'I was in Darwin. One night I went out and I saw this sentence written on a wall. The day after I went to a Tattoo Shop and now I can say that my life is written on my arm'.
6am this morning, the sun is rising ! The only sounds I can hear are the birds singing, turtles around the boat who take a breath and the waves. This is paradise, this is Whithsunday Islands.
'My family doesn't know that I am in Australia. I came here because I had some troubles with my parents and it was too hard for me to stay there. I know that I am not here for a long time, but I am here for a good time. So I try to make every day as a great one'.
One thing important when you are traveling in Australia is : DO NOT plan anything because you will understand that it is a day to day life.
Pascal bought this car 600$AU few days ago in Perth from a french guy met in the hostel. As it is hard to find a job in Perth at this moment, they are now going together to Margaret River to find a job.


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Home Culture Fandom We Are Comics tumblr is a hit!
We Are Comics tumblr is a hit!
It's Monday morning and if you are feeling cranky I guarantee that browsing the We Are Comics tumblr will make you feel better. As reported by Steve Morris over the weekend, this is a Tumblr run by Rachel Edidin, Arturo Garcia, Elle Collins, and Sigrid Ellis, with social media help by Jen Vaughn, where people simply tell their stories about reading comics. All kinds of people, all ages, colors, genders…because comics ARE for everybody. I loved scrolling through and reading readers origin stories…they are so varied and enthusiastic and feel of love for imagination and creativity. It's inspiring!
The above photo is from the entry by Christina "Steenz" Stewart, who is assistant Manager at Star Clipper, a comics shop in St Louis. She's not a special case; she's TYPICAL of the kinds of people who have come to the medium. And I think most people in the business get that now.
So, it turned out okay after all! Go out and be awesome.
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Financial independence is a phrase that gets tossed around a lot in the personal finance world. Many people aren't entirely sure what it means. This is especially true because the definition of the term can vary. This alone just adds to the confusion.
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The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GTX 750 Review: Maxwell Makes Its Move
by Ryan Smith & Ganesh T S on February 18, 2014 9:00 AM EST
Introducing Maxwell Maxwell's Feature Set: Kepler Refined Maxwell: Designed For Energy Efficiency GeForce GTX 750 Ti & GTX 750 Specifications & Positioning Meet The Reference GTX 750 Ti & Zotac GTX 750 Series HTPC Aspects : Introduction HTPC Aspects : Network Streaming Performance HTPC Aspects : Decoding & Rendering Benchmarks HTPC Aspects : Miscellaneous Factors The Test Metro: Last Light Company of Heroes 2 Bioshock Infinite Battlefield 4 Crysis 3 Crysis: Warhead Total War: Rome 2 Hitman: Absolution GRID 2 Synthetics Compute Power, Temperature, & Noise Overclocking: When Headroom Exceeds Clockspeed Limits Final Words
As the GPU company who's arguably more transparent about their long-term product plans, NVIDIA still manages to surprise us time and time again. Case in point, we have known since 2012 that NVIDIA's follow-up architecture to Kepler would be Maxwell, but it's only more recently that we've begun to understand the complete significance of Maxwell to the company's plans. Each and every generation of GPUs brings with it an important mix of improvements, new features, and enhanced performance; but fundamental shifts are fewer and far between. So when we found out Maxwell would be one of those fundamental shifts, it changed our perspective and expectations significantly.
What is that fundamental shift? As we found out back at NVIDIA's CES 2014 press conference, Maxwell is the first NVIDIA GPU that started out as a "mobile first" design, marking a significant change in NVIDIA's product design philosophy. The days of designing a flagship GPU and scaling down already came to an end with Kepler, when NVIDIA designed GK104 before GK110. But NVIDIA still designed a desktop GPU first, with mobile and SoC-class designs following. However beginning with Maxwell that entire philosophy has come to an end, and as NVIDIA has chosen to embrace power efficiency and mobile-friendly designs as the foundation of their GPU architectures, this has led to them going mobile first on Maxwell. With Maxwell NVIDIA has made the complete transition from top to bottom, and are now designing GPUs bottom-up instead of top-down.
Nevertheless, a mobile first design is not the same as a mobile first build strategy. NVIDIA has yet to ship a Kepler based SoC, let alone putting a Maxwell based SoC on their roadmaps. At least for the foreseeable future discrete GPUs are going to remain as the first products on any new architecture. So while the underlying architecture may be more mobile-friendly than what we've seen in the past, what hasn't changed is that NVIDIA is still getting the ball rolling for a new architecture with relatively big and powerful GPUs.
This brings us to the present, and the world of desktop video cards. Just less than 2 years since the launch of the first Kepler part, the GK104 based GeForce GTX 680, NVIDIA is back and ready to launch their next generation of GPUs as based on the Maxwell architecture.
No two GPU launches are alike – Maxwell's launch won't be any more like Kepler's than Kepler was Fermi's – but the launch of Maxwell is going to be an even greater shift than usual. Maxwell's mobile-first design aside, Maxwell also comes at a time of stagnation on the manufacturing side of the equation. Traditionally we'd see a new manufacturing node ready from TSMC to align with the new architecture, but just as with the situation faced by AMD in the launch of their GCN 1.1 based Hawaii GPUs, NVIDIA will be making do on the 28nm node for Maxwell's launch. The lack of a new node means that NVIDIA would either have to wait until the next node is ready, or launch on the existing node, and in the case of Maxwell NVIDIA has opted for the latter.
As a consequence of staying on 28nm the optimal strategy for releasing GPUs has changed for NVIDIA. From a performance perspective the biggest improvements still come from the node shrink and the resulting increase in transistor density and reduced power consumption. But there is still room for maneuvering within the 28nm node and to improve power and density within a design without changing the node itself. Maxwell in turn is just such a design, further optimizing the efficiency of NVIDIA's designs within the confines of the 28nm node.
With the Maxwell architecture in hand and its 28nm optimizations in place, the final piece of the puzzle is deciding where to launch first. Thanks to the embarrassingly parallel nature of graphics and 3D rendering, at every tier of GPU – from SoC to Tesla – GPUs are fundamentally power limited. Their performance is constrained by the amount of power needed to achieve a given level of performance, whether it's limiting clockspeed ramp-ups or just building out a wider GPU with more transistors to flip. But this is especially true in the world of SoCs and mobile discrete GPUs, where battery capacity and space limitations put a very hard cap on power consumption.
As a result, not unlike the mobile first strategy NVIDIA used in designing the architecture, when it comes to building their first Maxwell GPU NVIDIA is starting from the bottom. The bulk of NVIDIA's GPU shipments have been smaller, cheaper, and less power hungry chips like GK107, which for the last two years has formed the backbone of NVIDIA's mobile offerings, NVIDIA's cloud server offerings, and of course NVIDIA's mainstream desktop offerings. So when it came time to roll out Maxwell and its highly optimized 28nm design, there was no better and more effective place for NVIDIA to start than with the successor to GK107: the Maxwell based GM107.
Over the coming months we'll see GM107 in a number of different products. Its destiny in the mobile space is all but set in stone as the successor to the highly successful GK107, and NVIDIA's GRID products practically beg for greater efficiency. But for today we'll be starting on the desktop with the launch of NVIDIA's latest desktop video cards: GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GeForce GTX 750.
Maxwell's Feature Set: Kepler Refined Introducing Maxwell Maxwell's Feature Set: Kepler Refined Maxwell: Designed For Energy Efficiency GeForce GTX 750 Ti & GTX 750 Specifications & Positioning Meet The Reference GTX 750 Ti & Zotac GTX 750 Series HTPC Aspects : Introduction HTPC Aspects : Network Streaming Performance HTPC Aspects : Decoding & Rendering Benchmarks HTPC Aspects : Miscellaneous Factors The Test Metro: Last Light Company of Heroes 2 Bioshock Infinite Battlefield 4 Crysis 3 Crysis: Warhead Total War: Rome 2 Hitman: Absolution GRID 2 Synthetics Compute Power, Temperature, & Noise Overclocking: When Headroom Exceeds Clockspeed Limits Final Words
Harag - Thursday, March 6, 2014 - link
Not true at all. The release of the Titan showed they could unlock FP64 performance on a specific architecture. The Titan Black also has amazing FP64 performance. You may also want to look into their Quadro line.
kwrzesien - Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - link
Cards are available on Newegg! Check out this EVGA Superclocked (1268MHz) with a dual-fan ACX cooler and 6-pin PCIe power connector: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N8...
Frenetic Pony - Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - link
Maxwell is designed for mobile gaming, in which case who cares? Broadwell looks to improve performance per watt at least as much as Maxwell if Intel's initial hints of 30% power improvement for 14nm and 40% improvement for gpu power efficiency pan out. And they were already damned good.
But Maxwell isn't designed for high end, in which case GCN 1.1 and AMD are already beating them for price for performance. Congrats Nvidia, you're second place in both categories if this card is anything to go by. I hope to hell your Titan 2 or whatever kicks more ass than this card.
varad - Wednesday, February 19, 2014 - link
@FreneticPony, statements like "Maxwell is designed for mobile gaming" and "But Maxwell isn't designed for high end" tell us you know precious little. Maxwell is an architecture that will span across all of Nvidia's products [Tegra, GeForce, Quadro and Tesla].
Frenetic Pony - Thursday, February 20, 2014 - link
Err... they intend to produce as such yes. But it's obvious the architecture itself is targeted squarely at mobile. Power constraints don't actually get in the way as much as other constraints do on the high end. Who really cares if it's 150+ tdp if it's gaming? You get constrained by memory latency and other things no matter how high you can clock it up.
This appears to be Nvidia's version of Haswell, concentrated solely on improving performance per watt rather than performance at all. Which is bad timing as Intel is doing the same, but integrates it's GPUs right onto the chip, making them cheaper and smaller than any dedicated card for a laptop is going to be. Meanwhile AMD is crushing Nvidia in both compute and high end gaming performance on the desktop for performance per $.
True, this will help mitigate electricity cost. for compute based work. But as others pointed out not by much. Meaning Nvidia stuck itself with the wrong focus at the wrong time. Maybe it will help with their Tegra SOCs, if they're lucky they'll get back into the game, as Qualcomm soundly crushed the Tegra 4 for third party ARM Socs over the last year.
So, no, it's designed for high end. Doesn't mean they're not going to do it anyway.
I.E. it really doesn't matter how well they did at what they're doing. Because Intel has done just as well and has built in advantages for its market, what their doing doesn't help that much against AMD in the high end market, and this leaves their only chance for financial success with it being next years Tegra SOCs.
ninjaquick - Thursday, February 20, 2014 - link
Plus, AMD is easily capable of taking Nvidia on at the low end with better hardware across the board, more integrated designs, etc.
willis936 - Thursday, February 20, 2014 - link
Pro tip: you're always TDP limited. Increasing performance per watt IS increasing performance.
Broad statements like "AMD is crushing Nvidia..." only proved @Varad correct. you know precious little.
HisDivineOrder - Wednesday, February 19, 2014 - link
nVidia fits a lot more performance in a little more space at a lot less power and you think they're doing poorly? This is on the same node.
Imagine what they'll pack into a smaller node.
Their focus is probably the right one, given the fact they want to migrate these cores into Tegra.


