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Welcome to Fairfax County
Thumbs up for Silver Line: The long-awaited opening of the WMATA Silver Line, which connects the Reston and the Tysons areas of the county to the Metrorail system.
By Sharon Bulova/Chairman
Welcome to Fairfax County, the best place in the country to live, work and play. Fairfax County is home to a fantastic public school system, top tier business and shopping opportunities, compassionate human services, and some of the best parks and open spaces in the D.C. Metropolitan region. This summer featured the long-awaited opening of the WMATA Silver Line, which connects the Reston and the Tysons areas of the county to the entire Metrorail system.
Last June, I cut the ribbon to open a new segment of our Fairfax County Cross County Trail, named after former Chairman (now congressman) Gerry Connolly. It was his vision, while serving on our board, to build and connect trail sections to make it possible for someone to hike through all nine county magisterial districts. The northern end of the trail begins in Great Falls National Park at the breathtaking Potomac River and travels south to the historic Occoquan River.
The trail passes through stream valleys and meadows, then winds through fascinating Laurel Hill, site of the former Lorton Prison. In addition to parkland and a golf course, these grounds are now home to the Workhouse Arts Center where visitors can watch artists in action and enjoy plays, performances and community events such as Springfest every April.
Fairfax County has something for everyone. Northern Virginia Community College offers more than 160 degrees at the associate's level and numerous certificate programs. Its partnership with George Mason University provides families and students with a seamless, cost-effective path to a four-year degree.
George Mason University, recently named one of the top five "Up-and-Coming Universities" by U.S. News and World Report, is also recognized as one of America's Best College Buys by Forbes magazine. Under the presidency of Dr. Angel Cabrera, Mason is fast taking its place as a university for the world.
Fairfax County is known for its business-friendly climate. Time Magazine has described us as "the epicenter of the Washington region's job boom" and "one of the great economic success stories of our time." Although home to eight Fortune 500 company headquarters (corporate giants such as Northrop Grumman and Booz Allen Hamilton) about 97 percent of the companies in Fairfax County are small businesses with fewer than 100 employees. We are a great location for startups.
Of course, Fairfax County's greatest asset is a population that is welcoming and engaged. People from all over the globe have made Fairfax County their home, enriching our community with diverse cultures and entrepreneurship. Visit Fairfax County's website at www.fairfaxcounty.gov to learn more about what Fairfax has to offer.
As chairman of the Board of Supervisors, I am elected at-large by all registered voters. My office is here to serve you. If you have any questions or concerns, please email me at chairman@fairfaxcounty.gov or call me at 703-324-2321. I hope you will sign up to receive my monthly Bulova Byline newsletter that will keep you up-to-date on what is happening and how you can participate in all that Fairfax County has to offer you and your family.
Thanks for making Fairfax County your home.


Pack the dry ingredients, except for cheese, in a sandwich bag. Pack the cheese in a small bag and tuck it and the oil in with the bag.
Bring 1½ cups water and oil to a boil in your pot. Add in the pasta bag contents for time on pasta package. Lower the heat to maintain a gentle boil (medium or lower flame). When done, take off the stove, cover and let sit for a couple minutes more. Stir in the cheese.
Pick a small shape of pasta with a 7 minute or less cooking time to conserve fuel use.
Season to taste, those who like salt may wish to add it or more cheese. This is an excellent choice for those following a low sodium diet. The recipe makes a smaller dish, those with large appetites may want to consider doubling it.
To make vegan friendly serve without cheese or use one of the many vegan-Parmesan instead!


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Q: c++ program unable to execute while reading more than 500000 integers I have a project in which I have to store some values and return some results based on them. The results and stored values are all integers. I have made every variable a long long int so that it will definitely fit the numbers (the array could be as long as 1000000). While I get totally normal values on up to 400000 numbers stored and I get them in low time (0.25 seconds), on 500000 the program just fails to execute. If my antivirus is on, it will even delete the executable file once I try to build or run it. On build though, the program itself will not show any syntax errors. Any ideas?
Code below:
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
  ifstream TextIn;
  ofstream TextOut;
  long long int N, i=1, sum=0;
  TextIn.open("share.in", ios::in);
  TextIn >> N;
  long long int A[N];

  for (i=1; i<=N; i++) {
    TextIn >> A[i];
    sum=sum+A[i];
  }

  TextIn.close();
  long long int sum1c2=0, sum1c1=0;
  i=0;

  do {
    i=i+1;
    sum1c1=sum1c1+A[i];
  } while ((sum1c1<=2+sum/3) && (i<N-2));

  sum1c2=sum1c1-A[i];
  long long int sum2c1c1=0, sum2c1c2=0, sum2c2c1=0, sum2c2c2=0, j=i-1;

  do {
    j=j+1;
    sum2c1c1=sum2c1c1+A[j];
  } while ((sum2c1c1<=2+sum/3) && (j<N-1));

  sum2c1c2=sum2c1c1-A[j];
  j=i;

  do {
    j=j+1;
    sum2c2c1=sum2c2c1+A[j];
  } while ((sum2c2c1<=2+sum/3) && (j<N-1));

  sum2c2c2=sum2c2c1-A[j];
  long long int sum3c1, sum3c2, sum3c3, sum3c4;
  sum3c1=sum-sum1c1-sum2c2c1;
  sum3c2=sum-sum1c1-sum2c2c2;
  sum3c3=sum-sum1c2-sum2c1c1;
  sum3c4=sum-sum1c2-sum2c1c2;
  long long int max1=0, max2=0, max3=0, max4=0;

  if (sum1c1>sum2c2c1) {
    if (sum1c1>sum3c1){
      max1=sum1c1;
    } else {
      max1=sum3c1;
    }
  } else {
    if (sum2c2c1>sum3c1) {
      max1=sum2c2c1;
    } else {
      max1=sum3c1;
    }
  }
  if (sum1c1>sum2c2c2) {
    if (sum1c1>sum3c2) {
      max2=sum1c1;
    } else {
      max2=sum3c2;
    }
  } else {
    if (sum2c2c2>sum3c2) {
      max2=sum2c2c2;
    } else {
      max2=sum3c2;
    }
  }
  if (sum1c2>sum2c1c1) {
    if (sum1c2>sum3c3) {
      max3=sum1c2;
    } else {
      max3=sum3c3;
    }
  } else {
    if (sum2c1c1>sum3c3) {
      max3=sum2c1c1;
    } else {
      max3=sum3c3;
    }
  }
  if (sum1c2>sum2c1c2) {
    if (sum1c2>sum3c4) {
      max4=sum1c2;
    } else {
      max4=sum3c4;
    }
  } else {
    if (sum2c1c2>sum3c4) {
      max4=sum2c1c2;
    } else {
      max4=sum3c4;
    }
  }

  long long int final_max;
  if (max1<=max2 && max1<=max3 && max1<=max4) {
    final_max = max1;
  } else if (max2<=max1 && max2<=max3 && max2<=max4) {
    final_max = max2;
  } else if (max3<=max1 && max3<=max2 && max3<=max4) {
    final_max = max3;
  } else {
    final_max = max4;
  }

  TextOut.open("share.out", ios::out);
  TextOut << final_max;
  TextOut.close();
  return 0;

}

A: You cannot declare an array with runtime size on the stack without using a compiler extension. So long long int A[N]; is illegal.
That being said with a 500000 element array, you are likely to hit a stack overflow. You should instead do something like
TextIn >> N;
std::vector<long long int> A(N);
for (long long int i = 1; i < N; ++i)
{
    TextIn >> A[i];
    sum += A[i];
}
TextIn.close();

The reason this will help is that even though the vector A is declared on the stack, the underlying memory is allocated from the heap, which has much more memory available than the stack.

