Yesterday, toward the end of the shift, our supervisor came by and told us about a new company policy. Starting today, they'll begin to tighten their tardiness policy. If someone comes in late, they'll be verbally warned by a supervisor. There'll be further steps, including a verbal warning from a manager, written warnings - all the way to being suspended, or even fired. The first step of this policy will be triggered by being even one minute late, one time. The supervisor made it clear that it's a zero tolerance policy, and it'll be enforced.
This very brief talk stayed with me as a mood, a kind of shadow, the rest of the day until I went to sleep. As an employee I pretty much give 100% of myself every minute I work. But I also do belong to the one to two minute late club.
My story to myself is that I'm a couple of minutes late because I'm giving 100% of my time to what I do before I get to work, too. That I've just got a lot on my plate, and I'm cutting it close. That I'm an altruistic guy, and spend my time on altruistic things. And do generally feel good about what I do. I went to sleep feeling somehow oppressed and sorry for myself.
I woke in the morning with a beautiful - but also disturbing - dream.
In the dream a pageant was being presented. It was a historical play, done in fine costumes, concerning kings and courtiers in Elizabethan times. It was graciously spoken, intelligent, performed at a dignified pace; and had both dramatic and humorous elements. There were many players and a musical accompaniment; and the audience watched with rapt attention.
What was especially striking, was that it was a community presentation. No one was a professional actor, and each had prepared his or her part privately. Rehearsal had been in small groups if at all, and the company had never all met in one place before the performance. But it was planned well, somehow, and it was truly lovely.
I watched and listened fascinated, along with everyone else; but with somewhere a feeling that something was wrong. It dawned on me that I too had a part on the performance, and a somewhat important one. I was due to give my part soon - but I realized that I had never, ever practiced.
I realized that my not delivering my part would leave a hole in the performance - and that if I stood up to try to deliver it, this would make matters still worse.
The dream was of the kind that goes on for a long time, with an accompanying mood of dread, and of casting about for an escape route. But always I always returned to the fact of being trapped. I realized that the preparation for the play had gone on for quite a long time, and that I could have learned my part, had I practice just minutes a day.
What does it mean to be mindful of a single minute ? To attend to small details? To be mindful of priorities, and to think ahead. Perhaps a lot.
It's said that if we spend just an hour a day learning about something, after five years we'll be a national authority on it. Perhaps then, perhaps, to be chastised for a minute's tardiness, and take heed, than let hours - or beauty, graciousness, - a destiny, slip away from us !
The political season is shifting into high gear now. How can we prepare ourselves to make the most of this freedom, and get our part in it right ?
I received this little piece from a friend today. It captures excellently the boom and bust we've experienced in real estate - especially the way the market was "supercharged" for extreme profits, and the consequences that's had for us all.
As automobile drivers, we're subject to a lot of traffic laws. As a nurse, I'm subject to many regulations intended to keep patients safe. There are health and safety rules concerning food, cars, the construction of buildings and any number of other products and services. And those laws and regulations work - they keep people safe.
Why shouldn't there be similar rules for the financial industry ? The financial industry - and corporations generally - are not bad as such. But the temptation to make big money fast always clouds the judgment of some people, and is simply too much to resist. When these people wield immense wealth and power, their actions are especially dangerous - even to the whole world.
We need precise rules, developed by people who know the financial industry well; rules regularly enforced and updated, to which even the most wealthy and powerful are accountable. This has now been started for the financial industry, but it won't be accomplished easily, nor all at once.
As citizens it's easy enough to become apathetic, given how many issues we face. It's also easy to get angry, and just be against something - liberals, conservatives, politicians or the government in general. But we may keep things simple for ourselves only in the short run - and at our own risk.
It might help, perhaps, to think less about who and what we're against, and more about how we participate in the political process.
Politics is actually about rights - about agreements we make with each other, concerning how we treat each other. But it's not something that's resolved once and is finished. Human social relationships change all the time. Really, it needs, and must be, something more like a conversation.
This "rights life" requires our best attention; real listening and real commitment to respect each other. It needs from us a high standard : is what we believe and what we say actually true ?
If we wreck our world for lack of clear thinking - or goodwill - we're the ones who must live in it !
I have a few more thoughts that I'll share soon - but in the meantime, best greetings, and take care.
A LESSON ON HOW THE FINANCIAL SECTOR HAS BEEN WORKING IN OUR COUNTRY AND AFFECTING OUR ECONOMY ! ! !
Heidi is the proprietor of a bar in Detroit. She realizes that virtually all of her customers are unemployed alcoholics and, as such, can no longer afford to patronize her bar. To solve this problem, she comes up with a new marketing plan that allows her customers to drink now, but pay later. Heidi keeps track of the drinks consumed on a ledger (thereby granting the customers " loans"). Word gets around about Heidi's "drink now, pay later" marketing strategy and, as a result, increasing numbers of customers flood into Heidi's bar. Soon she has the largest sales volume for any bar in Detroit. By providing her customers freedom from immediate payment demands, Heidi gets no resistance when, at regular intervals, she substantially increases her prices for wine and beer, the most consumed beverages. Consequently, Heidi's gross sales volume increases massively.
At the bank's corporate headquarters, expert traders figure a way to make huge commissions, and transform these customer loans into DRINKBONDS. These securities then are bundled and traded on international securities markets.
Naive investors don't really understand that the securities being sold to them as AAA secured bonds really are debts of unemployed alcoholics. Nevertheless, the bond prices continuously climb, and the securities soon become the hottest selling items for some of the nation's leading brokerage houses.
Heidi then demands payment from her alcoholic patrons, but being unemployed alcoholics they cannot pay back their drinking debts. Since Heidi cannot fulfill her loan obligations she is forced into bankruptcy. The bar closes and Heidi's 11 employees lose their jobs.
Overnight, DRINKBOND prices drop by 90%. The collapsed bond asset value destroys the bank's liquidity and prevents it from issuing new loans, thus freezing credit and economic activity in the community. The suppliers of Heidi's bar had granted her generous payment extensions and had invested their firms' pension funds in the BOND securities. They find they are now faced with having to write off her bad debt and with losing over 90% of the presumed valueof the bonds.
Her wine supplier also claims bankruptcy, closing the doors on a family business that had endured for three generations, her beer supplier is taken over by a competitor, who immediately closes the local plant and lays off 150 workers. Fortunately though, the bank, the brokerage houses and their respective executives are saved and bailed out by a multibillion dollar no-strings attached cash infusion from their cronies in government. The funds required for this bailout are obtained by new taxes levied on employed, middle-class, non-drinkers who have never been in Heidi's bar.
Now do you understand ?


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In a perfect world, agreements would be entered into, both sides would benefit and be pleased with the outcome, and no disputes would arise. But in the real world of business, delays happen, financial problems can crop up, and other unexpected events can occur to hinder or even prevent a successful contract from being carried out.
What is a Breach of Contract?
A business contract creates certain obligations that are to be fulfilled by the parties who entered into the agreement. Legally, one party's failure to fulfill any of its contractual obligations is known as a "breach" of the contract. Depending on the specifics, a breach can occur when a party fails to perform on time, does not perform in accordance with the terms of the agreement, or does not perform at all. Accordingly, a breach of contract will usually be categorized as either "material" or "immaterial" for purposes of determining the appropriate legal "remedy" .
Let's assume that Abel contracts with Cain for the purchase of some of its sugar products, for delivery by the following Monday evening. If Cain delivers the sugar to Abel on the following Tuesday morning, such a breach of the contract would likely be deemed immaterial, and Abel likely not be entitled to money damages (unless he could show that he was somehow damaged by the late delivery).
However, assume now that the contract stated clearly and explicitly that "time is of the essence" and the sugar MUST be delivered on Monday. If Cain delivers after Monday, its breach of contract and the late delivery would likely be deemed "material. "
What Happens After a Contract is Breached?
When a breach of contract occurs or is alleged, one or both of the parties may wish to have the contract enforced on its terms, or may try to recover for any financial harm caused by the alleged breach.
If a dispute over a contract arises and informal attempts at resolution fail, one legal next step is to file a lawsuit . If the amount at issue is below a certain dollar figure (usually $5,000 or less in Iowa), the parties may be able to resolve the issue in small claims court.
Courts and formal lawsuits are not the only option for people and businesses involved in disputes. The parties can agree to have a mediator review a contract dispute, or may agree to binding arbitration of a contract dispute. These out-of-court options are two methods of alternative dispute resolutions, (such as arbitration).
Remedies for a Breach of Contract
When an individual or business breaches a contract, the other party to the agreement is entitled to relief (or a "remedy") under the law. The main remedies for a breach of contract are:
Damages,
Specific Performance, or
Cancellation and Restitution
The payment of money for damages -- payment in one form or another -- is the most common remedy for a breach of contract. There are many kinds of damages, including the following:
Compensatory damages aim to put the non-breaching party in the position that they had been if the breach had not occurred.
Punitive damages are payments that the breaching party must make, above and beyond the point that would fully compensate the non-breaching party. Punitive damages are meant to punish a wrongful party for particularly wrongful acts, and are rarely awarded in the business contracts setting.
Nominal damages are token damages awarded when a breach occurred, but no actual money loss to the non-breaching party was proven.
Liquidated damages are specific damages that were previously identified by the parties in the contract itself, in the event that the contract is breached. Liquidated damages should be a reasonable estimate of actual damages that might result from a breach.
If damages are inadequate as a legal remedy, the non-breaching party may seek an alternative remedy called specific performance. Specific performance is best described as the breaching party's court-ordered performance of duty under the contract. Specific performance may be used as a remedy for breach of contract if the subject matter of the agreement is rare or unique, and damages would not suffice to place the non-breaching party in as good a position as they would have been had the breach not occurred.
A non-breaching party may cancel the contract and sue for restitution if the non-breaching party has given a benefit to the breaching party. "Restitution" as a contract remedy means that the non-breaching party is put back in the position it was in prior to the breach, while "cancellation" of the contract voids the contract and relieves all parties of any obligation under the agreement.