Wordless and almost wordless picture books rely exclusively on illustrations to tell a story or convey facts. Some wordless and almost wordless picture books have a small amount of text but most do not have any text at all.
Wordless and almost wordless picture books encourage children to take an active role in telling a story. Typically, when enjoying a wordless picture book with an adult, the illustrations and meaning are discussed, and as a result of the conversation, the child's language development is stimulated.
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Have you ever suffered the loss of favourite toy? Perhaps it was broken beyond repair? Daisy is an adorable little dog, oozing with personality. She loves her beautiful red ball. Daisy kicks it and bounces it and snuggles with it on the sofa. One day, while enjoying a walk, Daisy encounters a doggy friend who is too exuberent and accidentally punctures the red ball. Daisy is inconsolable; she can't believe what she sees and she tries everything to make her red ball whole again. Unfortunately, the ball has been destroyed.
A Ball for Daisy won the 2012 Randolph Caldecott Medal. Best suited to preschool-age children.
When beaver floats away from his dam and his three friends, he soon finds himself surrounded by hardworking people and their enormous machines. The workers are loading lumber onto a truck.
Beaver hops aboard a fully loaded truck and hitches a ride to the city. Once there, he scampers away from the truck. A snarling dog chases him through a hole in a fence and into a backyard. Leaving his new enemy behind, Beaver swims through an alligator-toy infested pool and is eager for further adventures. It is not long before he discovers the city zoo and some distant relatives. Escaping a surprised zookeeper, he dives into a duck pond on his way into the busy city.
Our ever-resourceful new friend is not one to shy away from drainpipes, crowds of people, stairways or bodies of water. Happily, as the sun sets, his exploits lead him to a familiar river and a welcome home. Readers are left to wonder whether Beaver was truly lost – perhaps he just possesses an adventurous spirit.
Beautiful watercolour cityscapes and waterscapes together with fast-paced frames and an engaging story highlight Beaver is Lost. Highly recommended for children aged four and up.
For older children, possible extension activities for this almost wordless picture book could include devising further exciting adventures downstream.
When a young lad moves houses with his family, he is anxious to find a baseball game in his new neighbourhood. He unpacks his glove, bat and spikes and ventures out.
Once he arrives at the park, he hesitates, watching from afar. Rather than joining the kids' game, he is dejected. He slowly approaches a park bench and sits down. Four aging men are already seated, feeding the pigeons.
The following day, the boy stores his baseball gear away and joins the men sitting on the bench. He helps to feed the pigeons.
The men take note of his appearance when he joins them a third time. He looks old – probably much older than they feel! It is time for action.
The men give up sittting on the park bench, instead playing on the monkey bars and the slide. They are smiling and laughing. They have been transformed. When a bike awaits the boy the following day, it is clear the men think it is time to get moving – they climb onto bikes, a scooter and a wagon, annoying the pigeons and our boy. He just wants to sit.
Confidence regained, the youngster approaches the boys and girls playing at the park and joins their game. The cronies cheer from the stands.
There is much to love about The Boys . Boldly illustrated, the almost wordless story introduces themes of social isolation, self confidence, ageism and the value of play. Readers will find it both thought-provoking and reassuring.
In Chicken and Cat Clean Up we follow the misadventures of two dissimilar friends who operate a housekeeping business. The bright, cheerful illustrations provide a fun account of operating a small buiness, an enduring friendship and how an opportunity for heroism might be just around the corner.
Really good fun for kindergarten and up!
Bear and Rabbit are just sitting down for a meal when one of their chicken friends is scooped up by Fox. Shocked at the brazenness of Fox's thieving behavior, Bear, Rooster and Rabbit are outraged and are soon in hot pursuit.
Before long, Fox and Chicken have entered the deep, dark woods and Rabbit, Bear and Rooster are tiring. When they bed down for the night, Chicken can see her friends, in the moonlight. The following day, Chicken is remarkably relaxed, playing checkers with Fox and sleeping curled up, next to her abductor. The chase continues and as she and Fox take off in a boat, she does not look the least bit frightened. In fact, she wears sunglasses and reclines comfortably at the bow. When her three bedraggled friends finally catch up to Fox and Chicken, they are ready for a fight and surprised at what they discover.
Youngsters will thoroughly enjoy carefully examining the small details included in the ink and paint illustrations. Great fun for preschool and up.
Flotsam won the 2007 Randolph Caldecott Medal and is a picture book for children in the primary grades.
This immensely popular almost wordless picture book will be thoroughly enjoyed by dog lovers and young mischief makers. When mother goes out for awhile, she asks her pet rottweiler, named Carl, to look after the sleeping baby.
Carl watches at the window as Mother leaves and then lowers the crib rail and waits patiently while Baby Madeline climbs onto his back. Carl provides loving care for the infant, bouncing her on Mother's bed, playing dress up and meeting her at the bottom of the laundy shute. When the baby goes for a dip in the family fish tank, Carl is nearby, ensuring that she is swimming safely. Eventually Carl makes lunch for Madeline, returns her to her crib and tidies the house thoroughly before her unsuspecting mother returns home.
Once readers get over their shock at the idea of leaving an infant at home alone with a dog, they will enjoy the silliness alongside Carl's gentle and devoted caregiving. Carl is utterly loveable and Baby Madeline is clearly having a grand time.
Good Dog, Carl is the first of seventeen wordless picture books about Carl and Madeline. Available in a variety of formats including board book and paperback, the hardcover measures 7.6 x 8.5 inches and is designed appropriately for small hands to grasp. Suitable for toddlers and preschool-age children.
When Mister Magic arrives home with his top hat, Dog and a bag full of groceries, he is ready to relax. He puts on headphones, sits in a comfortable chair and listens to music. Before long, Mister Magic and Dog are both fast asleep and Hocus Pocus, a mischievous rabbit, is scrambling out of Mister Magic's top hat. Hocus Pocus sees Mister Magic's carrots peeking out of the grocery bag and wants one. He worries about awakening Dog and is soon plotting ways to avoid the canine and his sharp teeth.
Retro illustrations (created with Adobe Illustrator) and the messy, farcical battle between Dog and Hocus Pocus give the story a cartoon-like feel.
Hocus Pocus is great fun and will be enjoyed by children aged four and up.
Jerry Pinkney has created a masterful, almost wordless version of The Lion and the Mouse. From cover to cover, beautiful illustrations depict the African Savanna and the animals found there while telling the story of a compassionate lion and his small friend. Winner of the 2010 Randolph Caldecott Medal and also a New York Times 2010 Best Illustrated Book and a 2010 Horn Book Awards Honor Book, The Lion and the Mouse relies upon the illustrations to tell the story. Pinkney only uses words to describe animal sounds.
Mirror features remarkable collage illustrations and a fascinating concept. The book will be enjoyed by children aged five and up and offers ample opportunities for discussion – how individuals and families are alike and different and how seemingly very different cultures may not be "different" at all.
In this (almost) wordless picture book, hilarious events are set in motion when a small monkey tosses a banana peel onto a sidewalk. Before long it would appear that the entire town is upset – dogs break loose, a cyclist goes flying, a grocery cart is upended and, oh no, look at that baby carriage!
Terrific fun for children aged four and up.
Wonderful for children four years and older, Time Flies will have special appeal for dinosaur fans.
Time Flies was a Caldecott Honor Book in 1995.
Where's Walrus? is a stylish, bold look at a daring escape from the city zoo. While most of the zoo animals and their keeper nap, a walrus decides it is time for fun. His first destination is just outside the zoo gates. He jumps into a large fountain and reclines next to a stone mermaid. With the keeper in hot pursuit, he shifts to a coffee shop, a store window and a construction site. Later, he helps a crew of firefighters and joins a dance team. Each time Walrus moves, he changes his head covering and manages to evade detection. Young children will enjoy "finding" the walrus while the zookeeper searches in vain. For older children, the absurdity of the premis will add to the humor.
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In my previous post "TripleO Heat templates Part 1 – roles and groups", I provided an overview of the various TripleO roles, the way the role implementation is abstracted via provider resources, and how they are grouped and scaled via OS::Heat::ResourceGroup.
In my previous two posts I covered an overview of TripleO template roles and groups, and specifics of how initial deployment of a node happens. Today I'm planning to introduce the next step of the deployment process – taking the deployed groups of nodes, and configuring them to work together as clusters running the various OpenStack services encapsulated by each role.
Lately, I've been spending increasing amounts of time working with TripleO heat templates, and have noticed some recurring aspects of my workflow whilst debugging them which I thought may be worth sharing.
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The Inkigayo Chart is a music program record chart on Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) that gives an award to the best-performing single of the week in South Korea. The chart measures digital performance in domestic online music services (55%), social media via YouTube views (30%), album sales (10%), network on-air time (10%), and advanced viewer votes (5%) in its ranking methodology.