A: Creating arrays in C++ using runtime values as the number of entries in the array is not legal C++.  Some compilers can do this using an extension, but it still means that the code is using non-standard C++ syntax.
To get around this issue, plus more than likely solve your problem, use std::vector instead of arrays:
TextIn >> N;
std::vector<long long int> A(N);

The second issue is that you have at least one memory overwrite in your program:
for (i=1;i<=N;i++)
{
    TextIn >> A[i];
    sum=sum+A[i];
}

Arrays are indexed in C++ start from 0, not 1 and go to n-1, where n is the total number of entries.  So the loop above should be:
for (i=0;i <N; i++)
{
    TextIn >> A[i];
    sum=sum+A[i];
}

A: Without having looked at your code I would say that 500000 integers is a very large number. Lets assume 8 bytes per integer(Which I believe is the minimum size of a long long).
500000*8 == 4000000 bytes or 4 megabytes, which is probably close to, if not, the size of your program's stack.
Solution: try using heap memory if you are going to be storing that amount of data.
Although this may not be the problem, especially if the antivirus flags it up(Which seems very strange to me). And if this was the case your program would segfault.

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Tax changes won't mirror property value increases
By Matthew Merchant Reporter
Sep 6, 2018 at 6:37 PM Sep 6, 2018 at 9:27 PM
Most homeowners expecting new higher property valuations — and therefore significantly higher property tax bills — can relax.
While the revised appraisals will increase base taxes for many across Portage County, state law prevents voter-approved levies from collecting more revenue than authorized. Those taxes account for the bulk of tax bills.
It's complicated, but property taxes will not rise as much as the property values increased, said County Auditor Janet Esposito, noting the amounts will vary across the county's numerous taxing districts. That's because the amounts depend on how many levies or bond issues are in place for any given municipality, she said.
Only the inside millage portion of the tax bill goes up proportionally with property values. That's tax revenue the county, townships, cities, school districts and other public entities receive that voters did not have to approve. For nearly all property owners, that's a maximum of 10 mills, 1 percent of the taxable valuation (which is 35 percent of the total valuation of a property). If property values go up 10 percent, then the inside millage portion goes up 10 percent.
But the amount of revenue from levies approved by voters, or outside millage, cannot increase, which is one reason Ohio voters often see replacement and new levies on the ballot.
The larger outside millage portion of the bill can only go up if a property owner's valuation percentage increase is greater than the average percentage increase for their taxing district. If it's the same, the amount for that levy stays the same. If it's less, then the amount owed on that levy would decline.
Outside millage includes school levies or county-wide issues, such as those that financially support the county health department, Board of Developmental Disabilities, Mental Health and Recovery Board and others.
Levies on the upcoming November general election ballot, if approved, will be based on the newest assessments of value. Esposito could not say what increases might take effect.
The recent increases to property tax values are part of the state-mandated official assessment of every individual parcel of property in the county, including single-family homes and individual businesses, parcels containing warehouses or government buildings, agricultural land, commercial land and industrial land. Ohio has used the same basic process for decades.
Those with agricultural properties may see an increase in the Current Agricultural Use Value, or CAUV, due to the amount of agricultural property in the county. Esposito said those property owners should not worry about that, however, because of changes in those ratings at the state level.
Commercial and industrial property tax rates have also been frozen by the state for the past decade in hopes of incentivizing more businesses to settle in the state.
Reporter Matthew Merchant can be reached at 330-298-1127 or mmerchant@recordpub.com. The Canton Repository contributed to this report.

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At the presentation ceremony on the results of the annual contest "The best in the capital market of Uzbekistan", held by the Center for Coordination and Development of the Securities Market, Our company was again awarded "The Best Investment Advisor" in 2018.
At the presentation ceremony on the results of the annual contest "The best in the capital market of Uzbekistan", held by the Center for Coordination and Development of the Securities Market, Our company was again awarded the "The Best Investment Intermediary" in 2017.
Awarded the honorary award "Leader in the number of transactions" on the Republican Stock Exchange "Toshkent" according to the results of 2017, according to the version of the Stock Exchange.
At the presentation ceremony on the results of the annual contest "The best in the capital market of Uzbekistan", held by the Center for Coordination and Development of the Securities Market, Our company was awarded the "The Best Investment Intermediary" in 2016.
Awarded the honorary award "Leader in the number of transactions" on the Republican Stock Exchange "Toshkent" at the end of 2016, noted by the management of the Stock Exchange. Our traders completed over 750 transactions with a total volume of transactions for national and foreign currency for about 50 billion UZS in equivalent.


Samuel Bagshaw's Derbyshire directory lists traders, farmers and private residents in the county by town, parish and/or township.
The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle records the work of Christian missionaries throughout the world, and of the supporting missionary societies collecting money for the work in the British Isles. Contributions are listed by congregation, and by family members making donations.


