The US Senate on Tuesday defeated a proposal to take up the Green New Deal in a vote Democrats called a "sham" and a "stunt".
Senators voted 57-0 against proceeding with debate on the proposal, which seeks to combat climate change.
Forty-three Democrats voted "present" to protest against the vote. Three Democrats, as well as an independent senator, joined all 53 Republicans to vote against the procedural motion.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell scheduled the vote to attempt to force Democrats to take a stand on the proposal before the 2020 presidential elections. Republicans contend the plan may sound like a "neat idea" for larger cities, but would "kill entire domestic industries" and jobs by "basically outlawing the only sources of energy that working-class and middle-class families can actually afford".
But Democrats criticised Tuesday's vote and Republican comments surrounding it, saying "climate change is not a joke".
Ed Markey, the Green New Deal's main sponsor in the Senate, said mocking climate change is "shameful".
And Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the main author in the House, accused Senate Republicans of "costing us lives [and] destroying communities" by delaying debate on the bill.
Stating that "human activity is the dominant cause of observed climate change," the resolution seeks to halt the adverse effect of global warming and rising sea levels.
The Green New Deal cites UN and US government findings – the Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 degrees C by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the Fourth National Climate Assessment by the US Global Change Research Programme.
The Green New Deal warns of catastrophic consequences if average temperatures continue to increase, including intensifying heat waves, worsening wildfires, increasing mass migration and environmental instability, lowering annual economic output and causing major damage to coastal real estate.
The resolution declares that the United States, which is "responsible for a disproportionate amount of greenhouse gas emissions," should take a "leading role in reducing emissions through economic transformation".
The crux of the initiative is that the federal government bears the responsibility to transition the economy towards carbon neutrality, which is the state of having no carbon footprint. By definition, this would necessitate dramatically fewer carbon dioxide emissions and vastly more carbon removal, through storage or sequestration.
Critics deride the plan as unrealistic, arguing that to fulfil "100 percent of the power demand in the United States through clean, renewable, and zero-emission energy sources" is not feasible.
The Green New Deal states that the construction of such a post-carbon economy would "create millions of good, high-wage jobs and ensure prosperity".
It also states the context of declining US life expectancy and deepening income inequality, proposing a new industrial mobilisation "on a scale not seen since World War II and the New Deal era".
Like the original deal conceived as a government solution to protect the American people from the ill effects of capitalism, the proposal would be a grand social contract for the 21st century.
The bold proposal touches on wide-ranging issues that go far beyond climate, from the wealth gap to the gender and racial divides.
But the inclusion of these topics hints at some of the possible – albeit politically far-fetched – funding mechanisms for the outsized programme: a 70-percent income tax on the highest earners or a new ultra-millionaire wealth tax. A more free market-oriented approach would instead favour carbon pricing or a carbon emissions tax on fuels such as coal and petrol.
Irrespective of the governmental funding source, the plan's rhetorical value rests in how it forcefully highlights, "the inadequate resources for public sector workers to confront the challenges of climate change at local, State, and Federal levels".
It is thought that much of the investment would also come from the private sector, which tax credits, research grants, and other government incentives could facilitate.
Proponents argue new jobs would likely emerge from the shift to renewable energy sources as demand for manufacturing and installing the technology to harness alternative types of power and upgrading smart electric grids will be high. Existing industries, from chemicals to cement, would also require massive labour inputs to incorporate cleaner production workflows.
As part of a larger infrastructure renewal, the Green New Deal also seeks to "remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the transport sector as much as is technologically feasible".
This would be accomplished with a revitalised emphasis on zero-emissions vehicles, enhanced urban mass transit, and high-speed rail.
At present, the economic sector contributing the most to US greenhouse gas emissions is transport, at 29 percent – having reached a nine-year high in 2017. At the same time, emissions from electricity generation, 28 percent, and the industrial sector, 22 percent, have decreased in recent decades, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The agricultural, nine percent, commercial, seven percent, and residential, five percent, sectors are also significant emitters. One of the main projects cited in the resolution focuses on improving the energy efficiency of existing buildings and designing new structures to meet higher standards.
Among the many aspects of a sustainable environment highlighted by the Green New Deal, the most notable are clean air, good water, healthy food, and access to nature.
Sustainable farming and better land-use practices that improve the food system are key in the deal, as well as to restoring and protecting habitats.
The diverse array of Green New Deal components would likely be enacted by different pieces of legislation over several years, like the New Deal itself. In many ways, the initial resolution from last month was a "request for proposals" that merely defined the scope of action.
Strategically, supporters aim to integrate the climate bills with other pillars of US economic policy, at a time when over one-third of young Americans say climate change is a factor in deciding whether to have children.
Some of the resulting job creation would be in emergency management, building resilience against climate-related disasters. The government would also champion efforts to mitigate and manage the long-term effects of global warming.
The last of the five goals in the Green New Deal covers pollution, from hazardous waste site cleanup to environmental fortifications in vulnerable neighbourhoods and regions.
The deal strives to "promote justice and equity by stopping current, preventing future, and repairing historical oppression of indigenous peoples, communities of colour, migrant communities, deindustrialised communities, depopulated rural communities, the poor, low-income workers, women, the elderly, the unhoused, people with disabilities, and youth".
What do critics say about the deal?
The Green New Deal contains enormous costs, and many conservatives believe that raising taxes to pay for the initiative will drive down economic growth, send wealth overseas and fail to generate as much revenue as needed.
Opponents suggest that a programme to combat climate change to the tune of one trillion dollars a year would compete for funding with other proposed big-ticket projects, such as Medicare For All, student-loan forgiveness, and free public college tuition.
Other critics have contended that in the so-called "tax the rich" model, it would be middle-class taxpayers who would ultimately foot much of the bill.
Moreover, improved US efforts do not guarantee compliance by other countries, and opponents have argued that US products would not be able to compete with countries that do not attempt to limit their carbon emissions. However, the border tax adjustment – a global, punitive tariff on imports based on their carbon footprint – is one proposed way to account for this "free-rider" problem.


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Honor Fallen Nurses
Honoring nurses lost in the fight against COVID-19
Fallen Nurses
Share Your Memory
Take Action to Protect Nurses
The registered nurses who lost their lives to COVID-19 were forced to take critical risks without adequate protection during a crisis fueled by corporate greed and government failure.
Nurses across the country report that they are not receiving the proper staffing, personal protective equipment (PPE), education, and communication from their employers, or isolation rooms they need to safely care for COVID-19 patients.
Nurses caring for COVID-19 patients should have a powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR), the highest level of protection. But employers are not even providing the N95 respirator, which is the minimum protection required to face a novel virus like this one.
Currently, many hospital administrators are placing N95 respirators under lock and key. They tell nurses to wear loose-fitting surgical masks instead of respirators, claiming that surgical masks are safe. They hope that nurses, trained professionals with science degrees, will believe these lies.
We know this shortage was caused by lack of preparation, unwillingness to pay for protective equipment, and willful ignorance in the interest of profit.
Nurses are in danger every single day, and the White House has refused to act. That's why we're calling on Congress to urgently step in.
We are heartbroken by these deaths. But we are also angry, and we recognize our collective power. We stand united to demand the protections nurses and all health care workers deserve, to honor nurses who have died, and to honor and protect nurses who are risking their lives on the front lines, every day.
Take action with us to demand Congress take action to get nurses the personal protective equipment we deserve:

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Bubble Tea: Where Did it come from?
May 30, 2018 July 1, 2019
Every summer I have a tendency to picture myself in various settings. The top choices tend to be in a hammock between two big trees with an enthralling book and a glass of tea so cold there's condensation on the glass. The second is on the beach, preferably on the deck of a beach house where the sand is waiting just off the front porch.
I don't think I'm alone in craving the crisp, refreshing taste of my favorite iced tea in the summer. The chink of ice in the glass is hypnotic. The color when sunbeams hit it just right is entrancing. For me, a chilled jasmine has always been perfection itself.
Nowadays, it's difficult to think of iced tea without including bubble tea. It comes in a wide range of flavors, and colors, variances of sweetness. If you don't know what a bubble tea is, typically it's a sweetened and iced tea most popularly served with milk. The bubbles are traditionally tapioca balls (or pearls) but ever since its rapid spread from continent to continent, the ever-popular bursting boba (clear balls filled with flavored syrup) have made an appearance. Not only in our tea but as a topping at frozen yogurt shops as well.
Despite its growing popularity, few people know where it originated. It's the sort of story where, at its roots, repeats again and again over the years. A story about turmoil, cultural shifts, and a blending of tradition, fashion, and flavors.
The Chinese Revolution of 1949 was a chaotic time in the world. World War two was more or less over, but these things have a tendency to leave deep aching wounds behind. For China, in particular, much was already underway before the war, and China is where our story begins.
1926: Chinese communists join with the Nationalist army to eradicate warlords throughout the nation.
1927: The Nationalists turned on the Communists.
1931: The ROC ( The Government of the Republic of China) face the triple threat of Japanese invasion, Communist uprising, and warlord insurrections.
And it goes on.
By the time 1945 rolled around the leaders of the Nationalist and Communist parties, Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Zedong met for a series of talks on the formation of a post-war government. The result was a huge failure, resulting in all-out civil war by 1946.
How, you may ask, does this relate in any way to bubble tea?
History focuses a lot on names, dates, generals, military movements, and often neglect the everyday person trying to live their lives the best they can amongst the chaos. In times of great chaos, sometimes the best hope for a well-lived life is to leave your homes behind you. This is exactly what happened during the Chinese Civil war. Many civilians immigrated to Thailand, bringing with them their rich love and tradition for tea.
Cultures melded, as they tend to, and the result was an iced tea known as Thai Cha Yen – a combination of Assam or Ceylon with condensed milk and sugar. Often flavors like star anise, orange blossom and tamarind were added.
It wasn't until 1988 that bubble tea came about quite by accident. Lin Hsiu Hui, a woman working at a teahouse, was eating a dessert with tapioca pearls called fen yuan. On a whim, she added the tapioca from her dessert into her tea during a staff meeting. The rest, as is often said, is history.
Bubble tea today comes in a multitude of flavors including Matcha, and an endless variety of toppings including fruit. But did you know not all Bubble teas are made equal? Over the years of its spreading popularity, this sweet treat changed from brewed tea to powders or syrups with added color, flavor, and sugars, taking away much of its nutritious benefits. We at The Green Teahouse, keep to the tradition of using real tea in all our recipes.
As always stay healthy, and drink lots of tea.
~The Tea Barista.
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A fifth of the world's biggest fisheries, such as Atlantic Cod and Walleye Pollock are reliant on healthy seagrass meadows, according to a study published this week. The study, entitled 'Seagrass meadows support global fisheries production' published in Conservation Letters, also demonstrates the prevalence of seagrass associated fishing globally.
Carried out in partnership with Dr Leanne Cullen-Unsworth at Cardiff University and Dr Lina Mtwana Nordlund at Stockholm University, the study demonstrates for the first time that seagrasses should be recognised and managed to maintain and maximise their role in global fisheries production.
Dr Cullen-Unsworth said: "The chasm that exists between coastal habitat conservation and fisheries management needs to be filled to maximise the chances of seagrass meadows supporting fisheries, so that they can continue to support human wellbeing".
Seagrasses are marine flowering plants and are found in shallow salty and brackish waters in many parts of the world, from the tropics to the Arctic Circle. Seagrasses are so-named because most species have long green, grass-like leaves. They are often confused with seaweeds, but are actually more closely related to the flowering plants that you see on land. Seagrasses have roots, stems and leaves, and produce flowers and seeds. They evolved around 100 million years ago, and today there are approximately 72 different seagrass species that belong to four major groups. Seagrasses can form dense underwater meadows, some of which are large enough to be seen from space.
Dr Unsworth said: "Seagrass meadows support global fisheries productivity by providing nursery habitat for commercial fish stocks such as tiger prawns, conch, Atlantic cod and white spotted spinefoot".


Yep, had to double-check so I looked up the definition of "hypocrite." Yes indeed, that is me. Not so much 1), putting on a false appearance; but definitely 2) acting in contradiction to my stated beliefs.
For example, I believe that disposable plastic cups are really bad for the environment. But I still accept them at a party or bar sometimes when I'm not willing to do without a beverage. Ditto straws — I hate them and think they are horrible for the environment. Yet I frequent establishments where straws are routinely dispensed, and all too often I don't remember to request "No straw please" til it's too late — the server has already brought it. Sometimes I bring the plastic cups home and reuse them, but not always. Same with straws (they make great protectors for fine-pointed pens or paintbrushes; I just cut them to the ideal length for whatever paintbrush or pen-tip I'm trying to protect).
But that's just the tip of the iceberg. It gets worse. A LOT worse. I think that flying is one of the worst things an everyday person can do, environmentally speaking. But I took three airline flights last year, as well as a long-distance solo car trip. All were in connection with my mother's illness and passing, and the settling of family matters related to same. Still, if I were a true environmentalist, would I not have found a way to make those trips by more sustainable means? In the past, I've hitchhiked across country on 18-wheelers that were going my way; why didn't I do that this time? I've also found Craigslist rides in multi-passenger vehicles; or rented a car and packed it with passengers found on Craigslist. I've done all of those things on many occasions. Why then, more recently, did I "cave" and fly, or drive solo, rather than insist on a more low-footprint option? Because I felt emotional, pressed for time, didn't want to deal with sifting through sketchy Craigslist ads, or sitting in a truck stop enduring the various hitchhiker hazards — bad weather, humiliation, possible arrest for soliciting rides? What lame excuses, when I stack them up to my own, self-imposed beliefs about the paramount importance of the environment. I am literally not living in congruence with my own beliefs.
(A note about Craigslist: Am I the only one who sorely laments the decline of the Rideshare section in recent years? It has gone sharply downhill from a downright folksy road-companion bulletin board, to a million desperate sketchy would-be taxi services thinly disguised as "ride offered").
Anyway, I took the flights and the solo car trip, and I have yet to offset them. I did take a step in that direction earlier this week though, by asking Rob Greenfield which carbon-offset company he uses to offset his travel. Although my everyday life has a relatively low footprint, generally ranging from 7-15% of the average U.S. citizen's, I'm an absolute eco-hog compared with Rob. He only eats what he grows or forages; he produces no waste; and he triple-offsets all of his travel. (He's constantly getting requests to fly to other countries for speaking engagements, so this is a big deal. One of his conditions for accepting overseas engagements is that the organizers triple-offset his flights.) All of which is to say, when Rob recommends something, it carries weight. Interesting note though: Even Rob considers himself a hypocrite — as in, he notices gaps between his practices and his beliefs. His take on things (as I interpret it) is that we are all hypocrites to a degree, but that we can't allow that to stop us from doing our best and constantly pushing ourselves to improve. That's my take also. Otherwise, how could I live with myself? How could any of us?
As I see it, the real value of Rob's example, beyond just the fact that he has such a low footprint, is that he is reaching so very very many people. That, really, is a way that all of us can live with our failings: We can always be expanding our beneficial influence, even at those times when we are not able or willing to further reduce our negative impact.
Well, this morning I had a message in my inbox from a friend, to the effect that she found it strange that I, being an environmentalist, would post a NASCAR event. This friend is an environmentalist herself, and furthermore has turned her environmental passion into a real job (you know, the kind with a steady paycheck), and furthermore, she just so happens to look like a fashion model or movie actress. My knee-jerk reaction was to feel like a worthless piece of crap. "Oh jeez, I really AM an eco-hypocrite!" But then I thought more about it, and considered what would be my real answer to that question of how it could be that I, an environmentalist, could attend/promote a NASCAR event. Here is what I came up with. I hope this helps other people who are struggling with their own inconsistencies, or wondering about the seeming eco-inconsistencies of others.
• And, the NASCAR thing is a special event. Societies since time immemorial have always had special events. Maybe the jousts of medieval times were sort of like their NASCAR!
• This brings up a major point about why most people don't want to be environmentalists — we are supposed to be perfect saints and are not allowed to have any fun.
On a final note, if you interpreted the title of this post to mean "How to deal with the eco-hypocrisy of OTHER people," no worries! The tips are the same as for dealing with your own eco-hypocrisy. Just as we need to be forgiving of ourselves and appeal to our own self-interest as we navigate this path, so we need to be forgiving of others and appeal to THEIR self-interest.
Thank you for being with me on this path.
Rob Greenfield's post "Taking Responsibility for My Flights" provides a wealth of resources and suggestions, and also offers an exhilarating glimpse into the mind of a highly successful human being who is truly living his principles and having fun doing it.
NASCAR Green: An Industry Effort As environmentalists we always have to ask: Greenwash or real? Planting trees; recycling; reducing waste; optimizing their fuel mix; even exploring solar car technology … NASCAR's efforts seem real and wide-ranging to me (and potentially very high-impact in a good way, given the sheer numbers of people who come into contact with NASCAR). But that's just my take on things. Check out NASCAR's corporate website, and the Fortune article linked below, and make up your own mind. I look forward to hearing your thoughts.


