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As a result of the $41,000 administrative restructuring audit approved by the board of education earlier this year, administrative positions in the humanities department have been eliminated. The director of humanities, assistant director of English, and assistant director of social studies positions will be replaced with two separate positions: one director of English and one director of social studies.
The English and social studies departments were initially joined into one humanities department following a board of education vote on December 17, 2012. At the time, many were unsupportive of the change, including social studies teacher Chris Schwarz, who argued against the decision prior to the vote.
After experiencing the joint department, Schwarz stands by his opinion in 2012, despite the efforts of those responsible for executing the board's decision.
In fact, the past few years have left many opinions unchanged; other teachers are also supportive of returning to the previous two-department system.
However, the elimination of the assistant director of social studies position also affects athletics, as head water polo coach John Przekota currently holds that administrative position. Although the coaching position still belongs to Przekota and is not linked to his role as an administrator, water polo athletes have expressed concerns about the possible absence of their head coach for next year.
"I am disappointed because he is not just a coach to us, he is a great mentor and person we can look up to. He has shaped a lot of the players into the men they are today. He taught us values through water polo that books can't teach you," sophomore Stefan Simic said.
Przekota has lead the water polo team to its current success, as the team is currently ranked 8th place in the state of Illinois.
"Coach Przekota has made a really great program here at Niles West. Next year we won't get the same support system and the same bond that we do now. He has really instilled that sense of camaraderie and trust within your own team which is what will make us successful. The team will definitely face a huge detriment without our head coach," junior Jack Shimabukuro said.
Parents also share in the feeling of disappointment that Przekota may no longer serve as a coach.
"John leads by example. He is devoted not only to developing the best water polo players he can, but also the best young adults. He emphasizes academics over athletics, when applicable, and helps his players to focus on character, both in and out of the pool. He communicates his expectations, pushes his student-athletes to do their best but isn't afraid to point out when mistakes are made. As we've seen from our own children and their teammates, this inspires them to try harder, to support each other, and to grow as leaders," parents Terri Lefler and Kurt Lefler said.
Parents and players also credit Przekota with building a culture of support that extends beyond the sport.
"When my father died, John brought the whole team to his wake. To see those young men, dressed up for their game in honor of our relative, was an emotional moment for our family and son. It spoke to us about how much John values not just family and team but demonstrated how loyalty also extends outside of school," the Leflers added.
Przekota declined to comment for this article.
The changes to the humanities department are the first in a series of anticipated administrative changes, stemming from the audit.
Thank you for sharing this important article with the entire school. As parents of alumni of Niles West and the Water Polo program, losing Coach Przekota is a crime. He not only wants to grow the Water Polo program but teaches the importance of representing your sport and school through your actions. High School boys need this influence in a world where everything is on Instagram and snap chat and nobody takes responsibility for their actions, Coach Przekota does. High School students all need to learn this and yes this is our responsibility as parents but sport is one arena where kids can excel and sometimes think they will get a pass for bad behavior. Coach holds the entire team to the same expectations. Consider him for the Athletic Director and raise the bar for Niles West Athletics and the reputation of Niles West Athlete.


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Q: How to subString based on the special character? I have String like below ,I want to get subString If any special character is there.
 String myString="Regular $express&ions are <patterns <that can@ be %matched against *strings";

I want out like below
       express
       inos
       patterns
       that
       matched
      Strings

Any one help me.Thanks in Advance

A: Note: as @MaxZoom pointed out, it seems that I didn't understand the OP's problem properly. The OP apparently does not want to split the string on special characters, but rather keep the words starting with a special character. The former is adressed by my answer, the latter by @MaxZoom's answer.

You should take a look at the String.split() method.
Give it a regexp matching all the characters you want, and you'll get an array of all the strings you want. For instance:
String myString = "Regular $express&ions are <patterns <that can@ be %matched against *strings";
String[] words = myString.split("[$&<@%*]");

A: This regex will select words that starts with special character:
[$&<%*](\w*)

explanation:
[$&<%*] match a single character present in the list below
   $&<%* a single character in the list $&<%* literally (case sensitive)
1st Capturing group (\w*)
  \w* match any word character [a-zA-Z0-9_]
   Quantifier: * Between zero and unlimited times, as many times as possible, giving back as needed [greedy]
g modifier: global. All matches (don't return on first match)