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AP has totally lost it. This isn't a fact check. This is an op-ed with cherry-picked arguments presented them as if they are "settled science." This is a polemic. apnews.com/7eb07814117f46…
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"MYTH: VAST NUMBERS OF IMMIGRANTS ARE POURING ACROSS U.S. BORDERS" -- AP basically says as long as the number is about average there is no problem and that you can't say the numbers are a lot. Well, that is an opinion.
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Many Americans think the number is vast and other Americans (including the AP) think the number is small enough not to worry about it. That's not an issue of Myth and Fact.
"MYTH: IMMIGRANTS ARE TAKING AWAY JOBS" -- It's wrong to blame immigrants but of course they are taking jobs that might have otherwise gone to prior immigrants or US-born workers. It doesn't have to be a zero-sum game for there to be an impact.
The AP waves away "firsthand stories of losing a construction bid or an office job to a foreign worker" as if those people are making immigrants the scapegoats for their own failings. That's not a fact check.
There are numerous case studies of industries using an increase in foreign workers to displace American workers, including in the LA janitorial and body shop industries in the 1980s and the technology industry starting in the 1990s. jstor.org/stable/10.1525… The AP ignores them.
Instead, the AP says "employment data suggest that the influx of immigrants helps increase overall hiring for the U.S. economy rather than erode job growth." But the "myth" wasn't about growing the economy or the total number of jobs. Of course immigration does those things.
But the benefits are distributed unevenly. From 2000 through the first quarter of 2014, all of the net employment gains went to immigrant workers.
Also notice how glibly AP dismisses the harm to Americans who don't have a HS degree "only about 6.2 percent." The implication is that since they are such a small part of the population, any concern about what immigration might do to them doesn't matter. Unbelievable.
"many people seeking to reduce immigration rely on research from George Borjas" as if he is a lone voice in the wilderness. Even the pro-expansionist economist the AP quotes says immigration has "a substantial negative effect (−6.7%) on wages of previous immigrants"
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The AP references the National Academy of Science, but not this finding: "almost one-half of the decline in real wages for native-born high school dropouts from 1980 to 1994 could be attributed to the adverse impact of unskilled foreign workers." prospect.org/article/two-si…
Or the fiscal cost at the state level: CA -$18.96 billion; TX -$7.8 billion, NY -$5.79 billion, IL -$4.16 billion, NJ -$3.24 billion, WA -$2.51 billion, MA -$1.86 billion, CO-$1.18 billion, AZ -$1.17billion, FL -$1.14billion, GA -$1.02billion, NV -$620m. cis.org/Press-Release/…
Economists who favor immigration expansion celebrate that lower wages is a byproduct: "Their presence in the labor market reduces the prices of child care, food preparation, house cleaning & construction." People know this and recognize when others aren't telling the truth.
"immigration reduces the wages of domestic workers who compete with immigrants. That's just supply and demand...it's inevitable that this means a fall in wages." krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2006/03/27/not…
"Our skilled wages are higher than anywhere in the world...If we open up a significant window for skilled workers, that would suppress the skilled-wage level and end the concentration of income." archive.boston.com/business/globe…
"The overall evidence suggests that the manufacturing and immigration trends have hollowed-out the overall demand for middle-skilled workers in all sectors,while ...producing downward pressure on the relative wages..." ftp.iza.org/dp9107.pdf


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As a KS backer I got the keys for the expansions. I was able to activate and use them, and they still show as valid in my Hidden Achievement account. However, when I went in this morning they all appear as locked. Not sure if this is an HA or Steam issue, and have contacted them as well.


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Marsha is a graduate of Western Carolina University with a bachelor of science degree in child and family studies. Marsha has also successfully completed the Johnson & Johnson Management Fellowship Program at UCLA. She previously served on the North Carolina Governor's Residence Board, and currently chairs the Madison Hornbuckle Children's Cancer Foundation in Cherokee. Marsha has contributed many volunteer hours to improve local school system initiatives, and coaches children in our local community. Marsha is an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.


