Robots | What about the bees?!
I have just been watching a video on Nick Anstead's blog about a new military robot called SWORD. In the video we see a soldier sitting at a terminal directing something that looks like Johnny 5 with an M16 strapped to it. The voice-over suggests that the robot will be able to do all the things a soldier can do, with the added bonus of not being a flesh and blood person.
After my initial "oh crap, skynet is here!" response, the next thing that struck me was that a soldier at a terminal is necessarily going to be somewhat disconnected from the the actual situation on the ground, as he has to rely on the robot's senses to mediate whats going on, and then fill in the blanks himself. Great for the soldier, as he isn't in any physical danger, but not so great for the 'insurgents' in the building – the soldier/robot combo will surely have problems reading the atmosphere/emotions/tensions and could get things wrong. Its also got to be a lot easier to press a button and shoot a gun via a terminal than to do it face to face. I suppose the upside is that as the soldier is in no physical danger, he is more likely to act with a certain amount of reserve and afford the benefit of the doubt. Maybe.
Its great that technology can help keep soldiers a little safer in the very dangerous situations they must work in, but one of the good things about soldiers is that they are human, and humans have that uncanny ability to take in, grasp and adapt to situations on the fly. They also have the ability to relate to other people, generate trust and engage in dialogue with others (whether they choose to do so is another matter). I'm not sure that sending in mini-killing machines is going to help the Iraqis relate to the Americans. In fact, it may just end up dehumanizing both sides even more.


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What Congress Could Learn from "Life of Pi"
reelchanger / February 27, 2013
At various points in the run-up to the 85th Oscars on Sunday night, nearly every nominee for Best Picture found cause to associate itself with President Obama or Congress. For some films, like Argo, Zero Dark Thirty, and Lincoln, it was a natural fit. Others had to try a little harder. Beasts of the Southern Wild managed to score an official White House screening. The makers of Silver Linings Playbook, meanwhile, sat down with Vice-President Joe Biden to discuss mental health reform following the tragedy in Newtown. That strategy, hatched by a former Obama campaign staffer hired by Harvey Weinstein to lead Playbook's Oscar campaign, didn't pay off, but it illuminated the convergence of Hollywood and the Obama administration, as well as the lengths a film's producer will go to establish it as a prestige picture.
But not every picture needed that kind of help. Life of Pi, which won the most Oscars of any film on Sunday, was one of the few nominated films whose producers eschewed Beltway politics. With director Ang Lee's surprise win for Best Director, Academy voters recognized that Life of Pi was a truly remarkable piece of film – and certainly an outlier amongst the films predicted to dominate the Oscars. Its subject is immense, concerning the nature of reality itself and the existence of God, and despite its stunning visuals, Life of Pi does not make things easy for the viewer. It deals in unreliable narrators, events that may or may not have taken place, and creatures that probably don't exist – and, most importantly, it asks us to be okay with this uncertainty. In this day and age, asking audiences to accept ambivalence at the end of a movie qualifies as a revolutionary act.
This is especially true because the stars and producers of the other nominated films, many of which were based on true stories, seemed to think that the movie that hemmed most closely to the facts would emerge victorious – as if people pay $11.50 a ticket for the "accuracy." Affleck, on his initial press tour for Argo, was quoted as saying of the story: "It's all true." In a Rolling Stone interview on the making of film, he said that he knew he "absolutely had to preserve the central integrity and truth of the story." Likewise, ZD30 director Kathryn Bigelow touted the "journalistic approach" to filmmaking by her and screenwriter Mark Boal. Daring viewers to find fault in an art form that relies so heavily on creating illusions of time and space may not have, in retrospect, been the wisest course of action.
Django Unchained, another Best Picture nominee, also promoted its historical realism. Quentin Tarantino's slavery revenge film/Spaghetti Western never claimed to be based on a true story, although Tarantino often justified its graphic violence and repetition of a certain racial epithet by citing historical accuracy. In the face of such criticism – and in some cases before it – these films loudly proclaimed their certainty. Only Lincoln avoided the trap of claiming 100% historical accuracy, with Kushner instead delineating that they "adhered to time-honored and completely legitimate standards for the creation of historical drama." The buffer of history makes audiences far more forgiving of errors. After all, they might say, none of us were there – who knows what really happened?
Despite – or perhaps because of – their claims of total accuracy, each film was criticized for finagling the facts for the sake of dramatic tension. Lincoln was taken to task by Congressman Joe Courtney (D-CT) for incorrectly portraying the Connecticut delegation as split on the 13th Amendment. Others complained that the film omitted the contributions of slaves to the battle over their own freedom. Jimmy Carter recently pointed out the false patriotism in Argo, noting that "90 percent of the contributions to the ideas and the consummation of the plan was Canadian." I imagine the controversy over Zero Dark Thirty likely needs no explanation at this point.
So it is clear that filmmakers find value – both in prestige and ticket sales – in closely associating their movies with reality. This seems strange at first glance. We go to the movies to escape reality, don't we? Why would we desire movies that simply document things that have already happened?
Pondering these questions, my mind drifts back to the Artforum article written by film critic J. Hoberman in 2009, in which he described the 21st century as an era of "new realness" in film. He argued that the advent of CGI in the late 20th century created an unconscious desire among moviegoing audiences to forge a clearer understanding of what was real and what was not. This is why the late 1990s gave us films The Truman Show, Fight Club, and The Matrix, all of which feature characters seeking new, more authentic planes of existence. After 9/11, which caused an immediate shift in consciousness in the American psyche, this desire was authenticity was intensified and reflected in films with a more visceral form; the immediacy of War of the Worlds (a sharp turn towards the immediate for Spielberg, who usually lives in the past), the brutal violence of The Passion of the Christ (the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time), and the shaky, hand-held cinematography of the films of director Paul Greengrass (United 93, The Bourne Supremacy).
The era of visceral realness, however, appears to be over; now the movies build credibility by telling us how truthful they are, instead of showing us. It seems that more and more films are throwing the phrase "inspired by a true story" up on the screen, no matter how tenuous that connection might be (see the just-released Snitch for an example). We're accepting new language to describe this connection; ZD30 was the first film to my knowledge that claimed on screen to be "inspired by first-hand accounts."