DEMO

MATCH 1  [9-16]   express
  MATCH 2  [17-21]  ions
  MATCH 3  [27-35]  patterns
  MATCH 4  [37-41]  that
  MATCH 5  [51-58]  matched
  MATCH 6  [68-75]  strings

Solution in Java code:
String str = "Regular $express&ions are <patterns <that can@ be %matched against *strings";
Matcher matcher = Pattern.compile("[$&<%*](\\w*)").matcher(str);
List<String> words = new ArrayList<>();
while (matcher.find()) {
  words.add(matcher.group(1));
}
System.out.println(words.toString());

// prints [express, ions, patterns, that, matched, strings]

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Title: Reflections on Race and Anarchism in South Africa, 1904–2004
Author: Lucien van der Walt
Topics: anarchist movement, anarcho-syndicalism, apartheid, history, Race, South Africa
Source: Retrieved on 11th September 2021 from lucienvanderwalt.com
Notes: Published in Perspectives on Anarchist Theory, volume 8 number 1, pp. 1, 14–16.
Lucien van der Walt
Reflections on Race and Anarchism in South Africa, 1904–2004
Racial Questions
Early Anarchist Answers
1915 and the New Radicals
Unions and Race
After Syndicalism
After Apartheid
Conclusion: In Red and Black
This short analysis, looking at both the South African anarchist / syndicalist movement of the 1880s-1920s, and the revived movement that emerged from the 1990s, examined how local anarchists/ syndicalists sought to develop an approach to national/ racial oppression distinct from nationalism, and Marxism-Leninism. It rejected the "two-stage" theory of the mainstream Marxist-Leninists (resolving the national question through an independent capitalist state as first stage; socialism deferred to later), and the statist (use a nation-state) and cross-class (unite the nation / race across classes, in a democratic/ anti-colonial Popular Front) nationalist solutions.
In its most sophisticated form the anarchist/ syndicalist current sought to fuse class struggle with national liberation in a simultaneously anti-capitalist, anti-statist and anti-national oppression framework. This typically entailed creating One Big Union that was against racism/ national oppression, as well as against capitalism and the state. This would prefigure a racially integrated and egalitarian 'workers republic' built from below, through syndicalism. Examines current implications and experiences.
Core conclusions included
"First, the not too-uncommon view that race is the historic blindspot of anarchism is indefensible. If, for example, within white dominion, within the British Empire, within colonial Africa, anarchists and revolutionary syndicalists could play a path-breaking role in organizing workers of color, in defending African labour, in civil rights activities, and do so on the basis of a class struggle and anti-capitalist analysis and strategy, there is much that to be learned from the anarchist past. Their analyses may be context-bound but represent a larger position on the race issue: Cuba, Mexico and Peru are other examples."
"Secondly, whilst the anarchist tradition in South Africa has generally been anti-racist, it has best succeeded in incorporating people of color when anti-racist principle has become anti-racist strategies and activism. The bridge between the two was an analysis rooted in the architecture of classical anarchist theory: class struggle, internationalism, anti-statism, anti-capitalism, and opposition to hierarchy. Such tools bear use, if some sharpening; rather than leap to incorporate 'whiteness studies,' postmodernism, nationalism and so on into anarchist analyses, the richness of classical anarchist theory rewards examination."
The development of an anti-authoritarian response to racial domination and white supremacy is among the most urgent tasks facing anarchists today. We must create of a much more expansive vision of what anarchism can be and also reevaluate the movement's past in light of this imperative. The following article by lAS grant recipient Lucien van de Walt explores the encounter of South African anarchists with white supremacy.
The South African anarchist tradition provides an interesting case study of anarchist approaches to the question of racial inequality and oppression under capitalism. In modern South Africa, capitalist relations of exploitation were built upon colonial relations of domination. T his complex articulation of race and class was a question that South African anarchists continually faced. This paper will examine how both the classical anarchist movement of the first two decades of the twentieth-century, and the contemporary movement of the 1990s, dealt with the racial question.
From the start of industrialization in the 1880s-spurred by gold discoveries in the Witwatersrand region-until the reform period of the 1970s, South African capitalism was structured on racial lines. There were, in effect, two sharply differentiated sectors of the working class in South Africa.
African workers, roughly two thirds of the workforce, were concentrated in low wage employment, were typically unskilled, and were employed on contracts that amounted to indenture and in which strikes were criminalized. The typical African mine and industrial worker was a male migrant who worked on contract in urban areas before returning to the rural village in which his family resided and farmed. Urban amenities for Africans were minimal-before the 1950s, for example, urban schooling was conducted by churches-state policy neither permitted African workers to vote nor to permanently reside outside the tribal "homelands." Partly in order to enforce this an internal passport system-the "pass laws"-was applied to African men.