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1) Try to find the next Saturday night that the Toronto Maple Leafs don't play a regular season game that airs on CBC.
2) Which canadian NHL team has the least number of games airing on Hockey Night in canada?
Answers, as always, can be posted in the comments.


MURRIETA, Calif. -- If turf could talk, the grounds of The Golf Club at Rancho California would spin yarns of famed course-dwellers like few tracks across the golf-flush Inland Empire.
Designed by luminary architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. in the early 1970s and regularly tackled by local legend (and course record-holder) Rickie Fowler, these grounds may have indeed changed ownership more than Fowler alters color preferences, but the modern-day milieu readily suggests a return to the course's heyday as one-time host to myriad high profile events.
Long known by its former "SCGA Club" moniker, today's "Golf Club" ownership (proprietor of six California golf courses) is evidencing a renewed commitment to reinstalling Jones' original design vision (reverting to original tee placements standing foremost) while keeping conditions on par with the ample competition about the Inland Empire.
"In recent years, the course did gain an unfortunate rep for having some bad conditions," said Dustin Nino, tournament director of The Golf Club at Rancho California. "But we've brought on a new superintendent, added new sand to the bunkers and converted our greens to bentgrass, which has really started to pop."
True green fee value adds to the allure.
"We're offering the country club feel without the country club price," Nino said. "I mean, you can throw a stick out here and hit 10 different golf courses. So we have to be competitive with everybody."
Though a wealth of the latter nine (save for the fun par-3 10th and a muscular pair of finishing holes) plays more pedestrian across property starting to show its age, the front nine lives among the most engaging sides in all of public southern California golf. These hills are alive with some excellent elevation changes and exceptional views of the Murrieta and Temecula valleys.
"It does have a bit of a desert feel at times, but once you're out there and experience some of these elevated tee boxes, you're like, 'Whoa!' It's a fun track with a lot of scenic holes," Nino said.
Moreover, Jones' genius is most consistently found in the green structures across the course. Well guarded by strategic bunkering throughout, the wealth of putting surfaces also include the studied challenge of ascending false fronts and penal walls. Combined with wind factors that can appear across these grounds, some fascinating math is required with iron play to aptly adjust for all factors when approaching the fast, sizable greens.
Study is evident from the outset at the 565-yard, par-5 first, which doglegs right then moves dramatically downhill toward a blind creek bed before the green. While long hitters have the option of playing over the tree-lined right, all players will need to carefully consider a strategy for either wedging toward the sloping hazard with prudence or bombing to the green.
The 413-yard par-4 third is an exceptional hole with a drastically elevated tee box overlooking a taut landing area and eventual water-guarded green. Manageable in length, an advisable play suggests clubbing-down to find the fairway before a full swing from the 150-yard range over trouble.
The stellar run ensues on the climbing 553-yard par-5 fourth (second-longest hole on the course), which smartly segues to the diminutive 167-yard sixth (the shortest hole).
At the 348-yard par-4 seventh, another elevation rise adds distance to the diminutive routing before the player climbs farther to the burly, top-handicapped 431-yard par-4 eighth, where one should take careful note of pin placements on the two-tiered green, lest four-putts ensue.
Superb greens and very fair rates make The Golf Club at Rancho California one of the top value plays in the Inland Empire; especially across a front nine that evidences some brilliant strokes from master designer RTJ Sr.
"The greens are very fast and very true," low-handicapper R.T. Choi from Los Angeles said. "You really have to be below the cup, which means you also have to be accurate with your approaches and be aware of greenside bunkers."
The Golf Club at Rancho California grounds offer a driving range along with instruction and clinics. First-time visitors are advised to visit the course Web site, which offers detailed hole-by-hole descriptions that will prove valuable knowledge for the engaging elevation changes (and challenges) to come.
Barona Creek Golf Club in Lakeside and The Journey at Pechanga in Temecula are two of the country's best casino golf courses. Jason Scott Deegan has more from southern California.


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El Rati Horror Show es una película argentina documental de 2010 dirigida por Enrique Piñeyro y Pablo Tesoriere. Esta retrata la dramática historia de Fernando Carrera, un hombre común condenado injustamente a treinta años de cárcel, no por error sino de manera deliberada, a través de la manipulación de una causa judicial después de la Masacre de Pompeya. Fue estrenada el 16 de septiembre de 2010.

Esta película fue declarada de Interés Cultural y Social por la Legislatura de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. El título del film hace referencia a la popular cinta inglesa The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Sinopsis

La película toma como punto central la manera en que se fraguó la causa de Fernando Ariel Carrera (n. 1978), un empleado de 27 años, casado, con tres hijos y sin antecedentes penales. Carrera, mientras manejaba su automóvil, es confundido por policías de civil (que circulaban sin identificación y en un auto particular con pedido de secuestro) y que estaban persiguiendo a uno o unos ladrones, es baleado por estos. Carrera recibe un disparo de bala en la mandíbula y este, al estar en estado de inconsciencia, sigue su curso y atropella y mata a tres personas. Los policías se bajan de su auto y disparan a matar a Carrera; este recibe 18 impactos de bala y milagrosamente sobrevive y es llevado a juicio. La manipulación y alteración de la evidencia en el lugar de los hechos; la manipulación por parte de la instrucción policial de los testimonios de los escasos testigos llamados a declarar; la manipulación de todos los medios nacionales por parte de Rubén Oscar Maugeri, un falso peluquero, testigo clave de los hechos y presidente de la Asociación de Amigos de la Comisaría 34.

Reparto
Intervinieron en el filme los siguientes intérpretes:
 Enrique Piñeyro
 Germán Cantore
 Agustín Negrussi
 Andrés Bagg
 Fernando Ariel Carrera
 Renato Quattordio

Recepción
La película tuvo muy buenas críticas por parte de la prensa especializada. El sitio de internet IMDb la calificó con 7,3 sobre 10 entre los usuarios.