Life of Pi ignored the old models, aimed a bit higher, and was promptly rewarded for it. Yes, Argo won Best Picture, and Django walked off with two major awards, but Life of Pi had the most wins overall. Congress should take notice. Consider this: Congressional approval rating is at an historic low. Our elected officials are jumping from one manufactured crisis (fiscal cliff) to the next (sequestration), and neither party seems particularly inclined to offer real compromises that could actually move the country forward. Why is this? Somewhere along the line – either because of gerrymandering, cable television, or a combination of the two – members of Congress came to understand that they would be rewarded for confidence, certainty, and adherence to party orthodoxy. And that they would be punished for admitting doubt or giving any credence to their opponents' positions. Like those who made Argo, ZD30, Django Unchained, and Lincoln, they think that we will support the candidate that comes closest to representing our "reality," when what we really want is cooperation and action.
Taking all of these films at once, it is clear that ours is a culture struggling very hard to define reality. But what those "factual" movies offer, we don't need. We do not need more certitude. We need a paradigm shift. We need people who are willing to ask different kind of questions. We need members of Congress who aren't afraid to say, "It doesn't matter which one of us is right. There is no right. There is only what we can achieve." That was the message of Life of Pi, a movie that snuck under the radar but found more fans among the Academy members than anyone expected. There is a startling lack of press coverage for the film this week, despite the fact that it gained more wins than any other film and was the recipient of the biggest surprise win of the night. Perhaps this lack of interest stems from the fact that Life of Pi does not fit into our preconceived notions of what film, or our whole culture, is about right now. In other words, it seems very clear why the makers of Life of Pi did not try to associate themselves with Congress. They didn't want to stoop to their level.
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Top 10: Drinking Countries
Geoffrey Lansdell
Pure alcohol consumption: 10.5 liters per capita per year
Beer consumption: 116.8 liters per capita per year
It is remarkable but true that in Germany beer costs roughly the same as water. Germany is also a relatively liberal place, with booze being sold in grocery stores and gas stations and at newspaper stands. Drinking in public is also legal (criteria that definitely puts Germany on our top drinking countries list), so if you visit don't be afraid to crack one open in a park or on public transit. Picnics and barbecues are also very common in large parks in most major cities, and the food is always washed down with beer. Then there is Oktoberfest. Held in Munich every October, this 16-day Bavarian beer festival celebrates the fall harvest with sausages, sauerkraut, Bavarian folklore, and oceans of beer.
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Wheat beer. A few brands include: Weizen, Weizenbock, Berliner Weisse, and Leipziger Gose.
Beer consumption: 89.9 liters per capita per year
96% of 15-year-old Danes consider themselves drinkers, making Denmark a definite must in our list of top 10 drinking countries. This frightening statistic suggests that, like many northern European countries, Denmark has a fairly relaxed attitude vis-à-vis booze. They boast the lowest prices in Scandinavia, a fact that brings Swedes over by the boatload. Denmark also has a plethora of watering hole options. There are vinstues, which are old and traditional wine rooms. There are vaertshus, which tend to be seedy, grimy, dimly-lit, and smoke-filled dens. There are bodegas, which are French-style cafés, and kaffebars, where you can eat greasy food and drink by the bottle.
Lager, Tuborg and Carlsberg are the ubiquitous brands.
Pure alcohol consumption: 9.8 liters per capita per year
During the country's convict era, when Western Australia was used as a penal colony for the British Empire, rum was used as a currency. As a result, the colony's residents were almost always inebriated and drinking was a natural social activity. It is perhaps for this reason that in Australia today it is considered terrible form to drink alone, and so Aussies are often on the lookout for a drinking buddy (no wonder they're one of our top 10 drinking countries).
Until the 1970s, Australia's per capita consumption rivaled Ireland and Germany, but Australia has been on the decline ever since. Anyone who has done some traveling in Europe or Australia knows that Aussies like to get liquored, and that the act of "shouting" — the pub ritual of buying a round — remains a vital part of pub life throughout the land of Oz, making Australia one of our top 10 drinking countries.
The Shiraz grape has found a home in Australian vineyards, and Shiraz wines are full of descriptions men love: bold, robust, rich.
Pure alcohol consumption: 9.29 liters per capita per year
Vodka is a Russian word, and we all know where it leads. If you want to get wasted, drinking vodka like a Russian will take you to the promised land of blackouts and projectile vomiting. If you go to Russia, don't count on fancy cocktails. Martinis were either born in Europe or the U.S., but they certainly aren't from Russia, which is why it's one of our authentic drinking countries. Russian vodka drinkers shoot their vodka straight up, although some drink a little beer in between vodka shots. True connoisseurs may frown upon the idea of mixing vodka and beer in the stomach, but there is a Russian proverb that states, "Vodka without beer is your money wasted."
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Two-year-old Parker Curry, who went viral after staring in awe at Michelle Obama's portrait, has finally met her idol.
Obama posted a video of her and the toddler dancing to Taylor Swift's Shake It Off.
The photo of Parker staring in amazement at the former First Lady's portrait was taken by Ben Hines, from North Carolina.
The photo now has over 35,000 shares and caught the notice of Obama herself.
Parker's mother, Jessica Curry, told CNN that Obama contacted her family and invited them to her Washington office.
The meeting turned into an wonderful dance party, and Parker, wearing a yellow dress for the occasion, looked delighted to meet her idol.
Social media users adored Michelle Obama's video of her and the toddler, with her message reaching over 70,000 retweets.
The painting Parker was marvelling at was one of the official portraits of Barack and Michelle Obama, which were formally unveiled at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in February.
The stunning painting of Michelle Obama was done by artist Amy Sherald.
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Ipswich Remembers is a collection of oral histories produced and transcribed by local historian, Robyn Buchanan for the Ipswich City Council.
Full transcripts of the oral histories can be accessed by clicking on the links below.
Bremer River and the Ferry service (PDF, 681 kb) from Basin Pocket by Vic Lilley.
Building a silo (PDF, 416 kb) by Vince Loveday.
Grandchester district (PDF, 492 kb) by Vince Stokes.
Ipswich Little Theatre and the Walter Burley Griffin Incinerator (PDF, 517 kb) by Helen and Ian Pular.
Ipswich Orpheus Chorale (PDF, 1.4 mb) by George Hogg.
Ipswich Railway Workshops and the Blacksmith's Shop (PDF, 483 kb) by Syd Qualischefski.
Ipswich Vice-Regal Band (PDF, 1.7 mb) by Maurine Lyon.
Marburg by Jean Kickbusch. (PDF, 369 kb) by Jean Kickbusch.
Memories of a Miner (PDF, 919 kb) by Rudy Steele.
Mt Crosby (PDF, 246 kb) by Margaret McDougall.
Mt Walker District (PDF, 472 kb) by Mick Ruhland.
Mt Walker West district (PDF, 592 kb) by Pat and Marie Ahearn.
Peak Crossing and Radford districts (PDF, 868 kb) by Dorothy McInnes.
Warrill View and Harrisville (PDF, 830 kb) by Norman Pegg.


