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Malcolm Turnbull announces $60 million rescue package for Great Barrier Reef
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced a $60 million rescue package – to be spent over a period of 18 months – for the Great Barrier Reef. The package will include research on developing "resilient" coral, an increased number of reef officers and vessels targeting crown of thorns starfish outbreaks, and paying farmers to pollute less.
Turnbull said there was a "very strong link" between water pollution and crown of thorns starfish outbreaks. "The techniques are basically to build swales and ditches and, you know, plantings to slow down the runoff, so that all of the fertilisers and nutrients don't get into the river and therefore into the reef," he said.
Around $36.6 million, will be spent on "supporting farmers stopping runoff off their properties" in order to improve water quality.
Read full news here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jan/22/great-barrier-reef-to-get-60m-rescue-package-from-government
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Newark is Kicking its Philanthropy into Overdrive This Thanksgiving
Councilman Anibal Ramos Jr. distributing turkeys. Councilman Anibal Ramos Jr. distributing turkeys. Credits: Office of Councilman Anibal Ramos Jr.
A volunteer hands out a hot vegan meal at a vegan Thanksgiving event for the homeless. Mercy for Animals, the nonprofit Bridges Outreach and area restaurants partnered for the event. A volunteer hands out a hot vegan meal at a vegan Thanksgiving event for the homeless. Mercy for ... Credits: M.E. Cagnassola
NEWARK, NJ — Though families in Newark and across the state might be short on extended family gatherings this Thanksgiving, that hasn't stopped the Brick City from going long on support for those in need.
The pandemic's impact on the city's population of 280,000 has inflated unemployment and homelessness while decreasing access to certain services. From turkey giveaways to hot meals, residents and institutions in Newark and Essex County are responding to these hardships with philanthropic ferver.
Check out how folks in Newark are coming together to ensure a hot Thanksgiving meal for as many as possible.
City of Newark, Partners Distribute 6,000 Turkeys
Newark joined forces with the Believe in Newark Foundation, Shop-Rite of Newark, HelloFresh, Green Giant, Pepsi, Sylvia's Soul Food Products and others to put 6,000 turkeys in the hands of residents.
Sponsored by Believe in Newark, the city was also able to hand out canned goods, side dish options, desserts, produce and other food products. Volunteers gathered to assemble the care packages at the JFK Recreation Center.
"2020 has been a challenging year, but through our unity, commitment to progress, and mutual love, we still have much to be thankful for. I am happy to share the bounty of this season to our residents along with my wishes for a blessed Thanksgiving," Mayor Ras Baraka said.
In total, Newark and its partners distributed:
Shop-Rite of Newark: 6,000 turkeys
HelloFresh: Delivered 5,000 kits of Thanksgiving side items
Green Giant: Donated 6,000 units of canned goods
Pepsi: Donated 3,000 units of assorted Pepsi products
Sylvia's Soul Food Products: Donated multiple units from Sylvia's Food Product line
Bindi North America, Inc.: 1291 boxes of Mini-Mixed Berry Tarts
Brantley Brothers: Transported donations to the JFK site
Baldor's: Multiple cases of fresh produce
"Each year, the Believe In Newark Foundation along with the City of Newark provides thousands of turkeys to Newark families in need to show our love and support of these families and enable them to share in the special warmth of this festive time of year," said Believe in Newark Foundation Board President Andre Hollis.
Anibal Ramos Jr. Civic Association
In the North Ward, the Anibal Ramos Jr. Civic Association continued its annual tradition of distributing turkeys to needy families. This year, 1,300 turkeys were distributed to 18 churches, senior residences and nonprofit organizations. ARJ Civic has been organizing food distributions since the coronavirus pandemic began in the Spring, helping to distribute thousands of boxes of food.
"We've been helping families in need for years around Thanksgiving," said Councilman Anibal Ramos Jr. "But this year, we are seeing much more need from families who are hurting because of the coronavirus pandemic. I am glad we are able to step up to help so many of our neighbors."
Ramos said ARJ Civic received support from state Sen. M. Teresa Ruiz, Assemblywoman Eliana Pintor Marin, Baraka, Councilmen Luis A. Quintana and Carlos M. Gonzalez and the Hispanic Law Enforcement Coalition of Essex County.
Vegan Thanksgiving for Those Struggling with Homelessness
Last year, TAPinto Newark reported on Hip Hop is Green's unique vegan Thanksgiving event. While indoor gatherings are suspended due to COVID-19, that didn't stop HHG from teaming up with local restaurants and the nonprofits Bridges Outreach and Mercy for Animals to provide vegan meals for the homeless.
Monarch Housing Associates puts Newark's homeless count at nearly 2,000 as of January 2019, but the number is likely much higher now as a result of COVID-19's economic fallout. On Tuesday, volunteers set up shop outside Bridges Outreach's home base on Halsey Street.
The food served to about 100 Newark residents without addresses was all healthy, plant-based cuisine from 5 of the area's vegan eateries, according to MFA head organizer Peter Ortiz.
"I came to know Bridges Outreach a few months ago in my volunteer role as Newark head organizer for Mercy For Animals," Ortiz said. "Thanks to an MFA initiative called Plants to the People that focused on supporting vegan restaurants during the pandemic, we were able to pay 10 vegan restaurants/vegan chefs to prepare and deliver their food to programs run by two non-profits in Newark over a three-month period."
Over the course (no pun intended) of the pandemic, Plants to the People delivered meals to Bridges Outreach, which then drove and delivered these meals to the city's unsheltered people.
Brides Executive Director Richard Uniacke said with many services to the homeless now unavailable, such as showers and indoor space to stay warm during the day, generosity is more important now than ever.
"This year is very different from the same time last year. We're really worried about the onset of cold weather and people not having an opportunity to warm up during the day — you can't go to the (YMCA), you can't go to the library," he said. "Working with the city and the new Office of Homeless Services, we're working on other options, especially non-congregant options."
Readers can help Bridges facilitate COVID-19-safe winter options for Newark's homeless at bridgesoutreach.org.
Newark Working Kitchens Activates Local Restaurants to Deliver Meals
Newark Working Kitchens (NWK), which pays local restaurants to package nutritious meals to low-income seniors and families, is gearing up to deliver 10,000 Thanksgiving meals between now and Nov. 26.
The 24 eateries that are part of NWK, which have helped serve more than 600,000 throughout the pandemic, are creating Thanksgiving-themed menus. NWK helps restaurants supplement their stymied income while serving those left hungry during COVID-19.
Each of the 24 Newark-based restaurants involved in NWK has created their own Thanksgiving-inspired menu and will deliver thousands of meals to local residents in senior, low-income and disabled housing.
This collaboration has been made possible thanks to a special donation from Audible's Black Employee Network (BEN). Audible launched Newark Working Kitchens in April as a continuation of its years-long support for local restaurants.