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So I've been planning on making this thread for a while, but I'm just getting to it now
Anyways, as probably most of you know that in Weekly Shonen Jump, authors write a comment every week about whatever is on their mind. I thought I'd make this thread and update it with our beloved Oda's comments.
First things first, here is a link that will take you to the old comments that Oda wrote from his first work before he started One Piece!!
All credit goes to the biggest One Piece fan I know of, Greg Werner, and everyone who helped him in this awesome project. Really if it wasn't for him, we wouldn't have every single comment Oda wrote since he published his first work.
The list includes the comments until August 26th, 2013. Thus, I will be adding the comments that follow them, on here myself.
I hope you guys can enjoy Oda's thoughts and comments about a variety of things, as much as I did
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Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #40. September 2nd, 2013: "I'm watching the Japanese reality show Terrace House twice a week. I'm not addicted, I swear! Go Daiki!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #41. September 9th, 2013: "I went to see Kabuki for the first time in my life. Seeing it live was much more powerful than I could have imagined. I'll have to do it again."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #42. September 14th, 2013: "The Wind Rises was amazing! I can't even describe it. The movie touched my heart!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #44. September 30th, 2013: "They say that thirty-eight is a turning point in a creator's life and that many suddenly pass away at this age. I must live!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #45. October 7th, 2013: "I was able to go to the GReeeeN concert, and it was amazing! It's like I traveled into the future!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #46. October 12th, 2013: "I've been relaxing to the song "Tokyo" by a singer named Saya Asakura. So relaxing."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #47. October 21st, 2013: "My assistants use Skype to play video games with former assistants. I barge in and play too."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #49. November 2nd, 2013: "I once had the honor of meeting Takashi Yanase (creator of Anpanman). I aspire to be like him when I am older. May he rest in peace."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #50. November 11th, 2013: "The Olympics are in Tokyo in seven years! I'm excited, but what will Japan be like by then?"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #51. November 18th, 2013: "I went to watch All Japan Pro Wrestling on an invite from wrestler Minoru Suzuki. What a day of laughter and action! Yeeaow!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #52. November 25th, 2013: "I don't think many people know of it, but I started watching a show called Amachan. As they say on the show: "Jejeje!""
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #2. December 9th, 2013: "A few weeks ago I mentioned All Japan Pro Wrestling when I meant New Japan Pro Wrestling. Minoru-san, how embarrassing! Yeeow!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #3. December 16th, 2013: "I got an iPhone. It's all about the iCloud. I'm having trouble because my device is up in the clouds!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #4-5. December 21st, 2013: "The shogayaki (ginger pork) boom is here! Let's have it with cabbage and mayonnaise! Happy New Year!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #6-7. January 4th, 2014: "Happy New Year! Last year, I felt like I abused my body throughout the whole year, and I was cursed for overdoing it. I'm going to do it all over again this year!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #8. January 20th, 2014: "Being on the Jump Festa stage every year has been fun, but my manga aesthetic is telling me that last year's appearance will be my last. Thanks!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #9. January 27th, 2014: "I finally got to see the new Ghibli movie Kaguyahime no Monogatari. What beautiful animation. Japanese people are amazing!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #10. February 3rd, 2014: "Do an internet search for "One Piece Cry Heart Short" and check out the video. The quality is amazing!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #11. February 10th, 2014: "The Dressrosa arc has started in the anime. Knowing what will happen in the future should make for a much different viewing experience."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #13. February 24th, 2014: "LINE app stickers for One Piece have been released! Thank you so much to the Toei anime staff. I can't wait to use them!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #14. March 3rd, 2014: "The new Sugar Rusk flavor Umaibo is so good! It doesn't have the hole in it, but it's still delicious!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #15. March 10th, 2014: "Nose Bleed! Thanks so much for the Valentine's Day chocolates. The sugar is powering the series!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #16. March 17th, 2014: "I saw Kosanji Yanagiya do a rakugo (traditional comic storytelling) performance. It was the first time I laughed so hard at a performance of Sokotsu Nagaya (The Row House of Careless People). He's a master!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #18. March 31st, 2014: "My staff is smirking. They're watching BABYMETAL on YouTube and smirking."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #19. April 7th, 2014: "Once I'm done with this week's chapter I'm doing a joint interview with Momo-chan. There might be a party. Wait, it's supposed to be an interview!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #20. April 14th, 2014: "I met Momoko Sakura for the first time. What a pleasant person! And what delicious homemade curry!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #22-23. April 28th, 2014: "I've become a man who understands the greatness of tekkamaki sushi rolls. The name is cool and they taste great!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #24. May 12th, 2014: "As an adult I should want to use an expensive pen, but the 400 yen ones are the easiest to use."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #25. May 19th, 2014: "For some reason, I was invited by my friends Sekai no Owari to see their concert. Wow, what an amazing perspective they have!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #26. May 26th, 2014: "Because of Ryo Nakama (creator of The Story of Isobe Isobee manga), I keep wanting to use samurai dialogue. Darn you, Ryo Nakama..."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #27. June 2nd, 2014: "I tried out a famous smart phone escape game called Doors. I'll need to check out a real escape game next..."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #30. June 23rd, 2014: "I'd rather be healthy but busy instead of on vacation and in pain. Sorry for all the trouble I've caused everyone on many fronts!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #31. June 30th, 2014: "They're switching out my editors, Isaka and Onishi. Thanks for all the hard work, guys! My new editor is Sugita and my former editor Kawashima is coming back!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #32. July 7th, 2014: "I went to Hayao Miyazaki's Nutcracker and the Mouse King exhibit. I was so happy to see new art and be taken into a new world."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #34. July 19th, 2014: "The Taiwan One Piece Exhibit is a huge success. I went to Taiwan to thank everyone who made it happen. People are amazing."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #35. July 28th, 2014: "I wasn't able to go to the One Piece Escape Game held for those involved in creating it. (So sad!) I might have to sneak into one that's open to the public."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #36. August 4th, 2014: "I was wondering why Shibata and Ishiyama hadn't been coming to assist me lately, and it turns out they have new series! Good luck!!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #37-38. August 11th, 2014: "I started the One Piece Treasure Cruise mobile game after hearing it's been downloaded five million times. I really want to get "Ace" and the "Happiness Punch"!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #39. August 25th, 2014: "Taiyo Matsumoto's Sunny volume 5 is a masterpiece! It's brimming with artistry! It can't be imitated."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #40. September 1st, 2014: "I miraculously was able to meet up with some old friends. It's funny how we remembered certain things totally differently."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #41. September 8th, 2014: "The architect of my current house and my work studio is the same person! So Stylish!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #42. September 13th, 2014: "I keep running into old friends. What's with all these coincidences? Is my number coming up soon...?"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #43. September 22nd, 2014: "The audition tape for the voice actor for Sabo was amazing! Please watch on 9/28. The voice actor for Sabo will be..."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #45. October 6th, 2014: "I was blown away by Amuse's passion for the Tokyo One Piece Tower theme park opening in the spring. It's going to be awesome, just you wait!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #46. October 11th, 2014: "I was invited to go to a live performance by the comedy duo Nagareboshi. The "Giveneyland" bit made me laugh so hard I thought I would die."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #47. October 20th, 2014: "I saw Yoshida and Masa from the band Dreams Come True for the first time in a while. Their youthful energy revitalized me!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #48. October 27th, 2014: "Lately I've been getting invited out by so many people. If only I could go to all these events."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #50. November 10th, 2014: "Colleague, friend and rival. I'm thankful for being able to be serialized alongside you for fifteen years. Kishimoto-san, otsukaresama!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #51. November 17th, 2014: "I participated in Halloween for the first time! My house is so full of party items that creating a costume was no sweat!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #52. November 22nd, 2014: "No matter how great the series, it doesn't get the cover for the final chapter. Gotta love Jump sticking to its guns."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #1. December 1st, 2014: "The One Piece Dance Battle phone game is now available in Japan. I had some reservations at first, but it's actually pretty fun!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #3. December 15th, 2014: "Bunta Sugawara, the greatest looking guy in the world with the best bone structure. Rest in peace. I have no words. I will draw Akainu with great respect."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #4-5. December 22nd, 2014: "We started a section on the Japanese One Piece website that features my scribbles. Sorry, they're just scribbles."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #6-7. January 5th, 2015: "Tokyo One Piece Tower! Kabuki! So many big events this year! Happy New Year!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #8. January 19th, 2015: "I did a search with the key words "avex One Piece" and found 47 character songs to enjoy."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #9. January 26th, 2015: "This year's New Year's party was full of youthful energy. I feel like this'll be a strong team!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #10. February 2nd, 2015: "I started playing Threes because Ijuin-san said it was fun. Crap, now I'm addicted!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #12. February 16th, 2015: "I've been listening to new bands on iTunes and agreeing with their lyrics. We must be from the same generation."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #13. February 23rd, 2015: "I met with Sayuri Yoshinaga for a certain project that won't be made public. She was so pretty that it looked like she was sparkling!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #14. March 2nd, 2015: "The One Piece Nippon Judan! 47 Cruise CD is 1,000 yen, but it's only 250 yen on iTunes. What a deal!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #15. March 9th, 2015: "After watching a boring movie, I start thinking that I should have watched three episodes of The Walking Dead instead."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #17. March 23rd, 2015: "Tokyo One Piece Tower has opened! I strongly recommend it! You can enjoy a full day there!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #18. March 30th, 2015: "I joined the Suzuki-gun of the New Japan Pro-Wrestling league! Now when my editor comes to pick up the manga pages, I'm gonna attack him with my art!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #19. April 6th, 2015: "I met Utsu-san from TM NETWORK. Great guy, and what an amazing voice and performance!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #20. April 13th, 2015: "When rakugo (traditional comic storytelling) artist and national treasure Kosanji performs Tokisoba, the laughs don't stop! What a master!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #22-23. April 27th, 2015: "I watched the much-talked-about movie Love Exposure. It really moved me. The director Sion Sono and the actors were amazing!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #24. May 11th, 2015: "BBQKDN!! = BBQ no kisetsu desu ne!! (It's BBQ season!) The charcoal's already burning! Time to cook some meat!