White workers dominated higher paying jobs, were often skilled artisans, and were typically resident in (segregated) urban family housing. Enjoying basic political and civil rights, they were able to change employment fairly easily, to unionize, and the right to strike was grudgingly conceded in the 1920s. However, a large and unskilled "poor White" population (largely drawn from ruined Afrikaner peasant farmers) also existed well into the 1960s.
Between these two main fractions were workers of the Colored ("mixed race") and Indian minorities. Like the Whites they were fully proletarianized. Largely urbanized by the 1930s, they enjoyed better public amenities than Africans and had basic trade union rights. Like the Africans, however, they were largely excluded from skilled trades, and, if not excluded, were not paid the going rate; their trading and residential areas and their amenities were also segregated.
Official State ideology centered on the notion of racial difference: at times constructed around notions of biological inequality, at times around notions of inherent cultural difference, and, specifically, of civilized Western versus barbaric African culture. This justification of the social order resonated with the White working class. Precisely because African labor was cheap and unfree, there were continual attempts by employers to expand its spheres of African employment: where skilled trades were deskilled by mechanization, attempts were made to replace White artisans with cheap semi-skilled Africans; where jobs were unskilled, the "poor Whites," with union rights and the vote, fared poorly in competition with the unfree Africans.
Fear of African replacement, an industrial "Black Peril," infused the early trade unions, which were established by Whites workers; this fear was an important theme in labor disputes into the 1980s. These unions generally adopted a "White Labourite" position: color bars in membership, support for segregation, and demands for job reservation. The "poor Whites," concentrated in cheap but multi-racial urban slums before the 1940s, were in a contradictory situation: similar material conditions led to some social integration, and grave official concern about miscegenation; unemployment and competition for jobs generated bitter racial antagonism and sometimes flared into race riots. For their part, African workers regarded organized White labor with suspicion, and resented their own status. When trade unionism emerged amongst Africans in the late 1910s, it was generally racially exclusive and its demands were deeply colored by racial grievances.
The effect was the development of a bifurcated labor movement. White and African trade unions developed along separate lines: sometimes hostile, a sometimes allied, but almost never integrated prior to the 1990s. The Colored and Indian workers hovered between these two main worlds oflabor: occasionally accepted into the White labor movement, albeit on unequal terms, these minorities were also forced downwards towards the African workers by racism. Their consciousness often reflected their status, with antagonism towards White labor often coupled with hostility towards Africans.
The first anarchist active in South Africa was Henry Glasse, an Englishman who lived in the small coastal town of Port Elizabeth from 1881, from where he corresponded with London anarchist circles, translated works by Peter Kropotkin, wrote for Kropotkin's Freedom, and distributed anarchist pamphlets.
It was in Glasse's work that the first traces of an local anarchist approach to South Africa's racial question appear. The first step Glasse took was to reject a civilized I barbaric distinction; the second was explicit opposition to the oppression of Africans. In a November 1905 letter to Freedom he argued that "I would rather live amongst" the Africans "than amongst many who call themselves 'civilized,"' for you can "still find amongst them the principle of Communism-primitive Communism" and deep "brotherly love." Yet the Africans were brutally "robbed and ill-treated":
They must not walk on the pavement, but in the middle of the road They must not ride in cabs or tram, and in the trains there are separate compartments for them, just like cattle trucks. They must have passes a la Russia, and are allowed to live only in the 'location,' those Ghettos set aside for them. They are not allowed to be on the streets after 9 PM., in the land that was once their own-their Fatherland!
Glasse soon took a third step: the application of anarchist internationalism to South African labor through the rejection of "White Labourism." In the Voice of Labour, the first socialist weekly in twentieth century South Africa (founded in 1908) he argued: "For a white worker in this South Africa to pretend he can successfully fight his battle independent of the colored wage slaves-the vast majority-is, to my mind, simply idiocy" (26/1/1912).