"I celebrate and thank these amazing restaurants that have delivered more than 600,000 meals and will continue cooking for their neighbors most in need around Thanksgiving," said Don Katz, Audible founder and executive chairman. "Newark Working Kitchens continues to be validated as a win-win for community members without enough food and the independent small businesses that can stay in business, and I urge corporations, philanthropies and donors of all giving levels to help us sustain this vital program."
"2020 has been a challenging year and for many that means a very different Thanksgiving than what's been enjoyed in the past, so we appreciate impactful supporters like Newark Working Kitchens (NWK) helping our residents through these times," said Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka.
Since launching in April, NWK has delivered meals to more than 10,000 residents across 60 locations. All meals are prepared by NWK's 24 participating restaurants, more than half of which are owned by minorities, women or both. NWK has sustained hundreds of jobs during the pandemic and helped restaurants relaunch services and rehire staff over the last six months, according to a press release.
"During the holiday season everyone deserves to be able to eat a hot meal. Especially this year when we're in the midst of a pandemic, it's important that we take care of our neighbors," said Walter Green, owner of Uncle Willie's Wings. "Community is so important to me and 2020 has presented challenges that none of us could have ever imagined. This Thanksgiving I am so grateful that I survived Covid-19 and that my restaurant survived its first year of operations. None of this would have been possible if I hadn't been able to become a part of Newark Working Kitchens to serve Newark during this difficult time."
Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. along with the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders distributed nearly 3,000 frozen turkeys and boxes of non-perishable food distributed at Essex County Branch Brook Park Cherry Blossom Welcome Center. The program is meant to benefit families who have been forced out of work and are not able to afford food.

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Somewhere in Asia, there was a restaurant owner. Despite the fact that he specialized in American cuisine and most of his clientele were English-speaking expatriates, he did not speak any English himself. Business was steady, but he still wanted to lure more international customers—so he decided to advertise the restaurant's name in both Chinese and English. Since he didn't speak English, he had no idea that the translation website he used to perform the translation was not working. And now his restaurant proudly boasts the name "Translate server error." This is mistranslation at its finest and most comedic, but in places like Kenya, accurate translation is literally a matter of life and death.
Even those of us who are only partly paying attention to the news, have heard about the most recent issue in education: Interest rates on federally-subsidized student loans are scheduled to double July 1. Although interest rates have held steady at 3.4 percent for the 2011-2012 academic year, the rate will grow to 6.8 percent without congressional intervention.
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NEW YORK, NY/1/11/08–Penguin Group (USA) holds four of the seven #1 adult slots on The New York Times bestseller lists, for the fourth time in five weeks. Penguin Group (USA) dominated The New York Times bestseller lists in 2007, and closed out the year with four #1 titles in the last two weeks of December. The outstanding level of performance has continued in 2008.
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini (Riverhead), #1 on the adult hardcover fiction list. A Thousand Splendid Suns was the #1 bestselling adult fiction hardcover of the year in 2007, was #1 on the bestseller list for 15 weeks, with 33 weeks on the list overall. In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan (The Penguin Press), debuting on top of the adult hardcover nonfiction list. Pollan's previous book, The Omnivore's Dilemma, has held a slot on the adult paperback nonfiction list for the past 19 weeks. Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert (Penguin), at #1 on the adult nonfiction paperback list for the 35th time, in its 50th week on the list overall. In 2007, Eat, Pray, Love was the top selling adult nonfiction trade paperback title in the industry. Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs (Ace), #1 on the adult mass market fiction list, her first #1 New York Times bestseller, in its second week.
This represents the second week in a row in 2008 that Penguin Group (USA) has simultaneously achieved four #1 New York Times bestsellers. For the week of January 13th, The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett (NAL), which is also Oprah's current Book Club Pick, topped the adult trade fiction list, and Blood Brothers by Nora Roberts (Jove) was #1 on the adult mass market fiction list; in addition to A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini on the adult hardcover fiction list; and Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert on the adult nonfiction paperback list.
This momentum continues on the heels of record bestseller success in 2007, when Penguin Group (USA) scored four #1 slots on both the December 23rd and December 30th lists, respectively, with Sue Grafton's T is for Trespass (Putnam/Marian Wood) topping the adult hardcover fiction list; The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett (NAL) at #1 on the adult trade fiction list; Blood Brothers by Nora Roberts (Jove) in the #1 slot on the adult mass market fiction list; and Eat, Pray, Love holding at #1 on the adult nonfiction trade paperback list, for both those weeks.
Overall in 2007, Penguin Group (USA) achieved #1 New York Times bestsellers 85% of the year.
With 31 titles on this current New York Times bestseller list, Penguin Group (USA) dominates in nearly every category.
Penguin Group (USA) holds 20% of the adult nonfiction paperback list.
Penguin Group (USA) Inc. is the U.S. member of the internationally renowned Penguin Group. Penguin Group (USA) is one of the leading US adult and children's trade book publishers, owning a wide range of imprints and trademarks, including Viking, G. P. Putnam's Sons, The Penguin Press, Riverhead Books, Dutton, Penguin Books, Berkley Books, Gotham Books, Portfolio, New American Library, Plume, Tarcher, Philomel, Grosset & Dunlap, Puffin, and Frederick Warne, among others. The Penguin Group ( http://www.penguin.com) is part of Pearson plc, the international media company.


ok well this is my first thread that im asking 2 questions, im new here, these are from my high school college computer science class, one is newer and one is older, i went back to the older one because I still want to finish it and try and extend my knownledge of python programming, I also have a university computer science class that im working with java in that one but i do have a problem with that one that is sort of the same as this old i will post but back to this.
print "I have chosen a number between 1 and 100. Try to guess it!"
print "Great! Your first guess:",guess1,"got my number exact!"
print "Good job! Your second guess:",guess2,"got my number exact!"
print "Your first guess:",guess1,"was closer to my number."
print "Your second guess:",guess2,"was closer to my number."
this program is to get the computer to try and find the largest number that is given but only after a negative number is entered but im not sure what im doing wrong and if i also missed something that was taught, or if there is something in there that is not being used or if i have to add something that will make something else be used.
again im not sure what im doing worng but any hints, help and suggestions is appreciated. im really trying to advance in my computer science classes as i would like to find a job some day after college in IT work since there is a big demand for it everywhere.
You should take absolute value in distance calculation and you should update the maximum inside while in second code.
ok, i haven't learned how to use absolute values at all so could you just explain what it does and just give a couple of examples of what it does. and im not sure i understand what you mean by updating the maximum inside the while loop, could also explain what you mean by this, sorry i haven't learned a lot yet, just a handful of things during class.
Everything should be under the while loop.
I need a little bit of help here.
I need a little getline help.


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HomeTopicsGovernmentWynnefield: Protests Occur As Philadelphia Names Street After Former Mayor
Wynnefield: Protests Occur As Philadelphia Names Street After Former Mayor
September 25, 2018 Hadiyah Weaver Government, History, Politics, West Philadelphia, Wynnefield 0
Former Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode Sr. was recently honored as protesters rallied against the city naming a street in Goode's honor on the 2400 block of North 59th Street.
