Panasonic's approach is to not only incorporate IPS, but add useful features to the monitor that make it easier for technical staff to evaluate the image.
Another improvement in LCD technology is the use of LEDs for the backlight instead of CCFLs. It's important to understand that displays with LED backlights are not technically "LED" displays, but rather LCD displays that use LED backlight. These LED/LCD hybrids bring big benefits with deep blacks and improved contrast, thinner cases, lighter weight and lower power consumption.
With an LED backlit display, each LED can be addressed independently and turned on and off as needed. With the light source off, the pixel becomes a true black, instead of the dark gray that results from a CCFL being constantly on behind the black pixel. The resultant leap in contrast ratio is easy for anyone to see.
Since individual LEDs are turned on and off, LED backlight assemblies usually draw less power than CCFLs of the same size, which means the monitor draws less power and produces less heat.
The hottest new display technology for the past couple of years is the organic light-emitting diode (OLED), and it's not really all that new—the technology behind OLED was patented in the early 1980s. Although OLED displays have been available by the millions in cell phones for the past three years, developing the technology for larger displays has proved a challenge.
For one thing, some implementations of OLED tend to have relatively short life, in the five-to-seven year range. This is not a problem for cell phones, as even the most high-tech and expensive phones are discarded as hopelessly obsolete after two or three years.
However, life is much different for an expensive professional video monitor, and customers will expect them to work for 10 years or more. That's the big reason why just a handful of companies (notably Sony, TVLogic and Marshall) have released OLED displays.
"The performance [of IPS displays] was not for critical monitoring applications and we decided to look into other methods," said Gary Mandle, senior product manager, Sony Electronics. "OLED is definitely one of them."
PIXEL-SIZED LEDS
The big benefits of OLED stem from the fact that the display actually consists of pixel-sized LEDs. The surface of the display emits the image, which means that OLED monitors have superb viewing angles as well as high brightness because the light from the LEDs does not pass through a controlling matrix such as that used in LCD/LED hybrid displays.
Since every pixel can be switched on and off, the contrast from an OLED monitor is exceptional. Finally, OLED displays are amazingly slim and can be as thin as a sheet of cardboard, with resultant savings in weight.
Sony now has OLED monitors in its product line, including the BVM-E250 25-inch OLED display. The BVM-E250 features multiple color gamut display (SMPTE C, EBU, ITU-R BT709, S gamut and native) and a 12-bit professional display engine, in addition to traditional OLED characteristics that include powerful contrast ratios and exceptionally wide viewing angles.
Other companies are watching the development of OLED but are refining other advances before committing to OLED.
"The issue with OLED so far has been low MTBF and the higher cost," said Larry Enroth, director of sales for broadcast and post-production at ViewZ in Anaheim, Calif. "We are hoping to see improvements in the marketability over the next year. In the meantime, the biggest advance is back-lit LED displays with 12-bit internal processing, zero dead pixels and 33,000 hours MTBF."
Last year, one OEM panel manufacturer announced that it had developed a blue pixel layer, the "Achilles heel" for OLED displays, with a typical life of 38,000 hours—equivalent to more than four years of continuous operation. Assuming those numbers hold up, there may be more OLED monitors in the next couple of years.
Some manufacturers may be waiting for the right moment to develop OLED displays, but there are many other ways to design monitors that meet the needs of today's video producers. For example, the Plura MVM-147-16 is a 46-inch LCD monitor with a built-in 16-input multiviewer. In addition to displaying up to 16 video signals on a single panel, the MVM-147-16 also can display a clock, audio levels and loss-of-video alarms.
At the other end of the size spectrum, Ikegami has the nine-inch HLM-907WR LCD monitor. In a rugged case, the HLM-907WR has a 1280 x 720-pixel display, making it one of the few small monitors that has a true HD image. That makes it a good choice for a producer's monitor in production trucks and for field monitoring.
There are monitors available for many other specializations, such as 3D and the latest: 4K monitoring.
"4K is taking off, but it's still in its early stages when talking about professional displays," said Sony's Gary Mandle. "There are many things changing as we speak—we are investigating 4K potentially using OLED and also Crystal LED."
There will continue to be refinement and advancement in professional video monitors, as well as continued creativity shown by manufacturers with monitors that pack in more features and capabilities.
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Nuno Leal Maia (ur. 17 października 1947 r. w Santos w stanie São Paulo) – brazylijski aktor telewizyjny, filmowy i teatralny.