In 2020, 26 singles have ranked number one on the chart and 21 music acts received an award trophy for this feat. Eleven songs have collected trophies for three weeks and earned a Triple Crown: Red Velvet's "Psycho", Zico's "Any Song", BTS's "On", "Dynamite", and "Life Goes On", Itzy's "Wannabe", IU's "Eight", Blackpink's "How You Like That", "Ice Cream" and "Lovesick Girls", and Hwasa's "María".

Chart history

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2020 in South Korean music
2020 record charts
Lists of number-one songs in South Korea

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eBooks "Bible study about the fall of Babylon"
Es wurden 46541 eBooks für den Suchbegriff "Bible study about the fall of Babylon" gefunden.
Bücher (46541)
Aron L. Bissett Getting Out Of Myself And Into His Word (30 Day Bible Study)
This is a book that I put together myself and even took the book, letted others view it and read it and then gave me feedback on how to improve the book. I changed it according to their feedback and now I'm ready to publsih it. It's a 30 day daily devotional book. [mehr][weniger]
William Milligan The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Revelation
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William Milligan (15 March 1821 – 11 December 1892) was a renowned Scottish theologian. He studied at the University of Halle in Germany, and eventually became a professor at the University of Aberdeen. He is best known for his commentary on the Revelation of St. John. He also wrote two other well-known books that are classics: The Resurrection of our Lord and The Ascension of our Lord. [mehr][weniger]
G. A. Chadwick The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Exodus
George Alexander Chadwick DD (10 October 1840 – 29 December 1923) was the Bishop of Derry and Raphoe.[1] Born on 10 October 1840 and educated at Trinity College, Dublin,[2] he was ordained in 1863 and began his career as a curate at St Anne, Belfast. He was then appointed Rector of St James, Belfast where he remained until 1872. [mehr][weniger]
Marcus Dods The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Genesis
Marcus Dods, D.D. (1786–1838) was a Scottish minister and theological writer.Dods was born near Gifford in East Lothian, and educated at Edinburgh. In 1810 he was ordained presbyterian minister at Belford, Northumberland, where he remained for the rest of his life. A monument to Dods erected at Belford bore an inscription written by Professor Maclagan, D.D. [mehr][weniger]
R. F. Horton The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Proverbs
Robert Forman Horton (18 September 1855 - 1934), British Nonconformist divine, was born in London.Horton was educated at Shrewsbury School and New College, Oxford, where he was awarded a First in classics. He was president of the Oxford Union in 1877. He became a fellow of his college in 1879, and lectured on history for four years. [mehr][weniger]
C J Ball The Expositor's Bible: The Prophecies of Jeremiah
With a Sketch of His Life and Times
A priest by birth, Jeremiah became a prophet by the special call of God. His priestly origin implies a good literary training, in times when literature was largely in the hands of the priests. The priesthood, indeed, constituted a principal section of the Israelitish nobility, as appears both from the history of those times, [mehr][weniger]
If any one is in search of accurate information regarding the age of this earth, or its relation to the sun, moon, and stars, or regarding the order in which plants and animals have appeared upon it, he is referred to recent text-books in astronomy, geology, and palæontology. No one for a moment dreams of referring a serious student of these subjects to the Bible as a source of information. It is not the object of the writers of Scripture to impart physical instruction or to enlarge the bounds of scientific knowledge. But if any one wishes to know what connection the world has with God, if he seeks to trace back all that now is to the very fountain-head of life, if he desires to discover some unifying principle, some illuminating purpose in the history of this earth, then we confidently refer him to these and the subsequent chapters of Scripture as his safest, and indeed his only, guide to the information he seeks. Every writing must be judged by the object the writer has in view. If the object of the writer of these chapters was to convey physical information, then certainly it is imperfectly fulfilled. But if his object was to give an intelligible account of God's relation to the world and to man, then it must be owned that he has been successful in the highest degree. [mehr][weniger]
George Alexander Chadwick graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1862 and was ordained in 1863. He is best known for his Bible expository. His commentary on The Gospel of Mark in the Expositors Bible is scholarly, insightful, and valuable. [mehr][weniger]
Robert Forman Horton (18 September 1855 - 1934), British Nonconformist divine, was born in London. Horton was educated at Shrewsbury School and New College, Oxford, where he was awarded a First in classics. He was president of the Oxford Union in 1877. He became a fellow of his college in 1879, and lectured on history for four years. [mehr][weniger]
William Milligan (15 March 1821 – 11 December 1892) was a renowned Scottish theologian. He studied at the University of Halle in Germany, and eventually became a professor at the University of Aberdeen. [mehr][weniger]