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"I KNOW good science fiction when I see it. And that is what I have seen in the climate change debate – a lot of fiction dressed up as science. Most great works of fiction end up on the silver screen so it was inevitable that climate change would become a "major motion picture".
So, these were some of the words George Christensen MP used to open his speech to the Ninth International Conference on Climate Change in Las Vegas last week. It was entertaining with snippets of real information about what has been the economic cost of this folly to the Australian nation. You can watch the entire presentation from the link below (it starts at 29:00) or here (Keynote Lunch Tuesday), and read the text here.
There will be a co2 tax again if people are stupid enough to vote AGAIN for Labor and the Greens. The impeccable Bolter gathers all the info to warn about the fibs, half truths, exaggerations and outright lies told about so called CAGW. Shorten is an embarrassment to OZ and the Labor party. Just ubelievable stupidity.
At last the money making lie is being exposed for what it is,thank you.
Thanks, Jen. Congrats to Christensen. Good to see our politicians make a stand.
Climate obsession manifests as scary stories and uses sciencey stuff as props.
The human appetite for apocalyptic stories seems insatiable.
Nice post. It looks like the conference was a success. Glad you could make it.
Thanks for calling attention to George Christensen's presentation. I missed it first time through.
Well bugger me, I didn't know we had a politician in a major party who had a sense of humour, or any actual opinions of his own.
Go George, I hope it isn't just because he was away from the Canberra press gallery.
Come to think of it , it probably was . He would have been ridiculed into silence , or have been unreported, at home.
" The largest departure from average, on record" You never fail me ABC.
Christine Milne now wants a register of climate criminals, but Jennifer has missed out so far. Shame on you Jennifer, you'll have to try harder. Of course the Bolter has been included straight away..
The skeptic as I am I don't entirely exclude our contribution to the change but I still keep wondering what will they say if and when this all comes apart, and proves to be just a political ploy?
Will they apologise? You think Luke or buzzerboy will?
I loathe that 'climate criminal' term.
I think the Australian tax payer should pay to dump CM et al to fend for themselves in some of the places I have seen in India in the last week. . .or perhaps somewhere like Syria or North Korea?
Maybe they might then get an inkling about how environmentally responsible we are in Australia and even why that may be the case?
The Greens are all about sneering these days.
The term 'climate criminal' is just some nonsense, meaningless alliteration.
I'm glad that you brought up the Science Fiction angle. It's high time for Climate Realists to pool our considerable talents, and to make a Sci Fi movie of our own, to rival AIT. The first part could be a brief exposé, but that's probably been done before.
The second, and most important part, would involve futuristic fiction, whose premise is that people in the Western countries eventually get fed up with the incessant lying on the part of climate pseudo-scientists and their political enablers. Cutting to the chase — I hate that expression, by the way — Keith Briffa, James "Coal Trains of Death" Hansen, Mikey Mann, Susan Solomon, Kevin Trenberth, and others are put on trial for defrauding taxpayers, because the deliberate misrepresentations in their research articles were done on the public dime.
Unfortunately, His Goreness would probably be immune from legal action, because he never claimed to be a scientist. However he did say that one of his major points could be supported by high school physics. Anthony Watts made a good-faith effort to duplicate the 'high school physics' experiment, but he could not replicate the putative results. Oh well, sometimes the big fish gets away.
I haven't decided on some of the actors. But Congessman Trey Gowdy (spelling?) should definitely be the prosecutor. That's what he did before coming to Washington. I got perverse pleasure in watching the video of Trey making mincemeat of the IRS Commissioner.
It will be interesting to see if the Queensland government tries to rely on climate change as an excuse for the debacle over management of the Wivenhoe Dam in 2011. The class action lawsuit is due to be heard in the New South Wales court later in the year.
It will be very interesting to see if they play the climate change card in their attempts to wriggle out of the billion dollar damages claim. – It wasn't government negligence, it was carbon dioxide! Perhaps they will need to sue individual chemical compounds and send them off to jail.


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Michigan Bishops Release Statement on Immigration
Stating that it is unfair and mistaken to blame undocumented persons for problems more accurately attributed to a failed federal policy, the seven diocesan Catholic Bishops of Michigan, including Most Reverend Bernard A. Hebda, Bishop of the Diocese of Gaylord, have composed a statement on the public policy issue of immigration that is now being sent to Catholics across the state, to members of the Michigan Legislature and to the Michigan congressional delegation.
The statement was coordinated by the Michigan Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of the Catholic Church in Michigan. The full statementas printed in the August edition of FOCUS may be downloaded below.
The purpose for the bishops' statement is to draw attention to the lack of a cohesive and effective federal policy on immigration that addresses the common good for all peoples in the country, and to point out that Congress's failure to enact comprehensive immigration reform has lead to individual states, including Michigan, to address the issue. The bishops are calling on the Michigan Legislature to reject any measure that impugns immigrants, especially the undocumented, and are urging members of the Michigan congressional delegation to contribute to federal efforts that seek to fix the nation's immigration system.
Should the Michigan Legislature address immigration legislation, the bishops state any measure must strive to:
Uphold the human dignity of all persons and work against any injustice which would compromise the dignity of immigrants;
Promote and give priority to the reunification of families;
Recognize the rich contribution to the community by those immigrants and migrants who work and live here.
According to the bishops' statement "The federal government has the responsibility to enact and enforce laws that treat migrant peoples with the same dignity as its native-born citizens. As such, there must be a concerted effort to find a pathway toward citizenship for undocumented persons who live here, who work here, have raised a family here and have contributed to the common good."
The seven diocesan bishops of Michigan are Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron, Archbishop of Detroit; Most Reverend Bernard A. Hebda, Bishop of Gaylord; Most Reverend Walter A. Hurley, Bishop of Grand Rapids; Most Reverend Paul J. Bradley, Bishop of Kalamazoo; Most Reverend Earl Boyea, Bishop of Lansing; Most Reverend Alexander K. Sample, Bishop of Marquette; and Most Reverend Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw.
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After another winning week with a 2-1 record I'm now at 30-19-1 on the season with my Locks. Of Course I couldn't do it without performance enhancing Death Wish Coffee...the World's Strongest Coffee who power the Levack's Locks. Let's take another swing with three picks for Week 16.
Bill O'Brien is one of the best coaches with the worst luck in the NFL. So looking at this season where...KNOCK ON WOOD… his team has been pretty healthy I think he needs to really take advantage of the spot he's in. That spot is win and you clinch the AFC South, Win and watch the Pats lose and you clinch the 2 seed. JJ Watt, Jadaveon Clowney and DeShaun Watson put on a show . Texans + 2.5 at Philly.


A great science site for testing solids and liquids.
An informative website on the world's biomes.
This website has many links for studying animals and their habitats!
A Harcourt School website for electromagnet review.
Lots of information on biomes and ecosystems.
An interactive website to revew magnetism.
A Fosswebb website for electromagnet practice.
A fun review of circuits, symbols, and more!
A great interactive game for learning about different food chains.
An interactive map of the world's biomes.