Życiorys
Urodził się w Santos jako syn Nelsona Machado Maii i Alcídiy Leal, ale wychował się w São Vicente, także stan w São Paulo. Był piłkarzem, grającum dla klubu juniorów Santosie FC, którego stał się zwolennikiem. Karierę sportową kontynuował jako trener piłki nożnej w Londrina EC, Sociedade Esportiva Matsubara, zarówno w stanie Paraná, jak i São Cristóvão Rio de Janeiro i Botafogo João Pessoa w stanie Paraíba.

Studiował aktorstwo w Wyższej Szkole Komunikacji i Sztuki (Escola de Comunicação e Artes) na Uniwersytecie w São Paulo (Universidade de São Paulo). Na małym ekranie po raz pierwszy pijawił się jako surfer w telenoweli Odurzony Kupidyn (Estúpido Cupido, 1976). Grywał potem role ojców, ludzi bukmachera Występował także na scenie, m.in. w Hair (1970) czy sztuce Usta tkaniny (Pano de Boca, 1976).

Wybrana filmografia

filmy fabularne

produkcje TV
 1976: Odurzony Kupidyn (Estúpido Cupido) jako Acioly
 1980: Stopa wiatru (Pé de Vento) jako Edmar (Pé)
 1983: Champagne jako Renan
 1984: Vereda Tropical jako Bertazzo
 1985: A Gata Comeu jako Nauczyciel Fábio Coutinho
 1986: Nowa miłość (Novo Amor) jako Bruno
 1987: Mandala jako Tony Carrado
 1987: Królowa życia ('A Rainha da Vida) jako Júlio
 1989: Top Model jako Gaspar Kundera
 1991: Mój mąż (Meu Marido) jako Carlos Zanatta
 1991: Vamp jako Jurandir (Padre Garotão)
 1993: Letnie opowieści (Contos de Verão) jako Ary
 1995: Malhação jako Fábio
 1995: Historia miłosna (Pátria Minha) jako Osmar
 1995: Historia miłości (História de Amor) jako Edgar Assunção, ojciec Joyce i były mąż Eleny
 1997: Miłość jest w powietrzu (O Amor Está no Ar) jako Alcebíades "Guima" Guimarães
 1998: Mój cóż chce (Meu Bem Querer) jako Inácio
 1999: Łagodna trucizna (Suave Veneno) jako Gato
 1999-2000: Malhação jako Pasqualete
 2002: Klon (O Clone) jako Jorge Luís
 2003: Teraz one są święte (Agora É que São Elas) jako Honoriusz
 2005: Malhação jako Pasqualete
 2006: Prorok (O Profeta) jako Alceu Carvalho
 2007: Dwie twarze (Duas Caras) jako Bernardo da Conceição
 2009: Caras & Bocas jako Nilo
 2010: Ti Ti Ti jako Cassiano - Victor Valentine
 2012: Miłość, wieczna miłość (Amor Eterno Amor) jako Ribamar
 2013: Malhação jako Augusto

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Linki zewnętrzne

Brazylijscy aktorzy filmowi
Brazylijscy aktorzy telewizyjni
Brazylijscy aktorzy teatralni
Urodzeni w 1947
Ludzie urodzeni w Santosie

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The merger of Google and Doubleclick may mean a really bad privacy problem, Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Consumer Rights says.
Antitrust regulators need to be wary to guard against the creation of a powerful Internet conglomerate able to extend its market power in one market into adjacent markets, to the detriment of competition and consumers.
This might not have seemed like much of a threat, even a year or two ago, but as the online world increasingly merges with the offline world, the threat becomes more palpable.
DoubleClick collects an enormous quantity of information on individual Web users' preferences, and privacy advocates have expressed very serious concerns regarding the consequences of this data coming under the control of Google due to the fact that Google is the dominant Internet search engine and can also track individuals' search requests. Therefore, we believe that this deal raises fundamental consumer privacy concerns worthy of serious scrutiny.
This is the big issue. I'm confident that advertising--Web-based and otherwise--will take us in all sorts of directions, and that the future of the Web is not necessarily ad-based. But the more immediate issue is privacy. Google knows more and more about me every day, and I'm not sure that I want to give it a big dump of DoubleClick's data.
Google, for its part, responded that it had "already discussed the privacy and market share questions with the FTC...(and so it) remain(s) confident that the FTC will conclude that this deal is good for consumers, advertisers, and Web site publishers." Maybe. But this is one where the stakes are too high for getting it wrong.
See also Nick Carr's thoughts on the matter.