Throughout the ceremony, protestors chanted, "The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. Wilson Goode is a m—-f—ing liar."
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The protests were in response to the decision to name a street after Goode, who as mayor in 1985 directed Philadelphia police to drop a bomb on a row house in Cobbs Creek that killed 11 people and destroyed nearly 60 row homes. Goode himself authorized the use of an incendiary device after tension between Philadelphia police and MOVE members culminated in a 90-minute shootout in the 6200 block of Osage Avenue.
MOVE, an organized black liberation group, clashed with the city of Philadelphia in various incidents more than 30 years ago, but the pain felt from the bombing endures. Among the 11 people killed were five children.
Residents of West Philadelphia, and those who remember the bombing, passionately spoke about how they felt towards the city's first black mayor. A gate separated protesters from the ceremony.
In the video below, local civil rights activist and longtime MOVE member Pam Africa confronts police at the barricade.
"We have to fight harder than we're fighting now, because it's one thing after another," said Jennifer Bennetch (pictured below), a demonstrator who attended the rally with her daughter. "This is a part of a big picture of us losing all our freedom and liberty in this city if people don't stand up, so that's why I'm here."
Goode asked the public to judge his entire legacy rather than one instance during his time as mayor, but the protesters refused.
"I accept responsibility," Goode said, responding to the protesters. "I was mayor that day. You will not define me by one day of my life."
Current Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and others city officials defended Goode throughout the ceremony, which led to the protesters increasing the volume of their music and using megaphones to shout chants as preachers prayed over the ceremony.
"Obviously the folks are hurting and they have the right to hurt, they have family members that lost their lives," Kenney said at the dedication ceremony. "I still don't believe that one day in the eight years of a great term as mayor, [that anyone] should judge his entire body of work."
After the ceremony concluded, some protesters separated by gate from the event tried to pass through and were stopped by police. Eventually, after clarifying to police they lived on the other side of thebarricade, local residents like Maisha Sullivan-Ongoza (pictured below), were able to pass through.
After an emotional exchange with police, Sullivan-Ongoza addressed the gathered media.
"They are over there crying because it brought back memories, unhealed wounds," Sullivan-Ongoza said of the gathered protestors. "They have post-traumatic stress. They're still traumatized. How insensitive is that? If we want to resolve it, that's the best step to resolving it, to remove that so we can come together in a restorative way."
-Text and photos by Hadiyah Weaver and Toni Dixon.
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Trump sidesteps question of apology to Central Park 5 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is refusing to apologize to the five men wrongly convicted of rape in the 1989 Central Park Five case, sayin...
German auto sector could drop as much as 12% if Trump announces tariffs, analyst says Germany's automotive sector could fall as much as 12% over "three bad trading days," if President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on European car m...
Census plaintiffs seek sanctions against Trump administration for trial 'fraud' Civil rights groups who successfully blocked the Trump administration from adding a citizenship question to the 2020 U.S. census are seeking sanction...
U.S. House holds 2 Trump officials in contempt over 2020 census dispute The action marks an escalation of Democratic efforts to use their House majority to aggressively investigate the inner workings of the Trump administ...
Ahead of contempt vote, Trump shields census documents from Congress President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege on Wednesday to keep under wraps documents related to adding a citizenship question to the 2020 U...
Trump asserts executive privilege to block access to census documents President Donald Trump on Wednesday moved to block Congress' access to documents about how a citizenship question was added to the 2020 census. Trump...
Trump shields census documents from Congress as contempt vote looms President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege on Wednesday to keep under wraps documents on adding a citizenship question to the 2020 U.S. cens...
Trump doubles down on expected ICE raid amid pushback from local Dem politicians President Trump on Saturday warned that illegal immigrants apprehended in an upcoming roundup by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) "broke the...
'Trump baby' balloon flies outside British parliament as protests expected A giant inflatable blimp depicting Donald Trump as a sneering baby in a diaper flew outside the British parliament in London on Tuesday ahead of what...
U.S. judge expected to address whether ex-Trump adviser Stone violated gag order President Donald Trump's former adviser, Roger Stone, will appear in federal court on Tuesday and the judge is likely to decide whether to revoke his...
Pompeo likely to calm tension with India before expected Trump-Modi talks U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will try to soothe increasing friction with India over trade, data flows and arms from Russia during a visit next...
Trump expected to tap ex-Virginia attorney general for immigration post: official U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to pick former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli for an immigration policy position at the Department ...
'Trump baby' balloon flies outside British parliament as big protests expected A giant inflatable blimp depicting Donald Trump as a pouting baby in a diaper flew outside the British parliament in London on Tuesday ahead of what ...
'Trump Baby' Balloon Flies Outside British Parliament, Protests Expected A giant inflatable blimp depicting Donald Trump as a sneering baby in a diaper flew outside the British parliament in London on Tuesday ahead of what...
Trump leaves 'question mark' over use of force to protect Gulf oil U.S. President Donald Trump said he was prepared to take military action to stop Tehran having a nuclear bomb but left open whether he would sanction...
Most 2020 Democratic candidates tiptoe around question of impeaching Trump Fewer than one-third of the 23 Democrats vying for the nomination are issuing calls to start the impeachment process, citing evidence in special coun...
Schiff agrees with Trump: 'No question' Iran attacked oil tankers Rep. Adam Schiff. D-Calif., often a harsh critic of President Trump, agrees with him on one thing: the idea that Iran was behind the bombing of two o...
Mueller says he couldn't charge Trump, tosses the question to Congress The special counsel did everything but tell House Democrats to move ahead. But as pressure mounts, the choices for Pelosi and company remain politica...
Trump revenue at least $434 million in 2018, saw drop in Mar-a-Lago money, new filing reveals The filing reveals that Trump in 2018 had a minimum of $434 million in revenue from all sources. That's a slight drop from the at least $452 mil...
Twenty-three U.S. states urge Trump to drop vehicle fuel-efficiency freeze Nearly two dozen U.S. state governors, including those of California and New York, urged the Trump administration on Tuesday to abandon a proposal to...
House panel backs contempt citations for two Trump Cabinet members over census A U.S. House committee voted on Wednesday in favor of holding two of President Donald Trump's closest advisers in contempt of Congress for defying co...
Donald Trump uses executive privilege to block House access to census documents President Donald Trump acted Wednesday to block lawmakers from seeing government documents that outline how his administration added a highly controv...
House panel weighs holding Trump Cabinet members in contempt over census The U.S. House Oversight Committee plans to vote next week on holding Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in contempt of...
Juan Williams: Trump 'scaremongering,' using executive order to 'go around Supreme Court' on census President Trump's executive order asking federal agencies to aid in the accounting of the citizen and non-citizen population is a scare tactic, accor...
Pelosi urges religious leaders to oppose Trump's expected immigration raids U.S. House of Representatives' Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged religious leaders on Saturday to pressure President Donald Trump to stop immigration raids ...
Democrats Question HUD's Hiring of Trump Aide Who Quit After Racist Posts Senate Democrats want to know why Eric Blankenstein, a former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau official, has been hired to an agency that enforce...