En los medios argentinos también tuvo buenas calificaciones. El diario Clarín le puso "muy buena", Miguel Frías argumenta "Enrique Piñeyro demuestra que no sólo logra esa contundencia en temas vinculados con la aviación. Despreocupado por el academicismo y la cinéfilia, el realizador –que parece disfrutar a fondo su condición de francotirador cinematográfico- dispara con armas eficaces, inteligentes, directo al blanco: antes, a la inseguridad aérea en la Argentina; ahora, a la inseguridad en tierra, a manos de la policía de gatillo fácil y los jueces que la permiten o encubren".

En su edición digital el diario La Nación también la calificó de "muy buena", donde Natalia Trzenko comenta: "Todo lo que se exhibe aquí fue pensado y resuelto para que el espectador se meta de lleno en una historia que involucra la muerte de tres personas y una conspiración policial que terminó con la condena a treinta años de cárcel para Fernando Ariel Carrera".

El diario Página 12 la calificó con 8 sobre 10. Horacio Bernades dice: "El director Enrique Piñeyro organiza el relato con sentido narrativo y utiliza herramientas cinematográficas para intentar, de modo preciso y demoledor, que se reabra un caso policial".

El final de la película fue modificado luego de su estreno, ya que se actualizó la situación de Fernando Carrera y mostrando su liberación el 6 de junio de 2012.

En noviembre de 2016, Enrique Piñeyro presentó un teaser a través de su cuenta de Twitter sobre su nueva película, El Rati Horror Show 2. En este teaser se puede ver como apunta a desenmascarar las mentiras que algunos periodistas difundieron acerca del caso. Se ve al conductor de TN, Ricardo Canaletti, dando al aire información falsa sobre la patente de un auto. Piñeyro teatraliza sus cuestionamientos y hasta utiliza un muñeco que interpreta a Canaletti.

Véase también
 Masacre de Pompeya

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Sitio Oficial

 El Rati Horros Show en Cine Nacional

Documentales de Argentina
Películas de cine histórico
Cine social de Argentina
Películas rodadas en Buenos Aires
Películas dirigidas por Enrique Piñeyro

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Where: The Wiltern, 3790 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90010 All Ages. Concessions and a full bar (21+) will be available. Sponsored by El Jimador.
Viva Mi Gente! The Wiltern is continuing our celebration of Hispanic heritage with a screening of La Bamba! La Bamba follows the story of Ritchie Valens (played by Lou Diamond Phillips), as he rises to rock'n'roll fame in 1958, highlighting the struggles and hardships of being a young Latino teen on his way to becoming a rock legend. Join us for this special screening at The Wiltern, you won't want to miss our unique vendors, limited edition La Bamba shirts, taco bar and signature La Bamba cocktails.


We are pleased to inform that the Egracons project entered its mature phase and the last year of its operation and on this occasion we would like to give you a summary of our accomplishments achieved so far thanks to the effective collaboration of our project partners and the followers of the Egracons project from higher education institutions from across Europe.
• Development of the grade conversion tool – the tool is available already for project partners for testing and it demonstrates a range of the grades award options based on the agreed conversion methodology.
The grade conversion tool will continue the testing phase with a larger number of the grading tables provided by our partners. We would like to invite you take an active part in this process by providing grading tables from your institutions.
We look forward to your contributions. Please read more below.
The project is glad to announce it has already entered the pilot testing phase using data obtained from project partner institutions. We would like to encourage all those interested in collaborating in this stage of the project to contribute by providing their institutional grading tables.
A new template has been designed to make it simple for you to enter data for each of your degrees (Bachelor and Master). There is a set of instructions provided to help you complete the grading table template. There is also a document (Grading Table Instructions – General) that provides the general principles on how to construct grading tables.
1. Please check the supplied documents and inform us if there are any problems regarding following the guidance and completing the grading table template. As you will note in the new template you are requested to assign ISCED codes for each degree. Assigning ISCED codes to mobile students is a requirement of ERASMUS+ and therefore you should confer with your ERASMUS coordinator to see what is currently being done regarding ISCED codes at your Institution. If you have trouble providing ISCED, please contact us for help.
2. The second stage consists of actually collecting the data into the final template. The actual grading tables including the total number of grades collected per degree and the distribution numbers per grade in the grading scale(s) used will have to be entered. Normally the data have to be collected for at least 2012-2013 and 2013-2014. We would like to receive these completed templates by 20 February.
Detailed instructions on how to construct grading tables are available here.
If you are interested in cooperating in this phase, please contact us at the following email.
The tool will enable both single conversion (a single student grade to a single grade) and multiple conversions (all the grades of one student). The result can then be exported to a document.
It goes without saying that conversions are only possible between HEIs who have supplied their grading table data. These should be uploaded annually.
The data will be protected and subject to discretion. Only persons in charge of the conversion of grades in HEIs (such as Erasmus coordinators, Programme Directors and IRO-officers) will have access to the full functionality of the tool. They will have to login to get access. General information on the grading scale used and the grading practices in the country will also be available.
Students will not be allowed to use the tool directly but the tool will obviously be able to provide them with a lot of general and background information on grading practices. The country reports will be available to them. Each HEI will in fact be able to decide how much information they will make available to the general website associated with the tool.
Please click here to see what a grade conversion using the Egracons tool looks like.
From the beginning of 2015 extensive testing will be performed, and the tool will be fully operational as from the autumn of 2015.
During its meeting on 27-28 November 2014 in Rome, the Bologna Follow-Up Group (BFUG) endorsed the revised version of the ECTS Users' Guide and now it is subject to approval by the Ministerial Conference in May 2015 in Yerevan, Armenia. The revised version aims at helping the academic community and other stakeholders in higher education to move in the direction of the changes advocated by the Bologna Process.
Read the full news piece on the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) website.
You can find the revised version here. The text still has to receive a layout for printing and it needs to be approved by the Bologna Process Ministers of Education half May. Please refer to pages 19-20 that discuss Grade Distribution and Grade Conversion and Annex 2 which includes Examples of Grade Conversion that are relevant to the Egracons project.
The Egracons project successfully participated in a webinar organised by the EAIE on Ensuring fair grades for mobile students: grade conversion in a nutshell. The course took place on 10 December 2014 at 15:00.
The interactive webinar lasted 75 minutes and comprised a presentation, interactive discussions and polls, as well as a Q&A session at the end. Case studies and practices collected within the Egracons project were discussed by Valère Meus, the Egracons project co-ordinator.