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We Resist: Day 410
Posted by Melissa McEwan at Monday, March 05, 2018
One of the difficulties in resisting the Trump administration, the Republican Congressional majority, and Republican state legislatures (plus the occasional non-Republican who obliges us to resist their nonsense, too, like we don't have enough to worry about) is keeping on top of the sheer number of horrors, indignities, and normalization of the aggressively abnormal that they unleash every single day.
So here is a daily thread for all of us to share all the things that are going on, thus crowdsourcing a daily compendium of the onslaught of conservative erosion of our rights and our very democracy.
Stay engaged. Stay vigilant. Resist.
Here are some things in the news today:
Earlier today by me: Oh My Aching Sides and "They're trying to take down the whole intelligence community! And they're using me as the battering ram to do it."
After considering its widespread and meaningful evidence of use, we've put 'dumpster fire' in the dictionary. Feel free to GIF it as you like. https://t.co/XImxk6c0EY
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) March 5, 2018
It kind of feels like that tweet could just serve as the entirety of the contents for this thread today — and every day — but here is some of today's kindling...
Nicole Lafond at TPM: State Dept. Hasn't Spent $120 Million Designated for Blocking Russia Meddling.
The State Department has not yet spent any of the $120 million that was to be allocated toward combating foreign interference in elections, the New York Times reported Sunday.
Toward the end of former President Barack Obama's administration, Congress voted to direct the Pentagon to give the State Department $60 million for combatting Russian and Chinese "anti-democratic propaganda," according to the Times. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson took nearly seven months to decide what to do with the funding and the Pentagon ultimately decided to keep it. The Department had another $60 million available for the next fiscal year, but decided last week to only take $40 million, the Times reported.
That money will reportedly be transferred to the State Department and its Global Engagement Center in April, which will counter Russian meddling efforts with anti-propaganda counter-attacks. Currently, the Global Engagement Center doesn't have someone who speaks Russian on the team and it is primarily focused on countering jihadist and other forms of extreme propaganda, according to the Times.
Emphases mine. So, just to recap: The State Department has $120 million earmarked to address foreign election meddling but has spent $0 on it, and no one on the team speaks Russian. Cool.
Richard C. Paddock at the New York Times: Escort Says Audio Recordings Prove Russian Meddling in U.S. Election. "A Belarusian escort with close ties to a powerful Russian oligarch said from behind bars in Bangkok on Monday that she had more than 16 hours of audio recordings that could help shed light on Russian meddling in United States elections. The escort, Anastasia Vashukevich, said she would hand over the recordings if the United States granted her asylum. She faces criminal charges and deportation to Belarus after coming under suspicion of working in Thailand without a visa at a sex-training seminar in the city of Pattaya. Ms. Vashukevich, who described herself as close to the Russian aluminum tycoon Oleg V. Deripaska [who has close ties to Vladimir Putin and Paul Manafort], said that audio recordings she made in August 2016 included discussions he had about the United States presidential election with people she declined to identify."
She wants asylum, but who is going to give it to her with the Republicans in charge? Not only is it not going to happen because the information she asserts to have would be damaging to Donald Trump, but no Republican is going to want to grant asylum to anyone in the midst of their nativist campaign.
In other Mueller news...
I'd really love to know why in slippery snake hell Mike Pence is not on this list. Is it because he never communicated at all, ever, with this person? That seems unlikely, given that Pence RAN THE PRESIDENTIAL TRANSITION TEAM. https://t.co/DK8swuOaEt
— Melissa McEwan (@Shakestweetz) March 5, 2018
Unless the person in question *is* Pence, which also seems unlikely, I'm again wondering why it is that Pence doesn't seem to be on Mueller's radar at all.
President Trump: Canada and Mexico won't get relief from upcoming steel, aluminum tariffs unless "new and fair" North American Trade Agreement is signed. He says NAFTA has been a "bad deal" for U.S. https://t.co/piiUfWmko5
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) March 5, 2018
Katherine Sullivan at ProPublica: The Trump Organization Ordered Golf Course Markers with the Presidential Seal; That May Be Illegal. "In recent weeks, the Trump Organization has ordered the manufacture of new tee markers for golf courses that are emblazoned with the seal of the President of the United States. Under federal law, the seal's use is permitted only for official government business. Misuse can be a crime. ...A law governs the manufacture or use of the seal, its likeness, 'or any facsimile thereof' for anything other than official U.S. government business. It can be a criminal offense punishable by up to six months in prison. ...The 'law is an expression of the idea that the government and government authority should not be used for private purpose,' said Kathleen Clark, a law professor at Washington University specializing in government and legal ethics said. 'It would be a misuse of government authority.'"
Uhhhh. https://t.co/e6ohLX4GAL
Judd Legum and Addy Baird at ThinkProgress: This Is What an Insider Trading Expert Thinks About Carl Icahn's Stock Dump. "One of the nation's leading experts in insider trading, James D. Cox, believes that Carl Icahn's sale of more than 1 million shares of a steel-related stock just days before [Donald] Trump announced plans to impose steep tariffs on steel imports was 'awfully suspicious' and 'unquestionably' warrants a federal investigation. ...Cox told ThinkProgress that Icahn could have violated insider trading law if he had a conversation with Trump or someone else at the White House, even if that conversation stopped short of revealing a definite plan or intention to impose steel tariffs."
After Ichan dumped nearly 1 million shares of Manitowoc Company Inc., "Manitowoc stock, along with other steel-dependent companies, plunged. The stock is down nearly 9 percent in the two trading days since Trump's announcement." So this fuckery has cost other investors money. Which is precisely why insider trading is illegal.