Democrats and some Republicans question Trump's vetting process after Shanahan withdrawal Senators wonder why they weren't told sooner about the domestic abuse allegations involving Shanahan, but they are divided over whether to investigat...
For Democrats, Trump impeachment question is a personal struggle transcending politics The Washington Post interviewed 45 Democrats spanning the caucus's divides and found lawmakers struggling with how to respond to a norm-smashing pres...
Trump Throws Temper Tantrum Over Supreme Court Decision, Threatens to Delay Census On Wednesday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Trump Administration could not currently go forward with its plan to add a citizenship question to the...
Judge's order on government lawyer shake-up adds hurdle for Trump in U.S. Census dispute A judge in New York on Tuesday denied the U.S. Department of Justice's request to shake up the legal team that was handling cases on the 2020 Census,...
Trump asserts executive privilege over 2020 census documents sought by Democrats – live Documents relate to decision to insert a citizenship question, which the census bureau itself acknowledges will reduce participationSign up to the US...
Mnuchin expected to ignore subpoena deadline for Trump's tax returns, setting up court fight House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., made a formal request for six years of Trump's personal and business tax returns ...
Tesla posts bigger-than-expected loss, bigger-than-expected revenue [Updated] Tesla's Model 3 page in July 2018. Tesla expects to be "cashflow positive every quarter from here on out, absent paying down a big loan," said Elon...
Trump Asserts Executive Privilege on Census Documents Ahead of House Committee Contempt Vote The House Oversight Committee is expected to recommend that the House hold Attorney General William P. Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross Jr....
Trump, 'not backing down' in effort to count citizens amid census fight, announces executive order President Trump, speaking at the White House on Thursday, announced that he would "immediately" issue an executive order to get an accurate count of ...
Trump asserts executive privilege over census materials as Dems weigh contempt against Barr, Ross The Justice Department said Wednesday that President Trump is asserting executive privilege over documents related his administration's decision to a...
Republicans Condemn 'Send Her Back' Chants at Trump's Rally. But They're Still Defending President Trump After the crowd at President Donald Trump's rally chanted "send her back" in reference to a foreign born Congresswoman, Republicans...
Democrats question absence of black or Hispanic nominees among Trump's 41 circuit court judges The Senate was poised to move ahead on the nomination of Daniel Bress to the 9th Circuit, the president's 42nd nominee to the powerful appellate benc...
Anti-Trump press fails to gin up 'nasty' Markle, Trump feud as president takes the high road While the liberal media back home worked overtime to pull President Trump into a war of words with the royals over Meghan Markle, the British press h...
House panel to question former Trump aide about hush-money payments to women alleging affairs Hope Hicks, who served as White House communications director, is scheduled to testify behind closed doors to the House Judiciary Committee on Wednes...
Nike, Adidas Join Footwear Brands Urging Trump to Drop 'Catastrophic' Tariffs on Shoes Made in China Nike Inc., Adidas AG and other footwear giants urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his tariffs on shoes made in China, saying the policy would...
Barely Even Registers: President Trump Just Revealed That His Tongue Is Long Enough To Comb His Hair, But It Got Lost In All The Other Crazy Trump News From Today At this point in the Donald Trump presidency, new controversies spring up so frequently that hardly anyone's ever surprised anymore. But here's a tro...
Report: Trump to pick Immigration hardliner Kenneth Cuccinelli to lead Citizenship and Immigration Services President Trump is expected to nominate former Virginia attorney general Ken Cuccinelli to oversee the nation's immigration system as the next direct...
Rep. Jackie Speier invokes 25th Amendment amid Trump-Pelosi feud: His 'mental stability' is in question Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Calif, invoked the 25th Amendment while weighing in on the bitter feud between President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi d...
Senate passes long-delayed $19 billion disaster relief bill after Democrats force GOP to drop Trump border aid request WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate passes long-delayed $19 billion disaster relief bill after Democrats force GOP to drop Trump border aid request. The post Se...
Trump's New Top Labor Official Is Expected to Advance an Anti-Labor Agenda One of Mr. Pizzella's White House admirers describes him as a "movement conservative" more likely to agree with the White House on cutting labor rule...
President Trump likens first lady Melania Trump to 'Jackie O' but Twitter objects President Trump likened his wife to "Jackie O," while talking of his dislike of the color scheme for Air Force One chosen by the former first lady. ...
What did the UK get out of President Trump's visit? Adam Boulton and guests assess the political impact of Donald Trump's state visit to the UK this week, after the president enjoyed the lavish hospita...
President Donald Trump arrives in the U.K. U.S. President Donald Trump has arrived in the U.K. on the first leg of a trip that will include commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day. (June 3...
Pompeo: U.S. President Trump does not want war with Iran The United States will maintain its pressure campaign on Iran and continue to deter aggression in the region, but does not want the conflict with Teh...
President Trump lifts US ban on Huawei at G20 summit In typical Art of the Deal fashion, Donald Trump has reportedly discussed the US Huawei ban with the president of China and has decided to change his...
'You Need to Do Better for Everyone,' Megan Rapinoe Tells President Trump Soccer star Megan Rapinoe urged President Donald Trump "to do better for everyone," criticizing his Make America Great Again message for ...
Trump: Obama 'had to know' about effort to stop me from becoming president President Trump said his predecessor Barack Obama had to "know about" efforts to ensure he wouldn't win the presidency. "Ther...
U.S. President Trump speaks to UK PM candidate Johnson U.S. President Donald Trump waded into Britain's political crisis on Tuesday by telephoning Boris Johnson, the Brexit-supporting favorite to succeed ...
President Trump says will talk trade with Japan PM Abe U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he would discuss trade issues with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at their talks on the sidelines of ...
| Trump would be 'in handcuffs' if not president, says Democrat Warren Democratic White House hopeful Elizabeth Warren says that if Donald Trump was not protected by his presidential status, he would be "in handcuffs and...
President Trump Says the U.S. Should Start Manipulating the Dollar (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused China and Europe of playing a "big currency manipulation game." He said ...
Trump v Mueller: how the president won the messaging wars Critics say Mueller failed to stand up for his investigation and to get the word out to the American people about what he foundIn so many ways, Rober...
President Trump Is Right: The Euro Is Too Cheap, According to Most Measures U.S. President Donald Trump's latest Twitter missive on financial markets holds water for some currency watchers. Trump said Tuesday that the e...
President Trump Says U.K. Should Be Ready for a No Deal Brexit LONDON — President Donald Trump has waded into the most contentious issue in British politics by urging the U.K. government to leave the Europe...
President Trump Thinks the Navy Is Trying Too Hard Donald Trump did a bizarre thing aboard the USS Wasp on Tuesday. After wishing the sailors "a very Happy Memorial Day," the President conducted an im...
Nancy Pelosi says she wants to see President Trump 'in prison' House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would like to see President Trump "in prison" during a contentious meeting with senior Democrats over...