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #25. May 18th, 2015: "I went to the beach for Golden Week! I figured I should absorb plenty of sun, but then I got sunburned. Ouch."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #26. May 25th, 2015: "I went to the Naruto exhibit. The somber feeling walking around the venue thinking I'll never see Naruto again... Priceless."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #27. June 1st, 2015: "I bought an Apple Watch. I can use my watch to make calls or for voice input. But will I be able to do it by myself outside? (Laughs)"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #28. June 8th, 2015: "Is it true that a new type of turtle appeared in One Piece Treasure Cruise for only one day?! I missed the Guerilla Turtles that day!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #30. June 22nd, 2015: "Best in the world!! When I was a kid, I was told to become the best at something. I did it!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #31. June 29th, 2015: "I went to a Mr. Children concert. Wow... It was awesome! The new album is great too!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #32. July 6th, 2015: "I'd like to recommend to new readers in Japan the free One Piece app, where you can read the manga for free. The color pages are also awesome!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #33. July 13th, 2015: "When I squeeze the soft Monimaruzu animal toys it relaxes me. So when I squeeze them while working I start to fall behind schedule."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #34. July 18th, 2015: "Dunk some thick cuts of meat in cola, cook on all sides and let them rest. Today, I'm a meat master chef!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #36. August 3rd, 2015: "I went to the Summers comedy duo live show that only comes around every two years. I was laughing so hard that my face started hurting. I had to watch the rest of the show with a sad face."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #37-38. August 10th, 2015: " I went to Kanda Myojin Shrine and ended up doing a collabo with Love Live! School Idol Project. How did this happen?!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #39. August 24th, 2015: "Ennosuke and the rest of the staff for the kabuki play are really good. Worked really hard on the art too. I can't wait!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #40. August 31st, 2015: "Universal Studios Japan! The shows this year were amazing once again. Awesome productions!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #41. September 7th, 2015: "Every single member of the band GReeeeN is shockingly amazing. I'd love to work with them on something someday."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #43. September 19th, 2015: "I had heard that revolving sushi places were getting awesome these days, so I went to check one out. It was amazing! I want to live there!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #44. September 28th, 2015: "For Obon I went to that famous shop in Uguisudani. I was blown away by the unbelievable atmosphere and artistry."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #45. October 5th, 2015: "Heishi A-kun no Uta (Soldier A's Song) stays in my ear. I mean it stays in my heart. What a wonderful song with a message."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #46. October 10th, 2015: "The staff is addicted to the noodle snack Soba de Sky. We get them by the box and they disappear instantly."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #48. October 26th, 2015: "One Piece LINE stickers that move and talk have finally been released! Get ready for the most valuable voices in Japan!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #49. November 2nd, 2015: "The One Piece kabuki!! To the staff behind the scenes and all the actors, I thank you from the bottom of my heart! It was all really moving for me."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #50. November 9th, 2015: "I ran into Osamu Akimoto Sensei at the One Piece kabuki performance hall. He said it was his second time seeing it. I'm so honored!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #52. November 21st, 2015: "I went to Naoto Takenaka's show. It's awesome because it combines video footage and live acting! It was wonderful!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #53. November 30th, 2015: "I tried to see the One Piece kabuki show one more time before it ended, but it was sold out! Whoa!!!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #1. December 7th, 2015: "Sorry for all the breaks. I'm working really hard on a bunch of things and eating oden for next summer."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #3-4. December 21st, 2015: "I went to the Dreams Come True Wonderland festival that only happens every four years! That band blows me away every time."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #5-6. January 4th, 2016: "Happy New Year! I'm going to work hard to make One Piece fun again this year. Because it's manga!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #7. January 18th, 2016: "I had my health check at the end of the year. It was a whole lot of stuff. I want to exercise."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #8. January 25th, 2016: "This is Kochikame's fortieth year. And yet Akimoto Sensei is still full of curiosity. What a cool guy."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #9. February 1st, 2016: "Try searching YouTube for nekomamushi song."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #10. February 8th, 2016: "I joined a gym! I'm working out once a week and getting healthy! ...But it was all a dream."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #11. February 15th, 2016: "I finally saw Star Wars! It was really good. I'm no longer afraid of spoilers."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #13. February 29th, 2016: "Played a little futsal on a team with Sakurai from the band Mister Children. It was supposed to be for my health, but it almost killed me!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #14. March 7th, 2016: "I started doing calligraphy. I never knew it was so much fun!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #15. March 14th, 2016: "How can these LINE stickers created by Kanahei be so adorable?!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #16. March 19th, 2016: "Kids, seniors, young people, men, and women. I've been playing futsal with a super-mixed group! Now my muscles are killing me..."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #18. April 4th, 2016: "I got to see the Nankai Candies comeback show and Miyuki Imori's thirtieth anniversary show up close and personal."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #19. April 11th, 2016: "Sesame soy milk sundubu (Korean stew) is so delicious I can't stop eating it! It's so goodubu!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #20. April 18th, 2016: "My grandmother, who got really mad at me when I wrote "I'll kill you" in the manga, passed away. May she rest in peace."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #21-22. April 25th, 2016: "Matsui-kun, congratulations on concluding Assassination Classroom after four years! Let's be serialized together again soon!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #23. May 9th, 2016: "You fix things and then they break. Aftershocks are enemies of the heart. Please take care!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #25. May 23rd, 2016: "I sprained my ankle! My ankle got swollen, so swollen I had to work on my pages with my leg elevated."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #26. May 30th, 2016: "The children who are victims of the earthquake are afraid to be alone. Of course they are."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #27. June 6th, 2016: "One Piece Thousand Storm game! Please don't kick me out of your group just because I'm weak!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #29. June 20th, 2016: "I don't have the courage to use "w." It means "laughing," right? I better practice. w! www!!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #30. June 27th, 2016: "I went to the Kuniyoshi and Kunisada museum exhibit. It was supposed to be a casual outing, but I was so blown away by the quality that I felt small in comparison."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #31. July 4th, 2016: "The new movie One Piece GOLD is done, and it's amazing! See it in Japanese theaters starting July 23!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #33. July 16th, 2016: "The playing cards you get with movie admission are really nice. But it's limited to the first two million, so please hurry. The movie opens 7/23 in Japan."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #34. July 25th, 2016: "Summer break! Did you see the movie Gold?! Wasn't it awesome?!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #35. August 1st, 2016: "I'm hearing a lot of good things about the 3-D and 4-D versions of GOLD. I better watch it this weekend!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #36-37. August 8th, 2016: "I watched GOLD in 4DX. The shaking was fun, and the 3-D was at a level I'd never seen before!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #38. August 22nd, 2016: "Kubo-san, congratulations on 15 years of hard work on Bleach! Get some good rest."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #39. August 29th, 2016: "The movie GOLD is such a big hit that the theatrical run has been extended into September!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #40. September 5th, 2016: "What a surprise! No, I'm seriously shocked. I feel the same as everyone."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #42. September 17th, 2016: "I could cry. Akimoto Sensei is free! He's free!!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #43. September 26th, 2016: "The Terrace House show is so good! I'll never forget the drama on the 43rd week!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #44. October 3rd, 2016: "Kiyoshi Ryujin 25 is so fun. Ryujin, please do the afro again!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #45. October 10th, 2016: "Do you know about Kenko Land spa? Is that heaven or what?!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #47. October 24th, 2016: "Tsukune meatballs aren't meat! That's how I used to be, and now I'm an adult who enjoys them with ponzu sauce."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #48. October 31st, 2016: "My staff was freaking out over PS VR. Then I tried it and freaked out too!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #49. November 7th, 2016: " I ran into a lot of old friends at the KochiKame party!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #51. November 21st, 2016: "Congrats on eight and a half years of Toriko, Shimabu! Go drink as much as you want!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #52. November 28th, 2016: "A One Piece movie will open in China for the first time. The scale is massive compared to Japan!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #1. December 5th, 2016: "I had dinner with Kishimoto-san and Shimabuu. These are my brothers in battle, and seeing them always reassures me. Twentieth anniversary, let's go!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #2-3. December 12th, 2016: "I had dinner for the first time in a while with Tokuhiro Sensei and Arkperformance Senpai. It brings back memories of twenty years ago."
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #4-5. December 26th, 2016: "Thanks to the radio, I'm hooked on Spicy Peanuts and Pingo candies. What delicious food!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #6. January 7th, 2017: "A New Year's video message from me has been uploaded on one-piece.com. Happy New Year!"
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #7. January 16th, 2017: "I'm the guy who buys the leftover holiday food like the Christmas roasted chicken and the New Year's Day osechi."
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I would so watch a reality show of Oda-sensei's life. Even though he devotes so much time and energy to One Piece he still knows how to go out and have fun!
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Thank you for the update, viva! <3
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Posted 3/8/14 , edited 3/9/14
Oda is a real cool dude.
Living life to the fullest.
Now I want some tekkamaki sushi. ( º﹃º )
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I worship sushi. Look, it's even in meh username!!
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WOW! New editors and former editor! :3
I've read a little about some of the backlash over the sexism present in the events that take place and the characters' perspectives. Do you think it's necessary for Oda to distinguish what are his ideas and feelings from what are solely his characters? Has Oda ever directly addressed any of the criticism leveled at his characters and their behavior or principals, however misguided or misunderstood they might be? If he hasn't, do you feel he owes it to the fans to set the record straight on any of the characters or themes in the manga?
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Yeah that was chapter 755. I felt the same way. Even though he was making a joke, there's a line to how far you can go. I believe Oda crossed the line with this one to the point where it wasn't funny and it ruined the chapter for me.
Since this occurred during a fight between two characters I'll use a spoiler tag:
This happened during the fight between Franky and Senor Pink. Oda introduced a woman character named Kuween, and she's 20 years old. It was odd for Oda to give us her age because obviously she's not going to be an important character, but I guess giving us her age is Oda's safety net to the main problem. Now, you may know that Pink's character is that he's hardboiled and is portrayed as being "manly". Women fall for him, and they want to be with him. Heck, in one chapter a woman says "Make love to me Senor", I was a little surprised to see this line because it's One Piece.
So basically what happened was Kuween tried to attack Franky and he kissed her. She threw a fit about how Franky needs to take responsibility. Then my main problem with this scene happens. Senor Pink says "When a woman tries to interfere in a fight between men, how else should she be silenced."
Franky says that she shouldn't get all worked up over a kiss or two. Then both Franky and Pink say that falling in love with a kid would give them a nasty hangover.
From watching many anime and manga, I saw a lot of young girls being embarrassed and shy when it comes to romantic situations. That's why I said giving us her age is Oda's safety net.
My main problem as I said is Pink's line. It generalizes women even if Oda was specifically targeting young women. Heck, even if he was only targeting young women, I still think it's offensive. So Oda's message is, if a woman is throwing a fit, you should kiss her to silence her? That's offensive if you ask me.
I'm not sure how fans in Japan reacted to this. If there was a lot of criticism from Japanese fans, maybe Oda will make a response.
I don't think it matters if this is not what Oda's beliefs and ideas are. Oda doesn't treat Sexism like other issues. He portrays Racism, Slavery, Child Abuse in a serious manner and as problems we need to solve. However, when it comes to Sexism, it usually happens during a gag, which adds to the problem. I'm just disappointed that lately we've been seeing these kind of things more often. I think this one is the worst one yet.
viva_cmpunker wrote:
To your knowledge, has Oda ever elaborated on what kind of music he listens to and enjoys?
I recall that he mentioned he likes Soul, Rock, Enka, and Classical music.
Thanks for that update!
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you can see the flames here, a brush fire in byron. right near discovery bay. at least three structures are on fire and power lines are down in the fire zone. now our nbc bay area sky ranger is flying to byron as we speak. we'll continue to monitor this fire both on air and online. good ev andeng, thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre, the risk much higher than previously thought. >> we have been analyzing these numbers and this data for weeks, and just two hours ago, uc berkeley released this three-page memo to all students, parents, faculty and stuff some 50,000 people telling them some of the highlights that we found, primarily that 68 different billions owned by the univers y
university -- buildings, are all over the campus, the bell tower, and of course foothill dorms where students just moved in last week to start the fall semester. many of these buildings are listed by the uc system as safe but under a new engineering assessment recently completed they are all classified as poor or very poor. when it comes to withstanding an earthquake. >> we have learned more about what earthquake ground motion close to faults can be like, and you know, we're now incorporating that new knowledge into the assessment of these buildings, and as that new knowledge comes into play, many buildings that were deemed safe in the past now have some open questions. >> is there concern by some faculty that enough hasn't been done yet here? >> there is some concern. i personally have concerns about that. >> reporter: now this is all
part of a reassessment of all buildings on the university of california campuses statewide, some nine campuses and it does not mean the buildings have gotten worse as they have gotten older, merely that scientists have a better understanding and appreciation of how those buildings might actually handle a real earthquake. our team is still crunching these numbers, so coming up tonight at 11, we will break all of this down for you. we'll show you which buildings rank where and we'll explain the new seismic system to show you where the risk is and what the university is going to do about it. that's tonight at 11. >> we'll be tuning in. certainly unnerving for parents. dying on the streets, that is the troubling news out of contra costa county, the number of homeless people dying has dramatically increased. those numbers are coming. do we know why we have seen that increase? >> reporter: well, there are several theories about why we're seeing that increase, for one,
there are more homeless people who are older, over the age of 62. here at trinity center, it was move in day here, and this is a place where the homeless can come to get services, food and showers, and that's especially important because the number of homeless here in the county is on the rise. as these three will tell you, living on the streets is challenging, wendy vigil says she game homeless three years ago. >> sold the home. >> reporter: she says she's helped save homeless friends fighting to survive. others have not been so lucky. according to a new report by contra costa county, 59 the homeless people died in 2018, up 34% compared to the year before. >> medical care is hard for people living on the street. nine times out of ten, they don't see a doctor when they should see a doctor so there are a lot of health issues. they don't eat healthy, they
don't exercise. they're busy surviving. >> reporter: the report found the number of people aged 62 or older who were homeless has doubled. >> there may be people that are living on social security that can no longer afford the rentals that they have, and they're making a choice between food or rent. >> new numbers show the homeless are taking much longer to find housing. advocates say it's because the bay area has very few affordable options. some new programs are helping. >> we have housing navigation services now that are very useful in helping people identify yununits, figure out w they can afford, apply for units and take them to meet landlords. >> reporter: for those who don't have the money to pay nominal rent, the battle to survive in the bay area continues. to give you an idea of just how hard it is to get affordable housing here in the county, when a new apartment complex opened offering 58 affordable housing
apartment, 4,700 people applied. reporting live in walnut creek, nbc bay area news. if you would like to read the entire report released by contra costa county, you can go to our web site, nbcbayarea.com. we want to get back to the breaking news in byron. crews are fighting a brush fire along the byron highway near s vasco road, and highway 4. you can see the flames and smoke. there is a live look from the sky ranger that just arrived on the scene overhead. at least three structures are on fire and when we saw it just a few minutes ago, there were many more flames. here's possibly good news. now we're seeing a lot more smoke. it looks like from our vantage point, firefighters are getting the upper hand. there were three buildings that were on fire. this is off the byron highway near vasco road. we'll continue to monitor this
on air and online, and bring updates as need. here comes the money and the green light. within the last 30 minutes, good news for the vta and its plans to bring b.a.r.t. into the south bay. the head o. federal transportation authority is in town and using san jose as an example. let's bring in our business and tech reporter in san jose with this notable announcement. scott. >> reporter: they're calling this a down payment on the future of silicone valley, a huge financial shot in the arm. the announcement made by the head of the federal transportation authority here at the barry s station, it's $125 million, a plan to fund this transit system a huge boost to vta and to b.a.r.t. now, from here this will be phase two, going from east san jose, into milpitas, the 125 million will go toward building that faster and more efficiently, and here's how it went down.
>> in an area known for congestion, vta predicts that this project will serve 52,000 passengers a day, and remove 27 million miles that would have been driven in private vehicles. >> so again, a big, big, financial shot in the arm for public transportation, and the future of silicone valley. again, as far as the timetable, the warm springs station is expected to come here to berryessa by the end of the year. phase two is to go from here through san jose, into santa clara. that is expected to happen around 26 or 27, and that is what the $125 million grant will go towards, building that as fast as they can. reporting live from the the berryessa station, scott budman, nbc bay area news. two teenagers are accused of kicking and punching a pizza hut employee and then robbing the
restaurant. it happened earlier this week at the pizza hut in pinole. this was the surveillance video. the employees said they pointed a gun at her, kicked and punched her and then stole money from the cash register. now, officers were able to spot the get away car and catch up to the teenagers once they left the pizza hut. they threw a handgun out of the window before pulling overment police say they recovered stolen cash and other evidence in the car. a new judge appointed today in a high profile case involving a homeless man accused of attacking a woman outside her apartment complex. the case delayed until tomorrow due to scheduling conflicts. the judge ordering that we not show his face. the d a's office dropped the separate assault charge, turns out he wasn't even in the bay area back in february. >> this is an example of how
misidentification occurs often from eyewitnesss and at the end of the day, he has been in custody for nine days based on something he didn't do. >> when the case returns tomorrow, vincent's attorney will ask the judge to release him, and allow him to wear an ankle monitor until the trial begins. the s.w.a.t team, crisis negotiators and tear gas, that's what some people in a fairfield neighborhood woke up to when federal agents rolled up to a home this morning. they were there to serve a warrant but it turned into a standoff. jodi hernandez was there all day long until it ended. neighbors have questions about what happened there. >> reporter: there are definitely still a lot of questions. the secret service tells me this all centers around a fraud investigation. this remains an active scene. you can see the court is still cordoned off with police tape. federal investigators are finally serving the search warrant they came out here 12 hours ago to conduct.
>> i think that this is very scary. i think it is intense. i think that this is a good neighborhood, and i would never expect this to be over here. >> that's how neighbors reacted to the unsettling scene that played out in their unusually quiet neighborhood. police say it all started when the u.s. secret service came to a house on shenandoah county early this morning to investigate a case. >> we received a call at 7:00 this morning from the united states secret service and the u.s. marshals office requesting assistance. they were conducting an operation, and stated they had someone barricaded in a home. >> the fairfield s.w.a.t team surrounded house and tried for hours to coax the occupants out, eventually deploying tear gas. >> we did not receive any response after a couple of hours, the s.w.a.t team began to introduce chemical agents into the house. people started to come out. >> our cameras were rolling as
six people came out with their hands up, some of them visibly impacted by the tear gas. police led all of them away in handcuffs. the s.w.a.t team also knocked out a back fence, trying to get to the occupants inside. after more than eight hours, police finally confirmed everyone was out. now the secret service is busy searching the house and what they say is a fraud investigation. and we are back here live where again, this remains an active scene. federal agents are currently searching the home, looking for evidence in what they call a fraud related investigation. no word on how long the search is going to take or what the folks we saw handcuffed, taken out and handcuffed, what kind of charges they may face. reporting live in fairfield, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. donald trump is making his first visit to the bay area as president. he's coming to town next month. it's a fundraiser, hosted by the
republican national committee. the event is september 17th at an undisclosed location in the bay area. ticket prices as high as 10,000 bucks for a couple. up next, after years of investigations led by our team, a major settlement reached with the leaning millennium tower. the massive price for the people who live there. what's the future of mavericks a different kind of wave could be crashing on the high profile surf competition. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot cooler today. down to 77 in walnut creek. we'll tell you how much cooler it will be tomorrow, plus an updated storm path on hurricane dorian, and when it could hit the united states. that's in about six minutes.
people who live in the syncing millennium tower settled
their lawsuits today. the deal is worth about collectively half a billion dollars. and at least some of it, attorneys say, will come from taxpayers. >>. the millennium tower has been the center of a two-year legal tug of war, but both sides finally ended that fight today in a san francisco courtroom. >> it's a global settlement. >> attorney david castleman represents homeowners in 145 units in the building. he says the deal came after a year of mediation. >> everybody feels that they compromised a little more than they want, which is kind of the essence of a good settlement, so in that sense, i think it's a very good result. >> reporter: under the deal, all but one of the 419 homeowners claims against the developer, contractors and consults, and the sales force tower will be resolved.