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Antonelli College-Jackson offers 51-degree programs and 33 via distance education. Student-to-faculty ratio is 15:1. 9.7% are women, and 90.3% are men. The average annual total cost of attendance at Antonelli College-Jackson is 21826$, that is above national average. 20% of full-time Antonelli College-Jackson students completed their education in 150 percent of time: graduation rate is at the level of national average. Average salary after attending is $21,100, so if you studied 2 years, you'll get your funds back in less than 2 years.
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The Antonelli College-Jackson is a private and academic-year institution, so it's net price represents an average of all programs and includes only undergraduates who first enrolled in the fall term and receive Title IV aid. The total cost of attendance depends on whether undergraduates live on campus, off campus (not with family), or off campus (with family).
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Retail planning covers everything from the buying stage all the way to creating and merchandising collections in store. However outdated and bloated processes often make retail planning more time-consuming and inefficient, much to the detriment of the customer experience. So how did fast-fashion retailer ASDA George make their planning more effective - and in turn create a more inspirational experience for their loyal shoppers? Read on to learn 5 ways how.
One of ASDA's key goals was to improve the collaboration between buying and merchandising teams. Easier collaboration means teams can be more productive and creative - all helping to work towards their main goal of delivering a better in-store experience for customers.
As an example, ASDA's use of the MockShop software enables them to come up with new merchandising ideas on the fly, without having to spend a great deal of time going back and forth between departments.
Having over 240 stores across the UK means that inevitably, they will not all look the same. Many of them are differently sized and differ in availability of fixtures like gondolas and backwalls. Now picture sending visual merchandising guidelines to all of them at the same time - all of them will not be able to follow them exactly as intended.
To combat this, ASDA now creates planograms and VM directives that are relevant to store size. This means that each store cluster receives one that is more easily understood - as only pertinent information is given. This in turn makes it much quicker and easier for the field teams to execute these guidelines.
Whilst going paperless doesn't affect the end-consumer in any noticeable way, the switch to a digital ecosystem is invaluable in both saving money and keeping a better, more easily accessible record of all steps in the retail planning process.
By looking to create an end-to-end digital solution, the need to print can be completely removed. For example product collections can be created and analysed on software to then be merchandised in a virtual environment. The digital mock up can then be published to a planogram which gets sent out to field merchandising teams using iPads. All of these steps can be recorded, amended and accessed from a centralised point along the way - something that using physical means simply can't offer.
Mock up stores are used by many retailers to test and experiment different store layouts, how certain collections will be merchandised, how point-of-sale material can look - and much more. Having a physical one is certainly useful for having a real representation of the final outcome, but with this comes extra financial costs in merchandising it (not to mention time wasted).
Having a digital mock up store blows open the possibilities of experimenting with new layouts and merchandising ideas. Now there is no need for senior directors to walk around, or pictures being taken to brief store colleagues - as this can all be done digitally from one system.
A planogram is essentially one part of a set of visual merchandising guidelines. The planogram refers to the store layout and where products should be added to certain fixtures. Now when it comes to clothing, a planogram that doesn't have visuals of the products makes it hard to identify and ensure the right ones are being merchandised. Next, the creation of the planogram can take a lot of time as products have to be manually added.
ASDA George decided that in order to send new guidelines every 6 weeks in a much more cost and time-effective way, a change in process was needed. That change? Automating the creation of a planogram that's also highly visual.
With a visual planogram "It's so much easier for [the teams] to identify the product[s] within" and now "the process is so much quicker" according to Sales Development Manager Howard.
How can Visual Retailing optimise your visual merchandising and retail planning?


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Delta celebrates official airline partnership with UCLA
Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) has deepened its LA footprint outside the airport through a new three-year agreement with The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), which named Delta its official airline partner, the company said.
The partnership between Delta and a West Coast school is forging alliances with universities across the country that embed the airline and its employees in campus and alumni events, academics and career recruiting, all in an effort to become a lifelong travel partner to future customers.
Delta´s other university partners include Boston College, University of Florida, University of Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology, Indiana University, University of Michigan, Michigan State University, University of Minnesota, University of North Carolina, North Carolina State University, University of Notre Dame, The Ohio State University, Penn State University, Syracuse University and University of Wisconsin.
Delta Air Lines serves nearly 180 million customers each year. Delta and the Delta Connection carriers offer service to 321 destinations in 56 countries on six continents. Headquartered in Atlanta, Delta employs more than 80,000 employees worldwide and operates a mainline fleet of more than 800 aircraft.
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The 14th annual conference of the British International Studies Association (BISA) US Foreign Policy Working Group will take place at the Clinton Institute for American Studies, University College Dublin, Ireland in September 2018.
What does "The World" think of the US?
Whether by design or accident, the Trump administration has often torn up the rule book on how to behave at the international level. Trump's unusual approach has attracted most of our attention but what does the rest of the 'world' think about the US and how do these states act in the international arena? This panel brings in a number of experts to shed light on what the rest of the world is doing and thinking. Each panellist will have 5 minutes and then the discussion will be open to you, the public. It promises to be a rich and engaging conversation, and is open to everyone interested in world affairs.
This discussion is organised by the British International Studies Association (BISA) US Foreign Policy Working group in association with Waterstones bookstore and Liverpool John Moores University.
The panellists are Steven Erlanger, Diplomatic Correspondent for the New York Times, Dr Xin (Calvin) Liu (Chinese expert) LJMU, Dr Ruth Deyermond, Kings College London (Russian Expert) Dr Dimitrios Anagnokstasis University of Aberdeen (European expert) Dr Geraldo Zahran, Pontifical Catholic University of Sao Paolo (Latin & South American expert) & Dr Maria Ryan, University of Nottingham (US expert) . The event will be chaired by Dr Matthew Alan Hill, Senior Lecturer in American History & International Relations, LJMU.
Tickets are free but places are limited - therefore, please register here using the link to reserve your place.
The 13th annual conference of the British International Studies Association (BISA) US Foreign Policy Working Group will take place at tLiverpool John Moores University in September 2018.
The keynote speaker is Dr Leslie Vinjamuri, a Reader in International Relations and Chair of the International Relations Speaker Series at SOAS. From 2010-2018 she was (founding) co-Director then Director (from 2016) of the Centre on Conflict, Rights and Justice at SOAS. From May 2018, Leslie is also Head of the US & the Americas Programme and Dean of the Queen Elizabeth II Academy for Leadership in International Affairs at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs. The address is titled Brought to you by America: The New World (Dis)Order.
Other confirmed speakers include Dr. Ruth Deyermond Kings College London (Russian expert), Chief Diplomatic Correspondent Steven Erlanger New York Times, Dr. Hilde Restad (USFP expert), Dr. Xin (Calvin) Liu Liverpool John Moores University (China expert), Dr. Adam Quinn University of Birmingham (USFP expert), Dr. Maria Ryan University of Nottingham (USFP expert), and Dr Dimitrios Anagnostakis Liverpool Hope University (EU-US relations expert).
Tickets for the conference can be purchased here.