Color bars, for Glasse, undermined workers common struggle against the class enemy. Such views were influential in the early radical left, including the revolutionary syndicalist current that emerged around the Voice of Labour: a De Leonite group, the Socialist Labour Party (SLP) and a section of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) that was formed in 1910 were openly in favor interracial unionism. These groups emerged soon after the South African tour of British syndicalist Tom Mann in early 1910. Sponsored by mainstream White trade unions, he annoyed his hosts with calls for workers' solidarity across race: "Whatever number there are, get at them all, and if there are another 170,000 available, white or black, get at them too" (Cope, 1940, Comrade Bill, p. 110).
However, the local SLP and IWW did not make headway in breaking racial barriers: the SLP confined itself to abstract propaganda; the IWW was focused on White transport workers in Johannesburg, Pretoria and possibly Durban. Both failed to take a crucial fourth step: combining opposition to racial oppression with trade unionism to campaign against racial oppression.
By the end of 1912, the SLP, IWW and Voice if Labour were disintegrating and thus did not play an organized role in the strike wave of June 1913 to February 1914, in which a minor dispute on a single mine exploded into a general strike across the Witwatersrand. Led by an unofficial strike committee, the strike ended with riots, the strikers in control of Johannesburg, and government humiliation. It did not, however, resolve grievances, and an attempt at a second strike was made in early 1914: the State was now better prepared and crushed the movement with martial law.
Two things are significant about the period. First, some strike leaders tried to draw African laborers into the strike movement in 1913, most notably George Mason of the strike committee, helping precipitate independent African strike action. Second, the drama and repression of1913-1914 generated new radicals within the White labour movement. In the South African Labour Party (SALP), the party of the White unions that combined socialism with segregation, a radical faction emerged and was galvanized by a losing battle against SALP support for World War One. Their "War-on-War League" also attracted many SLP and IWW veterans.
By September 1915 the "War-on-War League" broke all ties with the SALP, launching the International Socialist League (ISL). The ISL advocated an inter-racial unionism and revolutionary syndicalism. Its weekly, the International, called for a "new movement" across the "bounds of Craft and race and sex": "founded on the rock of the meanest proletarian who toils for a master" it would be "as wide as humanity" (3/12/1915). From tlus period, revolutionary syndicalism dominated the radical left, with the ISL the biggest group.
Like the revolutionary syndicalists of the Voice of Labour period, the ISL argued for the futility of "White Labourism"; unlike its predecessors, it added that active struggle against racial oppression was a crucial anti-capitalist struggle: "If the League deals resolutely in consonance with Socialist principles with the native question, it will succeed in shaking South African capitalism to its foundations" (International, 1/10/1915). The ISL stressed that racial oppression not only divided the working class but was also functional to capital: "cheap, helpless and unorganized" African labour ensured "employers generally and particularly industrial employers, that most coveted plum of modern Imperialism, plentiful cheap labour" (International, 18/2/1916).
Finally, it stressed the role of direct action in destroying racial oppression, with particular emphasis on trade unionism. Mason stressed the need to help Africans unionize in order to repeal repressive legislation "by the strength of Trade Unionism" (International, 7/5/1916). For the ISL (International, 19/10/1917):
Once organized, these workers can bust-up any tyrannical law. Unorganized, these laws are iron bands. Organize industrially, they become worth no more than the paper rags they are written on.
In July 1917, the ISL set up study groups for African workers in Johannesburg, where Andrew Dunbar, former IWW general secretary, played the key role. Police reports note that he spent the first meeting arguing that "the natives who are the working class of South Africa" had to be "organized" and "have rights" like any "white man." In September the study groups became a trade union, the Industrial Workers of Africa (IWA) and the African Trade Union in South Africa.
Otl1er syndicalist unions were established, reflecting the fragmentation of the working class: in Durban, an Indian Workers Industrial Union in 1917; in Kimberly, a Clothing Workers Industrial Union and a Horse Driver's Union in 1918 amongst the mainly Colored population; in Cape Town that same year, the Industrial Socialist League (IndSL), an independent syndicalist group, organized (mainly) Colored factory workers into a Sweet and Jam Workers Industrial Union in 1918. In each union, workers of color played the key role, and from the ISL attracted key members such as T.W. Thibedi, Bernard Sigamoney and Johnny Gomas. The ISL and the IndSL also sought to radicalize the White trade unions, but with limited success.
In June 1918, theiSL,ANC and IWA cooperated in organizing an attempted African strike movement, the first of its kind. IWA members active in the ANC played a key role in pushing this moderate group to the left. Although the campaign fell through, eight people-two ISL, three IWA, and two ANC-were prosecuted for public disorder in South Africa's first multi-racial political trial, but acquitted.