the cost is said to be in the range of a half billion dollars. >> it's really good news. >> reporter: but the development firm says it's too early to talk details. >> i can't get into the case itself. but we're happy to be at this point in the process. >> reporter: he says the deal will pay for a fix, expected to cost $100 million. that fix involves installing 52 piles that reach down to bedrock to keep the tower from sinking any further. it's leaning 18 inches at the top. at least part of the cost will hit taxpayers. that's because homeowners had also sued the plublicly funded transbay terminal next door claiming the construction there further destabilizing the already millennium building. the head issued a statement today saying the details were still being worked out but still denying liability so there's no word yet on how much taxpayers are on the hook.
jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. today also marks one month since the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. three people died and thousands of lives were impacted. one of the victims, 13-year-old keyla salazar from san jose. tonight her family and friends will be holding a vigil. yesterday, the gilroy city council approved a temporary memorial for the victims at christmas hill park, the site of the garlic festival. an emergency exercise became a little too real today at travis air force base. someone reported the sound of gunshots near a supply warehouse. it happened during a scheduled active shooter training drill. the base was briefly locked down before they determined it was a false alarm. airport officials did not offer deeper explanation about the initial reports of gunshots. there are hints this evening that the waves may be crashing on the maverick surfcontest, in a story only on nbc bay area,
robert handa joins us from half-moon bay, why so many people are worried that mavericks won't happen this year even if the conditions are perfect. >> reporter: that's right. officials here are kind of used to drama around mavericks, but this time there are time limits involved. now, the window for the contest opens november 1st, but there is also a window to get other things including obtaining crucial permits. right now, everything is at a standstill. the mavericks contest window starts in november, that's when everyone watches the forecast. if and when waves get big enough, top surfers around the world will have 48 hours to gather. the whl took over after the previous organizer went bankrupt, and offering equal pay for women competitors during the next contest. for various reasons, mavericks hasn't been held for three seasons. now officials realize while the
wfl holds the contest permit, it does not apply for other permits needed, a process that takes six months. >> people are starting to talk, we're hearing rumblings from within the wsl, that they may be bailing on holding the competition this season. >> a maverick surfer told me by phone she's worried. >> each time we think we're going to get the opportunity, something keeps happening so fingers crossed that everything lines up and we have the best event ever. >> i'm worried, and i'm not -- i'm not going to say i'm d disappointed yet because i don't have enough information but i'm sensing that things are not coming together in the way that they should. >> reporter: and when you have reached out to the wsl, what's been the response? >> no response. >> reporter: now, we also reached out to the wsl and have not heard back. we talked to other leaders in the surfing community who did not want to be on camera, and
they told us they're worried the contest may have become too expensive for sponsors, now with the prize money and the overtime cost for the agencies needed. brennan acknowledges, no one but the wsl knows why nothing is happening. live in half-moon bay, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> that's been a mess for the last several years. we hope they can turn things around. it's a big tedeal for so many people around here. >> listening to your forecast about the waves too. >> no hope for the big waves in the next couple of weeks, but we are looking at major changes that rolled on in today. i know a lot of you were really happy about this after lots of upper 90s and low 100s the past couple of days. you can see in san francisco, the fog is rolling in, and it is thick right now. currently in san francisco, 64 degrees, and as we continue through tonight, we'll keep 60s and also that fog in the forecast. with it this strong right now, the big change i want you to be
ready for as you move into tomorrow morning is the widespread cloud cover. look at this, it's going to be probably the most widespread coverage we have seen in a couple of weeks. cloud cover here through marrin, napa, sonoma county, also for the peninsula, and most of contra costa, alameda counties, patchy fog down towards san jose and isolated drizzle near the coastline. as we head through the afternoon, sunshine returning and temperatures are going to warm up. the good news, no 100s in the forecast tomorrow. we're going to keep it nice and comfortable across the south bay, 86 in morgan hill. one of the warmest is antioch at 86 and that's not that bad. through the north bay, 77 santa rosa, head to the coastline, bring your jackets, 60s from half-moon bay to san francisco. of course we'll have your complete seven-day forecast coming up in what you can expect for labor day weekend. i want to get you an update on the tropics, hurricane dorian,
exiting puerto rico. we think this is going to move close to florida by sunday and monday. winds of around 100 miles per hour, possibly as a category 2 or 3 hurricane. i'll take a closer look at florida and the cities that could be near this path. that's coming up at 6:48 tonight. >> a three day weekend is coming up. thanks, jeff. up next at 6:00. steer clear, you get it, cows continue to invade an upscale south bay neighborhood. what's the owner of the cows doing about it.
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not what you see every day, an upscale neighborhood getting a little more country than you'd ever expect. >> front lawns and streets were taken over by cows and bulls. the city of san jose is getting involved. the big question what the what's the owner going to do about the wayward cows. san jose, silver creek area, with an update on a story we broke last night. >> raj and jessica, the city of
san jose is getting involved and their animal services center may have found the owner of these animals. they're hoping that people who live here won't have to deal with this much longer. >> i don't know what to do, how to clean it up or, like, get control over this. >> reporter: when you're paying a lot of money to live on a street like white tail lane in san jose, you're not expecting to come home to this. >> big cows and bulls with big horns. >> reporter: walking and grazing on people's multimillion dollar properties, tearing up the grass and leaving behind waste and creating a new threat for drivers, especially at night when it's harder to see them. >> it's not like a one day thing. it's been happening like almost every day. >> reporter: neighbors say the animals have been coming and going for two months, sometimes in groups of six or seven. this is cell phone from a driver on the road at 1:00 in the morning, and these are pictures
of the livestock from another homeowner taken earlier during the day. neighbors have had it, and everyone wants to know, who do the cows belong to, and how can they make it stop. now the city has an answer. >> we are working with one owner who told us that he thinks it is his cows but we haven't been able to confirm it yet, and so but he's volunteering to remove some of the cows that he thinks are the ones that are getting out. >> reporter: in the last two days, the city of san jose's animal service center has gotten involved and tells us the owner who thinks the cows belong to him, claims someone has been cutting with his fencing. >> at some point work with the owner and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: in the meantime, animal services says that owner has picked up and removed several cows that were roaming here. the neighbors say the cows come from the hill over there and then cross over into their neighborhood on this side. again, animal services says it's still investigating all of this. they're asking people not to get
too close to these cows and these bulls and they're asking people to call animal services instead or just call the police. reporting live in san jose. anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> that is a potentially dangerous situation if you get too close. up next at 6:30, one less candidate in the crowded field of democratic presidential hopefuls. we're going to tell you who's bowing out. first, as hurricane dorian roars toward puerto rico and florida, a president trump tweet storm is blowing through, what he's saying about puerto rico.
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right now at 6:30. hurricane dorian prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency. puerto rico dodge the full brunt of the storm. florida may not. right now, dorian is moving away from puerto rico and the virgin islands. >> it didn't have the power of hurricane maria two hours ago but it did pound the island with heavy rain. the results rr power outages and some flooding. as the storm moves over the atlantic now, it will gain strength and could reach category 3 when it hits the u.s. now, the hurricane is also creating a political fire storm with president trump in the eye of the storm. >> a series of tweets today has puerto rico and politicians lashing back at the president. our janelle wang.
>> reporter: president trump slams puerto rico. no longer a direct hit but hurricane dorian forcing thousands in puerto rico to evacuate to shelters. >> this is terrible, i mean, that's the last thing you want to do is leave your home. >> reporter: puerto rico not taking any chances as it still recovers from hurricane maria two years ago. that category four storm killed nearly 3,000 people. president trump declaring a national emergency and also delivering critical tweets posting the storm is heading as usual to puerto rico, and writing, puerto rico is one of the most corrupt places on earth. their political system is broken, and their politicians are either incompetent or corrupt, adding he's the best thing tt's ever happened to puerto rico. the mayor of san juan who he's called incompetent, responded to a phone interview. >> we have no time for the
tweeting incompetence of the president of the united states, who continues, to do, rather than what he's supposed to do, continues to get in the way with his divisive and aggressive comments toward the people of puerto rico. >> reporter: those in the storms path are focused on the storm's next move. >> everyone, you know, should be getting a plan for their family. everyone should have a stockpile of food and water and medical supplies. >> that includes florida, where dorian is likely to strike the state later this week as a major hurricane. >> dorian, a category one hurricane right now but will gain strength as it moves west in the atlantic. jessica. >> thank you. dorian is five days away from making the landfall in florida. too early at this point to determine the storm's impact path. people in central florida not taking any chances. they know the routine. they have done it many times before, and they spent the day today filling up sand beings. >> being from northern new york, i have gone to many blizzards,
ice storms, many things like that, so i'm just saying, it's just a little different storm. >> forecasters think that the storm could be a category 3 when it hits florida. the crowded field of presidential candidates just got less crowded. new york senator kirsten gillibrand is out. senator gillibrand dropping out of the race because she failed to qualify for the september democratic debate. gillibrand's poll numbers weren't high enough. she positioned herself as a champion for women and families, and now pledges to support whoever wins the nomination. newly appointed secretary of defense mark esper held a rare media briefing at the pentagon today. es per stepped into the permanent role last month, joined by the chiefs of staff, general joseph, promising to communicate more with the media and addressed topics ranges from afghanistan, iran and north korea expressing concern about recent tests of short range
ballistic missiles. >> we want to understand what they're doing, and why they're doing it but on the other hand we're not going to overreact. we want to take a measured response and make sure we don't close the door to diplomacy. >> despite three meetings with president trump on denuclearization, leader kim jong un has not kept a single commitment to the u.s. so far. tonight, an admission and an apology from apple. your iphone conversations with siri weren't as private as you probably thought. ouide contractors were allowed to listen in on your conversations. this is especially troubling because apple has long claimed it's far more focused on privacy than its rivals, google and alexa. apple says it has not been living up to it high ideals and vows to do better. a local cyber security expert said apple simply got caught. >> nothing should be done with our data. they got caught, and this shouldn't be the case, apple is holding the flag for privacy for