Is President Trump Finally Getting a Weaker Dollar? President Trump has repeatedly bashed the dollar's strength in recent years, only for the currency to grind higher. Now, analysts say, the U.S. curre...
Letter From Mexican President Goes Way Over Trump's Head Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) responded to a threat by Donald Trump over new tariffs on Mexican goods with a letter focused on...
Queen Elizabeth II, President Trump at D-Day event Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and U.S. President Donald Trump have arrived in Portsmouth for D-Day celebrations. ...
Trump To Formally Announce Re-Election Bid For President On June 18 US President Donald Trump said Friday that he would formally announce his bid for re-election in 2020 on June 18 at a rally in Florida, with his wife...
President Trump Boasts About What He's Done for the World. But These 6 Hotspots Are Still Simmering As President Donald Trump prepares to tout his achievements at a Fourth of July speech on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., here's a snaps...
Trump awards 'President's Cup' at sumo match in Japan President Trump is accustomed to congratulating sports stars in the United States. But no president before him has ever presented a championship trop...
President Trump, Unloved in Britain, Still Tries to Play Kingmaker As if in an episode of "The Apprentice," Mr. Trump evaluated the candidates vying to replace Theresa May as prime minister, as the candidates themsel...
Pelosi v Trump: how a 'stable genius' president met his match With calls for an intervention on his behalf, the House speaker has knocked an 'extremely calm' leader off balanceIt has been almost four years since...
U.S. President Donald Trump says is 'in no hurry' for a deal with China U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that while his meeting with China's President Xi Jinping was far better than expected, he was "in no hur...
President Trump Set for 3rd Meeting With Kim Jong Un at Korean DMZ Sunday (SEOUL, South Korea) — President Donald Trump will meet Sunday with North Korea's Kim Jong Un at the Demilitarized Zone separating the No...
Trump state visit: I don't know Michael Gove, says president Asked for his views on the Tory leadership hopefuls, the US president says he knows Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, but isn't familiar with Environmen...
President Trump: Military Action Against Iran Still 'on the Table' WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Saturday he's still considering military action against Iran after it downed an unmanned U.S. mi...
'It's not about Trump': mixed emotions in Portsmouth over president's D-day visit Police gearing up for protests as fears grow visit will detract from veterans on 75th anniversaryOver the decades, the city of Portsmouth has hosted ...
Yeah, Donald Trump's a Racist...and So Was Every Other American President Remember that scene in literally every superhero origin story, when the superhero person did some super shit in public for the first time, and most p...
U.S. President Trump meets Germany's Merkel in Britain U.S. President Donald Trump met German Chancellor Angela Merkel in the English city of Portsmouth on Wednesday after marking the 75th anniversary of ...
A former U.S. Representative from Arizona is seeking a pardon from President Trump A former U.S. Representative from Arizona is seeking a pardon from President Trump. Rick Renzi was convicted in 20-13 of corruption, money laundering...
Nancy Pelosi Says President Trump Doesn't Know Right From Wrong (WASHINGTON) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says President Donald Trump doesn't know right from wrong and is "indifferent to law and ...
President Donald Trump says is 'in no hurry' for a deal with China U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that while his meeting with China's President Xi Jinping was far better than expected, he was "in no hur...
President Trump's Tax Law Has Made Americans Less Generous, Charities Say (Bloomberg) — Americans gave less money to charities last year partly because the Republican tax law changes made many people ineligible for ta...
Mexico president: won't react desperately to Trump threat MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says Mexico won't respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of coer...
President Donald Trump in Japan for state visit U.S President Donald Trump arrived for a four-day state visit to Japan, the first official visit of the Reiwa era. &...
President Trump Can't Block Critics on Twitter, Says Court (NEW YORK) — President Donald Trump can't ban critics from his Twitter account, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, saying the First A...
Donald Trump Is My Friend, Says Chinese President Xi Jinping Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday called U.S. President Donald Trump his friend and said he believed the United States was not interested in rup...
US President Donald Trump to visit Britain in stasis In London, US President Donald Trump will be met with wide-scale protests and a febrile political climate. Outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May issued...
Oak Tree Given to Trump by French President Has Died, Official Says President Emmanuel Macron said when the tree, a European sessile oak, was planted it was a reminder of the ties that bind the United States and Franc...
President Trump To The Fab Freshman of Congress: Go Back to Your Country If the migrant concentration camps weren't enough to show you exactly where the president of people who support migrant concentration camps stands, t...
Jimmy Carter: Trump is president because of Russian meddling Jimmy Carter is taking a swipe at the legitimacy of Donald Trump's presidency, saying Russian interference in the 2016 election was responsible...
President Trump Says Tariffs on Mexico Suspended Indefinitely WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced late Friday that he had suspended plans to impose tariffs on Mexico, tweeting that the country &#...
Trump shows off F-35 fighter to Polish President Duda It was not practical to give Polish President Andrzej Duda a ride in a U.S-made F-35 fighter jet, so President Donald Trump did the next best thing -...
Poland Wants 'Fort Trump.' The President Said He May Send Some Troops (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump says he is considering moving about 2,000 additional U.S. troops into Poland from Germany or elsewhere in...
"Don't Meddle In Election, President," Trump Jokes With Putin Much of Donald Trump's presidency has been overshadowed by allegations Moscow helped get him elected, but when it came to confronting Vladimir Putin ...
Trevor Noah on Trump: 'The president has obstruction herpes' The late-night host tackled Robert Mueller's press conference: its delivery, content and its impact on the presidentTrevor Noah focused on Robert Mue...
'Trump Baby' blimp to fly in London for U.S. president's visit The "Trump Baby" inflatable balloon that was the focus of protests when the U.S. president visited London last year will fly again this week when he ...
Mexico president: won't react desperately to Trump threat Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says Mexico won't respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of coercive tariffs with desperation, ...
Queen Elizabeth has right royal welcome for President Trump, Melania President Trump was today met with an 82-gun salute as he touched down at Buckingham Palace to meet the Queen for his historic state visit. The Presi...
'Why Don't They Go Back': President Trump Tweets at Congresswomen of Color (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump on Sunday assailed a group of Democratic congresswomen of color as foreign-born troublemakers who should ...
'I believe the president': GOP stands by Trump on sexual assault allegation Republicans believe Donald Trump. They're not so sure about the woman. The president's GOP allies in Congress are moving swiftly to dismiss new alleg...
Trump's U.N. nominee breaks with the president on climate change Kelly Craft, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, has significant investments in the fossil fuel industry and promised to recuse herself from any negotiati...
President Trump Grants Pardon to Conrad Black The pardon was the latest example of the president using a unilateral power of his office to absolve a prominent figure whose case personally resonat...
Trump and May Turn to Trade After President's Royal Welcome in London President Trump pledged to strike a "very, very substantial trade deal" with the U.K., a promise that nonetheless faces steep challenges in Britain, ...
President Trump Hints at His Next Trade War Target: French Wine President Donald Trump promised to do "something" about French wine that he said is allowed into the U.S. virtually tariff-free while Fra...