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Burlington Heights, where Dundurn Castle and The Hamilton Military Museum now stand, was occupied by the British military from 1813 -1815. Built as a gate house by Sir Allan MacNab in the late 1830s atop a battery from the War of 1812, this building known as Battery Lodge, now houses The Hamilton Military Museum.
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Blood Ties to a Gentle Landscape
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Dear Sadie: Love, Lives and Remembrance from Ontario's First World War
Virtual Tour of the War of 1812
Blood Ties to a Gentle Landscape tells the diverse and personal stories of the people who lived on and around Burlington Heights during the War of 1812 by connecting artifacts, historic personalities and the perceptions of some modern-day descendants.
These connections create blood ties to this gentle landscape. Included in this exhibit is the companion video Blood Ties to a Gentle Landscape, a display of archaeological finds from Dundurn Park and an interactive Discovery Gallery with hands-on costumes and an encampment for children.
These unique shipwrecks are the only complete 1812 warships in the world. The well-preserved ships sit upright and intact 90 metres below the waves of Lake Ontario, off the coast of Port Dalhousie. Digital video, images and exhibit panels allow visitors to get up close and personal with a time capsule of early 19th century naval life on the Great Lakes.
When Harry Mason enlisted in 1915, he promised to faithfully write to his sweetheart, Sadie Arbuckle. Over the next two years Harry and Sadie wrote each other frequently, sometimes daily. Their correspondence gives a detailed account of life for those at the front and those waiting at home. It also tells a love story.
This exhibit, courtesy of the Archives of Ontario, offers a look at Sadie and Harry's correspondence, and demonstrates what love, life and remembrance meant for two young Ontarians whose lives were forever changed by the Great War. This exhibit will be on display at The Hamilton Military Museum from May 2, 2022 to December 31, 2022.
Visit local landmarks and learn about the British encampment at Burlington Heights, the Battle of Stoney Creek and the Hamilton & Scourge warships.
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Light Pollution. This will probably be the number one thing that will stop you from getting a great shot. The spill from the lights that you see are about 8 miles way.
Focus points. The hard thing about focusing on stars, are getting them to a point that makes them in focus. What I did, was find one of those lights on the hill and focused on it.
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Englewood, Littleton, Sheridan going "boots on…
Englewood, Littleton, Sheridan going "boots on the ground" in fight against growing homelessness
The three cities to hire a homelessness coordinator to orchestrate the attack
Andy Cross, The Denver Post
Bobby, left, a regular at Cafe 180, asks manager Annelyn Aficial, right, to try and call a friend of his for him at the cafe Feb. 10, 2022. Cafe 180, a non-profit restaurant, only asks patrons to pay what they can for a warm meal, which is often frequented by unhoused people — like Bobby — as well as regular paying customers. Bobby enjoyed a hot bowl of soup with his son, Bryant, who recently also found himself unhoused.
By John Aguilar | jaguilar@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: February 12, 2022 at 10:58 a.m. | UPDATED: February 14, 2022 at 9:29 a.m.
ENGLEWOOD — Mookie Moore is crouched at the edge of a parking lot on Broadway, 36 years of his belongings stuffed into a cart and backpack that he carries with him wherever he goes.
"I drift all day and all night," he said on a recent afternoon on Englewood's main strip, crouching outside of the pay-what-you-can eatery Cafe 180. "Every day just blends in."
His companion Tyrone Carter, who he just met that day, said his previous night spent on the street was a misery.
"It was so cold outside," said Carter, as he blasted hip-hop from his phone to a Bluetooth speaker perched on a utility box behind him. "It's very hard."
Moore and Carter are two of a growing number of people who don't have a place to live in Denver's southern suburbs. They're also the people officials and homeless advocates in Englewood, Sheridan and Littleton hope can benefit from a homeless initiative that is ready to shift from three years of concept and planning to on-the-ground intervention and assistance.
Arapahoe County this week signed an agreement with the three cities to hire a homelessness coordinator, who is slated to start in the role this spring and remain in place for three years. Littleton, Englewood and Sheridan are expected to sign the agreement in the coming weeks.
"It's spending the dollars and putting the boots on the ground," Devin Granbery, Sheridan's city manager, said of the Tri-Cities Homelessness Policy Committee's next phase. "We want to move the needle pretty significantly."
The coordinator will make $110,000 a year, a cost that will be split between the three cities.
The Tri-Cities Homelessness Policy Committee, formed in 2018 and made up of civic leaders, service providers and members of law enforcement across Englewood, Littleton and Sheridan, has been studying the dynamics of homelessness across the three communities for the last three years. Now it's ready to tackle the issue head-on as a global pandemic, coupled with a housing market hit by rapidly increasing home prices and rental costs, has made securing shelter that much more difficult.
According to The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative's second annual State of Homelessness report released last month, 32,233 people accessed services or housing support related to homelessness at least once between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021 in metro Denver — nearly twice the number as the year before.
"We feel it is the right approach because we're using science and data — and you want to go after the root cause and not just the symptoms of homelessness," Englewood Assistant City Manager Tim Dodd said. "Having this coordinator is a critical foundational step because they're going to pull all of this work together."
Red, currently homeless, eats a hot slice of pizza at at Cafe 180 in Englewood on Feb. 10, 2022.
Different face of homelessness
"This work" consists of two analytical reports from The Center on Housing and Homelessness Research at the University of Denver and a 43-page Tri-Cities Homeless Action Plan that was released last summer.
The action plan recommends that the three cities look at establishing a homeless navigation center, a safe parking program and workforce centers to help those without a home transition to employment. It also suggests the cities activate outreach teams of social workers and other professionals trained to deal with families and individuals suffering from mental illness or threatened by domestic violence.
The report estimates that it will cost the three cities $705,000 to implement its recommendations.
While homelessness in the suburbs often doesn't manifest in the way it does in Denver, where authorities regularly clear out expansive tent encampments in and around downtown, it's just as real, say those who track it.
"Not all of the unhoused population is visible," said Samma Fox, Littleton's assistant city manager. "It could be families staying with other families or staying in cars. They might not have been captured in the point-in-time survey."
The point-in-time survey is conducted on a single night once a year by The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative. It found that the homeless count in Arapahoe County leap-frogged from 228 in 2019 and 245 in 2020 to 523 last year. Some of those cases turned deadly.
According to the Arapahoe County Coroner's Office, 43 people experiencing homelessness in the county in 2020 died from natural causes on the street, from drug overdose or from hypothermia.
"The pandemic has exacerbated it," said Mike Sandgren, network leader for Change the Trend and a mission pastor at the Wellspring Church in Englewood. "Service providers are seeing a lot of new faces, learning a lot of new names."