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Although spending on loyalty marketing is effective, marketers still heavily prioritize acquisition spending.
One study found that slightly less than half of consumers remained loyal to a Top 100 US consumer packaged goods (CPG) brand over a one-year span.
Consumers remain highly price conscious, but discounts aren't enough to keep them loyal. According to one study, 63% of US millennials participate in a loyalty program that supports their lifestyles and personal preferences.
Loyalty program memberships in the US climbed to 3.32 billion in 2014, up 25.3% from 2012. Growth was strongest in drugstores and restaurants.
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Mobile is changing loyalty marketing by raising expectations of instantaneity and consistency across channels. It has also opened up new opportunities in real-time messaging, customer service and seamless customer experiences.
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The club is committed to raising social awareness regarding environmental issues, imparting eco-consciousness and changing students' attitude towards protection of the environment by empowering the students to actively participate in the club's activities.
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The Gender Champions Club was established in 2015 in accordance with UGC guidelines in line with the directive of Ministry of Women and Child Development. The club aims at creating an enabling environment on campus for greater gender equality and to treat women with dignity and respect.
Healthcare Club of PSGRKCW sets an example to demonstrate the adage, 'healthy woman begets healthy society'. This club aims to build a platform to make fitness a favourite habit of students. It follows distinctive approaches to improve and promote overall wellness which includes physical, mental, social, emotional, spiritual and environmental well-being through health activities, workshops, games and awareness programmes.
The club encourages students to take part in sports and games from district to state to national to international levels. PSGRKCW provides an environment that facilitates optimal efficiency and effectiveness for the emerging dynamic women sports achievers by providing the best sports coaching facilities. The college has won several prestigious tournaments conducted at various levels and earned a reputation in sports.
The NSS in PSGRKCW operates with four units and 400 volunteers who participate in the credible, multi-dimensional service in the fields of education, environment, health, and skill development. The opportunities to participate in National Delegation Programme, National Integration Camp, National Youth Camp, and Republic Day Parade have helped the NSS volunteers to idealize their social skills, leadership qualities and aided in their holistic development. Along with NSS, Red Ribbon Club, WOW Club, and Road Safety Patrol have also rendered service to the community.
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Early 1900s oak furniture can be a good investment
Terry Kovel
Although antique dealers tell us early 1900s oak furniture doesn't sell, average Chippendale pieces are not wanted and fancy French designs of the past are out of style, some average examples and even good copies can be useful and a good investment.
In 1899, Wallace Nutting started photographing, hand-coloring and selling scenes that had a "Colonial" look. He bought and borrowed the furniture and accessories, and sold thousands of the pictures. There were some historic flaws in the pictures, like hooked rugs in front of the fireplace in an early 1700s scene. Eventually, he started to make and sell accurate copies of his furniture. Today, there are collectors of Wallace Nutting furniture as well as the photographs.
In the 1920s, Peter Hunt decided to paint early wooden furniture with the colorful peasant designs he developed. It became popular as a style, and today, Peter Hunt furniture sells for more than the type of furniture he repainted.
Costume jewelry also was made to look like expensive gold and gem-set originals. Nowadays, the best of signed costume jewelry can sell for thousands of dollars. A Wallace Nutting tavern table made in the early 20th century as a copy of an 18th-century table sold at a Garth's auction for $469.
Q: Anything old that pictures Uncle Sam is wanted for my collection. I have posters, advertising cards, cigar labels, product labels, toys, printed fabrics, dishes with the classic Uncle Sam in a top hat with stars and a stripes shirt, and even a folk-art carved broom handle that looks like a thin Uncle Sam. Friends say it wasn't legal to show him smoking. Are these pictures more valuable?
A: Your friends may be confusing the story with the baseball card that is now very rare because it was an ad for cigarettes, and the player made them stop using his image to promote smoking. There also are limits to the legal use of the president's name or image to promote a product without special permission. But Uncle Sam is a caricature and he is often copied. Smoking was popular, and no one had suggested nicotine was bad for the health when Uncle Sam was first pictured. The cigar or cigarette he held in ads represented his strength. The creation of Uncle Sam as a symbol representing the United States was created by Thomas Nast during the 1860s after the Civil War, but was soon associated with the Spanish-American War, Cuban independence and thoughts of cigars. He was named for Samuel Wilson, who supplied food to troops during the War of 1812. James Montgomery Flag redesigned Uncle Sam, and gave him the white beard and stars-and-stripes suit. That version became famous with a military recruiting poster in 1916. Cigars do not change the value of an Uncle Sam likeness, although younger generations of Americans have learned cigars cause bad health, so an icon of the United States isn't expected to have the bad habit.
Q: I have a Napanee Dutch Kitchenet in very good condition except for missing brackets that connect the top and base of the cabinet. I'd like information on where I might be able to buy replacement brackets.
A: The Napanee Line of Dutch Kitchenet kitchen cabinets was introduced in about 1914 by Coppes Brothers and Zook of Nappanee, Indiana. Freestanding kitchen cabinets like these were also made by Hoosier and other manufacturers. They were popular from about 1900 until the 1930s, when built-in cabinets became available. Sources for replacement parts can be found by searching online. One source for vintage kitchen cabinet hardware is Hardwareofthepast.com.
Q: I have a cup and saucer marked with a crown over crossed swords and the letters "R" and "C" between the swords. An ampersand is between the sword handles. Below that, it reads "Pompadour." Who made this, and what is it worth?
A: Your cup and saucer were made by Philipp Rosenthal & Co., which started in Selb, Bavaria, in 1891. This mark was used from 1891 to 1904. Several variations of the mark were used later. Pompadour is the name of the shape. Rosenthal bought other companies and eventually had factories in several other German cities. The brand became part of the Arcturus Group in 2009. The value of your cup and saucer is about $25.
Q: I have a large professional photograph of a group of Boy Scouts with the date 1911 written on the edge of it. My father is in the picture, but there are no names on the back. His family came from Germany in 1904 when he was six years old. They lived in Brooklyn, New York. I understand the Boy Scouts started in New York City and wonder if this might be a picture of it.
A: The Boy Scouts of America started in 1910. The National Headquarters was in New York City from 1910 to 1927, when it moved to New Jersey. The National Council moved to Irving, Texas, in 1978. Your photograph may be of an early troop and might be of interest to the Greater New York Councils in New York City or to the National Council in Texas. You can find contact information online.
Tip: To date an antique chair, look under the seat frame. Eighteenth-century chairs were braced with a thin piece of wood across the front corners of the set. Later chairs were braced with a solid block of wood screwed into each corner.
Terry Kovel and Kim Kovel answer questions sent to the column. By sending a letter with a question and a picture, you give full permission for use in the column or any other Kovel forum. Names, addresses or email addresses will not be published. We cannot guarantee the return of photographs, but if a stamped envelope is included, we will try. The amount of mail makes personal answers or appraisals impossible. Write to Kovels, (Name of this newspaper), King Features Syndicate, P.O. Box 22900, Beachwood, OH 44122.
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions.
Doll, Navajo, stuffed cloth, blue velvet blouse, red bottons, striped cotton skirt, beaded necklace, woolen black hair, 1950s, 12 inches, $84.
Toy truck, fire pumper, red, silver, white rubber tires, wooden rims, cast iron, Hubley, 1930s, 5 inches, $150.
Chess set, lapis lazuli, white marble, white border, fitted case, Morita Gil, 10 3/4 x 10 3/4 inches, $258.
Medical, prosthetic leg, maple, leather, metal hinges at knee, shoe, brown, c. 1900, 31 inches, $282.
Imari, charger, blue-and-white border, birds, flowers, red, white, green center, 1900s, 17 inches, $295.
Lamp, electric, three-light, caramel slag glass, laurel leaves, urn, silver tone base, vines, signed, Miller, 24 x 15 inches, $405.
Game table, George II, mahogany, demilune, gateleg, skirt, quarter mold edge, cabriole legs, 28 x 33 inches, $707.
Silver pitcher, cylindrical, quilted, twist handle, Earl Evans, Alfredo Ortega & Sons, Mexico, 7 1/2 inches, $1,020.
Silver wine cooler, flowers, double handle, Benjamin Smith II & James Smith III, England, 1811, 8 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches, $2,750.
Bronze sculpture, Sorel Etrog, walking figure, Canada, 1933, 8 inches, $6,875.
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The Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) and the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) are pleased to announce Amazon Web Services, Inc. will expand its operations in Utah, creating 300 new jobs over the next 10 years.
"We are excited Amazon Web Services has decided to expand in Utah," said Val Hale, executive director of the Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development. "This expansion will bring high-paying, advanced manufacturing jobs to the state and we look forward to the opportunities it will bring."
Amazon Web Services is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms to individuals, companies and governments. One of these services is Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, which allows users to have a virtual cluster of computers through the internet. Amazon Web Services is implemented throughout the world at server farms.
"These are high-wage, high-tech jobs that will have a significant multiplier effect on our economy. And it's gratifying for the state to be selected by a company with the means to put this facility anywhere in the world," said Theresa A. Foxley, president and CEO of EDCUtah. "It is a great validation of our quality talent and pro-business environment."
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Ronald Rodriguez, M.D., Ph.D., interim dean of the Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine at UT Health San Antonio, speaks at McCollum High School on Doctors' Day.
Ronald Rodriguez, M.D., Ph.D., lives with polycystic kidney disease (PKD), one of the most common, life-threatening genetic kidney diseases and affects thousands in the U.S. and millions worldwide.
Dr. Rodriguez, interim dean of the Joe R. & Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine, will join people nationwide to walk in support of those affected by PKD on Saturday, Sept. 9. The 2017 San Antonio Walk for PKD will be at OP Schnabel Park, Graff Pavilion.
Registration is at 7:30 a.m. Activities for children will take place at 8:15 a.m. The start line ceremony with honorary emcees will begin at 8:45 a.m. and the walk will begin at 9:15 a.m.
The funds raised by the walk will be used to heighten awareness and stimulate further research, he added.
"With continued support and ongoing scientific investigation, there is a realistic hope that someday we will be able to prevent progressive renal failure in patients affected with PKD," Dr. Rodriguez said.
The annual Walk for PKD is the signature fundraising and public awareness event for the PKD Foundation and is the largest gathering of PKD patients, family, friends and supporters, which number more than 11,000. The walk is hosted in more than 50 cities nationwide. Since 2000, it has raised nearly $24 million for PKD researchers to help bring treatments to patients.
Dr. Rodriguez's team is the UT Health Physicians Mito Power Team. To register for the San Antonio Walk for PKD, go to walkforpkd.org/sanantonio.