'America First is a fallacy,' Mexico's president responds to Trump tariff "America First is a fallacy," Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told U.S. President Donald Trump in a letter on Thursday, responding to a...
Fact-checking President Trump's reelection campaign kickoff Phony numbers on trade. Unfounded claims about immigrants. False statements about special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation. You know, th...
Mexican president reiterates desire to avoid conflict with Trump Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Friday reiterated his desire to avoid confrontation with the U.S. government and to stay friends wit...
Exclusive: President Trump Says Hong Kong Protesters Are Having A 'Big Impact' President Donald Trump called the protesters on the streets of Hong Kong "very effective," but declined to voice support for their specif...
Mexican president says he offered friendly relations with Trump in call Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Saturday he spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump, offering him friendly ties and a commitment...
President Trump Suggests Iran's Shooting of Drone Was a 'Mistake' (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump declared Thursday that "Iran made a very big mistake" in shooting down a U.S. drone but sugge...
Israel Names Golan Heights Settlement After President Trump RAMAT TRUMP, Golan Heights — The Trump name graces apartment towers, hotels and golf courses. Now it is the namesake of a tiny Israeli settleme...
Trump 2020 campaign manager: President is 'set' for four more years, can 'beat anybody' Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale isn't worried about president's opposition next year and is confident that four more years of Trump is in A...
Mexican president says he wants to stay friends with Trump, American people Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Sunday that Mexico is a friend of the American people and that he wants to continue being frien...
Trump's Japan visit: Shinzo Abe's calculated pampering of a president Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe wants to indulge US President Donald Trump with lavish gestures of friendship in order to avoid concessions on tra...
Hungary's Far-Right Government Has Been Getting a Boost from President Trump Ahead of E.U. Elections For months, the European Union's leaders have waged a fierce battle against Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. They have accus...
Trump swipes at Schumer after top Dem claimed president won't 'follow through' on tariffs President Trump took a swipe Tuesday night at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., who said he believes Trump ultimately will back down on ...
Philippine president calls on Trump to park US Navy outside China President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines wants President Trump to park the Navy's 7th Fleet on China's doorstep in response to ongoing tensions i...
'The president's insane': book by CNN's Jim Acosta charts Trump war on press Reporter credits Bannon for 'enemy of the people' lineUse of unnamed sources may reignite battle with presidentDonald Trump's war with the US press b...
President Trump can't block you on Twitter, federal court rules A US federal court has ruled today that President Donald Trump can't block his haters on Twitter. The United States Court of Appeals for the Second C...
President Trump Heads to Europe at a Time of Remembrance and Turmoil (WASHINGTON) — Like a bull who keeps returning to the china shop, President Donald Trump is headed back to Europe, where on previous visits he ...
President Trump and Joe Biden Will Overlap in Iowa After Months of Jabbing Each Other (DES MOINES, Iowa) — After months of jabbing each other from afar, President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden will overlap Tuesday in Iowa, ...
President Trump Still Floats Tariff Threat Over Mexico Despite Deal (STERLING, Va.) — President Donald Trump on Sunday dangled the prospect of renewing his tariff threat against Mexico if the U.S. ally doesnR...
American Charged With Spying in Russia Appeals to President Trump to Help Him (MOSCOW) — An American man kept behind bars in Russia on spying charges on Thursday appealed to U.S. President Donald Trump for help. Paul Whel...
Trump campaign manager: The president will win an 'electoral landslide' in 2020 Despite recent polls pointing to a tough re-election battle, Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale believes an "electoral landslide" is at hand f...
President Trump Says Tanks Will Be Part of July Fourth in Washington WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump isn't taking "no tanks" for an answer on the Fourth of July. He said Monday that a displa...
President Trump Is Escalating Efforts to Investigate Intelligence Agencies (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump directed the U.S. intelligence community on Thursday to "quickly and fully cooperate" with At...
Trump: Russia Helped Elect Me President. Wayment, What I Had Meant to Say Was... President Donald Trump was on one this morning as he finally admitted that Russia's work helped him win the White House. But after realizing that he'...
President Trump Becomes the First World Leader to Meet Japan's New Emperor (TOKYO) — Under a blazing hot sun at Japan's Imperial Palace, President Donald Trump on Monday became the first world leader to meet the ...
President Trump urges PM Theresa May to 'stick around' for trade deal The US President is holding a breakfast meeting with senior leaders and Prime Minister Theresa May today - where a post-Brexit trade deal was on the ...
House set for vote on resolution to impeach President Donald Trump In a week that's already seen a House resolution condemning President Donald Trump for tweets about four U.S. congresswomen, lawmakers will vote Wedn...
A Plan to Mine the Minnesota Wilderness Hit a Dead End. Then Trump Became President. The project's reversal of fortunes has angered environmentalists and focused attention on an unusual connection between a Chilean billionaire and Pre...
Alabama's Roy Moore Announces Another Senate Run Over President Trump's Objection (MONTGOMERY, Ala.) — Alabama Republican Roy Moore has announced he is running for U.S. Senate again in 2020 after failing to win the seat two y...
President Trump Says He'd 'Want to Hear' Foreign Dirt on 2020 Rivals WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Wednesday that if a foreign power offered dirt on his 2020 opponent, he'd be open to accept...
President Trump takes aim at Facebook's cryptocurrency, Libra, saying it should be regulated Taking aim at Facebook's plans to launch a virtual currency, known as Libra, and a wallet, named Calibra, Trump said in a series of tweets that the c...
Mexican president responds to Trump's threat to impose tariffs Mexico's president suggested he was open to tightening immigration controls following a threat from President Trump to impose tariffs if the US's sou...
Trump 'go back' row: President 'relies on racism' to consolidate power Donald Trump "relies on racism and division" to consolidate power and "it is time to move from his conception of America", one of the congresswomen a...
Mitch McConnell Says President Trump Is 'Not a Racist' Despite Controversial Tweets (WASHINGTON) — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says President Donald Trump is "not a racist" after Trump tweeted over the we...
Robert Mueller, The Invisible Prosecutor Who Investigated President Trump As a prosecutor, Robert Mueller took on violent Hells Angels, mob bosses and foreign spies. At the end of his career, he was tasked with hunting the ...
US President Donald Trump's Iran embargo punishes Iraqis As a result of US sanctions, Iranians can no longer afford the yearly pilgrimage to Iraq's Shiite shrines. The holy city of Najaf is bearing the econ...
President Trump Says Iran Was Behind Oil Tanker Attacks, but He Still Hopes for Negotiation (WASHINGTON) — Calling Iran "a nation of terror," President Donald Trump on Friday publicly accused the Persian Gulf nation of resp...
Iranian Official Calls Donald Trump "Crazy President" A senior Iranian official called Donald Trump a "crazy President" whose threats against Tehran weren't going to work, adding that if the US President...
President Trump Urges Roy Moore Not to Run for U.S. Senate Again in Alabama After Scandal (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday discouraged Alabama Republican Roy Moore from running for U.S. Senate in 2020, saying that M...