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Dota2 returns to epic.LAN for the 4th time hoping to see the best of the UK competing for the cash prize.
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11 Best LGBT Mysteries Books
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Here you will get Best LGBT Mysteries Books For you.This is an up-to-date list of recommended books.
1. Bury Me When I'm Dead: A Charlie Mack Motown Mystery
Author: by Cheryl A Head
B01HX2UB24
Charlene "Charlie" Mack is a PI in Detroit. Born and raised in the city that America forgot, Charlie has built a highly respected private investigations firm through hard work, smart choices, and relentless ambition. Her team of investigators are highly skilled and trustworthy, but she secretly struggles with her sexual orientation and a mother with early-onset Alzheimer's.
When Charlie and her crack team head to Birmingham, Alabama following the trail of a missing person, what should be a routine case turns into a complex chase for answers. Shady locals and a southern patriarch with dark secrets dating back forty years obscure their path.
It seems like everyone has something to hide, including Charlie. When the case turns deadly with a double murder, and Charlie is attacked on a quiet neighborhood street, everything suddenly becomes personal. Who can Charlie trust, and will she ever solve the riddles of the Magic City?
A Detroit native, Cheryl A. Head now lives on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, where she navigated a successful career as a writer, television producer, filmmaker, broadcast executive, and media funder. Her debut novel, Long Way Home: A World War II Novel, was a 2015 Next Generation Indie Book Award finalist in both the African American Literature and Historical Fiction categories.
2. Scandal at the Salty Dog: An M/M Cozy Mystery (Secrets and Scrabble Book 4)
Author: by Josh Lanyon
B0894YFCZ1
Mystery Stalks the Cobbled Streets of Pirate's CoveWho or what is haunting elderly recluse Juliet Blackwell, what does it have to do with mysterious goings-on at the Salty Dog Pub-and why is any of it mystery bookshop owner Ellery Page's problem?
According to sometimes boyfriend Police Chief Jack Carson, it's not Ellery's problem, and Ellery should stop asking awkward questions before it's too late. Ellery couldn't agree more, but it's hard to say no when someone is as frightened as old Mrs. Blackwell.
Mrs. Blackwell insists the ghost of long dead pirate Rufus Blackwell has come to avenge himself on the last member of his treacherous clan. Before Ellery can say, "Yikes!" Mrs. Blackwell takes a tumble down the grand staircase of her spooky mansion, and it's up to Ellery to find who is trying to kill his eccentric customer.
3. Warn Me When It's Time (A Charlie Mack Motown Mystery Book 6)
Author: by Cheryl A. Head
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A hate group operating in Oakland County, Michigan has claimed responsibility for a six-month-long string of arson fires and robberies at mosques, temples, and black churches around Detroit, eluding police and federal agencies. The most recent fire, at a mosque in Dearborn, kills a respected imam.
His childrensuspicious are of law enforcement's treatment of Muslims, and afraid of reprisalhires Charlie Mack and her team of investigators to find their father's murderers. The Mack team begins to hunts down the clues in this local hate crime, but they aren't prepared when they realize that those clues are pointing to a widespread conspiracy that runs through elected state officials and up to the highest levels of national leadership.
FBI agent, James Saleh, returns to help the Mack Agency infiltrate and take down a homegrown militia hell-bent on starting a race war in America.
4. Redirection (Borealis: Without a Compass Book 3)
Author: by Gregory Ashe
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When it comes to your ex, nothing is ever easy. The Borealis boys are settling into their new normal, or at least into their new digs. But when North's soon-to-be (please-let-it-be-soon) ex-husband, Tucker, is arrested and charged with murder, everything goes sideways.
Hired by Tucker's parents, North and Shaw begin looking for proof that Tucker is innocent, in spite of the evidence against him. When they find seemingly incriminating photos hidden in Tucker's BMW, North is convinced that someone is trying to frame Tuckerand might get away with it.
But the cast of alternate suspects presents its own challenges: an estranged son, a betrayed wife, and North and Shaw's close-knit circle of friends from collegemen who had their own connections to the victim, and who had their own reasons for wanting him dead.
A threatening email suggests that the motive, whatever it might be, lies buried in the past, in a relationship gone wrong. The question is, which one? When Tucker is poisoned, North and Shaw realize that the killer isn't finished. Clearing Tucker's name won't be enough; they must find the killer before someone else dies.
5. Trace Elements: A Comissario Guido Brunetti Mystery (The Commissario Guido Brunetti Mysteries, 29)
Author: by Donna Leon
Grove Press
From the New York Times bestselling author of Unto Us a Son is Given, comes one of her most dark and thrilling mysteries yet. A woman's cryptic dying words in a Venetian hospice lead Guido Brunetti to uncover a threat to the entire region in Donna Leon's haunting twenty-ninth Brunetti novel.
When Dottoressa Donato calls the Questura to report that a dying patient at the hospice Fatebenefratelli wants to speak to the police, Commissario Guido Brunetti and his colleague, Claudia Griffoni, waste no time in responding.They killed him.It was bad money.
I told him no, Benedetta Toso gasps the words about her recently-deceased husband, Vittorio Fadalto. Even though he is not sure she can hear him Brunetti softly promises he and Griffoni will look into what initially appears to be a private family tragedy.
They discover that Fadalto worked in the field collecting samples of contamination for a company that measures the cleanliness of Venice's water supply and that he had died in a mysterious motorcycle accident. Distracted briefly by Vice Questore Patta's obsession with youth crime in Venice, Brunetti is bolstered once more by the remarkable research skills of Patta's secretary, Signora Elettra Zorzi.
6. Instinct (previously published as Murder Games)
Author: by James Patterson
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A criminal behavior expert teams up with an NYPD detective to track down a criminal in the novel that inspired the hit CBS TV series starring Alan Cumming. Dr. Dylan Reinhart wrote the book on criminal behavior. Literally: he's a renowned, bestselling Ivy League expert on the subject.
When a copy of his book turns up at a gruesome murder scene-along with a threatening message from the killer-it looks like someone has been taking notes. Elizabeth Needham is the headstrong and brilliant NYPD Detective in charge of the case who recruits Dylan to help investigate another souvenir left at the scene: a playing card.
Another murder, another card… And now Dylan suspects that the cards aren't a signature; they're a deadly hint pointing directly toward the next victim. As tabloid headlines about the killer known as "The Dealer" scream from newsstands, New York City descends into panic.
With the cops at a loss, it's up to Dylan to hunt down a serial killer unlike any the city has ever seen. Only someone with Dylan's expertise can hope to go inside the mind of a criminal and convince The Dealer to lay down his cards.
7. Scalpels & Psychopaths: Dr. Maxwell Thornton Murder Mysteries Book 2
Author: by S.C. Wynne
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I assumed the worst I'd have to endure at a boring birthday party was cheap champagne, and dull conversation. Murder never crossed my mind. After three months of struggling to fit into the small town of Rainy Dale, Texas, Maxwell Thornton is once again thrown into the middle of a murder investigation.
While attending Mayor Penelope Granger's birthday party, he and Royce are witnesses to the cold blooded murder of her father. Seeing as he's sheriff, Royce has no choice but to get involved in solving the murder, but he'd prefer Maxwell stay at a safe distance.
Maxwell would prefer that too, but when an attempt is made on his life, he's unwillingly sucked into the case. When Maxwell moved to Rainy Dale, he'd hoped for a new beginning. But after two attempts on his life, and his unnerving emotional attachment to Royce, more and more Maxwell wonders if staying in Rainy Dale is the logical choice.
Perhaps it's time to run back to Los Angeles, where he can keep his body, and his heart, safe.
8. Undermined: A Gay Mystery (Daniel Owen Welsh Mysteries Book 1)
Author: by Ripley Hayes
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Classic detective novel… Unique twists and turns… A wonderful book (Justene Adamec, Queer Writers of Crime Podcast)Why don't the local police want to find out who dumped the body in the woods? Just how unpopular will DI Daniel Owen be if he investigates the murder himself?
Why is DCI Kent always there when Daniel needs rescuing, and why is he so hostile the rest of the time? The abandoned mine shafts give Daniel the creeps, especially when he finds another dumped body. No one wants Daniel around.
And no one wants DCI Kent around either. Unless the two men work together the murderer will go free. This is a refreshing and new series that I look forward to reading in other books to follow.(Amazon.Com review).
Undermined is the first book in a series featuring Daniel Owen, a DI in the fictional Clwyd Police.
9. A Man: A Gay Mystery (Daniel Owen Welsh Mysteries Book 4)
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An early morning run.An abandoned child.A dead family. Did John Edwards slaughter his wife and daughters, then kill himself? Why did the little boy survive the massacre? What are the hippies next door hiding? DI Daniel Owen needs to be on top form for this one, but his last case won't leave him alone.
His boyfriend's past won't leave either of them alone. Daniel and Mal need to talk, because not talking will tear them apart. Then they find the next body.
10. Lies With Man (Henry Rios Mystery Series Book 8)
Author: by Michael Nava
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Los Angeles, 1986.A group of right-wing Christians has put an initiative on the November ballot to allow health officials to force people with HIV into quarantine camps. It looks like it's going to pass. Rios, now living in LA, agrees to be counsel for a group of young activists who call themselves QUEER [Queers United to End Erasure and Repression].
QUEER claims to be committed to peaceful civil disobedience. But when one of its members is implicated in the bombing of an evangelical church that kills its pastor, who publicly supported the quarantine initiative, Rios finds himself with a client suddenly facing the death penalty
11. Murder at Pirate's Cove: An M/M Cozy Mystery (Secrets and Scrabble Book 1)
B0826X61C9
First in an adorable new cozy series! Ellery Page, aspiring screenwriter, Scrabble champion and guy-with-worst-luck-in-the-world-when-it-comes-to-dating, is ready to make a change. So when he learns he's inherited both a failing bookstore and a falling-down mansion in the quaint seaside village of Pirate's Cove on Buck Island, Rhode Island, it's full steam ahead!
Sure enough, the village is charming, its residents amusingly eccentric, and widowed police chief Jack Carson is decidedly yummy (though probably as straight as he is stern). However, the bookstore is failing, the mansion is falling down, and there's that little drawback of finding rival bookseller-and head of the unwelcoming-committee-Trevor Maples dead during the annual Buccaneer Days celebration.
Still, it could be worse. And once Police Chief Carson learns Trevor was killed with the cutlass hanging over the door of Ellery's bookstore, it is. This story contains NO on-screen sex or violence.
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Turkey will chair the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Energy Club in 2017, being the first non-SCO country to do so.
The nomination came after officials from Russia and China gave a green light to Ankara after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Sunday pointed to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) as Turkey's alternative to the European Union.
In addition to SCO's original members, Turkey, Afghanistan, Iran, Mongolia, Belarus and Sri Lanka are members of the SCO Energy Club.
Energy Ministry officials told Anadolu Agency that Turkey's proposal to member states of the SCO, which was that all countries of SCO partnership status should take turns in presiding the Energy Club for a year, was accepted and Turkey was unanimously elected to chair the Energy Club in 2017.
The SCO Energy Club brings together some of the world largest energy producers, namely Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, with the world's largest energy consumers, China and India, in the same body. The SCO Energy Club aims to deepen energy cooperation among member states, in addition to bolstering energy security and updating energy strategies.
The members of SCO cover some 36 percent of the world's electricity, 23 percent of natural gas, 20.8 percent of crude oil and 60.2 percent of coal production. They also consume some 28 percent of natural gas, 25.2 percent of crude oil and 65.1 percent of coal.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization was formed by China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in 1996 under the name "Shanghai Five." After the inclusion of Uzbekistan in 2001, the members renamed the organization.
Mongolia, India, Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan are observers of the SCO, while Belarus, like Turkey, is a dialogue partner.