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New campaign art to illustrate our movement!
Taking cues from the campaign's local partners, in December 2020 we collaborated with five artists from the harm reduction community to produce beautiful campaign designs ready to share.
The role of the arts in advancing social change is undeniable. Art can help us breathe life into the worlds we collectively envision and mobilise for. Art can heal, elate, prompt reflection, connection and catharsis.
When it comes to drug policy reform and harm reduction, art can lower barriers to engage in dialogue, chip away at stigma and do away with the alienating jargon.
Over the last 8 years of Support. Don't Punish mobilising, we have observed, first-hand, the power of the arts in motion.
Local partners worldwide have utilised concerts, exhibitions, graffiti, songwriting and street theatre to build bridges and advance sustainable alternatives to the 'war on drugs'. (Make sure to check past events to get some inspiration!)
Taking cues from the campaign's local partners, in December 2020 we collaborated with five artists from the harm reduction community to produce beautiful campaign designs that we are *so* happy to finally share with you.
Check them out on the campaign's Redbubble store or download the designs for your own use. (The campaign does not make profit from the products bought from Redbubble, in hopes that campaign 'swag' is as available as possible 💚)
Artists & Designs
João Cassiano (a.k.a. Cassicobra)
Cassicobra is a Brazilian artist who worked in the country's public health sector for 10 years in projects related to the arts and harm reduction; working with neurodivergent people and people who use drugs. He's still involved in the anti-mental-asylum and harm reduction movements, as a partner of NGOs and collectives.
'Regardless of our differences, we all have a right to life, to respect, to care and to have our basic needs met. People who use drugs are discriminated against, when they deserve and need to be embraced.'
Laura Josunhee
I'm an illustrator and graphic designer. For the last five years or so, I've worked and illustrated themes related to drug policy.
It brings me joy to express myself through drawings, adding colour to the long road of harm reduction, including collaborating
with organisations that fight for a fairer, less stigmatising world. I've found the most marvellous inspiration in shapes, colours and sensations from this realm, and translate them into her work as an artist.
'I believe we all deserve the same opportunities, support and care, regardless of our decisions or how we decide to lead our lives. Substances are part of the world, whether we accept them or not. Whether we decide to address them or not.'
I've graffitied for 20 years, an activist for the rights of women, generally in the streets of Barcelona and in many countries.
In 2018, I started working with Metzineres as a volunteer, to support women and people of dissident genders who were in drug use, and mostly street-based. Metzineres is a harm reduction space for women and people of dissident genders in Barcelona. I started there by giving graffiti workshops and working in the design of their campaigns. Today, I'm passionate about my work.
'Each person has specific needs. Society rejects some of these needs and criminalises lifestyles and livelihoods. Daily marginalisation and exclusion is, in and of itself, an unbearable punishment. I think mutual support, understanding, the power to speak freely on issues that concern us, produce incredible results. Punishment and prohibition create obstacles for us to thrive and be cared for.'
Marialba Quesada
I am in my last year of Anthropology studies and I focus on cultural management, multimedia communication and social networks. Currently I'm involved in the Coordinating Team of Latinoamérica por una Política Sensata de Drogas, and I am part of the graphic design team of Chacruna.net. During 2019, I created 'Las Históricas', a feminist communication platform where we share through various channels (website, podcast, social networks) critical information with a gender and human rights perspective.
'As an activist on the issue of psychoactive substances and harm reduction, my participation within the Support, Don't Punish project represents in a certain way an emblem of my ideals and my work within the fight for the human rights of people who use drugs.'
Milda Arlauskaitė
I am a visual artist, but I'm also interested in different forms of art. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in ceramics in the Vilnius Academy of Arts. Whilst studying, I had an opportunity to participate in international symposiums and different workshops where I got the chance to meet great people and artists.
Besides my artistic side, I am the Executive Director of harm reduction organisation 'Young Wave', based in Lithuania. We provide harm reduction services and tools at music festivals and city raves. We also provide online consultations all year round and participate in international projects and campaigns.
'I believe, with all my heart, that 'Support. Don't Punish' is the approach that can solve a lot of problems, the perspective for a better change.'
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ISM PMI Gives the Bears More Weight
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Investors are focusing on US trade relations with China and France, and economic statistics. Published yesterday, the November data on the US ISM Manufacturing PMI were below the market expectations and put serious pressure on the dollar. Instead of growth, the indicator fell from 48.3 to 48.1 points, and for the fourth consecutive month remained in the stagnation zone. Investors are also worried about the negative signals on international trade. Yesterday, US President Donald Trump said that the initial trade agreement with China could be signed after the 2020 US presidential election. The White House administration also announced the possibility of introducing duties in the amount of up to 100% on the import of goods from France with a total amount of USD 2.4 billion. The reason for this was the French digital services tax, which would hurt US technology companies such as Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon. Moreover, sales representative Robert Lighthizer confirmed the possibility of an American investigation into taxes on digital services in Austria, Italy, and Turkey. The implementation of these plans may lead to a deterioration of the situation in world trade and additional pressure on the global economy.
Today, prices are correcting down. Quotes are pressured by negative trading signals, according to which the signing of the US-China trade deal can be postponed to 2020, and the United States will impose duties on French exports. In addition, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said that the country has not yet decided on its position on the issue of further reduction in oil production under the OPEC+ agreement. In the evening, investors are waiting for the weekly API report on the US crude oil reserves. The last time they rose by 3.639 million barrels. The continuation of this trend may put pressure on prices.
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Investors are focusing on economic statistics and the upcoming parliamentary elections. The November Construction PMI, published today, although it rose from 44.2 to 45.3 points, remained in the stagnation zone, illustrating the pressure on the sector due to Brexit uncertainty. BRC retail sales in November fell by 4.9% at once. Despite these weak data, the pound is strengthening as investors expect conservatives to win the upcoming parliamentary elections. According to recent polls, the party of Boris Johnson is still seriously ahead of the Labor Party, which gives hope for ratification of the deal with the EU. The British currency is strengthening today against its main competitors – the euro, the yen, and the US dollar.
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Investors are focused on the RBA decision on the interest rate. The regulator left the interest rate at 0.75%, as expected. The RBA's head Philip Lowe reiterated that the economy has reached a tipping point and will continue to grow. By 2021, growth could reach 3.0%. At the same time, weak household spending remains the greatest risk. He also noted that due to global and domestic factors, one should expect a long period of low interest rates to achieve full employment and inflation target. The RBA is also ready for further easing of monetary policy, if necessary to maintain sustainable economic growth. The Australian currency today is strengthening against the euro and the US dollar and has an ambiguous dynamics with the pound and the yen.
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#include <linux/kernel.h>
#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/init.h>
#include <linux/err.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/i2c.h>
#include <linux/hwmon.h>
#include <linux/hwmon-sysfs.h>

/* chip registers */
#define LTC4261_STATUS	0x00	/* readonly */
#define LTC4261_FAULT	0x01
#define LTC4261_ALERT	0x02
#define LTC4261_CONTROL	0x03
#define LTC4261_SENSE_H	0x04
#define LTC4261_SENSE_L	0x05
#define LTC4261_ADIN2_H	0x06
#define LTC4261_ADIN2_L	0x07
#define LTC4261_ADIN_H	0x08
#define LTC4261_ADIN_L	0x09

/*
 * Fault register bits
 */
#define FAULT_OV	(1<<0)
#define FAULT_UV	(1<<1)
#define FAULT_OC	(1<<2)

struct ltc4261_data {
	struct device *hwmon_dev;

	struct mutex update_lock;
	bool valid;
	unsigned long last_updated;	/* in jiffies */

	/* Registers */
	u8 regs[10];
};

static struct ltc4261_data *ltc4261_update_device(struct device *dev)
{
	struct i2c_client *client = to_i2c_client(dev);
	struct ltc4261_data *data = i2c_get_clientdata(client);
	struct ltc4261_data *ret = data;

	mutex_lock(&data->update_lock);

	if (time_after(jiffies, data->last_updated + HZ / 4) || !data->valid) {
		int i;

		/* Read registers -- 0x00 to 0x09 */
		for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(data->regs); i++) {
			int val;

			val = i2c_smbus_read_byte_data(client, i);
			if (unlikely(val < 0)) {
				dev_dbg(dev,
					"Failed to read ADC value: error %d\n",
					val);
				ret = ERR_PTR(val);
				goto abort;
			}
			data->regs[i] = val;
		}
		data->last_updated = jiffies;
		data->valid = 1;
	}
abort:
	mutex_unlock(&data->update_lock);
	return ret;
}