[Content Note: Racism] Anne Branigin at the Root: Trump, the Walking Internet Comments Section, Taps Racist Blogger for Federal Job. "William Otis, a former special counsel to President George H.W. Bush and a current professor at Georgetown University Law Center, was nominated by [Donald] Trump this week to sit on a federal commission that sets policy on how to punish criminals. It would come as no surprise that Otis is a staunch supporter of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' hard-line approach of imposing mandatory minimum sentences and resurrecting the war on drugs. But Otis, thanks to his popular legal blog, Crime and Consequences, has also made his racist beliefs both explicit and easily searchable. As the Washington Post reports, Otis once defended a federal judge who was called out for saying that black and Latinx people were more violent than white people."
"He's now president for life. President for life. And he's great," Trump said. "And look, he was able to do that. I think it's great. Maybe we'll give that a shot some day." https://t.co/7c9ZqKx0kZ
— Garance Franke-Ruta (@thegarance) March 4, 2018
Trump always signals his next move. https://t.co/B9O3zKMGnc
[CN: Police brutality, sexual assault, and other misconduct] Kendall Taggart and Mike Hayes at BuzzFeed: Secret NYPD Files: Officers Can Lie and Brutally Beat People — and Still Keep Their Jobs. "Secret files obtained by BuzzFeed News reveal that from 2011 to 2015 at least 319 New York Police Department employees who committed offenses serious enough to merit firing were allowed to keep their jobs. Many of the officers lied, cheated, stole, or assaulted New York City residents. At least fifty employees lied on official reports, under oath, or during an internal affairs investigation. Thirty-eight were found guilty by a police tribunal of excessive force, getting into a fight, or firing their gun unnecessarily. Fifty-seven were guilty of driving under the influence. Seventy-one were guilty of ticket-fixing. One officer, Jarrett Dill, threatened to kill someone. Another, Roberson Tunis, sexually harassed and inappropriately touched a fellow officer. Some were guilty of lesser offenses, like mouthing off to a supervisor. ...In every instance, the police commissioner, who has final authority in disciplinary decisions, assigned these officers to 'dismissal probation,' a penalty with few practical consequences."
[CN: Rape culture; child abuse] Esther Yu Hsi Ye at ThinkProgress: Kentucky Senate Pulls Bill to Outlaw Child Marriage Following Opposition by Conservative Group. "Senate Republicans in the state legislature pulled a bill to outlaw child marriage in Kentucky, Insider Louisville reported this week, following opposition from the conservative group Family Foundation of Kentucky on claims that it takes away parental rights. Introduced by State Sen. Julie Raque Adams (R) to the State Senate Judiciary Committee, Senate Bill 48 would set the minimum age of marriage to 17 years old, and establish a process for 17-year-olds to marry with a court approval. ...State Sen. John Schickel (R) had issues with the bill, stating, 'Decisions involving a minor child should be made by a parent, not the court.'"
[CN: Rape culture; child abuse] Adi Robertson at the Verge: Facebook Says Asking Users About Condoning Pedophilia 'Was a Mistake'. "Facebook has apologized for a survey that asked users for their opinion on allowing pedophiles to solicit sexual pictures from children on the platform. ...Alongside questions about topics like violent extremism, it asked how users would handle 'a private message in which an adult man asks a 14-year-old girl for sexual pictures.' One possible answer was 'this content should be allowed on Facebook, and I would not mind seeing it.' Facebook VP of product Guy Rosen tweeted an apology for the question, saying it 'shouldn't have been part of this survey.'" Oh.
*gazes at dumpster fire with tears in eyes*
What have you been reading that we need to resist today?
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Where the Music Never Dies
Albany, Boston
Once in awhile, Galileo Media Arts has the opportunity to do a pro bono project for a cause we really believe in. Caffe Lena has been a mainstay in Saratoga Springs since 1960, making it the oldest continually running coffee house in the United States. The down-to-earth, non-profit venue has played a part in the careers of many folk music legends, including Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, and Arlo Guthrie. Yet despite its international reputation, Caffe Lena has stayed to its roots and always valued art and community over profit. Needless to say, Saratoga residents and businesses, including Galileo Media Arts, are proud to have Caffe Lena as part of the community.
Recently Galileo had the opportunity to collaborate with local businesses, residents, and musicians to produce a music video paying tribute to Caffe Lena. Producer Joel Moss, and a whole host of successful folk musicians including Arlo Guthrie, Garrison Keillor, and Sawyer Fredericks, came together to co-write and record a song showing their appreciation for the coffee house. Partnering with local ad agency Brandforming, Galileo co-produced, filmed, and edited the music video.
On the shoot day, over 150 locals came out and volunteered to show their support. Police closed the streets. Employees from local restaurants, such as Hattie's and Sushi Thai Garden, came out to sing along. Others played along on guitars or hand drums. Galileo Director John Wager stood atop a 30 foot crane with a bullhorn, directing and organizing the large crowd of volunteers singing and dancing below.
Bringing together our crew from the Boston, Albany, and Saratoga Springs areas, Galileo Media Arts spared no expense. Using a variety of framerates (24 fps, 60 fps, and 120 fps), five cameras filming simultaneously, and one drone flying overhead, Galileo was able to capture the enthusiasm of the event from a number of different angles. We then edited together this crowd footage, shots from recording sessions, and a beautiful nighttime intro sequence, into a heart-warming music video. At the end of the day, Galileo was deeply honored to be a part of this project. It was a wonderful testament to the power of community that so many locals came together and volunteered their time and energy to show support for the beloved Caffe Lena.
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a 13" x 9" baking pan with aluminum foil, extending foil at least 2" over ends of pan.
In a small bowl, combine 2 tablespoons of sugar with the cranberries and set aside. Combine 2 cups of flour and the next four ingredients. Stir in melted butter until crumbly. Reserve 1 cup of this mixture and set aside. Press remaining mixture into bottom of the prepared baking pan. Bake for 15 minutes.
Remove from oven and sprinkle with dates, pecans, and the cranberry mixture. Stir the caramel sauce and the remaining 1/3 cup flour together until smooth, spoon over cranberries. Sprinkle with the reserved 1 cup flour mixture. Bake an additional 20 minutes or until lightly browned.
Cool on a wire rack. Lift out of pan with foil overhang. Cut into bars.