My son was placed in an area referred to by institution personnel as a "drunk tank" for more than one year. This section of the facility has no toilet, running water, or bedding. He had to use a drain in the floor to urinate and defecate. This area is equipped with a camera, and each time my son had to relieve himself, a guard's voice was heard over the intercom making unnecessary and crude comments. The staff is required to flush the drain in the floor of his cell from the outside, which is rarely done. Due to the lack of the personnel's adherence to responsibilities, the floor's drain became clogged on numerous occasions. Alabama's high humidity in the summer, and the lack of proper disinfecting, created a strong ammonia odor and an infestation of bugs within the cell. My son had numerous bug bites, and cleaning supplies were denied to him by staff, along with drinking water and requests to shower. This situation went on for extended periods of time. As a simple request for toilet tissue was being denied, so that my son could not clean himself for weeks at a time, I went to the facility with a large amount of toilet tissue which I attempted to donate to the institution. My donation was rejected, and I was told to take the tissue back home. It was after this incident that my son received a roll of toilet tissue.
I will share more of these horrendous conditions that our loved ones are exposed to here in the Alabama Facilities of Horrors, from my own personal experience, not hearsay.
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"Delicious mushroom risotto made with vegetable broth, cream, and a variety of fresh vegetables. Serve as a side dish or filling main course."
Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Saute the onion and garlic in the olive oil until onion is tender and garlic is lightly browned. Remove garlic, and stir in the parsley, celery, salt, and pepper. Cook until celery is tender, then add the mushrooms. Reduce heat to low, and continue cooking until the mushrooms are soft.
Pour the milk and cream into the skillet, and stir in the rice. Heat to a simmer. Stir the vegetable stock into the rice one cup at a time, until it is absorbed.
When the rice has finished cooking, stir in the butter and Parmesan cheese, and remove from heat. Serve hot.
Chef John's rich, creamy risotto lets the oven do some of the work. Genius!
this is not rissotto. Is is a nice mushroom rice but real rissoto does not contain milk. The creaminess comes from the starch in the rice.
Wow, this was delicious!! Next time, I'm going to leave out the celery as it gave it a weird, and unnecessary flavor. Everything else was superb! Will make again for sure!