/* Return the voltage from the given register in mV or mA */
static int ltc4261_get_value(struct ltc4261_data *data, u8 reg)
{
	u32 val;

	val = (data->regs[reg] << 2) + (data->regs[reg + 1] >> 6);

	switch (reg) {
	case LTC4261_ADIN_H:
	case LTC4261_ADIN2_H:
		/* 2.5mV resolution. Convert to mV. */
		val = val * 25 / 10;
		break;
	case LTC4261_SENSE_H:
		/*
		 * 62.5uV resolution. Convert to current as measured with
		 * an 1 mOhm sense resistor, in mA. If a different sense
		 * resistor is installed, calculate the actual current by
		 * dividing the reported current by the sense resistor value
		 * in mOhm.
		 */
		val = val * 625 / 10;
		break;
	default:
		/* If we get here, the developer messed up */
		WARN_ON_ONCE(1);
		val = 0;
		break;
	}

	return val;
}

static ssize_t ltc4261_show_value(struct device *dev,
				  struct device_attribute *da, char *buf)
{
	struct sensor_device_attribute *attr = to_sensor_dev_attr(da);
	struct ltc4261_data *data = ltc4261_update_device(dev);
	int value;

	if (IS_ERR(data))
		return PTR_ERR(data);

	value = ltc4261_get_value(data, attr->index);
	return snprintf(buf, PAGE_SIZE, "%d\n", value);
}

static ssize_t ltc4261_show_bool(struct device *dev,
				 struct device_attribute *da, char *buf)
{
	struct sensor_device_attribute *attr = to_sensor_dev_attr(da);
	struct i2c_client *client = to_i2c_client(dev);
	struct ltc4261_data *data = ltc4261_update_device(dev);
	u8 fault;

	if (IS_ERR(data))
		return PTR_ERR(data);

	fault = data->regs[LTC4261_FAULT] & attr->index;
	if (fault)		/* Clear reported faults in chip register */
		i2c_smbus_write_byte_data(client, LTC4261_FAULT, ~fault);

	return snprintf(buf, PAGE_SIZE, "%d\n", fault ? 1 : 0);
}

/*
 * These macros are used below in constructing device attribute objects
 * for use with sysfs_create_group() to make a sysfs device file
 * for each register.
 */

#define LTC4261_VALUE(name, ltc4261_cmd_idx) \
	static SENSOR_DEVICE_ATTR(name, S_IRUGO, \
	ltc4261_show_value, NULL, ltc4261_cmd_idx)

#define LTC4261_BOOL(name, mask) \
	static SENSOR_DEVICE_ATTR(name, S_IRUGO, \
	ltc4261_show_bool, NULL, (mask))

/*
 * Input voltages.
 */
LTC4261_VALUE(in1_input, LTC4261_ADIN_H);
LTC4261_VALUE(in2_input, LTC4261_ADIN2_H);

/*
 * Voltage alarms. The chip has only one set of voltage alarm status bits,
 * triggered by input voltage alarms. In many designs, those alarms are
 * associated with the ADIN2 sensor, due to the proximity of the ADIN2 pin
 * to the OV pin. ADIN2 is, however, not available on all chip variants.
 * To ensure that the alarm condition is reported to the user, report it
 * with both voltage sensors.
 */
LTC4261_BOOL(in1_min_alarm, FAULT_UV);
LTC4261_BOOL(in1_max_alarm, FAULT_OV);
LTC4261_BOOL(in2_min_alarm, FAULT_UV);
LTC4261_BOOL(in2_max_alarm, FAULT_OV);

/* Currents (via sense resistor) */
LTC4261_VALUE(curr1_input, LTC4261_SENSE_H);

/* Overcurrent alarm */
LTC4261_BOOL(curr1_max_alarm, FAULT_OC);

static struct attribute *ltc4261_attributes[] = {
	&sensor_dev_attr_in1_input.dev_attr.attr,
	&sensor_dev_attr_in1_min_alarm.dev_attr.attr,
	&sensor_dev_attr_in1_max_alarm.dev_attr.attr,
	&sensor_dev_attr_in2_input.dev_attr.attr,
	&sensor_dev_attr_in2_min_alarm.dev_attr.attr,
	&sensor_dev_attr_in2_max_alarm.dev_attr.attr,

	&sensor_dev_attr_curr1_input.dev_attr.attr,
	&sensor_dev_attr_curr1_max_alarm.dev_attr.attr,

	NULL,
};

static const struct attribute_group ltc4261_group = {
	.attrs = ltc4261_attributes,
};

static int ltc4261_probe(struct i2c_client *client,
			 const struct i2c_device_id *id)
{
	struct i2c_adapter *adapter = client->adapter;
	struct ltc4261_data *data;
	int ret;

	if (!i2c_check_functionality(adapter, I2C_FUNC_SMBUS_BYTE_DATA))
		return -ENODEV;

	if (i2c_smbus_read_byte_data(client, LTC4261_STATUS) < 0) {
		dev_err(&client->dev, "Failed to read status register\n");
		return -ENODEV;
	}

	data = kzalloc(sizeof(*data), GFP_KERNEL);
	if (!data) {
		ret = -ENOMEM;
		goto out_kzalloc;
	}

	i2c_set_clientdata(client, data);
	mutex_init(&data->update_lock);

	/* Clear faults */
	i2c_smbus_write_byte_data(client, LTC4261_FAULT, 0x00);

	/* Register sysfs hooks */
	ret = sysfs_create_group(&client->dev.kobj, &ltc4261_group);
	if (ret)
		goto out_sysfs_create_group;

	data->hwmon_dev = hwmon_device_register(&client->dev);
	if (IS_ERR(data->hwmon_dev)) {
		ret = PTR_ERR(data->hwmon_dev);
		goto out_hwmon_device_register;
	}

	return 0;

out_hwmon_device_register:
	sysfs_remove_group(&client->dev.kobj, &ltc4261_group);
out_sysfs_create_group:
	kfree(data);
out_kzalloc:
	return ret;
}

static int ltc4261_remove(struct i2c_client *client)
{
	struct ltc4261_data *data = i2c_get_clientdata(client);

	hwmon_device_unregister(data->hwmon_dev);
	sysfs_remove_group(&client->dev.kobj, &ltc4261_group);

	kfree(data);

	return 0;
}

static const struct i2c_device_id ltc4261_id[] = {
	{"ltc4261", 0},
	{}
};

MODULE_DEVICE_TABLE(i2c, ltc4261_id);

/* This is the driver that will be inserted */
static struct i2c_driver ltc4261_driver = {
	.driver = {
		   .name = "ltc4261",
		   },
	.probe = ltc4261_probe,
	.remove = ltc4261_remove,
	.id_table = ltc4261_id,
};

static int __init ltc4261_init(void)
{
	return i2c_add_driver(&ltc4261_driver);
}

static void __exit ltc4261_exit(void)
{
	i2c_del_driver(&ltc4261_driver);
}

MODULE_AUTHOR("Guenter Roeck <guenter.roeck@ericsson.com>");
MODULE_DESCRIPTION("LTC4261 driver");
MODULE_LICENSE("GPL");

module_init(ltc4261_init);
module_exit(ltc4261_exit);