One of tv's most hilarious and fun game shows will be holding auditions for the Family Feud, soon!
I have enjoyed watching this show even before Steve Harvey took over the hosting duties. It's been one of my all-time favorite game shows!
You must have 5 family members related by blood, marriage, or legal adoption.
You must be a U.S. citizen or have permission to work in the USA.
Family Feud prefers contestants be at least 15 years of age due to the nature of the questions.
During the tryouts, your family will get a chance to play a shortened mock game of the Family Feud against another family.
The auditions will be held Saturday, September 22 and Sunday, September 23, 2018 in Louisville.
Click HERE to learn more about auditions and how to apply for an appointment for the Family Feud!


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Robert Lafont (Nimes, 1923-Florencia, 24 de junio de 2009) fue un lingüista, historiador de la literatura occitana, poeta, novelista y dramaturgo occitano.

Biografía
Con 18 años participó en la Resistencia francesa, en un grupo de la comarca de Des Cevennes (Loreze). Junto a Tristan Tzara y Jean Cassou fundó el Instituto de Estudios Occitanos. Fue profesor de instituto y posteriormente profesor de lengua occitana en la Universidad de Montpellier hasta 1986. Se ha destacado por su defensa del occitanismo.

Trayectoria
Hombre de una actividad intelectual extraordinaria, fundó el  (Comité Occitano de Estudios y de Acción, COEA) y asumió la dirección de diversas publicaciones periódicas ("", 1946, "", 1962).