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Looking back at 2014 with 70 travel photos
2014 was another fantastic year! Although I've been unable to explore as much as before due to many commitments at home, I was still lucky to see and experience quite a number of destinations this year. Here are seventy travel photos I took last year.
Masjid Raya Al-Mashun is a landmark of Medan, Indonesia & the largest mosque in North Sumatra. It was built by Sultan Makmun Al Rasyid in 1906, designed in Amsterdam by Dengimans.
Huta Siallagan is a well-preserved traditional Batak community in Ambarita Village, Samosir Island, an island in the center of Lake Toba, North Sumatra, Indonesia.
Neon signs are another Hong Kong icon. And you'll definitely see plenty while night shopping in Mong Kok.
Man Mo Temple 文武廟 is the oldest temple in Mui Wo, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. We had to hike up to Pak Ngan Heung to get to the 400-year old temple.
Largo do Senado (Senado Square) in the Historic Centre of Macao, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Did an early morning shot of the square to start my day. No tourists!
I spent a few hours in transit in Singapore in the wee hours of the morning. Of course I had hawker food! This is Teochew Noodle in Pasir Ris, Singapore. That was a yummy midnight snack!
Bandos Island, Maldives is surrounded by a lagoon and a coral reef, perfect for snorkeling! And don't be surprised if you see baby sharks. I saw two of them swimming near the shore!
Nice white sand beaches, a lagoon and coral reefs around Bandos Island, Maldives
Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple in Trivandrum, Kerala, India dates back to the 7th century. But it is believed to be as old as 5000 years old. The current structure was built in 1731. It is said to be the richest temple in the world owing to its vast collection of gold, silver & precious stones offered by many generations of the Travancore royal family.
Tamil locals on the narrow street leading to Padmanabhapuram Palace in Thuckalay, Tamil Nadu. Although we crossed over to the state of Tamil Nadu, the palace is a property of Kerala.
Kathakali is a classical dance drama from Kerala, India known for the colorful make-up, elaborate costumes, detailed gestures and well-defined body movements.
Vembanad Lake is the largest lake in Kerala & the longest in India. We stayed overnight in a houseboat in the backwaters of Alappuzha (Alleppey).
This is what we saw at the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala, India! Wild elephants!
Kerala's tea plantations in Munnar with the Western Ghats as a backdrop are so picturesque! Every turn was another beautiful scene to enjoy! Indeed this is God's own country!
We visited Fort Kochi & Mattancherry, the oldest parts of Kochi (Cochin) in Kerala, India this morning. It was an area colonized by the Portuguese, Dutch & finally the British. India's oldest European church, the St. Francis Church, is in Fort Kochi. Vasco da Gama was buried there from 1524 until his remains were transferred to Lisbon; but the tombstone is still in the church.
Pulau Redang is a popular resort island in Terengganu, Malaysia. The island is part of a protected marine park. We had lunch and spent the afternoon at Laguna Redang Island Resort.
Masjid Kristal (Crystal Mosque) is a grand mosque in Terengganu, Malaysia constructed in 2008 at the Islamic Heritage Park on Pulau Wan Man. The mosque is made of steel, glass & crystal.
Old shophouses line the main street of Kampung Cina (Chinatown) in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
Ho Ann Kiong Temple in Kampung Cina (Chinatown), Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia is a Taoist temple built in 1801. It burned down in 2010 and was reconstructed following the original design.
View of Mayon Volcano from my hotel. Magayon! Marhay na aga, Legazpi!
Bulusan Lake at the Bulusan Volcano Natural Park in Sorsogon
Bulusan Volcano towers over the town of Irosin, Sorsogon
The former mausoleum of Tandang Sora at Himlayang Pilipino in Quezon City. Her remains were transferred to the Tandang Sora Shrine in Banlat a few kilometers away.
Viva San Isidro Labrador! The Pahiyas Festival in Lucban, Quezon starts with the morning procession of the images of San Isidro and his wife Santa María de la Cabeza (Blessed Maria Torribia) around the town. Houses along the route are decorated with fresh produce, native materials & kiping (brightly-colored, leaf-shaped wafers made of rice paste).
The Cortes Church sustained heavy damage during the earthquake that struck Bohol on October 15, 2013. The church is a National Cultural Treasure.
Fort San Pedro in Cebu City
One last look at the Rizal Monument before it gets photobombed. DMCI's Torre de Manila is slowly rising behind the monument, on the right. It's depressing just looking at those cranes!
No one gets tired of this view of Taal Volcano from Tagaytay City, Philippines
San Sebastian Basilica is the only all-steel church in Asia. The prefabricated steel sections were manufactured in Belgium and shipped to the Philippines in 1888. It was completed in 1891. The basilica is a National Cultural Treasure.
Traditional Philippine houses built during the Spanish colonial period in Cabuyao, Laguna.
Main altar of the Jimenez Church in Misamis Occidental. The patron of the parish is San Juan Bautista.
No, it's not Chinese New Year. This was a colorful temple procession (tsut sun) in Binondo, Manila, complete with lion and dragon dances, to celebrate the birthday of the Taoist deity Siong Hong Kong. Beautiful community event with no commercial advertising!
Calle Real is the old downtown of Iloilo City. The district is being revitalized by the local government & private sector. Prewar buildings recently received a fresh coat of paint.
Flinders Street Station in Melbourne, Australia was completed in 1910. In the late 1920s, it was said to be the busiest passenger station in the world. There was talk in the 1960s to demolish the station and replace it with a new one. But Victorians fought for the preservation of this cultural icon.
St. Paul's Cathedral at the corner of Swanston and Flinders Streets in downtown Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne General Post Office is now a branch of H&M. It was designed in 1859, completed in 1887, damaged by fire in 2001 & redeveloped by adaptive reuse in 2004.
Crayfish boats & cruisers at Victoria Dock in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, with the famous Mures Fish Centre on the right.
The Tasmanian devil is the largest carnivorous marsupial. They grow to about 2 feet in length.
Up close and personal with kangaroos & wallabies at the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park
Port Arthur Historic Site is one of the Australian Convict Sites, a World Heritage Property. It is a reminder of the large-scale convict transportation to Australia in the 19th century.
Bright and sunny day in Sydney, Australia! Fantastic view of Sydney Harbour and the Opera House, a World Heritage Site, from Mrs Macquaries Point (Yurong Precint).
The Three Sisters is an eroded ridge formation in the Greater Blue Mountains Area of New South Wales, Australia, a World Heritage Site. The formation has profound spiritual significance for Aboriginal people.
Sydney Opera House on a Friday night. There are lots of bars & restaurants around Circular Quay with fantastic views of Sydney Harbour.
Winter morning at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia
Fantastic day at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia! It was raining when we arrived. But the sun suddenly came out, so I had to take this photo again!
There's a great view of the Sydney CBD and Sydney Harbour from Watsons Bay. The harbourside suburbs of Sydney are very picturesque.
Macquarie Lighthouse, Australia's first lighthouse, began operating in 1818
A local bus makes its way through Kim Il-sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea
The Joint Security Area of the DMZ is the only place in the DPRK where visitors can take photos of soldiers from the Korean People's Army, the fourth largest in the world after China, the US & India.
Kaesong City in North Korea was not bombed by the US. So its historical buildings survived the Korean War, several of which are World Heritage Sites.
View of downtown Pyongyang, North Korea from my room at the Yanggakdo Hotel. I must say I was impressed — wide tree-lined avenues, grand monuments & institutional buildings, very walkable, well-planned and extremely clean!
Beside the statues of the DPRK leaders at Mansu Hill in Pyongyang are two memorials 22.5m high & 50m long. They depict the Anti-Japanese Revolutionary Struggle and Socialist Revolution.
Thousands of North Koreans pay their respects at the Mansudae Grand Monument on National Day (September 9), the anniversary of the founding of the DPRK in 1948.
Juche Tower in Pyongyang, DPRK was completed in 1982 for the 70th birthday of Kim Il-Sung. Built to celebrate his Juche idea, the tower is 170m high. In front of the tower are statues of a worker, farmer & intellectual, symbolizing the spirit of the Korean people.
Students from Pyongyang universities wait for the start of a mass dance activity. Mass dances are held during every DPRK national holiday and serve as a social activity for the city's youth.
The Forbidden City in Beijing, China has too many visitors!
The Great Wall of China at Juyongguan (Juyong Pass). See that long line of people climbing up!
Look who we met at the Beijing Zoo!
Masbate is now promoting ranch tourism as owners open their ranches to visitors. And they're definitely proud of their cattle! We dropped by Sese Brahmans Ranch in Balud.
A Badjao woman weaves a mat or banig made from pandan leaves at the Ayuda Badjao Livelihood Center in Zamboanga City
A Yakan girl at the Yakan Weaving Village in Zamboanga City
Vintas at Great Sta. Cruz Island in Zamboanga City
The sandbar of Little Sta. Cruz Island in Zamboanga City. The island is not open to the public though.
This set of bas reliefs behind the sacristy of the Loboc Church in Bohol survived the earthquake. This used to be the entrance of the Jesuit House which explains why San Ignacio de Loyola is featured in the wooden relief.
Fantastic scenery at the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary. We visited Sitio Panlabuhan in Loreto, Agusan del Sur to begin consultations for a community-based cultural tourism program.
Sitio Panlabuhan is a Manobo floating village at the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary in Loreto, Agusan del Sur, Philippines. They even have a floating primary school. Visitors are welcome to stay here to enjoy the exceptional scenery and experience daily life at the marsh.
La Inmaculada Concepcion Church in Culion, Palawan was part of an old fort built by the Augustinian Recollects in 1740. It was reconstructed by the Jesuits in 1933.