Change the Trend is a consortium of more than 30 agencies and service providers that formed five years ago and meets weekly to work on solutions to homelessness in Englewood, Littleton and Sheridan.
"Even before the pandemic, the issue was becoming more visible in these first-tier suburbs," Sandgren said. "This is not the beginning of the attack on homelessness, but it's an adoption of higher levels of service for the area in the next few years."
The homeless challenge in the south suburbs has intensified in recent years as nearby communities have adopted urban camping bans, including Centennial and Parker. Denver has had a camping ban in place for nearly a decade and voters in 2019 overwhelmingly voted to keep it in place.
Boulder has had a long-time ban on camping, and in recent weeks, Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman said he would bring back that city's camping ban proposal that was voted down by the city council last year.
Camp cleanups in downtown Denver have been blamed for pushing the problem to other parts of the city. There isn't good data on whether they also cause some to move to farther-flung areas of the metro area, but in the action report, several Tri-Cities stakeholders surveyed on the issue "cited displacement by Denver police after a series of encampment cleanups as a cause of an increased presence of single adults in the region."
Both Sheridan and Englewood forbid camping in their parks and Englewood police Sgt. Reid McGrath said the South Platte River, which runs through all three cities, is designated as park land and therefore off-limits to overnight visitors.
The city made headlines in 2019 when it cleared out a homeless encampment that had sprouted on the banks of the river. McGrath said there haven't been any sweeps like that in Englewood since.
Granbery, the Sheridan city manager, said his city takes a softer approach with its homeless population.
"We don't allow camping but we have yet to issue a single ticket," he said. "It's about getting people assistance rather than enforcement."
Bennett Chamberlain hauls his personal belongings away from a homeless encampment along the South Platte river in Englewood on June 4, 2019.
"Right for this area"
Meanwhile, the number of those finding themselves without permanent shelter in Littleton, Englewood and Sheridan could well jump in the coming year. The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office stepped up evictions markedly in 2021 over 2020, when a moratorium on evictions helped slow down the pace of removal.
COVID complicated Denver homeless count but new report offers troubling picture
Centennial approves urban camping ban, becoming latest metro area community to do so
Pandemic could mean vicious winter for those without homes in Denver's suburbs
According to agency data, evictions in Arapahoe County skyrocketed from 603 in 2020 to more than 1,200 last year. McGrath, with Englewood police, said the city is already trying to get out ahead of it with a program started four years ago that provides "co-responders" — those skilled in dealing with people with mental health issues — on police calls.
And there are plans in the works to roll out a "mobile crisis program" in Englewood, where teams of people would go to where the unhoused are. Dodd said the Englewood City Council just this week allocated more than $1.5 million of the city's $8.7 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding to address homelessness.
Fox, the assistant city manager with Littleton, said the most valuable aspect to the Tri-Cities approach to addressing homelessness is working in cooperation across three communities while also tailoring strategies to attack the issue that work better for a suburban environment.
"It is different in Englewood, Sheridan and Littleton than it is in Denver," she said. "We're trying to figure out what is right for this area."
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John Aguilar | Suburban Reporter — The Denver Post
Denver Post reporter John Aguilar covers hot-button issues such as oil and gas, growth and transportation as they play out in the Denver suburbs. He joined the Post in 2014 after previous work at the Boulder Daily Camera, Rocky Mountain News and the Boulder County Business Report. He hails from Boston and has a master's degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a bachelor's from Dartmouth College.
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To any serious observer of terror attacks on Indian soil over the past 25 years, the hand of the Pakistani 'deep state' has more often than not been visible on the tell tale signs of their role in planning, training, arming and guiding the terrorists, as most recently in Pathankot. Of course these are rarely admitted, with the exception of a statement by the former DG ISI, Lt Gen. Javed Ashraf, who confirmed to the Pakistani National Assembly in 2004 that the Jaish-e-Muhammad had been responsible for killing thousands of Kashmiris and for the attack on the Indian parliament. And there have been a few casual statements by General Musharraf on the control exercised by the Pakistan army on all the terror groups that it has cultivated as proxies against India, over the years.
Therefore, the announcement that Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his top cabinet ministers have decided along with the Pakistan army chief and his brass hats, to collectively act in the immediate aftermath of the attacks on the Pathankot airbase, is rather unusual development. To what extent were the attacks the handiwork of the Pakistan Army's hawks will take time if at all, to be established. What is certain is that these attacks came from across the border, as the markings on the ammunition and medicine packs and the military foot print of the terrorists have clearly shown.
What the attack has also shown is that despite so many years of battling terror attacks and all this noise about being prepared to handle a 26/11 type attack on an Indian city, the Indian response has raised more questions than it has answered. And though Indian officials are in a self congratulatory mood, by claiming that they have successfully averted any damage to vital military equipment and aircrafts on the air base and prevented a hostage situation or loss of innocent lives, the jury is still out on whether the operations were successful or not.What is however clear is that Delhi is still bumbling along in its responses to Pakistan's strategic goals of keeping India on the back foot, while threatening the use of nuclear weapons if India was to exercise the military options of strikes on terror groups and camps within Pakistan. However, there are options that India could consider, provided the policy makers are willing to think of out of the box, that go beyond knee jerk reactions on whether to talk or not to talk with Pakistan.
Moreover, Punjab as a state is now likely to be targeted by Pakistan based terror groups as the security grid in Jammu and Kashmir has become tight and effective, and the best efforts of Pakistan to unsettle the state have met with little success of late. Punjab, on the other hand, has a thriving narco-terrorism cottage industry and most of its villages along the Indo-Pak border are used by smugglers who also double up as couriers for terrorists. Moreover, Punjab police has gone to seed under the current government and has neither the efficiency nor the capability to battle terrorism as it had in the 1990s. Pakistan is aware of this weakness and has been keen for some years to push Khalistani separatists that it has harboured, back into Punjab to create an uprising, since an unsettled Punjab would divert India's energies away from Jammu and Kashmir and that would suit Pakistan's agenda.
And since Pakistan cannot dismantle its terror machinery overnight and wouldn't be willing to abandon it either, until the Kashmir Valley is absorbed by them, India must thus become strong and efficient to withstand Pakistani mischief and create a comprehensive response mechanism to deal with cross border terror attacks, as these will continue, talks or no talks. The big question is: will our self serving politicians be able to work together in national interest or continue to obstruct the efforts of the current government fearing their achievements could overshadow the limitations of earlier governments.