Rep. Kirkpatrick speaks to House about impeachment inquiry for President Trump TUCSON – U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick spoke on the floor of the House of Representatives Tuesday morning, calling for lawmakers to open an impeach...
Who will replace Sarah Sanders? Here's what President Trump is saying about the search Trump on Friday weighed in on some potential candidates to fill the shoes of White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, who is leaving. ...
'Don't Meddle In the Election, Please.' President Trump Jokes With Putin at the G20 Summit (OSAKA, Japan) — With a smirk and a finger point, President Donald Trump dryly told Russia's Vladimir Putin "Don't meddle wit...
White House: President Trump 'Deadly Serious' About Mexico Tariffs WASHINGTON — A top White House official said Sunday that President Donald Trump is "deadly serious" about slapping tariffs on impo...
Not Iran Oil, PM, President Trump Focus On Big Picture In Middle-East Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump today focussed on the larger picture of the Gulf region and discussed the possibilities of...
President Trump honors veteran to commemorate D-Day 75th anniversary President Trump shared D-Day veteran Ray Lambert's World War II story. Lambert was in attendance to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day. ...
Ivanka Trump made nearly $4 million from the President's DC hotel last year Ivanka Trump made almost $4 million from her stake in the Trump Washington DC hotel last year, new White House financial disclosures show. NBC news ...
Trump becomes first sitting president to step foot into North Korea President Trump shook hands with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the Korean demilitarized zone before crossing, becoming the first U.S. leader to ...
President Trump Doubled Down on 'Why Don't They Go Back' Remarks: Read the Transcript President Donald Trump defended his attacks on four freshman Democrats at a White House event on manufacturing Monday, arguing that it was not racist...
Jimmy Carter: 'illegitimate' Trump only president because of Russian meddling Trump 'put into office because Russians interfered on his behalf'Carter says investigation would show Trump didn't win in 2016Jimmy Carter has called...
E. Jean Carroll Says She Would Not Consider Bringing Rape Charges Against President Trump Renowned advice columnist E. Jean Carroll has said that she would not press rape charges against President Donald Trump for an alleged assault in the...
President Trump Says Mexico Must Make a 'Lot of Progress' to Stop 5% Tariff (WASHINGTON) — Straining to stave off threatened U.S. tariffs, Mexican and American officials claimed progress in White House talks, but Presid...
President Trump Said He Would Take Foreign Campaign Help. Here's What Past Candidates Did in That Situation This week, President Donald Trump once again found himself defending his stance on accepting campaign help from a foreign government. The latest roun...
President Trump Says He Called Off Strike on Iran With 10 Minutes to Spare (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. was "cocked and loaded" to retaliate against Iran for downing an unmanne...
Why young, left-wing radicals could help re-elect President Trump "It was traumatizing," said Juniper, age 19. "It was sort of a personal attack, or at least it felt that way." "It really is their 9/11," said ...
'Go back'? Trump's grandfather's German hometown has a different message for the U.S. president "Seeing the not-so-imposing homes of his ancestors might bring him back to earth," said Thomas Jaworek the mayor of the town where Trump's grandfathe...
The Guardian view on Trump's state visit: the president is not welcome | Editorial Hobnobbing with the royals will boost the president's ego. But this is not the greatest danger of rolling out the red carpet nowTwo and a half years ...
President Trump set to battle Congress in court over demands for his bank records President Donald Trump and congressional committees are set for a court showdown over subpoenas to Deutsche Bank, Capital One Financial records ...
E. Jean Carroll accuses President Trump of sexually assaulting her in mid-1990s E Jean Carroll in New York on April 9, 2006 / julieannesmo The writer E. Jean Carroll says in a new book that President Donald Trump sexually assault...
President Trump Meets Queen Elizabeth II at a Time of Remembrance and Turmoil LONDON — Mixing pageantry and political pugilism, President Donald Trump opened a state visit to Britain on Monday by drawing a smile from Quee...
House Speaker Pelosi urges Trump family 'intervention' with U.S. president House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday she wished President Donald Trump's family or staff would conduct an "intervention" wi...
Kamala Harris Says She Would Pursue an Obstruction of Justice Charge Against Trump as President (WASHINGTON) — Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said Wednesday that if she wins the White House, her Justice Department "w...
The U.K. Jeers and Cheers President Donald Trump As State Visit Begins U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrived in London Monday for their first official state visit to the U.K, as protestors prep...
President Trump Has Decided Not to Impose New Tariffs on Cars and Auto Parts – for Now (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump is delaying any decision to impose auto tariffs on car and auto part imports, deciding against ratcheting...
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Q: No Swap - Easy Way To Add? My Ubuntu has no swap space. Apparently you can run a swap file on an existing partition - is that true?
I'd like to add one, but the online instructions are all rather complicated and require the terminal. I have no idea what I do there, so I avoid it.
Isn't there a utility that can sort out the swap thing - maybe a tweak in Gparted or something?
thanks,
James

A: If you want to avoid console-voodoo and want to have ordinary swap partition then you should look into gparted application. You must shrink one of the existing partition to make room for swap partition, and then create new partition and format it as swap area.
After that, you must add your new swap to the /etc/fstab file. Just add to it a line like that:
/dev/sdX    none    swap    sw    0    0
where /dev/sdX is a swap partition you have just created.

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Deposition Author(s): Katona, G., Wilmouth, R.C., Wright, P.A., Berglund, G.I., Hajdu, J., Neutze, R., Schofield, C.J.
Katona, G., Wilmouth, R.C., Wright, P.A., Berglund, G.I., Hajdu, J., Neutze, R., Schofield, C.J.
Kinetic analyses led to the discovery that N-acetylated tripeptides with polar residues at P3 are inhibitors of porcine pancreatic elastase (PPE) that form unusually stable acyl-enzyme complexes. Peptides terminating in a C-terminal carboxylate were more potent than those terminating in a C-terminal amide, suggesting recognition by the oxy-anion hole is important in binding. X-ray diffraction data were recorded to 0.95-A resolution for an acyl-enzyme complex formed between PPE and N-acetyl-Asn-Pro-Ile-CO2H at approximately pH 5. The accuracy of the crystallographic coordinates allows structural issues concerning the mechanism of serine proteases to be addressed. Significantly, the ester bond of the acyl-enzyme showed a high level of planarity, suggesting geometric strain of the ester link is not important during catalysis. Several hydrogen atoms could be clearly identified and were included within the model. In keeping with a recent x-ray structure of subtilisin at 0.78 A (1), limited electron density is visible consistent with the putative location of a hydrogen atom approximately equidistant between the histidine and aspartate residues of the catalytic triad. Comparison of this high resolution crystal structure of the acyl-enzyme complex with that of native elastase at 1.1 A (2) showed that binding of the N-terminal part of the substrate can be accommodated with negligible structural rearrangements. In contrast, comparison with structures obtained as part of "time-resolved" studies on the reacting acyl-enzyme complex at >pH 7 (3) indicate small but significant structural differences, consistent with the proposed synchronization of ester hydrolysis and substrate release.