Malcapuya Island, Coron, Palawan, Philippines
Luna Watchtower in Luna, La Union was declared a National Cultural Treasure, together with watchtowers in Bacnotan, Balaoan, San Fernando and San Juan.
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Grow South East (South East Metropolitan Region)Economic profile
Key statistics 2016 Age structure 2016 Hours worked 2016 Occupations 2016 Qualifications 2016 Field of qualification 2016 Income 2016 Income quartiles 2016 Method of travel to work 2016
City of Armadale
Local workers - Age structure - All industries
In City of Armadale, there are more younger workers (15 to 44 years) than older workers (45 year and over) in the local worker population.
The Age Structure of an industry's local workers is a key component to understanding the role and function of that industry in Grow South East (South East Metropolitan Region). It is an indicator of the age of the industry and how long it has been established in the area, as well as the possible challenges in expanding that industry in the future.
For example an area with young local workers may be more mobile and likely to change jobs/industries in the future while an industry with an older local workers may face succession planning issues and challenges in attracting new staff.
For a complete local workers analysis for Grow South East (South East Metropolitan Region), Age Structure should be viewed in conjunction with Income and Hours worked.
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) – Census 2011 (experimental imputed) & 2016 – by place of work
Please note – The 2016 Census used a new methodology to "impute" a work location to people who didn't state their workplace address. As a result, 2016 and 2011 place of work data are not normally comparable. To allow comparison between 2011 and 2016, .id has sourced a 2011 dataset from the ABS which was experimentally imputed using the same methodology. To provide this detail, City of Armadale in 2011 had to be constructed from a best fit of Work Destination Zones (DZNs). While it may not be an exact match to the LGA or region boundary, it is considered close enough to allow some comparison. Users should treat this time series data with caution, however, and not compare directly with 2011 data from any other source.
Grow South East (South East Metropolitan Region)
Local Government Areas
City of Canning
City of Gosnells
Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale
City of South Perth
Town of Victoria Park
Current industry:
Local workers age structure
City of Armadale - All industries
Ten year age groups (years)
Western Australia %
15 to 24 years 3,455 19.6 14.0 2,968 21.2 16.2 +487 31001 100 ▲
25 to 34 years 3,932 22.3 23.4 2,620 18.7 21.6 +1,312 31002 100 ▲
65 years and over 734 4.2 4.1 509 3.6 3.2 +225 31006 100 ▲
Total persons 17,604 100.0 100.0 13,979 100.0 100.0 +3,625
Local workers age structure, 2016
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing, 2016
Compiled and presented in economy.id by .id, the population experts.
Change in local workers age structure, 2011 to 2016
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing, 2011 and 2016
Dominant groups
Analysis of the age structure of the workforce in City of Armadale in 2016 compared to Western Australia shows that there was a higher proportion of people in the younger age groups (15 to 44 years) and a lower proportion of people in the older age groups (45 years and over).
Overall, 62.2% of the workforce was aged under 45 years, compared to 59.3% for Western Australia. 37.8% were aged 45 years and over, compared to 40.7% for Western Australia.
The major differences between the age structure of the workforce in City of Armadale and Western Australia were:
A larger percentage of local workers aged 15 to 24 years (19.6% compared to 14.0%)
A smaller percentage of local workers aged 45 to 54 years (19.0% compared to 21.7%)
Emerging groups
The largest changes in the age structure of the workforce in City of Armadale between 2011 and 2016 were:
25 to 34 years (+1,312 local workers)
35 to 44 years (+772 local workers)
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Duke startup inSoma Bio looking to raise $1M
by WRAL TechWire — September 4, 2020 .
DURHAM — Biotech startup InSoma Bio has raised $50,000 in security, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
One investor contributed to the round, which kicked off on August 20. That's in addition to the $200,000 raised in July. The funds will be used for the payment of salaries and other compensation and benefits and reimbursement of expenses. No officer, director, partner, manager, or promoter will receive any payments from the proceeds of this offering.
The Durham-based company is still looking to raise an additional $950,000, the filing noted.
Stefan Roberts, its chief scientific officer, signed the filing. His LinkedIn page names him as a research scientist at Duke University.
Founded in 2018, the Durham-based startup is a developer of protein-based materials created to address biological wounds and soft tissue.
According to its website, it specializes in research and development of genetically protein-based materials to mimic those naturally found in this environment, further modifying these proteins to assemble only with body heat allowing complex cellular environments created with simple solution injections.
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We have had a mix of things going on lately, with moving, the semester starting, and Sarah's new job, we haven't been getting after it as big as usual but we have still gotten out plenty here and there.
Sarah got in her first lead climb at a crag called Area 44. She sent the first pitch and then took her first lead fall on the second – big day!
I visited Sarah at her new job at MEC's Head Office. Pretty swanky.
We headed to the North Shore, intent on climbing the Crater Slabs route up Crown Mountain but found ourselves a little low on energy so we stuck to the tourist route.
The weather in the Sea-to-Sky has been stellar, we had to sit this weekend out in Vancouver with the car in the shop but still got in some quality outdoor time, running on the beach and walking downtown.
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Film Review: 22 Jump Street
Phil Lord
Blake Goble
June 16, 2014 | 12:00am ET
Thank Michael Bay for single-handedly ruining the cop action genre in 2003. His Bad Boys II, a hateful, misogynistic small-dick view of the world blockbuster was so childishly, irresponsibly over-the-top that it only made sense for police movies to retreat into the realm of comedy. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence destroying whole villages with Hummers while punchlining their way to a two-and-a-half hour mark was probably rock-bottom. How could we take that genre seriously anymore?
That's why it's a great pleasure to say 22 Jump Street is a damned funny jest at the expense of not only the buddy cop genre, but sequels, franchises, and big-budget entertainment at large – while somehow sneaking a weird heart into the proceedings.
Yes, Edgar Wright's kinetic Hot Fuzz will probably always be the ultimate cop lampoon ("Point Break or Bad Boys II?"). Its British flights of fancy and high frequency gag-making have made it the chief of police parody over the last decade. Yet 22 Jump Street puts its hat in the ring as a super fun, geeky statement on police actioners and franchises in general. It's a top-notch comedy that goes for big laughs and earns them.
It also wisely distinguishes itself as more than a straight goof – it's a buddy cop movie that actually could function alone as a dizzy action movie, and a weirdly sweet bromance. Taking all that into consideration, this is as good as Lethal Weapon 2. Really.
With the combined strength of its leads and directors, 22 Jump Street isn't afraid to go all over the place at breathtaking speed. Sure, it misses at points, but when the jokes hit, they practically explode. This is wittier, more heartfelt, and more aware than a June release deserves to be.
Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) were pretending to be high schoolers in an attempt to bust a student drug ring two years ago. Since then, they were promoted to undercover, which as evidenced by a hugely botched drug deal at the local docks (an octopus attacks Schmidt, they forget their terrible Mexican accents), the two are told to do the same thing as last time. Deputy Hardy (Nick Offerman) tells the duo that their new capers aren't working. Jenko and Schmidt need to do what they did the last time, which is go undercover, and everybody will be happy. In fact, Hardy doubles their budget, which Jenko and Schmidt scoff at, as if it will bring greater returns in their crime-busting. Nice play on sequels, guys.
The dudes enroll in a local university, and at times it's literally, annoyingly the same as the last film. Yet, despite the leads mocking the commercial needs of the whole shebang, somehow this movie has greater returns. The jokes are bolder, more extreme. Hill will say quite possibly anything to get a laugh, and he can get one. Just sit back and enjoy his slam poetry and/or his fear of his boss (Ice Cube). Tatum, on the other hand, knows that he can be a himbo to great effect. There's something about a grown man saying "f*ck you, brain" in frustration with his own stupidity that feels Homer Simpson-esque. Schmidt and Jenko are so much more engaging this time. The two have an abiding love for each other with mockingly overt homoerotic subtext. It's cheap, and an easy riff on the buddy genre, but every so often we see their deep friendship emerge. It's just lucky chemistry with Hill and Tatum. Maybe these guys could be Riggs and Murtaugh for Millennials, and the older folks that liked them.
Newly minted directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller (The Lego Movie, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs) have such a spastic body of work by now, yet these two can keep a movie together amidst high and lowbrow moves. For every joke that flops, or perfunctory action sequence, there are a dozen other great ideas. Consider an Annie Hall reference that works as a nod to recapturing old magic in a sequel, but also as a love letter to Woody Allen. Stick around for the cameos and brilliant end credits that summarize the business this movie's in. 22 Jump Street works so hard to earn its action comedy badge.
2012's 21 Jump Street was a clever, knowing surprise. It was a low-budget, high-energy riff on TV to movie adaptations and the popularity of nostalgia properties hijacking multiplexes. 22 Jump Street is a shockingly superior film that capitalizes on its predecessor's model while maturing into itself as a likeable, lead-driven franchise.