In March 1919, the ANC launched a campaign against the pass laws on the Witwatersrand-with IWA members Reuben Cetiwe and Hamilton Kraai playing a key role-but it was called off by ANC moderates. Kraai and Cetiwe then moved to Cape Town, setting up the IWA on the docks and working with the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU). A restructured ICU, incorporating the IWA, would explode across southern Africa in the 1920s, combining endorsement of the IWW Preamble with serious levels of internal autocracy, corruption, and political chaos.
The Russian Revolution had tremendous effects on the local radical movement. Initially the ISL regarded the Revolution as a confirmation of its syndicalist views: the soviets were "the Russian form of the Industrial Union" (International 18/5/1917). Gradually a Leninist position was adopted. The ISL that played the key role in founding the official Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) in 1921; the International became the CPSA organ.
Some revolutionary syndicalist tendencies remained in the early CPSA but the overall trend was towards acceptance of Communist International directives. Between 1921 and 1924 the CPSA mechanically applied V.I. Lenin's argument that British communists affiliate to the Labour Party in South Africa, by striving to join the SALP: the costs was abandonment of real work amongst workers of color. In 1924, the CPSA turned back to Africans, but in 1928 adopted the Communist International thesis that colonial and semi-colonial countries must pass through a national-democratic stage before socialism was possible. The "Black Republic" approach led the CPSA to focus on reforming the State, on de-racialising capitalism, and, from the 1940s, on building the ANC as the leading nationalist force. The ISL's link between anti-racist and anti-capitalist struggle was effectively broken.
From the 1970s, the State sought to remove the most odious features of apartheid: low-wage migrant labor was less economically important, popular struggles centered on African labour unionism and community and student struggles were in upsurge, and the economy was entering crisis. The reform project was overtaken by revolts, leading to the negotiation process that abolished apartheid and left the ANC with the project of restructuring capitalism to restore profitability.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s anarchism re-emerged in the mainly White and Indian punk scene, through fanzines such as Social Blunder and Unrest. The new anarchism was anti-racist, but vague and general: the ANC were distrusted as "new bosses" but no alternative analysis and strategy was presented. Matters changed after the 1994 elections, with the formation of study groups, the rise of a class struggle anarchist current in Durban and Johannesburg, and the formation of a national anarchist organization, the Workers Solidarity Federations (WSF), with an explicit focus on the African working class.
The first issue of the WSF's Workers Solidarity argued that the defeat of legalized apartheid in the 1994 elections was a massive advance, but that a non-racial capitalism would incorporate the African elite without improving working class African conditions. A subsequent issue linked racism to "500 years" of capitalism, arguing that apartheid was primarily an expression of capital's need for cheap labour (Workers Solidarity, third quarter 1996). Rejecting the two-stage conception of change, it argued that "the fight against racism is a fight against capitalism and the State" and thus a class struggle.
The WSF was able to transform the racial composition of local anarchism, largely through involvement in student struggles and strike support: at its dissolution in 1999, it was a predominantly African organization. Its general approach to the race question continues to dominate local anarchism, but the WSF stress trade unionism has been largely superseded by interest in the new township movements against the ANC's austerity policies. The WSF's early recognition of the shift towards neoliberalism in post-apartheid South Africa helped provide an analytical bridge between the union and community foci.
Several conclusions follow from the above discussion . First, the not-too-uncommon view that race is the historic blindspot of anarchism is indefensible. If, for example, within white dominion, within the British Empire, within colonial Africa, anarchists and revolutionary syndicalists could play a path-breaking role in organizing workers of color, in defending African labour, in civil rights activities, and do so on the basis of a class struggle and anti-capitalist analysis and strategy, there is much that to be learned from the anarchist past. Their analyses may be context-bound but represent a larger position on the race issue: Cuba, Mexico and Peru are other examples.
Secondly, whilst the anarchist tradition in South Africa has generally been anti-racist, it has best succeeded in incorporating people of color when anti-racist principle has become anti-racist strategies and activism. The bridge between the two was an analysis rooted in the architecture of classical anarchist theory: class struggle, internationalism, anti-statism, anti-capitalism, and opposition to hierarchy. Such tools bear use, if some sharpening; rather than leap to incorporate "whiteness studies," postmodernism, nationalism and so on into anarchist analyses, the richness of classical anarchist theory rewards examination.