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Dec 18, 2019 - 11:37 am
World's first hydrogen BRT launches in France
Ballard Power SystemsElectric busesFCEVFébusFranceHydrogenKeolisPauPublic TransportVan Hool
The first hydrogen-powered Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system has gone live in Pau, in the south of France. It is called Fébus and launched with the roll-out of a fleet of eight 18m Van Hool Exqui-City FC buses, serving a special six km route.
The fuel cell technology for the buses, which also feature batteries, comes from Ballard Power Systems. The 18-metre-long articulated buses offer space for 125 passengers and can cover more than 300 kilometres per hydrogen filling.
The hydrogen express buses are part of a major conversion of the public transport system in Pau. In the city in the south of France, they operate on their own express bus line, which is six kilometres long and comprises 14 stations. 85 per cent of the route runs in a protected lane, with the express buses having priority at junctions. Even in dense traffic, the journey time of 17 minutes should be adhered to and the route should be attractive in comparison to other means of transport.
The local transport company SPL STAP (Société de Transport de l'Agglomération Paloise) is working with Keolis on the project. In addition to the hydrogen express bus in Pau, Keolis has already commissioned express bus routes in Amiens and Bayonne-Biarritz in France this year – but with battery-electric buses. Keolis had recently made headlines when the company ordered 88 electric buses from Yutong for use in Oslo. In addition, Keolis recently won the order to operate 300 electric buses in three Dutch provinces from the end of 2020 and has already ordered 259 electric buses from BYD.
Van Hool's ExquiCity18 Fuel Cell model used in Pau was presented at Busworld in Brussels in October. According to CEO Filip Von Hool, however, the model is not bound to the tram design. "the same platform will be used to offer an articulated fuel cell bus in classical look, so not designed for BRT," Van Hool said in an interview. "In this way, we will have a complete range of fuel cell buses, with both the 12 and the 18-metre version."
sustainable-bus.com, ballard.com
Author: Chris Randall
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https://www.electrive.com/2019/12/18/worlds-first-hydrogen-brt-launches-in-france/


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Sarhangabad (, also Romanized as Sarhangābād; also known as Sarangābād, Sarhangcheh, and Saringābād) is a village in Sofla Rural District, Zavareh District, Ardestan County, Isfahan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 7, in 4 families.

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Populated places in Ardestan County

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I'm such a sucker for limericks and haven't had the time to find a few good ones to chuckle over lately. This was wonderfully funny, Rob. Although I could never sing while playing–I've enough challenge remembering to breathe while playing.
UVV COARSE we/you-awl (w)remembrrr the american/chinese ping-pong diplomacy of, uh, when, the later 1960's?
No, I don't remember this. Was it a crucial turning point in US/Chinese diplomatic relations?
Your illustration of Churchill begs a whole series on what war maneuvers might have looked like if played out on the ping-pong fields, I mean tables….
A lot less casualties, that's for sure. And maybe more of a contribution from the Chinese?
Delightful! I love a good limerick, and an illustrated one…be still my heart.


This time last year, we reported on the success of drug decriminalization in Portugal ten years earlier. But if there's any doubt that decriminalization would be as effective here in America, look no further than the more recent success of Philadelphia, which effectively decriminalized marijuana possession in small amounts last June. One year later, Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams estimates the city has saved $2 million.
But would the experiment in drug decriminalization have the same results in the United States, with a larger population, more dense urban areas, and a different culture, history, and geographic orientation? Philadelphia's year-long experiment in marijuana decriminalization could be one indication that the answer is yes. Last June, the city effectively decriminalized marijuana with the SAM (Small Amount of Marijuana) program, which turned possession of 30 grams of the plant, or less, into a summary offense instead of a misdemeanor.
Before the SAM program, Philadelphia spent thousands of dollars prosecuting each case of $10 or $15 worth of marijuana in someone's pocket. Taxpayers were footing the bill for trials, judges, court-appointed defense attorneys, prosecutors, lab tests to confirm that the seized plant was in fact marijuana, and overtime pay for testifying police officers. Now, offenders simply pay a $200 fee to attend a 3-hour class on the dangers of drug abuse, and their record is expunged. DA Williams said "We were spending thousands of dollars for when someone possessed $10 or $15 worth of weed. It just didn't make sense," estimating that 12 months of decriminalization has saved the city $2 million.


Uptown Update: Renovations Wind Down At "The Bachelor"
Renovations Wind Down At "The Bachelor"
FLATS has rebranded the former Bachelor Hotel at Wilson and Clifton as simply "The Bachelor."
Work is winding down on the mix of studios and one-bedroom apartments that will feature in-unit laundry, brand new appliances, granite countertops, custom soft-close cabinetry, subway tile backsplash, and a glass enclosed shower.
Not many realize that this beautiful building stretches north along Clifton, back to almost the middle of the block. Along Clifton, new street level windows for retail and industrial lighting have been added.
Hard to believe all of the wonderful changes on this block since the inception of Uptown Update. Amazing.
Interesting to note that in the 1930s, this building was home to Skooglund's Cafeteria, "The Place Where Things Taste So Good."
GREAT progress. Any news on potential retailers/bars to take the place of Harolds or Nicks?
Every time I pass Clifton I think about how this street would make for an excellent pedestrian walkway, open air market or foodie destination like Camden Market in London.
think...summer time flea, farmers market, closed off street with vendors and food.
Maybe someday when the station overhaul is complete. Id the French market idea actually became a reality, this would compliment that nicely, eh?
Long after Skoogland's, of course, it was home to the famous (infamous?) Wooden Nickel. And Alhelp, a day labor agency. Things just might be looking up for Uptown.
This is such a charming little street. I totally agree with Jarod. A French market or farmers market idea would go nicely.
I have always envisioned the same thing on that part of Clifton. It reminds me of a street in Europe every time I see it, and I can't help but think of it's potential. It should be lined with bars and cafes with outdoor dining for people to hang before and after local shows. I'd also like to see a farmers market there with a place for local artists to show and sell their art. During the daytime, this can be a great place for students to hang out and study. Let's get this done!
In the mid 70s, I resided at the Bachelor Hotel after moving from the Wilson Club Hotel just east across Clifton. It was a World War 2 era solidly built building and consequently, was surprisingly quiet given its busy location. The 'Bachelor Hotel' was advertised as a men's only sleeping rooms, that charged about 3 bucks a night at the time. Bed sheets were changed weekly and showers, toilets and baths were located down the hallway. A separate TV and reading room was reserved for hotel guests. The 'ALPHELP' temp labor agency was located below. Everything was within easy walking distance. It was some neighborhood in an unforgettable time.
Just a small correction: the building dates from sometime in the 1920s--early '20s I'm guessing.
And if I hear some disparagement about "rednecks" and other Beverly Hillbily inspired tripe, expect a not so veiled insult to come back at yah.
But...this is one of those times it can't be argued that evolution is a Very Good Thing.
Great place to be in February!


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