other tech companies. >> apple says from now on, only apple employees will be able to hear snippets from your interaction with siri, not third-party contractors and users will have to opt in to have their conversations heard. a change to a controversial change in the s.a.t., the college board putting an end to the adversity score, based on each student's socioeconomic background and high school. it was meant to recognize disadvantaged test takers, people who support the change saying scoring inequality simplifies the process. they will replace the score with something called landscape, providing counselors with information on a student's background, which includes factors like average neighborhood income and the crime rate. landscape won't combine the data into a single score, and won't alter the s.a.t. results. san jose and san francisco, top ten cities with the most motorcycle thefts last year.
there is a silver lining, the rate is dropping. the national crime insurance bureau releasing a report showing motorcycle thefts are down about 5% across the country. out of the more than 40,000 bikes stolen, the top brands include honda, yamaha and suzuki. sports motorcycles tend to get snatched for often but you can protect your bike no matter what kind. >> if you treat your motorcycle li your home, lock it down at night, make it harder for them to steal, they will go and move on to the next bike that is not as well protected. >> nearly 850 motorcycles combined were stolen in san francisco and san jose last year. >> it is a sign of the times. for decades a classic example of neon art, directed diners to wings restaurant in san jose's japan town. after 94 years, though, wings shut its doors earlier this year, and that meant the owner had to move the sign from its old jackson street location. folks at history san jose have the sign for safe keeping.
the owner of wings wants to reopen her kitchen for catering, hoping to put the sign back up once she gets the new location. be prepared for change, why the world's largest hotel chain is no longer offering shampoo and soap the way you're used to. the super lice...♪
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a troubling discovery at a woodside gas station, credit card skimmers, workers at the chevron found the devices on monday. the skimmers which are nearly undetectable can steal your credit card number as you pay at the pump. san diego county sheriffs investigators say this isn't the first time this chevron on woodside road has been targeted. one customer said his credit card number was stolen five times. could the pill be making you depressed. a study shows there may be a link between birth control and the mood disorder. surveyed 1200 u.s. women, girls who took birth control as teens
were more likely to develop depression as adults, compared to those who started taking as adults. science is stressing that research doesn't prove the pill causes depression, but that there may be some association between the two and more research is necessary. plastic shampoo bottles are about to become a thing of the past at marriott hotels. marriott is the largest hotel chain in the world. it will no longer stock rooms with single use bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and the goal is to cut down on the plastics damaging our environment. marriott said all of the hotels should make the change by december of next year. that's very good news. >> it is a good idea. now where am i going to get my plastic bottles that i take with me from the hotel. >> you do have a lot of fancy sh shampoos. we have basic stuff. definitely saw a drop in the temperatures today.
>> some areas down 50 degrees. you'll see into east bay, upper 90s at this hour. yesterday, just 77 in concord. we'll talk more about the cooling and the big thing to watch out for tomorrow in just a few minutes. ♪ new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express.
nbc bay area responds to a lot of complaints about package delivery. >> consumer investigator says you have some surprising rights when unwanted merchandise ends up at your door. >> a product arrives addressed to you but you never ordered it, do you have to pay for it, the federal trade commission says no. federal law prohibits mailing unordered merchandise to consumers and then demanding payment. as for the product, the ftc says it's yours. you have a legal right to keep it as a free gift. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. the number is 888-996-tips, or online at nbcbayarea.com/response. >> thank you, chris. well this summer, baseball fans at oracle park have been
treated to an out of this world, marking the 50th anniversary of the moon walk. >> taking us behind the scenes of the local company that created them. >> these are absolutely identical. >> they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. >> they are mind blowgly realistic. >> which may explain why a plain looking office in san rafael. >> this piece is from the metropolitan museum of art. >> holds what appears to be some of the world's great art treasures. >> but in reality, what appears to be high art is actually high-tech. lisa fed refer lisa's company makes 3 d prints from high quality scams. while the company always aims for the stars, its recent project with the smithsonian proved out of this world. the company was hired to make 15 replicas of neil armstrong's
space suit to put in ballparks across the u.s. >> the goal was to produce them and bring back the magic of the day 50 years ago when neil armstrong walked on the moon. >> the launch pads for the project were high resolution scans of arm strong's original suit that captured every letter on every patch, every bit of stitching. >> there's 8 million points of data. >> they captured writing on arm strong's sleeve. >> you can see where he had his commands, his cheat sheet when he was out there in case he forgot what to do. >> there the team made 3 d prints of the suit in 16 parts, which were assembled to create a model used to make all 15 suits when were then hand painted. >> mixing the different colors to get it as close as possible to the original. >> i was able to come in and do some finishing work here. >> from the helmet to the boots, every inch looks as real as the
one that stepped on the moon july 20th, 1969. >> it takes something that looks like fantasy and brings it into the real world. >> the suits are installed in 15 major league ballparks, including san francisco's oracle park. >> i took about 60 photographs of people posing with it before the game. everybody wanted to be next to it, touch it, pose with it. >> the suits will remain up into the fall giving people a chance to step into that one small step for man. nbc bay area news. >> this weekend, you can see buster posy and the giants and you can see the neil armstrong replica there. >> jeff, i want to ask you a quick question because both of us have family in florida. they have been through this routine before. when can we expect the hurricane shutters to go up. looks like sunday, maybe impacts on monday. a lot of the forecast date is going toward central and parts of southern florida as well. we'll have more on that exact path coming up, if you do have
family there, friends or you might be traveling to florida over the next couple of days. live look outside in san jose. the big headline in the bay area is the cooling temperatures down to 74 degrees. it feels really nice outside. and we have 60s moving on in as we head through tonight and also for tomorrow morning. now, the big thing we want you to be watching out for is the fog tomorrow morning. we had this system developing in the pacific and it's basically just helping to reinforce this westerly wind and keeping the fog going at the immediate coastline. wait until you see this, the fog is not just going to be at the coastline, it will be widespread throughout marrin, napa, sonoma county. be ready with the drizzle, and a little bit of fog there for the south bay and also for the peninsula as well. we'll clear out from that once we hit the afternoon tomorrow with plenty of sunshine. so just be ready for the cloud cover tomorrow morning, and also these cool temperatures to start
instead of mid-70s as you walk out the door in the trivalley. 60, that will feel better for you. 50 in the peninsula. chilliest weather in san francisco with 56 and the east bay starts off at 62. as we pass through the day tomorrow, temperatures actually a little bit below average in a few locations, downtown san jose one of them at 79 degrees. right through the east bay, no more upper 90s. down to 83 here in pleasanton. 77 vallejo. 78 in martinez. the peninsula, 78 in palo alto, 74 in san mateo. san francisco, it will be in the 60s no matter where you head. breeze out of the west at 18 miles per hour, and the north bay also feeling a little bit of this cool air. 74 in mill valley. 80 in nap pa, and 77 in santa rosa. extended forecast has a simple pattern in san francisco. morning fog. afternoon sunshine, and look we bump it up a couple of degrees
this weekend. it's not going to be hot. low 70s right into labor day for san francisco, and similar weather into tuesday and wednesday. inland valleys, we'll keep you in the 80s through friday's forecast. it keeps up this weekend, not too hot. 90 right there for labor day. we'll drop it off a couple more degrees by tuesday and wednesday. mighty fine forecast as we wind out august and head into september for the bay area. tropical update, hurricane dorian and the latest has it exiting. puerto rico right now, it approaches florida by sunday. possibly moves in sunday night into monday as a category 2 or 3 storm. winds around 100 miles per hour, based on the current data, closer view of this shows really anywhere from palm beach to daytona beach is where we could see landfall. of this there is a lot more we need to know about it. those are the folks thinking about thi and preparing rain in
that dangerous storm surge. the usual run of the groceries in the stores. generators. >> water. >> i talked to my mom today, we got to do this, that and the other. >> my mom has hurricane shutters up. she likes to put them up early and she's in total darkness for days. >> good to be ready. up next, it's almost time for some of the best golfers in the world to return to the bay area. it's a great event. melissa colorado joins us next from napa county. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites with the emmy award-winning x1 voice remote. show me the best of amy poehler, again. this time around... now that's simple, easy, awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more, all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today.
next month some of the biggest names in golf will be in napa, the safeway open pairs prose like phil mickelson and former pro athletes like tony romo, all for a good cause. >> last year's tournament donated to much needed fire efforts. melissa colorado joins us now from the silverado country club. >> reporter: i don't know how to play golf but i know how to drive a golf cart. work is underway, you can see the tents are going up for next month's fourth annual safeway option. >> some come for the golf. >> reporter: this isn't bottle rock and it's not the masters and augusta either but if you give wine lovers a golf club,
welcome to the safeway open, set to start on september 25th. >> i'm excited to see the players, great shots. >> reporter: hall of fame johnny miller is a patriarch, the retired golf analyst face timed with a sports broadcaster. >> former dallas cowboys quarterback, tony romoho's taking a suspending at competitive golf. >> obviously a chance to compete again. >> when he's not calling football games. >> you have done really well announcing, almost as good as me. >> it's fun to get out there and compete, and also to learn. >> reporter: among the golf pros romo will be competing with. >> i'm excited about molinari being here. >> reporter: it raises $2 million for the napa community. this year instead of funding fire relief efforts, some of the money will goo needy high
school students who can't pay for college. >> we'll be able to give the money to kids, education, food banks. >> reporter: and of course we cannot forget about the music. crews right now are working on setting ut stage for jake owens, bad company, and grammy award musician, rob thomas will be performi performing during the safeway open. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, the elk in point rays national seashore in marrin county is a popular attraction, they are causing problems for local ranchers. we're going tell you about the controversial plan that has a lot of people upset. that's coming up tonight on our 11:00 newscast. >> that will do it this evening. thank you, we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> have a great evening. thank you for joining us. >> bye bye.
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retrofuturistic thriller Exekiller will be released on PC – Igromania
Kane Dane August 20, 2021 Cyberpunk, New Game Release, News, Steam
Independent Krakow studio Paradark announced her debut project. This is an action adventure Exekillercombining cyberpunk, retro-futurism and western. In it we will play the role of a bounty hunter trying to survive in a dystopic post-apocalypse.
Exekiller takes place in 1998 in New York. Twenty years ago, the Great Fire engulfed the entire earth, and only a third of humanity survived in it. Power was seized by corporations, and he began to plunge into chaos and anarchy.
Our hero will have to extract "souls" – components of the S.O.U.L.S biochip, which are produced by one of the ruling corporations. Chips collect information about their owner, and at the same time manage it, but without S.O.U.L, a person simply does not exist.
In the course of the passage, we have to make decisions over and over again that will affect the development of history. For example, we can either kill our victims or release them. In this case, you can use both weapons and gadgets, and the environment, choosing a frontal approach or stealth.
Exekiller comes out in Steam, but it is not yet known when.
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#include <aws/lakeformation/model/LFTag.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/json/JsonSerializer.h>