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Talks to turn TWA terminal into hotel fall apart
Buck Ennis
André Balazs Properties and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey have called off plans to redevelop the TWA terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
The deal between hotelier André Balazs and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to redevelop the TWA terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport, is off, Crain's has learned.
In a statement issued by his company, André Balazs Properties, the hotelier said, "Standard International was invited to enter into exclusive negotiations based on its unique plans and designs for the adaptive re-use of the legendary building. After more than two years of negotiations, Standard International has been unable to reach a final agreement with the Port Authority and announced today that it will no longer pursue the project."
The company declined to elaborate on the nature of the breakdown. The Port Authority said in a statement that it is "already in discussions with a second prospective candidate from the request for proposal process to redevelop the historic TWA Flight Center," as the building is called.
In September, the agency and the developer known for The Standard hotels—in which he sold his majority stake last year—reiterated their commitment to work together to create a hotel and conference center with food and beverage outlets, retail, a fitness center and a flight museum at the Eero Saarinen designed former TWA terminal, which was named a historic landmark in 1994.
The terminal opened in 1962 and in 2004, the Port Authority, its landlord reached an agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration and the New York State Historical Preservation Office to redevelop the building for a new use.
The joint statements made in September were the first official announcements that Mr. Balazs' firm was negotiating with the government agency, which had issued a request for proposals in 2011. Other hotel companies, including Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide and Trump International were reportedly interested in the project as well.
There has been little said officially about the project over the past couple of years.
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The entry level, four door Mercedes-Benz CLA Class sedan gets bigger, better and safer. It has been revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Second generation CLA now measures 4,688mm long, 1,830mm wide, thus making it 48mm longer and 53mm wider than its current counterpart.
Wheelbase has also been increased by 30mm resulting in a more spacious cabin. In terms of exterior design makeup, new CLA gets the same design language as seen on CLS. It features new headlamps, a wider front grille and narrower tail lamps for a wider rear stance.
New Mercedes CLA gets an Energizing Package Plus that made its initial debut on the GLE. This uses the air conditioning and seat heating, ventilation and massage to create a system tailored to each individual user. The system is in sync with the passenger's Garmin health tracking device to track stress levels and quality of sleep etc.
A notable interior feature is that the new CLA gets Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) system which includes 'Hey Mercedes' voice recognition control that enables occupants to interact with the vehicle. MBUX also sports gesture controls via a freestanding widescreen display that stretches from the driver's information display to the center of the dashboard. More about Hey Mercedes in the video below.
Mercedes Benz CLA displayed at the CES 2019 is powered by a 2.0 litre, 4 cylinder, turbocharged petrol engine offering 222 hp power and 350 Nm torque mated to a 7 speed dual clutch transmission. The CLA set to go on sale globally, will be presented with both petrol and diesel engine options. It could launch in Europe in May while launch in US markets is scheduled for the end of 2019.
In terms of safety, new CLA Coupe will get semi autonomous function, active emergency stop assist, active lane change assist and active brake assist among others. CLA Coupe will be manufactured at Mercedes' Kecskemet plant in Hungary. It is set for launch in India sometime in the 2019-20 financial year, following launch of the Mercedes A Class sedan. The current CLA is priced from Rs.31.72-36.99 lakhs and the new model should naturally arrive with a higher price tag. Mercedes CLA Coupe will rival Audi A3.