LinkedIn data has shown there are at least 50 000 professional skills in the world today. With so much variety, how do you decide what to study to make sure 2019 is your best professional year yet? In a time of rapid change, a good approach is to choose courses that equip you with the most in-demand skills for Industry 4.0.
Both LinkedIn and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have published their top skills for 2019, and many correlations have emerged: most significantly, soft skills are equally – or more – important as hard skills, with creativity topping the list.
As an executive education specialist, we've used our own learnings from interactions with some of the continent's biggest corporates to assess the top courses that individuals should study to master the most in-demand skills of 2019.
For those who upskill themselves in these capabilities, the opportunities are endless. New collar jobs are a rising trend in the States, with some people earning six figure salaries for specialising in scarce skills. In a global and South African context, learning to work with machines will be a focus for workers hoping to win at 'tomorrow'.
In fact, Stellenbosch University research shows that if SA could double how quickly its workforce accrues skills for successful human-machine collaboration, one-million jobs could be saved by 2025. It's worth noting that cloud computing, analytical skills and AI are top hard skills for this year.
New Manager's Development Programme: WEF believes that people management will continue to be a sought-after skill in tomorrow's world of work. Get ahead by learning to be a transformational manager.
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In this chapter we are seeking to collect as many traditional names of localities in Podlachia as possible.
Each entry in this dictionary begins with the official (Polish) name of a locality; its version in the standardized Podlachian spelling follows the symbol p; its local (traditional) version (sometimes more than one version) follows the symbol m; the symbol inf precedes a short notice of a historical nature about the locality.
In the search field, you can use * character (asterisk) for a wildcard, for example: ala* (search for words that start with ala...), *tka (search for words that end with ...tka), etc.
Andryjanki p Ondryjánki; m Ondryjánki; inf perša zhadka v 1517 r.
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JUST SO YOU KNOW: YOU ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH & YOU ARE NEVER TOO MUCH.
It is excruciating to be the victim of someone's scorn, passive-aggressive behavior, or blatant harm. All of us have heard so many of these stories over the years. And…we've experienced the same. I doubt any of us are immune.
It is also excruciating to hear the voice within that tells us not one bit of this is ok and not respond in kind. We hear the voice that tells us to run, flee, get the heck out of dodge, but we don't trust it; we don't trust ourselves. Instead, we quickly see and tabulate the costs and consequences – and stand completely still. We don't believe we have the strength to act, the capacity to survive, or the permission to consider anything other than persevering, staying put, grinning and bearing it. Believe me, I get it.
I don't necessarily mean this literally (though sometimes that's exactly the right thing to do).
I do necessarily mean that you are wise-wise-wise to listen to your brilliance within that says "enough," that stands up, that knows to walk-if-not-speed away – even if "only" emotionally and energetically – from places and persons that don't serve you, don't honor all you offer, don't recognize all of who you are.
No matter how high the costs, vast the risks, or massive the consequences, you're still allowed. I DO understand that you may very well choose not to. (Believe me, I get it.) But it matters that you know you have the right, the capacity, the strength, the permission, and most of all, the desire.
Here's what's true: when you speak your inalienable "yes" or "no," when you honor your intuition, when you trust your integrity-filled heart, and then run – no matter what that looks like for you, the Divine shows up – profoundly, miraculously, magically, overwhelmingly – because you do!
I am speaking from personal experience, to be sure. Even more, I am speaking on behalf of another woman – an ancient, sacred one – who lived EXACTLY this story. She was marginalized, abused, misunderstood, unheard, and unseen; still, she gave herself permission to run. And she did. Straight into the desert. (Not a spa-like, Palm Springs desert, mind you; a desolate desert. In some ways, she had to feel that things got worse instead of better. Sound familiar?) But because she listened to the voice within that said "no more," and because she acted, she was saved – in every possible way. She was seen/heard/met by the Divine. She was blessed immeasurably.
She walks (and runs) alongside you even now. You are, after all, her daughter, her lineage, her kin.
This post is inspired by the ancient, sacred story of Hagar, the story that saved me in my darkest of times and hardest of seasons – in my own desolate desert. She is, undoubtedly, my favorite – and – I have believed, clung to, and remained certain that I am hers, as well. As are you. Did I mention? You are her daughter, her lineage, her kin.
In the midst. This is where your beauty, strength, and honor dwell.
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January is probably the hottest month. In Salvador, check out the Mercado Modelo for souvenirs but bring cash and never pay the first price they give you. Especially on Tuesday nights. Luggage with wheels is easier. They often have drummers from Olodum on those nights.
Drink stands open up along the street and people buy drinks and party right along the street. As long as you stay in touristy places and are smart about it, you should be fine. If they say no, get out and get a different cab.
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Try the African Bar in the Pelorinho or night clubs mentioned on wikitravel. We also stock stationary corporate identity packs. She was dancing with some random guy in a Bar in the Pelorinho and he pick pocketed her while they were dancing.
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Why the U.S. Travel Ban to Cuba Should Go
Oscar Valdes-Viera
The Obama administration has taken historic actions to restore relations with Cuba, including the normalization of diplomatic relations, announced in December 17, 2014, the reopening of the American Embassy in Cuba, a number of executive actions to ease U.S.–Cuba relations, and President Obama's own celebrated visit to Havana this year.
Congress will soon vote on three critical amendments to the financial services appropriations bill that would help open travel and enhance trade with Cuba. Unfortunately, these amendments are expected to be highly contested on the House floor by representatives of powerful Cuban-American hardliners looking to push back against President Obama's policies of engagement with Cuba, particularly the bipartisan amendment by Congressman Mark Sanford that prohibits the use of federal funds to enforce the travel ban to Cuba for the next year.
As a Cuban emigre, I welcome this further thawing of one of the last vestiges of Cold War era policies. I look forward to the full normalization of relations between the countries and our citizens, for which lifting the travel ban is absolutely necessary.
Travel restrictions to Cuba are inconsistent with current and past U.S. policies. Although American tourists are generally free to visit countries with questionable human rights practices like North Korea and Iran, if they want to visit Cuba, the purposes of their trips must meet one of twelve travel categories authorized by President Obama through executive action.
Moreover, in the past, U.S. strategy has involved engaging with communist countries like the Soviet Union, China, and Vietnam, in part because of the mentality that American citizens can serve as ambassadors of democratic values. As Speaker of the House Paul Ryan once put it: "Travel is a device that opens closed societies. American travelers are our best ambassadors . . . There is no reason to make this exception for Cuba. We want Americans to go down and exchange ideas, to show them the taste of freedom."
Despite this broad minded sentiment expressed by Ryan, his party's policy platform announced last month with much fanfare that opening relations with Cuba is "misguided," reflecting the party's cowering to its hardliners.
Breaking Down an Archaic Argument
The primary argument to keep these restrictions in place is that American visitors—like tourism in general—provide an influx of dollars that would strengthen the Cuban government, the military, and its repressive apparatus. However, this is an outdated argument that has failed to keep up with recent economic developments in Cuba.
Around 1.2 million workers (24 percent of the labor force) are now in the private sector, a number that has more than doubled since 2010.
While it used to be that tourist destinations in Cuba were government owned, that is changing. According to Cuba's National Office of Statistics, around 1.2 million workers (24 percent of the labor force) are now in the private sector, a number that has more than doubled since 2010. What's more, that's only counting the number of people in the national statistics, overlooking Cuba's large black market and informal economic sector. A great number of workers in the underground economy have nothing to do with the government, do not pay taxes, and are therefore not counted in the statistics.
Most activities in the growing private sector in Cuba are tourism oriented. For example, there are thousands of rooms for rent in casas particulares—similar to bed and breakfasts—in Havana, and a rapidly growing number of privately run restaurants, bars, cafes, and taxi drivers.
The money funding this incipient private sector is not coming from government banks. Most of it is remittances, mainly from the U.S., brought to the island by Cuban-American visitors. Once Cuban entrepreneurs have started a small business, often under severe credit constraints, they depend on realized revenues in order to expand their operations and pull more workers into the private sector. American tourism and its dollars would be extremely beneficial for this segment of the population, making them better off financially and, ultimately, more independent from the Cuban government.
This private sector is already putting pressure on the government to keep up its development. In the past three years we have seen transformative changes in property law, economic policy, immigration (see here and here), and internet service. Soon they will also start demanding more government transparency, when they inevitably start thinking about where their taxes are going.
It seems that a smart U.S. policy would promote a vibrant private sector economy in Cuba as a means for driving democratic and economic reforms.
Lifting the Ban Could Reconcile the Nations
More than 8 in 10 Americans support lifting the travel ban, according to a 2015 CBS News poll. It's time for U.S. foreign policy to greater reflect the overwhelming public opinion on this matter. U.S. policy toward Cuba should not be held hostage by a declining constituency of Cuban-American hardliners in Miami, looking to go back in time to 1958.
When I lived in Havana, for two years I was among the people working at the margins of the centralized economy. I had no involvement with the government and earned money by showing tourists around, doing taxi service to and from the airport, and occasionally helping my uncle run his B&B. Those activities allowed me to get by financially, but it was the people-to-people contact that gave me a much greater benefit.
I had no idea at the time, but it was these contacts that allowed me to learn the language, history, and culture of the country where I would end up living.
At a time when I had been banned from attending college in Cuba and from traveling abroad, frequent contact with American citizens allowed me to practice English and have regular access to foreign books, magazines, and newspapers. From Havana, I was also able to discuss study opportunities with faculty from schools like the University of Richmond and City University of New York. And it was through people-to-people networks that I was able to leave the country and eventually make it to Bard College, from where I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree. I had no idea at the time, but it was these contacts that allowed me to learn the language, history, and culture of the country where I would end up living.
The people-to-people contact that lifting the travel ban could facilitate should not be underestimated. Above political differences and economic systems, the citizens of both countries share our humanity, emotions, and our basic material needs. We all share the need for security and dignity. Interactions between people of different backgrounds transcend politics and puts humanism at the core of any conflict in the reconciliation process. Like President Obama said when he visited the island, "a policy of isolation designed for the Cold War [makes] little sense in the 21st Century."
U.S. policy towards Cuba doesn't have to be about a regime change.
U.S. policy towards Cuba doesn't have to be about a regime change. It could build shared values directly among citizens: the American people, who must not be denied their right to freely travel and to act as ambassadors of democratic values, and the Cuban people, the ones who are really suffering the impact of the economic sanctions that hinder the development of a potentially dynamic and autonomous private sector that one day might impress every American.
Tags: cuba, U.S. Cuba Relations
Oscar Valdes-Viera, Contributor
Oscar is working with Andrew Stettner and the rest of the labor team as a member of the 2016 internship class on conducting research related to initiatives aimed at improving economic and job prospects for low- and middle-income Americans. He is an MS candidate in science and economic theory and policy at the Levy Economics Institute, Bard College, where he also received his BA. He has worked on the Bard Prison Initiative, and has also studied economics at the University of Havana in his home country of Cuba.