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Many project leads have high hopes when they see 20+ volunteers on their projects, but they soon realize that numbers alone don't translate into productivity. Finding a way to make your team of volunteers more productive is a constant challenge. A team of 50 or more volunteers may still yield low productivity if the project lead doesn't understand how to lead community volunteers.
Despite the techniques managers have in managing employees, the techniques for leading community teams can differ substantially from the techniques used in managing employees. Volunteers are located remotely, they work according to different schedules, they have varying time commitments, they are driven by different motivations, and they possess a variety of skill levels. Leading a successful community project requires you to take all of this into account as you orchestrate your plans. The following are seven best practices for increasing volunteer productivity.
When volunteers join a project, they may not know where to start. They often feel like they need permission to act, especially if they joined the project after it already started.
To help volunteers get started, point the new volunteer to JIRA and personally invite him or her to select a task. JIRA allows you to divide up any technical task for your project.
It's best to invite volunteers to do something when they first join the project, and then re-invite them to take tasks during your weekly meetings. Use your weekly meetings as a time to evaluate which volunteers have tasks and which do not.
Try not to assign a critical, time-sensitive, high-skill task to a volunteer you don't know. Start volunteers with low-priority tasks to gauge their abilities. By assigning a low-priority task to start, you lose little if they don't complete it or if they complete it poorly.
Tim Riker, a community project lead, explains that he likes to assign new volunteers bugs to reproduce. If they do well posting useful feedback about reproducing the bugs, he ramps them up by pointing them toward the source and asking if they can fix the problem. This gives the volunteer an opportunity to work on the code. Tim doesn't push volunteers to this advanced level from the start.
Some volunteers may not have the skills needed to tackle advanced tasks. In that case, find out what skills the volunteer does have and select a task suitable for his or her skills. For example, if a volunteer lacks developer skills, you can ask him or her to test a feature or fixed bug.
Testing can suit nearly all skill levels. If a volunteer designer lacks Photoshop or HTML skills, you can ask him or her to provide feedback on existing designs.
You can review a volunteer's skills by looking at his or her Skills profile on tech.lds.org. This profile can give you an initial idea about the volunteer's abilities, perhaps highlighting strengths in some areas you overlooked. Try to match strengths to the appropriate project tasks.
Remember that a volunteer's time is limited. Unlike full-time employees, volunteers will not likely have all day to complete a task. Because of this time limitation, try breaking down complicated tasks into simple ones. Almost every complicated task can be broken apart and simplified in various ways.
Steve Mann, one of the community project managers, says, "During the last conference, we would sometimes just give a team member something he could edit in less than an hour. We'd do this just to get the volunteer started." Completing a simple task can help build a volunteer's confidence.
Regular communication with your group will help maintain volunteer interest and activity. Alan Smoot, business manager over the community projects, says project leads should be communicating with their teams at least three times a week or more. Lack of communication can cause volunteers to quickly lose interest in projects.
Your e-mail communication doesn't need to be lengthy. Just be consistent. When you think of something to communicate, jot it down and send it out. This ongoing conversation with your team members will help maintain their motivation and interest in volunteering.
Remember that people's schedules fluctuate. Volunteers usually have full-time jobs, families, and Church callings, so they're squeezing in what little time they have to volunteer. A volunteer may have a lot of time during a specific season, such as summer, or excess time on the weekends, or an upcoming vacation. Just because a volunteer isn't currently active doesn't mean that his or her schedule won't open up in the future.
If a volunteer says he or she currently doesn't have time but wants to stay in touch with the project, find out when the volunteer's schedule changes. Note it on your calendar, and follow up with the volunteer at that time to find out if he or she can devote more time to the project.
Volunteers may not always share your vision of the product's roadmap and feature list. If you find a lack of response and engagement, ask the volunteer whether he or she has feedback on the direction you're going.
Try to surface these concerns with regular communication through e-mail and meetings. You might periodically ask questions such as, Does anyone see any limitations with our current plan? Do you have any feedback about the direction we're headed?
If the volunteers complain about a feature, ask what their proposal is for fixing it. Turn negative comments into positive ideas. Then nurture these ideas by getting volunteers more engaged about the issues they're interested in.
Alan Brown, a community volunteer, explains the need to share the vision regularly: "Occasionally a project manager will jump into the development cycle too quickly without making sure the team has a shared vision. Project managers should devote time to teaching the vision and foundational principles and roadmap for the project. When individual contributors get the big picture, they can see how their smaller slice of the project really does contribute to moving the project forward, and then they are more motivated."
Your project's wiki page should clearly state your vision. Whenever you update the vision, let your team know that you updated it. You might point new team members to the vision in your welcome e-mail. This will help remind everyone of the vision on a regular basis.
Be realistic about participation on the web. Even the most successful collaborative projects, such as Wikipedia, have only a small fraction of heavy contributors. Jakob Nielsen, a well-known usability researcher, says participation on the web generally follows a 90-9-1 rule. 90 percent of volunteers will remain quiet lurkers. 9 percent will make small contributions intermittently. And 1 percent will make substantial contributions (see Participation Inequality).
Despite this 90-9-1 trend, a skilled project lead can shift these statistics toward more favorable percentages. It requires effort and awareness. Following these seven best practices will encourage more participation and productivity among your teams.
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Q: Django keeps making old db schema I have deleted one column from my model. Then I deleted database, migration files, venv direcotry, and pycache. But after executing makemigrations the old db schema is generating ( it still contains this column). What is the problem. How django knows about this column. It's no longer present in data model.