#include <utility>

using namespace Aws::Utils::Json;
using namespace Aws::Utils;

namespace Aws
{
namespace LakeFormation
{
namespace Model
{

LFTag::LFTag() :
    m_tagKeyHasBeenSet(false),
    m_tagValuesHasBeenSet(false)
{
}

LFTag::LFTag(JsonView jsonValue) :
    m_tagKeyHasBeenSet(false),
    m_tagValuesHasBeenSet(false)
{
  *this = jsonValue;
}

LFTag& LFTag::operator =(JsonView jsonValue)
{
  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("TagKey"))
  {
    m_tagKey = jsonValue.GetString("TagKey");

    m_tagKeyHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("TagValues"))
  {
    Array<JsonView> tagValuesJsonList = jsonValue.GetArray("TagValues");
    for(unsigned tagValuesIndex = 0; tagValuesIndex < tagValuesJsonList.GetLength(); ++tagValuesIndex)
    {
      m_tagValues.push_back(tagValuesJsonList[tagValuesIndex].AsString());
    }
    m_tagValuesHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  return *this;
}

JsonValue LFTag::Jsonize() const
{
  JsonValue payload;

  if(m_tagKeyHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("TagKey", m_tagKey);

  }

  if(m_tagValuesHasBeenSet)
  {
   Array<JsonValue> tagValuesJsonList(m_tagValues.size());
   for(unsigned tagValuesIndex = 0; tagValuesIndex < tagValuesJsonList.GetLength(); ++tagValuesIndex)
   {
     tagValuesJsonList[tagValuesIndex].AsString(m_tagValues[tagValuesIndex]);
   }
   payload.WithArray("TagValues", std::move(tagValuesJsonList));

  }

  return payload;
}

} // namespace Model
} // namespace LakeFormation
} // namespace Aws

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