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I got notified today that my invite for the Amazon Echo was selected and I am able to order the new Amazon Echo for half price since I am an Amazon Prime Member. So I placed my order today and it is supposed to arrive tomorrow. I will post my experience with the Amazon Echo soon.
I got in my Amazon Echo and I love it. The sound quality is great and the voice recognition is very good. I have been playing music from my Amazon Prime account and radio stations from TuneIn. iHeart radio also works with the Amazon Echo. I am sure I will fine more uses for the Amazon Echo as more features develop. It is always connected to the cloud so as new features are added them become immediately available.
I have used it to check the weather, time, news, and more. The unit itself is larger than what I first thought and heavier also. My Amazon Echo is pictured below.
We are playing more music than we have ever before while at home. The Echo makes a great blue-tooth speaker and I can also play any song, album, artist, or playlist that is on Amazon Prime. We have been asking for weather forecasts, setting alarms and timers, and getting news briefing.
Well, it has been several weeks now since I received my Amazon Echo and I am still loving it. Amazon now has an app for the iPad and iPhone which makes it easy to control the Amazon Echo. You can check your shopping list, select the music you want to play from Amazon Prime, iHeart Radio, and Tune-In. Showed the Amazon Echo to my wife's boss and she loved it and was going to purchase one for her family and one for her Dad.