Desjardins members can now ask Google's digital assistant for their bank account balance and recent transaction detail with voice commands.
To enable the skill, open up Google Assistant on a phone and say, "Ok Google, talk to Desjardins." The app will then prompt you to link your bank account and set up a four-digit PIN code.
Once you've set up a PIN and connected your accounts, you'll be able to use this feature of smart speakers as well as phones.
Users can ask for their chequing accounts and their credit card balances, along with recent transactions. What makes this skill a little awkward is that you have to say "Ok Google, talk to Desjardins" and enter your PIN every time you want to access your financial info.
What are my latest joint account transactions?
What's my personal account balance?
What's my balance at Caisse de LaSalle?
What are my latest credit card transactions?
What's my Cash Back card balance?
The skill supports both English and French.
You can find out more about the feature on Desjardins' website.
So far, there aren't any other Canadian banks that integrate with Google Assistant like this, but you can use Siri to send e-transfers with RBC. TD also recently announced a chatbot for its banking app.


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Cinderella #113 Benizara and Kakezara (1965)
The girls were as pretty as cherry blossoms.
Once upon a time, "in a certain place", somewhere in Japan, there lived two sisters. The first was called Crimson Dish, or Benizara, and the second Broken Dish, or Kakezara. Because Benizara had been born to another woman, and Kakezara from her own womb, Kakezara's mother favored her greatly. It seemed there must be some way to rid herself of the troublesome girl. One day, the woman had an idea. She would send the two girls out to gather chestnuts. The one who came home with a full sack would get her supper; the other a beating. Each girl was given a gunny sack to fill, and the bags appeared to be alike. But Benizara's had a hole in it! The two girls "set off for the mountains, and began to pick up chestnuts. Before long, Kakezara's bag was full, and she returned home, leaving Benizara alone. Kakezara, fearing her stepmother, remained on the mountain, trying desperately to fill her bag. Darkness fell, and the girl realized her danger. Now "she heard a rustling sound, gasa, gasa, as though a wolf were coming toward her. She was filled with despair, but she knew that it would do no good to cry, so she kept on walking, thinking that perhaps she might find a house." And she did indeed spy a little cottage. "She went to where it was and saw an old woman alone, spinning thread." Fortunately, the old woman took her inside. Unfortunately, she told Benizara that she could not stay. She explained that "both of my sons are oni" which is what Japanese ogres are called. She feared that they would eat this little human girl if they smelled her, and decided to help the child. So she told Benizara that if she followed the directions she was giving, she would safely find her way back home. "Then she filled her bag with chestnuts and gave her a little box and a handful of rice. 'Take the chestnuts to your mother. This little box is a magic box. If there is ever anything that you need, just say what you would like, then tap the box three times and what you want will appear. Now, if you meet my oni sons on the way home, chew some of the rice and spread it around your mouth; then lied down and pretend that you are dead." Then she pointed out the correct path. Benizara had not gone far before she heard the sound of a flute playing and large feet stamping through the woods. So, quickly, she chewed the rice and rubbed it around her mouth. Flinging herself down in the dirt she closed her eyes, and imagined what it would be like to lie dead. "Soon, a red oni and a blue oni came along. 'Hey, older brother. I smell human beings.' said one and went over to the side of the road to look. 'It's no good, older brother, she's already rotten. Her mouth is full of worms.' he said, and they went on down the road, blowing their flutes. Benizara continued down the path and after some time, the sky began to lighten. Just as the sun was sending its first glorious rays of the day across the sky, Benizara reached home. Her stepmother greeted the dawn with the hope that perhaps her hated stepchild had been eaten by wolves overnight, explaining why she had not returned home. Just then, Benizara came in and bowed before her. The girl had a sack filled to the brim with chestnuts! There was nothing the stepmother could do but take the nuts. It happened one day that a festival was announced, at which there was to be a play. Kakezara and her mother put on their finest kimonos, and went into town. But before they left, Benizara was given a very long list of chores. If they were not done by the time the stepmother returned, the girl would get a beating instead of her supper. Benizara sighed, and began to clean the house. Just then, she heard a gaggle of voices and laughing at the door. It was her friends, who had come to see if she could go along to the festival. "Friends, I cannot go." said Benizara sadly. "I have to clean the whole house and changed the bedding and weed the garden and sift the rice and fill the water jars and empty the ashes from the stove. If I do not do all of these things before my stepmother comes back, she will beat me." But Benizara's friends were kind and good: those girls all pitched in to to the work. Many hands made it light, and before Benizara knew it, all was done. How pretty her friends looked in their colorful silk kimonos. "Benizara had nothing but rags to wear. She wondered what she should do; then she thought about the little box she had recieved from the old woman in the mountains." So she went to her room and drew it from under her bed. She closed her eyes and said aloud," I would like to have a kimono." And before she had finished speaking, she was wearing one. It was of lavender silk, with flowers worked