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CNN on Wednesday informed employees that layoffs had commenced, a move that is expected to impact hundreds of staffers at the global news network and mark the deepest cuts to the organization in years.
Chris Licht, who took over as chief executive of the network in May, described the cuts in an all-staff memo as a "gut punch" to the organization and told employees that "it is incredibly hard to say goodbye to any one member of the CNN team, much less many."


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Inroducing The King of Hearts, a sculpture with a purpose — by Welles
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For almost 50 years I've practiced creating beauty as a cornerstone of my spiritual path. To be honest I really don't know what I'm doing but receive and follow a series of inspirations, you know, the old light bulb going off in the top of your head. The results are a journey of discovery. The cost is faith. This is my latest work. It is all about opening the heart.
The purpose of this sculpture is to create something so beautiful that it rivets the attention of the viewers causing a moment of inner quiet. Because of that a little bit of Love, which I think of as creative energy, may flow through those so affected. The King of Hearts is intended to be a device that nurtures inspiration in others. It is the highest value of art that I can imagine.
I have another purpose that is dear to my heart. I wish to create a reference point to help introduce a new reality. "Michael Is Sovereign." That's the message. Here's what it means to me. I'm not asking you to believe it.
In the organization of the universes there is an order of perfect beings who create Local Universes in the realms of time and space. (I really should add that each has an equally Divine feminine partner from the Third Person of Deity.) There are over 700,000 of the Creator Michaels. Each of their realms in time and space is organized to be birthplaces for the emergence of new personalities into the universe.
Part of Michael's process requires that He be incarnated into a life of each of the types of beings in his own creation. That is part of the technique to experientially connect God to all the beings of Creation. His experience also creates an optimal path in spirit for his creatures who are just beginning their journeys to find the Creator in Paradise.
The physical embodiment of our Creator Son, Michael, during his final incarnation was Jesus of Nazareth. He chose our relatively insignificant world because it had been so severely negatively affected by a 'revolution in heaven' known as the Lucifer Rebellion.
With the last of His experiential incarnations accomplished, Michael was awarded full Sovereignty of his own creation. The King of Hearts is being built to celebrate that event.
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For day camp, bring the items you would normally need for playing volleyball (shoes, socks, knee pads, water bottle etc.). For our overnight camp, linens and a pillow will be provided, but we recommend you bring your own from home. Also, toiletries and any other person items you would normally bring on an overnight trip.
Yes! If you do not receive a confirmation email within 48 hours, please contact us.
CAN WE BRING MEDICATION TO CAMP?
Yes, we will have an athletic trainer on staff who will be able to hold on to medication during camp. Medication needs to be labeled and in its proper container. All of the information about the medication also must be labeled, for example the camper's full name, reason for taking, what's the dosage, and time to take the medication.
We do discounts for siblings. If you have a sibling, we'll give you 15% off of your sibling. Also if there's a group of 10 or more, we will take 10% off of your fee. If you're a group of 10 or more we will only take mail in registration. Discounts may NOT be combined.
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A RESIDENT AND COMMUTER CAMPER?
This is referring to our Rebel Skills Camp which is our overnight camp. You can choose to stay overnight (resident camper) or you can choose to commute to camp everyday (commuter camper).
Yes, parents are welcome to stay and watch. If you choose to watch, make sure you are parked in the parking garage (must pay to park) or you have a parking pass to avoid getting a ticket. See parking and directions for more information on parking.
WILL THERE BE A TRAINER ON STAFF?
Yes, we will have a trainer available to our campers.
UNLV parking is enforced 7am – 5pm Monday – Thursday and 7a – 1p on Friday. Parking is free on the weekends. Parking passes can be purchased at the Claude I. Howard Department of Public Safety office located directly across from the Paul McDermott Physical Education Complex (MPE). You can purchase a day pass for $6 or a weekly pass for $9.50. Passes may be paid in person at the Public Safety office or you can call and pay by phone. If you call and pay by phone they can only do day passes. If you purchase a pass you can park only in STUDENT SPACES. You can also park at the meters which only take quarters and it's $1.25/hour. We also have a parking garage that's located across from the Cox tunnel and that's $1 an hour or $4 for the day. Lot S is our free lot and that's located in between our softball and track field. Directions to our facilities are located below along with an interactive map, one for the MPE and the other to the Cox.