Escritor prolífico, su obra presenta dos líneas esenciales e integradas: una de divulgación doctrinal en francés, donde ha estudiado la situación no solo occitana sino de todas las minorías dentro del estado francés; y otra propiamente de creación en lengua occitana, que constituye el punto de partida de la verdadera novela en occitano y que es también una ruptura total con la tradición folclórica anterior. Ha sido uno de los teorizadores del llamado colonialismo interno para hacer referencia a la situación occitana.

También ha producido teatro de animación social. Ha sido presidente del   y en 1974 presentó su candidatura a las elecciones presidenciales francesas que fue rechazada.

Obras

Poesía
 Dire (1945-53),
 La loba (1959),
  (1960)
  (1974)
  (1984)

Narraciones
 La vida de Joan Larsinhac, (1951)
  (1971)
  (1983)
  (1983-84), formada por  y .
  (1992)

Teatro
  (1973)
  (1977)
  (1983)
 De divulgación
 La Révolution régionaliste (1967)
 Sur la France (1968)
 Décoloniser en France (1971)
 Le Travail et la Langue (1978) estudio sociolingüístico
 Nous, Peuple européen (1991)
 La Nation, l'État, les Régions'' (1993)

Referencias

Escritores de Francia del siglo XX
Escritores en occitano
Nacionalistas occitanos
Lingüistas de Francia del siglo XX
Políglotas de Francia
Traductores de la Odisea
Doctores honoris causa por la Universidad de Viena
Nacidos en Nimes
Fallecidos en Florencia


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Collaboration provides the ability to innovate and to create meetings between people and ideas.
Collaborating with companies, organizations and other associations is important for Röda Sten Konsthall. Through mutual cooperation agreement Röda Sten Konsthall provides opportunities for companies to give their employees free admission to exhibitions and events. Company employees can also offer unique screenings and meetings with artists, special screenings and artist talks.


Marina Olympios was born in 1968 in Nicosia. She studied in Paris at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux – Arts de Paris with a DSAP diploma in Sculpture – multimedia (avec les félicitations du Jury). In 1994 she received a grant for research and worked at the Institute des Hautes Etudes en Arts Plastiques in Paris. In 1995 she received the prize for research in Visual Arts of the French Ministry of Culture FIACRE. In 1996 she worked in the International studio – Curator Programme in New York financed by the A.F.A.A. French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She presented her work in 17 solo exhibitions.
Her art works are in the Dakis Joannou Collection, Athens, the Daskalopoulos Collection Los Angeles, the Pierre Nouvion and Marzio Carver Collection, Monaco, the collection of the Cyprus Ministry of Education & Culture, the collections of the Central Bank Cyprus, Hellenic Bank of Cyprus, Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, Municipality of Larnaka, and the Electricity Authority of Cyprus.
Day 3 Blue Pigs, LEHMANN – MAUPIN, Gallery New York, U.S.A.


In large bowl, beat granulated sugar, shortening and softened butter with electric mixer on medium speed, scraping bowl often, until creamy. On low speed, beat in vanilla and egg. Stir in flour blend, baking powder and salt until well mixed. Divide dough in half; shape each half into disk. Wrap in plastic wrap; refrigerate about 1 hour or until firm.
Heat oven to 375°F. On work surface lightly sprinkled with flour blend, roll each half of dough to 1/4-inch thickness. Cut with 2 1/2-inch cookie cutter. Place 1 inch apart on ungreased cookie sheets.
Bake 8 to 12 minutes or until edges are lightly browned. Let stand 2 minutes on cookie sheet; remove to cooling rack. Cool completely, about 15 minutes. Stir together Glaze ingredients. Spread on cookies. Sprinkle with additional granulated sugar, if desired.
When these cookies are all dressed up, they take the stage on the cookie plate. But they are so good just cut into circles, left undecorated and enjoyed as an after-school snack.
This recipe was created for our new Betty Crocker® Gluten-Free Rice Flour Blend available in grocery stores in late July. Until then, feel free to try this recipe using any gluten-free all-purpose rice flour blend found in larger supermarkets and co-ops.
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A brown bodied mayfly with bluish slate grey wings.
Nymphs are found in running waters throughout the British Isles with the exception of Ireland, they typically crawl amongst in-stream vegetation in riffle areas of rivers and streams or swim in short, darting bursts amongst the substrate.
Larvae feed by scraping algae from submerged stones and other structures, or by gathering or collecting fine particulate organic detritus from the sediment.ÿThe males of this species can be found swarming throughout the day and often swarming continues until dusk.
A widespread, but localised species in Britain.