Taking the floor of the Senate to debate a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States, Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz laid out an ironic case. The amendment, which would effectively overturn the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United, has been championed by Democrat Senator Al Franken. The junior senator from Minnesota, who faces his first attempt at re-election this year, built his name working as a comic performer on Saturday Night Live. Yet, if Franken's proposed constitutional amendment enabling arbitrary limitations upon corporate speech were to be ratified, SNL's political satire - a staple of the program for decades - could potentially become illegal.
Cruz goes on to compare the proposed speech limitations to the banning of books, stating that "advocates of government power, statists, have long favored silencing the citizenry." It shouldn't surprise us then, Cruz argues, that "the party of government power over every aspect of our lives would take [that idea] to the final conclusion of giving government the power to silence political speech and to [effectively] ban books."
Cruz strikes the right tone with his incisive remarks. Indeed, the intended effect of Franken's proposed amendment is the restriction of both speech and association, sacred freedoms protected by the First Amendment. "Money isn't speech," the argument goes, a strawman which imagines that someone somewhere thinks cash is literally a statement. Yet, the effect of restricting campaign spending is unquestionably restricting speech.
In his advocacy for the amendment, Senator Franken likes to wield anti-corporate rhetoric, as if corporations are alien invaders from another planet rather than the collective agency of several individuals exercising their rights as human beings. Like the "money isn't speech" strawman, we constantly here some variation upon "I'll believe a corporation is a person when Texas executes one." Yet, not one person anywhere has ever claimed that a corporation is a literal natural person. Instead, the claim of corporate personhood has always been that, as a product of voluntary contractual agreement between individuals with rights, corporations ought to be regarded as persons under the law. But hey, when you're out to "ban books" as Cruz puts it, you're probably not going to let little facts like that get in the way of an effective piece of fraudulent rhetoric.


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Talking about stylish nurseries, there are various ideas that you can surely come up with. You can have the cartoon-themed nurseries which are very cute but such may not have that modern design that you are looking for so that you can really make it quite stylish. These are the things that you can actually do so that you will be able to come up with the best concept for the nursery that you are trying to decorate.
The modern crib is what you must get. There are several stylish crib options which come from the popular brands out there. They come in various patterns and colors that you will surely love for a modern crib. Well, you may actually coordinate such with the other modern nursery furniture or you can select a piece which stands out uniquely. There is the rectangular, the round, canopy or the convertible. You can definitely find a lot of styles that you will really love.
You may need modern crib bedding too. You may match them with the others and select that modern crib bedding that matches with the color scheme of the baby's nursery. You may go for the crib bedding set with a very bright color if you want. Also, there are those neutrals aside from the bright prints and they come with complementing accessories.
When it comes to creating such stylish nursery, then you should also have that modern changing table as well. You may actually find such modern changing table that is able to complement with the other nursery furniture you will be getting. You must choose that beautiful changing table that is made of solid oak or such two-toned changing table that comes extra storage space.
Such are just the basics that you can go for. You my find various photos of stylish nurseries which you can look at so that you can come up with a much better idea. You may have those modern lamps and rocking chair as well as the other accessories which will make the nursery of your baby look more inviting and fantastic. Also, you want to have something that the baby will be happy to see.


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People who believe that vague, mundane, vacuous quotes are truly profound also show indications of decreased cognitive ability.
In a study released in early November, researchers from the Canadian University of Waterloo discovered that there is a link between individuals who find quotes posted on social media, like the above, to be profound and insightful and decreased cognitive ability.
"I came across the website; I just kind of thought about if there was any research on this; I wanted to know if people thought those statements were profound," Pennycook told VICE. "I often see quotes [on my newsfeed] that are maybe not quite as egregious, but you see a lot of motivational ones. ... There's quotes and a picture of somebody who obviously did not say the quote — you come across that quite often."
The study posits that people who believe that mundane, vacuous quotes are truly profound and meaningful also show indications of decreased cognitive ability. That is, they are dumb, believe in ghosts, are conspiracy nuts, and hold that alternative forms of medicine have the ability to heal.
Simply put, it seems some of us find meaning in the meaningless and are worse off for it. Perhaps this can explain why we can't stop ourselves from running through our Facebook feeds attempting to discover significance when, in fact, all we're doing is deceiving ourselves. Perhaps, meaningfulness is not found in quotes, but in the world around us.


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Q: Use JSON.stringify and JSON.parse in resteasy I need to use JSON.stringify and JSON.parse in a java class that contains resteasy services to exchange information with a Jquery script.
Which library should import the java class or what should I do ?, because in the script itself let me do it by default. Thank you very much.

A: So from my understanding you want to be able to serialize and deserialize  JSON to and from Java object, as that's what JSON.stringify and JSON.parse does for Javascript.
To be able to handle that, we need a MessageBodyReader and a MessageBodyWriter to handle the conversion. The Resteasy has the providers available as part of the framework. We just need to add the module.
Hopefully you are using Maven, if not see this post. With Maven you should have either one of these dependencies
<dependency>
    <groupId>org.jboss.resteasy</groupId>
    <artifactId>resteasy-jackson-provider</artifactId>
    <version>${resteasy.version}</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
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</dependency>

The only difference is in which Jackson flavor will be used 1.x or 2.x
Once you have to provider on the classpath, it should be auto configured. All you need to do is use your POJO ad the conversion will be done e.g
@GET
@Produces("application/json")
public Response getMyPojo() {
    MyPojo pojo = new MyPojo();
    return Response.ok(pojo).build();
}

@POST
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public Response createMyPojo( MyPojo pojo ) {
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A group of 18 Afghan security personnel graduated last week from an Explosive Hazardous Reduction Course (EHRC) in the Gilan district of southern Ghazni province, the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Afghanistan (CJSOTF-A) said on Saturday.
Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers and Afghan Local Police (ALP) from Maqur district completed the 11-day course designed to teach security forces how to identify and disarm various types of improvised explosive devices.
The graduates would return to their respective commands and villages and teach other security members the techniques learned, said one instructor in a statement from CJSOTF-A. The threat of IED attacks remained high across Afghanistan, he added.
An ANA representative said the training would help them find and destroy IEDs in the region without assistance from outside organisations.


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