A: Django automatically creates a primary key column if you don't define one in your model. It is explained here:

By default, Django gives each model the following field:
id = models.AutoField(primary_key=True)
This is an auto-incrementing primary key.
If you'd like to specify a custom primary key, specify primary_key=True on one of your fields. If Django sees you've explicitly set Field.primary_key, it won't add the automatic id column.
Each model requires exactly one field to have primary_key=True (either explicitly declared or automatically added).

Since you happened to declare it explicitly with the same defaults, you won't notice any difference.

A: you also need to run python manage.py migrate after makemigrations to commit the changes to the database, then everything should be fine

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Women's History Month Spotlight Series Pt. 3
#BreakTheBias Womens History Month
Leah Bailey, General Counsel, Maxor
Meet Leah Bailey, General Counsel, Maxor!
To wrap up our Women's History Month series, we are spotlighting Leah Bailey, General Counsel for Maxor! Leah leads our Legal and Compliance departments, and she has been in practice for over 18 years, with over 14 years specializing in healthcare. Leah has always been passionate about patient care and women's issues. Prior to law school, Leah worked as a case manager in transitional housing for teen mothers and then domestic violence survivors and their children.
When we sat down with Leah for this interview, we appreciated her perspective and focus on issues faced as a working parent and its impact on her career (where she works, how she works).
My colleagues and boss recognize that allowing me the grace to take care of my kids makes me a better leader.
Q: What has been your experience growing your career into an executive role? Did you face unique challenges as a woman, and how did you overcome them?
A: One big challenge I've faced is not due to me as a woman, but as a mother of young kids and a spouse who works nights and most weekends. I found that as my career advanced, fewer of my colleagues were primary caregivers to young children. I've had many important meetings scheduled early in the morning during daycare drop off or getting ready for school. Or, the meetings will be scheduled after 5pm, and every parent knows that one cannot be late for daycare pickup. During COVID, I shared my home office with my 2nd (and then 3rd) grader. It was extremely difficult to constantly switch between being an executive and teaching my 8 year old common core subtraction.
To deal with this, I've been very particular about where I work. Today, I work at a company with similarly situated peers. My colleagues schedule meetings around family commitments and also have kids that sing the Wild Kratts song in the background. Even my colleagues without young children understand. My colleagues and boss recognize that allowing me the grace to take care of my kids makes me a better leader.
Q: What led you to Maxor? What has helped you succeed as a leader here?
A: A friend told me about Maxor. I was unfamiliar with Maxor, so I started to look into the company. I heard great things about the leaders, and I appreciated how successful Maxor had been.
A couple things that have helped me success are connecting with people and being curious. Humanizing people, including myself, has been very helpful to my success at Maxor. Time spent getting to know people, and letting them get to know me, means that we are more likely to give each other grace and also, to pick up the phone and find solutions faster. Also, I've found that my curiosity has helped me learn the business more thoroughly. I ask a lot of questions so that I can put things in context in my mind. As a result, I can have more meaningful conversations and educated opinions.
Q: What advice would you give other women in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries to help them prepare for and succeed in an executive leadership role?
A: Follow the money. Spend time with the underwriters and make sure you understand what they are teaching you. Be conversant in the details of how your company and the industry make money. That way, you can credibly participate in strategic discussions and decisions.
That's a wrap! Thank you, Leah, for your time and wisdom. We appreciate your leadership as you work hard every day on behalf of Maxor, its clients, its members, and its patients.
Be conversant in the details of how your company and the industry make money. That way, you can credibly participate in strategic discussions and decisions.
Visit these sites for more information on Women's History month…
womenshistorymonth.gov
internationalwomensday.com
Check out some of our other blogs…
Women's History Month Spotlight Series Pt. 2, Suzanne Hansen
Women's History Month Spotlight: Jen Gallego, President, MaxorPlus
Callen-Lorde Black History Month Spotlight
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'Arrow': Stephen Amell Talks Vixen Crossover, Oliver's Future with Felicity
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The stakes couldn't be higher for Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) in the Feb. 24 installment of "Arrow," after last week's episode ended with the brutal reveal that Damien Darhk (Neal McDonough) had kidnapped the Emerald Archer's son, William (Jack Moore).
Desperate times call for desperate measures, and in Wednesday's episode, "Taken," Oliver turns to an old ally — Mari McCabe, aka Vixen (Megalyn Echikunwoke), a hero who can access the abilities of animals thanks to her mystical Tantu Totem — for help with Darhk. While Oliver and Mari have never shared the screen on "Arrow" before, the duo (along with Grant Gustin's Barry Allen from "The Flash") previously met on CW Seed animated series "Vixen," which serves as an origin story for Echikunwoke's character.
"She's a badass superhero from Detroit and she, for our purposes in 'Arrow,' is able to do some things to counteract Damien Darhk that we haven't seen before, and that he hasn't seen before," Amell tells Variety. "Oliver's very much of the mind at the beginning of the episode — when they realize that Darhk has William — he has a line where he says, 'We just have to fight harder and smarter,' and the team actually talks him down and says, 'No, no — whatever we do against this guy, he has an answer, so we need to think outside the box,' at which point Oliver considers Vixen."
Some "Arrow" fans have been troubled by the fact that Oliver has been keeping William's existence a secret from his fiancee Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) this season, but the cat's about to come out of the bag, judging by the promo for tonight's episode.
While the consequences of that omission remain to be seen, Amell says he and Rickards strove to ground the situation with emotional honesty, as everyone's immediate priority is William's safety.
"This information, it's unfortunate — obviously it's a secret that Oliver has kept from Felicity. Whether it was right of him to keep the secret or wrong of him to keep the secret, there are more important factors in play once they find out that a child has been abducted — any child, let alone Oliver's son," he points out. "So, we just wanted to deal with it in a very adult manner, and that involves kind of shelving the issues as they pertain to our relationship until we locate and hopefully bring back William."
Darhk's decision to use a child as leverage is undeniably evil, but it was Malcolm Merlyn (John Barrowman) who chose to share William's existence with Darhk in the first place, and when Oliver discovers Malcolm's betrayal, that act of malice will alter their relationship forever, according to Amell.
"We have seen moments of uneasy alliance and even quiet, humorous moments and some moments of actual appreciation between Oliver to Malcolm [in the past], and I think it's safe to say that for however long Malcom Merlyn is walking the Earth, that bridge has been burned forever," Amell says. "So it will be interesting to see what they do with the Oliver-Malcom dynamic, because they've never really been sworn enemies. They've gone up against each other in battle … but the betrayal of giving up Oliver's son is something that they can never come back from, ever."
After "Taken," "Arrow" will go on a mini-hiatus until March 23, and Amell says that when the show returns, "we are really building towards our endgame after the conclusion of this episode. I feel safe to say that there is a victory of sorts within 415, but going forward — and as we learn sometimes with the show — victories aren't always what they seem, so we have some good stuff coming up."
And don't think the show has forgotten about those ominous flash-forwards set beside a mystery grave. "We also obviously have to tie up the flash forward from the beginning of the season," Amell notes. "That was always gonna happen in the final third of the season. We're catching up with that timeline so that's stuff that we've been dealing with recently, and it's been some challenging times on set, but I think it's producing good television, for sure."
Come back tomorrow for part two of our interview with Amell, in which we'll discuss his cameo on this week's episode of "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" and his role in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows."
"Arrow" airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on The CW.


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I Divinyls sono stati un gruppo musicale rock/new wave australiano.

Biografia
Il gruppo si è formato a Sydney nel 1980 per iniziativa di Chrissy Amphlett (voce) e Mark McEntee (chitarra). Il primo album in studio del gruppo è stato realizzato come quintetto, anche se i due membri fissi sono rimasti Amphlett e McEntee fino alla pausa intrapresa dal 1996. Nel 1991 hanno raggiunto il successo internazionale col singolo I Touch Myself, contenuto nel disco eponimo Divinyls.

La band non si è mai sciolta ufficialmente, ma dal 1996 al 2006 non è stata attiva. Tra il 2006 e il 2007 la band è entrata nella Hall of Fame musicale australiana ed ha tenuto alcuni concerti.

La cantante Chrissy Amphlett è morta a New York nell'aprile 2013 all'età di 53 anni a causa dell'aggravarsi di un cancro al seno e della sclerosi multipla.

Formazione
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Discografia
Album studio
1983 - Desperate
1985 - What a Life!
1988 - Temperamental
1991 - Divinyls
1996 - Underworld
Raccolte
1991 - Essential
1994 - The Collection
1997 - Make You Happy
2006 - Greatest Hits

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