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Conservation Groups Champion Bill to Reform Biofuel Mandate
Jordan Lubetkin
Bill invests more than $11 billion to reverse impacts of mandate, puts forth solutions to protect drinking water, restore wildlife habitat, and confront climate change
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Seeking to break through the deadlocked discussions between oil interests and the corn ethanol industry, conservation groups signaled their strong support for bills introduced today in the U.S. House and Senate to reform the Renewable Fuel Standard and reverse the damage that the law—known as the biofuel mandate—has caused since its enactment in 2007. The mandate has led to the massive loss of habitat, strain on water resources, and increased climate pollution.
The legislation, introduced by Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) and Sen. Tom Udall (D-N.M.), calls for long-overdue changes to the biofuel mandate to help the United States support clean fuel goals, while protecting the environment and public health.
"This critical legislation offers common-sense solutions that protect wildlife, drinking water, and public health, while supporting family farms and putting the nation on track to meet its clean fuel goals the right way," said Collin O'Mara, president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation. "We thank Rep. Welch and Sen. Udall for their tireless leadership working to reverse the massive grassland losses and growing algal blooms exacerbated by the biofuel mandate—while also moving America toward cleaner, more sustainable fuels. We urge the full House and Senate to pass these bills, before the impacts to America's wildlife and waterbodies become worse and more costly to solve."
"I applaud Congressman Welch and Senator Udall for their leadership. It's time to admit that the Renewable Fuel Standard has done more harm than good and start supporting sensible fixes," said Henry Waxman, the former congressman and current chair of Mighty Earth. "Like many of my colleagues, I supported the admirable environmental goals of the RFS when we created it ten years ago. Now, it's clear that the RFS has been a net-negative for the environment. Not only has the RFS failed to spur significant development of truly advanced fuels, but conventional biofuels like corn ethanol and soy biodiesel are destroying wildlife habitat at home and abroad, polluting waterways, and increasing global warming pollution."
"We have already lived through a decade with mandates for corn ethanol, while opportunity and investment for cellulosic and advanced biofuels lagged behind," said Sarah Saylor, senior legislative representative, Earthjustice. We endorse the 'GREENER Fuels' bill as a much needed remedy for an upside-down Renewable Fuels Standard."
"Clean Air Task Force applauds Sen. Udall and Rep. Welch for their leadership on reforming the badly broken Renewable Fuel Standard," said Jonathan Lewis, senior counsel, Clean Air Task Force. "Over a decade after the biofuel mandate was greatly expanded, it is clear the time has come to scale the mandate down significantly and refocus it on truly low-carbon, environmentally beneficial biofuels, as originally envisioned by Congress."
"The RFS set out to build a bridge to better biofuels, but instead has only fueled the growth of industrial biofuels made from corn and soybeans. These fuels are bad for our rural communities that are trapped into growing fields and fields of the same crop, and bad for the environment," said Kelly Stone, senior policy analyst with ActionAid USA. "It's time for Members of Congress to recognize the failures in the RFS and support alternative fuels that are good for our environment. They can do this by sponsoring the GREENER Fuels Act."
"The Sierra Club applauds Senator Udall, Congressman Welch, and all the members of Congress who are putting common sense first rather than continuing to permit a dirty and destructive policy to remain intact," said Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club. "Instead of continuing to play political games with our environment and public health, these legislators are moving policies that will help undo the damage caused by the ethanol mandate. We urge Congress to pass this legislation immediately rather than continuing to push false theories about ethanol."
The legislation (S.2519 and H.R. 5212), the Growing Renewable Energy through Existing and New Environmentally Responsible (GREENER) Fuels Act:
Reduces the amount of ethanol in our fuel by placing a firm cap on the blend level of 9.7 percent (More than 10 percent is currently blended.);
Winds down the corn ethanol mandate beginning in 2023, after the current statutory volume requirements end, by stepping down the required amount of ethanol in the nation's fuel supply;
Limits the amount of virgin (i.e. non-waste) vegetable oil that can be turned into diesel, as the demand for vegetable oil for fuel has pushed oilseed producers to tear down forests abroad, including ecologically vital tropical rainforests;
Invests more than $10 billion over 10 years to restore habitat lost due to the mandate and prevent further loss;
Prevents the further expansion of E15 (gasoline that is 15 percent ethanol);
Protects wildlife habitat by enforcing existing land protections that are supposed to prevent converted land from qualifying as a source of biofuel material;
Confronts climate change by eliminating a loophole that allows older biofuel plants to skirt climate pollution standards, halting the conversion of habitat for biofuel, and incentivizing advanced biofuels that lower climate-disrupting pollution in our fuel supply; and
Prevents harmful or invasive species to be used to produce fuel.
The new legislation comes at a critical time, as ongoing conversations about reforming the Renewable Fuels Standard in the U.S. Congress and Trump Administration have failed to acknowledge and address the vast environmental problems with the biofuel mandate.