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The shelling of Estevan Point Lighthouse: A 78-year-old mystery
Canada has not often come under attack. The Americans attacked during the war of 1812. The Irish Fenians nationals attacked after the American Civil War, to capture Canada and trade it for the freedom of Ireland. Then on June 20th, 1942, six months after Pearl Harbor, the Estevan Point Lighthouse on the western coast of Vancouver Island was shelled. The official story has been that it was fired upon by the Japanese submarine I-26. If so, that would make it the first enemy shelling on Canadian soil in 130 years.
On the night of the attack lightkeeper Robert M. Lally, a veteran of World War I and lightkeeper at Estevan Point since 1926, reported at 9:25 pm that he saw a warship on the horizon that fired several dozen rounds in his direction, none of which hit their mark. The first landed on the beach in front of the light which was immediately turned off by Lally. Now in complete darkness the other shells landed behind him. He also reported he saw a submarine and a smaller craft but only the warship was firing. His story was quickly changed by government sources to be a Japanese sub that attacked not a warship. Indeed, the following night American Fort Stevens, guarding the mouth of the Columbia river, was attacked by a submarine.
So why would a Japanese attack be launched against a Canadian lighthouse? Was Estevan Point Lighthouse the most important Canadian target? There was a radio-direction-finding station at the light that was one of the most important in the North Pacific. It had the greatest coverage of any Canadian station on the west coast. The station would have been well known to commercial shipping coming from Japan in the years before the war. So, was it the light that was under attack or the radio station?
There are those that believe that the Japanese played no part in the attack. On a CBC Fifth Estate show aired in 1995, Donald Graham, a lightkeeper and a west cost maritime historian, raised another idea. Could it have been a political ploy cooked up between Prime Minister Mackenzie-King and the Americans to help scare Canadians into acceptance of Conscription which was dividing his government and the nation?
Were the Japanese such bad shots that all their shells missed or was it a US ship that did not intend to hit its target? Then again, a lighthouse is a small target to hit. The submarine I-25 that attacked Fort Stevens the following night did little damage because the commander of the Fort called a black-out and did not return fire so the gunners could not make out their position in the dark.
If Robert Lally did not see a warship then why did his son, who was out fishing in a boat, think he saw one? Why did the keeper at the Nootka Light station and his daughter say they saw a warship and a sub? Why did Keeper Lally's logs for that date and his war diary disappear into Ottawa for 40 years? Who was to gain from the attack? The Fifth Estate show makes for interesting viewing, it is a bit of a "Who Done It" mystery full of conflicting reports raising curiosity and intrigue. What did happen was that within weeks Parliament passed the Military Service Act and no one shelled the coast of BC ever again.
Because of the attack, the lights and navigation aids were turned off on the west coast for the remainder of the war. The importance of lighthouses was demonstrated by the number of ship wreaks that then occurred. Ships needed staffed lighthouses in 1942 and we still do today.
Donald Graham served at Point Atkinson, Lucy Island and Bonilla Island. He wrote two books, Keepers of the Light (1985) and Lights of the Inside Passage (1986) that tell the history of British Columbia's lighthouses and the lives of their keepers' members of UCTE. Don sadly passed away on October 8, 2003 of pancreatic cancer.
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The Web Detective is a search engine and online directory that allows users to search for websites and other online resources. It is not a well-known search engine and does not appear to have a significant market share compared to larger search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
The Web Detective provides a search box on its homepage where users can enter keywords or phrases to search for websites and other resources. The search results page displays a list of websites and other resources that match the search terms, along with brief descriptions and links to the sites. The Web Detective also includes a directory of websites organized by category, which users can browse to find websites on specific topics.
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How to Respond to a Compliment Gracefully
April 30, 2017 by Wendy Toth 1 Comment
Wondering how to respond to a compliment? First, know that getting a compliment is good for you. Science has proven that people perform tasks better, have improved memory, and feel happy after being complimented.
What many of us don't know is how to respond to a compliment gracefully.
If you're getting such a nice boost, why is it so hard?
A couple of frustrating reasons have come to light in psychological circles.
Your view of yourself doesn't line up with the compliment. Put another way, you could lack the confidence or mindset to accept the compliment comfortably.
You totally agree with the compliment, but don't want put the other person off by seeming TOO confident.
Every human being on earth has likely felt both of these ways, depending on the subject matter of the compliment. At any given moment I feel good about some aspects of myself and shaky about others. But either way, the compliment can cause me to feel uncomfortable!
I want that to end. For all of us.
Compliments have too much going for them to cause angst. We should all know how to respond to a compliment with ease.
How to Respond to a Compliment Examples
To help me formulate a plan for accepting compliments graciously, I reached out to a number of women I look up to and asked for the word-for-word scripts they use to make compliment-acceptance a breeze.
How to Graciously Accept a Compliment: Go Minimal
By Dr. Jessica Vogelsang, Founder of PawCurious
The more I try to respond or fill the space, the more I end up sticking my foot in my mouth.
The Script: I make a very conscientious effort to look the person in the eye, give them a heartfelt "Thank you. I really appreciate that!" and then stop talking.
How to Humbly Accept a Compliment: Return the Favor
By: Lavanya Sunkara, Travel Writer
It's all about reciprocity for me.
The Script: When others give me compliments, I usually say, "Thanks," and if I have something to compliment them about, I will try to do so.
Note from Wendy: If you would like to reciprocate by sharing the same exact compliment with the person complimenting you, you can always go for the classy use of 'likewise' in a compliment. As in: "I love your evening gown, Desiree." "Oh, likewise!" However, this only works if you really mean it and say it with some enthusiasm. Otherwise, it can sound disingenuous. As if you said, "Ditto."
How to Accept a Compliment Even If It's From Yourself: Enjoy the High
By Kaia Roman, author of The Joy Plan
I used to have a hard time receiving a compliment, always minimizing or deflecting because I felt self-conscious and undeserving. But then I learned about the physical mechanisms behind both giving and receiving compliments and I changed my ways. Compliments release dopamine in the brain, for both the giver and the receiver. And dopamine feels like a pleasure rush that is highly enjoyable!
If I didn't let myself truly receive the compliment, I'd be missing out on this drug-free high.
Likewise, if I minimized the compliment from the giver, I'd be taking away their joy by turning an appreciative exchange into an awkward one. So now, when someone gives me a compliment, I think about the benefit they are receiving from that act of kindness and I do my best to amp up the effect so they'll do it again for someone else. The world needs as many compliments as we can give!
The Script: "Thank you, that made my day." or "Thank you, that was so nice of you to notice."
I smile and let the dopamine soak in for both of us.
How to Respond to a Compliment Happily: Go for Seconds
By Dorri Olds, Freelance Writer and Journalist
I was the youngest of three girls and was born a ham. I love attention—thrive on it really. So I've never been one to shy away from any limelight I can grab.
The Script: When somebody gives me a compliment I grin ear-to-ear and say, "Thank you!" I figure that's like positive reinforcement. If their compliment is met with an enthusiastic response, then they will be more likely to compliment me again, right?
How to Accept a Compliment at Work: Take a Pause
By Jessica Remitz, Managing Editor, PawCulture.com
I am working on taking a beat to curb my knee-jerk "aw shucks" reaction. A friend of mine told me that she'd almost stopped complimenting other women because we're so quick to brush them off, almost to the point of embarrassment. so I think it's important to acknowledge to the other person on how nice a compliment is to hear—because it truly is.
The Script: I have begun looking directly at my complimenter (in a not creepy or adversarial way) and saying, "Thank you for noticing my [item of clothing/well-behaved dog/completed work project]. I appreciate you saying something, and worked hard to [find said item/raise a polite dog/go above and beyond]."
How to Accept a Compliment in a Funny Way: Split the Difference
By Talia Argondezzi, Director, Writing and Speaking Program at Ursinus College