in embroidery all over it. How beautiful she felt with it on! She put her hand in the pocket and found that it was full of candies. Though she and her friends ate the sweets all the way to town, her pocket was still full when the girls arrived at the festival. The play was about to begin. A girl in the audience was calling to her mother for sweets, and the woman tried to hush her with a slap. Benizara saw that the girl was Kakezara! She threw her stepsister a handful of candy. A nobleman in the audience observed the beautiful girl, sharing candy with all of the maidens around her. And the next day, the gentleman sought her out. His procession wound through the streets until "the lord's palanquin stopped in front of Benizara's house. Kakezara's mother was overjoyed" believing that the nobleman must be interested in her own child. But the gentleman frowned when the girl was brought out and said, "There should be two girls here, bring out the other one too." Now Benizara's stepmother had pushed the girl into the washtub to hide her, but now she did not dare to disobey the lord. The shabby girl was brought out and pushed before the nobleman. Confronted with one lovely girl in rags, and a well dressed one with a scowling face, the lord decided he must test the girls to see who was the generous one he desired. "Which one of these two came to see my performance yesterday?" he demanded. And the mother pointed to the scowling girl in silks. The lord knew that she was lying so he said that they would have a contest. "The lord took a plate and put it on a tray; then he piled some salt in the plate and stuck a pine needle in it. He commanded that they each compose a poem, using that as a subject. In a loud voice, Kakezara sang,'
Put a plate on a tray.
Put some salt on the plate!
Stick a pine needle in the salt; it'll soon fall over.'
Then she hit the lord on the head and ran off. " Benizara now took a deep breath, and spoke her composition:
"A tray and a plate, oh!
A mountain rises from the plate,
On it, snow has fallen.
Rooted deep into the snow,
A lovely pine tree grows."
And so the nobleman knew which girl had a heart full of poetry, and which a head full of nothing. So he called for preparations to be made, and Benizara was richly dressed. The lord took her home to his palace to celebrate their marriage. "Kakezara's mother watched in silence; then she put Kakezara in a huge, empty basket, saying,'Now, Kakezara, you too may go to the lord's palace.' She dragged her along, but she did it so violently that Kakezara tumbled over the edge of a deep ditch and fell to her death."
From: The Oryx Multicultural Folk Tale Series: Cinderella by Sierra, J. (1992)
Notes: This story parallels the Baba Yaga-type story from Russia, I think, more than anything else. The similar elements are the impossible errand in the woods; the old lady in the cottage who is spinning; the three gifts and specific instructions on what to do with each. It is interesting to think about what the old woman would have been spinning when Benizara sees her. Probably it was silk, though it may have been cotton or flax. Also note that the salt which the nobleman poured onto the plate would not have been Morton's, from a blue cardboard box. It may have been sea salt, in flakes or large crystals, and it could easily have been shades of pink or gray along with white. I love that Japanese ogres play flutes!
Montessori Connection: Literature and Poetry of Japan
1. Read this story and notice the parts that are unique to Japan (the kimono, the oni).
2. Think about why the nobleman asked the girls to compose a poem.
3. Learn about Japanese culture: A Brief History of Chinese and Japanese Civilizations ; A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Kids Explore America's Japanese Heritage (Series)
4. Read books by some famous Japanese and Japanese-American authors:Gyo Fujikawa's A to Z Picture Book ;Oh, What a Busy Day ;A Child's Book of Poems ;The Bracelet ;Journey To Topaz: A Story Of The Japanese-American Evacuation
Japanese Children's Favorite Stories Book One ; Best-Loved Children's Songs from Japan (English and Japanese Edition) Manga: 60 Years of Japanese Comics
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Randy Martono-Chai
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Randy Martono-Chai is a consummate musician, regularly performing in a variety of styles of music. Growing up, he studied piano, flute, organ, and music theory, won several regional and state competitions, and performed in numerous honor bands, orchestras, and choirs. Later, he went on to study classical and jazz piano, voice, and conducting at Shenandoah Conservatory, where he graduated with dual Bachelor's Degrees in Music Performance and Jazz Studies. Additionally, he represented the conservatory in a myriad of voice and piano competitions, many of which he won. Having honed his skills in music and leadership, Randy now serves as Music Director for Paul VI Catholic High School's theatre program in Fairfax, VA.
Randy works as a stage performer, piano accompanist, and music teacher. But that's not all! He is also working on a new musical, and several film scoring projects. Among his other pursuits, Randy regularly performs throughout Virginia and West Virginia with his band, Souled Out. A frequent vocal competitor, Randy has qualified for four consecutive years at the nationwide voice competition presented by the National Association for Teachers of Singing, after placing at the Mid-Atlantic Regional round. Randy often changes hats to accompany other singers on the piano during these hectic multi-level competitions as well.
As a teacher, Randy brings not just his passion for music and performing, but also aa diverse approach thanks to his many and varied musical experiences and viewpoints. Whether you wish to study piano or voice, you can be certain that Randy will have the experience necessary to help you reach your goals– whatever arena they may fall in!
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