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Linda's story starts in Tucson Arizona and brings us all the way to LA where she followed her heart and her musical aspirations to become a pioneer in her field. Linda has received 12 Grammy Awards, two Academy of Country Music Awards and one Emmy as well as several Tony and Golden Globe nominations. She has sold more than 100 million records and has collaborated with Jackson Browne, Emmylou Harris, Neil Young and The Eagles, to name a few.
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Ghost Of Tsushima's New Legends Multiplayer Mode Will Not Have Microtransactions, According To Developers
Ghost of Tsushima, the wildly successful PlayStation 4 exclusive set in the world of Feudal Japan, is getting a multiplayer mode called Legends. While news of this mode made waves last week, some more information has come out that is sure to please gamers all over the world.
Legends will not feature any microtransactions.
Just the word microtransaction is enough to make a seasoned gamer dry heave. Allowing gamers to pay extra in order to progress or unlock features more easily is one of the most enraging trends to surround modern gaming in recent memory.
Sucker Punch, the studio responsible for this smash hit PlayStation title, has announced that there are no plans for this to occur.
"There are no microtransactions in Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, and we have absolutely no plans to add them," Sucker Punch said in a statement. "All of the content is unlocked through play."
This is sure to be a popular announcement, as companies like EA and Ubisoft have come under extreme fire in recent years for what gamers described as predatory attempts at monetization.
For example, EA's Star Wars Battlefront 2 worked on a Lootbox system, where players could pay to advance and unlock better weapons and classes.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the most recent game in Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed franchise, has a huge level jump between missions. Ubisoft then sold an upgrade for real money that allowed the player to level up faster and avoid the need to grind out levels by shelling out real money.
Sucker Punch has not announced an official release date for Ghost of Tsushima: Legends as of now. We know that it will be a free DLC upgrade and that it is coming sometime this fall.
When playing legends, you'll be able to either partner with your friends or with random people through an online matchmaking system. You'll then play in groups of two to four, taking on one of four classes.
These are Samurai, Hunters, Ronin, or Assassins. There are unique abilities and advantages that go along with each class. Those will be revealed in the future.
"With two players in Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, you'll be able to play a series of co-op story mission that escalate in difficulty, building on the foundation of combat from the single player campaign but with new magical twists that often require careful synchronization with your partner," Sucker Punch said in its initial announcement. "With four players, you'll be able to take on wave-based Survival missions, fighting groups of the toughest enemies Tsushima has to offer including new Oni enemies with supernatural abilities."
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Francis Earl Smith
Escatawpa, Jackson County, Mississippi, USA
14 Dec 1998 (aged 97)
Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama, USA
Pine Crest Cemetery
Francis Earl Smith, a former local businessman, died Monday at his residence. He was 97.
Smith was a native of Escatawpa, Miss., and a longtime resident of Mobile.
In 1937, he founded Smith Electric Co. and spent more than 50 years in the business arena.
He was involved in various civic organizations and was a lifetime member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
He is survived by one son, Francis Mader Smith of Mobile; two daughters, Dorothy Elizabeth Shannon of Wichita, Kan., and Carole Hope Phillpott of Dallas, Texas; two sisters, Mabel Irene Davis of Kansas City, Mo., and Etta Krebs Mack of Escatawpa, Miss.; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Services are scheduled for 11 a.m. today at Radney Funeral Home on Dauphin Street. Burial will be in Pine Crest Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Mobile Register (AL) - Saturday, December 19, 1998
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Our Middle East and North Africa network consists of formal cross-party groups of MPs in the Parliaments of Jordan, Morocco, and Tunisia, where our MPs are working hard to harness the power of the desert sun. Our work in the region is co-ordinated from Tunis by our Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Dr Dhamir Mannai.
A particular focus for our work in the region is large-scale solar energy, given the extraordinary strength and consistency of solar radiation in the region and the suitability of sparsely-populated desert areas for utility-scale solar generation. Wind power too shows considerable potential. Given this vast wealth of untapped energy potential, the nations of the Middle East and North Africa could use renewable energy as an engine of socio-economic development. Investment in renewable infrastructure would create jobs and attract foreign capital, while the energy produced could power domestic towns, cities and industries. Additionally, given its proximity to the EU, the region's vast surpluses of solar energy could be cheaply and efficiently exported via high-voltage direct current cables to European consumer markets – thus generating considerable export revenue for the region, and helping the EU to meet its ambitious decarbonisation targets.
In Morocco, our cross-party group of MPs are working on the creation of a dedicated national regulatory agency for renewable electricity, increasing government funding for renewables in the national budget, reducing import duties on solar PV equipment, and providing legislative oversight on the government's efforts to meet its targets of 42% renewable energy by 2020.
As well as asking parliamentary questions and holding ongoing meetings with government officials and the Minister for Energy, the Climate Parliament MPs have recently led a successful campaign to almost halve the VAT on imports of solar panels and renewable energy equipment; raised climate and energy issues onto the agenda for the Parliamentary National Policy Study Workshop; pushed for a 10% increase in budget allocation for renewable energy in the next national budget; submitted proposals for research and development projects in the fields of solar and wind energy; and drafted an amendment to the Environment Bill which would expand the remit of the Economic and Social Council to include environmental considerations.
In Jordan, Climate Parliament MPs have been pressing the economic and social case for renewable energy within the Parliamentary Committee on Energy and in meetings with the Minister for Energy, and are currently working on a legislative initiative to revise the existing legal framework governing energy, renewable electricity, and energy efficiency.
In Tunisia, Climate Parliament MPs proposed the creation of a new independent law dedicated to renewable energy, separate from the existing legislation governing the use of fossil fuel energy, and subsequently requested the Ministry of Energy to draft a new law on renewables. The law, which used Moroccan renewables legislation presented by Moroccan Climate Parliament MPs as a model, laid out a "Tunisian Strategy for the Energy Transition", and proposed a target of 30% renewable energy by 2030. The bill also sets out an Energy Transition Fund to support the production of renewable energy through the redirection of fossil fuel subsidies.
Finally, two members of the Tunisian Climate Parliament group of MPs drafted a proposal to the Constitutional Committee which added two sentences on climate change and the importance of sustainability to the preamble to the draft Tunisian Constitution, and an additional article guaranteeing the people's right to a healthy and balanced environment, and requiring the state to contribute to preserving the climate. The amendment was accepted and now forms part of the new Tunisian Constitution, which was ratified and adopted in January 2014 - thus making Tunisia only the third country in the world, and the first outside of Latin America, to make a formal constitutional commitment to combatting climate change.
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On loan Hibs keeper Scott Bain has left the club after his loan spell was cut short after only a month.
Bain has returned to Dundee and promptly signed on loan for Celtic.
He leaves without making an appearance.


Which among these magnificent oil paintings door Leonid Afremov is your favorite?
Does tracing afbeeldingen count as stealing?
How do u think line creates a different feel to a work of art?
tomorrow is April 15th and it's your birthday, 566 years for which we wish u the most sincere wishes, but u tell us once and for all which was your first painting and how many did u actually do, tell us if u really hides a mystery behind your Mona Lisa, tell us her name, tell us about the Salvator Mundi, if u know it and if door chance some of your brush strokes really touched it, tell us even if Isabella D 'Este could never see her portrait ordered to you, finally tell us if the Beautiful Princess was really your work of counterfeiting of an English counterfeiter.
Who is your favoriete painter ?
Hey, have u ever heard of painting door numbers?