In the case where accepting a compliment feels very unnatural, and almost impossible to do, it can be rude and awkward to just deny the praise you were given. Instead, take a baby step and challenge yourself by trying to split the difference. For instance, you might accept what was said, but then make a funny remark or even self-deprecating one, but only on something you DO feel confident about.
The Script:
"I like your glasses."
"Thank you. Like Rick Perry, I'm trying to wear my glasses more so people will think I'm smart."
How to Respond to a Compliment? Keep It Simple
By Victoria Schade, Dog Trainer and Author
Since directly turning down a compliment can be a way of telling a person, "Nope, you're wrong about that," I try to accept it gracefully and then move on.
The Script: "Thank you, it's my favorite scarf/blouse/shoes/whatever!" is an easy way to acknowledge the person's compliment, or "That's so kind of you to say," or if someone compliments my writing I might respond with, "Thank you, that means a lot!"
How to Respond to a Compliment Sincerely: Look Forward
By Aly Semigran, Writer and Editor
I had a recent experience with this with someone saying, "You deserve a good guy." It was a friend I hadn't seen in a while and I caught them up with my most recent terrible dating experience and they told me, sincerely, "You deserve a good guy."
The Script: I responded with, "Thank you. It's taken me a long time to realize that."
I didn't bitch and moan "Oh there are no good guys out there," rather I acknowledged they saw something in me that's taken me 32 years to accept. I think it's rare to tell someone you agree with them about a positive side of yourself, but I think in this case, especially because so much time had passed, it caught us up on where I am now.
On Giving Compliments
By Cheyenne Gil, Body Positive Boudoir Photographer
When it comes to GIVING compliments (which I also think is a great step in your self-love journey), give a compliment that you truly mean, and give it without putting yourself down in the process.
The Script: For instance, say you love someone's hair. All you have to say is, "Wow, I love your hair! It's beautiful," NOT, "Wow, I love your hair! It's so beautiful! My hair is so blah. I need to change it. But your hair is just so nice!"
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"What hope is to life, as oxygen is to the lungs".
This phrase perfectly defines the need of oxygen in the life of man. Just as life cannot be imagined without hope, oxygen plays the same role for our lungs.
Keeping in mind the inevitable existence of the element oxygen, let's look at some amazing facts about oxygen.
Shocking facts about oxygen you didn't know
In this section, you will be aware of some interesting facts about oxygen that will help you understand the chemistry behind the formation of the oxygen cycle and the use of the oxygen element.
Element oxygen was discovered by Joseph Priestley in 1774
The term oxygen was first coined in 1774 by a scientist named Joseph Priestley. Now, what is surprising is the fact that it was discovered as an element only in 1773 by another scientist named Carl Wilhelm Scheele. Carl was unable to get his work published and so the credit went to someone else.
Amazing facts about oxygen having paramagnetic behavior.
Oxygen has two unpaired electrons in its outermost orbital, making this oxygen element paramagnetic. Due to its paramagnetic nature, oxygen has little or no affinity for a magnetic field.
So yes! Oxygen is not deflected at all by a magnetic field, another remarkable fact about oxygen.
Taking too much oxygen can kill you
Yes, consuming too much oxygen can be harmful to your body and this phenomenon is called oxygen poisoning. This property of oxygen is attributed to its oxidizing property. Without going into the technical part of it, you should still know that our bodies are designed with anti-oxidants to deal with this problem as well.
The steel industry is the largest user of oxygen
The steel industries are considered to be the largest users of oxygen consumption under the category of interesting facts about oxygen. The maximum oxygen consumption occurs during the forging operation in the steel industries.
The 16th period is termed as Oxygen Family
In the periodic table, the 16th period is called the Oxygen family because the very first element of this family is Oxygen itself. Another name for the Oxygen family is Chalcogens.
Oxygen exhibits different colors in gaseous and liquid states
When looked for the Oxygen gas, it is simply colorless. You can feel it around. But, talking about its liquid state, the color of the same element is pale blue.
Oxygen pool can cause Frostbite
Haven't you heard about the Oxygen pool? I warn you to not swim into it. The temperature of an Oxygen pool can go up to minus 183 degrees Celsius (-180OC), which means there are high chances for you to have a Frostbite.
The Northern and Southern lights in Australis are caused by Oxygen atoms
The electrons with high energy from the solar wind split Oxygen molecules into highly excited atoms. The photons are released by the Oxygen atoms into the atmosphere producing green and dark red color light.
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Oxygen molecule remains stable even at extremely high pressure
We are surrounded by a normal atmospheric pressure every time which is 1 bar, to be precise. But, you know how much pressure one molecule of oxygen (O2) can maintain? Atmospheric pressure is 19 million times more than can be controlled by an oxygen molecule.
MOXIE is the Oxygen on Mars
The experimental technique thought to implement by NASA to artificially prepare Oxygen or Oxygen element on MARS is termed as MOXIE. The main objective of this program is to however extract the Oxygen from the atmosphere of MARS. Till now, there is only 0.174% Oxygen present in MARS only.
NITROX is used by Scuba drivers
It comes under as one of the interesting facts about Oxygen that NITROX is a combination of Nitrogen and Oxygen, used by Scuba drivers to swim in the benthos of water. To protect themselves from fatigue and increase their diving time, NITROX is used which is 80% Oxygen.
You can make Oxygen at your home too
The easiest process to make Oxygen of your own is to use a fresh leaf and put it into water. You will get fresh Oxygen. However, the costliest way to make Oxygen is by the process termed as Electrolysis of water molecule.
Warm water holds less Oxygen than cold water
Warm water holds less oxygen than cold water because water molecules are closer together in cold water that makes it harder for oxygen molecules to get out.
Stars in the galaxy can make Oxygen atoms
Oxygen is the 3rd most abundant element in the universe. The element is made in stars that are around 5 times more massive than the sun. These stars burn carbon or helium together with carbon. The fusion reactions form Oxygen and other heavier elements.
Mountaineering can cause even death due to low Oxygen levels
The lowest levels of oxygen ever recorded in human blood were measured near the summit of Mount Everest in 2009. Climbers had arterial oxygen levels of 3.28 kilopascals on average. Compare that to the normal value of 12 to 14 kilopascals, and the mountaineering term "death zone" makes plenty of sense.
Oxygen is used in making your PVC (Poly-Vinyl Chloride) pipes
PVC is the world's third-most widely produced man-made polymer, which is made from a resin called epoxyethane. This epoxyethane is derived mainly through Oxygen. Thereby, common polyesters and pipes can be made from the same Oxygen too.
Enjoy the amazing fact about Oxygen! Life without Air is a Life without Oxygen…
True to its existence and eternity, Oxygen serves as one of the necessary factors that have made the survival of human beings possible on earth.
Acknowledging its importance, we have presented some amazing facts about Oxygen. Do read this article and embrace the presence of Oxygen around you.
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Boxing is a sport with an ancient history. It was introduced to the ancient Olympic Games in the 7th century BC.
The earliest evidence of boxing dates back to Egypt around 3000 BC. The sport was introduced to the ancient Olympic Games by the Greeks in the late 7th century BC, when soft leather thongs were used to bind boxers' hands and forearms for protection.
Roman developments
Later, in Rome, leather thongs were exchanged for the cestus – a glove studded with metal. Unfortunately this did not help the gladiators involved, as boxing matches of the era usually ended with the death of one or other contestant.
With the fall of the Roman Empire, boxing came to an abrupt end. It resurfaced in 17th century England, and organised amateur boxing officially began in 1880. Originally only five weight classes were contested: Bantam, not exceeding 54 kilos; Feather, not exceeding 57 kilos; Light, not exceeding 63.5 kilos; Middle, not exceeding 73 kilos; and Heavy, any weight.
Olympic history
When boxing made its Olympic debut at the 1904 Games in St Louis, it was the USA, the only country entered, which took all the medals. Later, the Americans continued to dominate boxing, winning 109 medals (including 48 gold) out of the 842 up for grabs, closely followed by the Cubans and Russians.
Since its inclusion in the Olympic programme, boxing has been staged at each edition of the Games, except in 1912 in Stockholm, owing to Swedish law, which forbade the practice.
The rules have evolved since the 1980s: 1984 in Los Angeles: protective helmet obligatory; 1992 in Barcelona: set-up of an electronic scoring system to strengthen the objectivity of refereeing; 2007: standardised point scoring.
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