Screen Activator – Until I or someone else comes up with a better name, this is the responsibility for activating, deactivating, or tearing down a single screen. I'll write much more about this early next week.
For performance reasons you may want to have subscribers temporarily ignore events from the Event Aggregator. A couple years back I worked on an application that presented visualizations of market data inside a financial reporting application. The application would show different views of the same market data in different tabs within the application shell. The market data would occasionally update on the backend and trigger the user interface to update. The problem was that the act of performing the data visualization was quite expensive – and making the user wait while hidden screens were also updated probably made the application frustratingly sluggish to use. In order to improve the user experience, the designers of this application "latched" the inactive screens so that they would not automatically update for new data until they were later displayed when the user selected other tabs.
So let's say you are building a system with a similar scenario where screens need to potentially refresh the visualization of some sort of market data when the market moves.
The Activate() and Deactivate() methods "tell" an individual IScreen that it is turned on or off in the visual display and give each IScreen a chance to start or stop screen behaviors. When a new screen is activated or an existing screen in the application is made the active screen, the SimpleScreenConductor will first tell the currently open screen to deactivate itself, and then activate the newly active screen.
When the LatchedPresenter receives a "MarketDataChanged" event, it first checks to see if it is "latched." If the events are latched it simply remembers that it needs to update itself upon the next activation by setting the field _needToRefresh to true. If it is not latched, LatchedPresenter will update the visualization immediately. Likewise, when LatchedPresenter is activated again it will check the _needToRefresh field. If that field is true LatchedPresenter will update the visualization.
The performance benefit is obvious. With latching the hidden screens are not consuming computing resources to update visualizations that might not ever be viewed by the financial analyst using the application.
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Cool, thanks for the comment.
I've encountered situations in which latching can reduce the number of calls to update the UI by an order of growth (O(N**2) to O(N), or O(N) to O(1)). While proper incremental updates would have helped, latching sometimes helps more, and it's simpler to write.
1. How many screens you have doing this. The combined cost of all those screens calculating "just in case" they're displayed could kill the UX.
2. How often these updates are likely to occur, and how many are likely to be unnecessary due to the view being hidden. For example, if the updates occur frequently and views tend to stay hidden for long periods of time, it would seem rather wasteful to do these background calculations.
Anyway Jeremy, the core of your message is clear: views can defer refreshing if they are hidden by using a latch.
Recalculating is only a tad better than a frozen app.
And if you can do recalculating, you can do the work in a background thread.
In most cases, even with complex visualizations, most of the cost isn't in the actual drawing, anyway.
Let's pretend we're not idiots and put up a friendly "recalculating" message. There's no way to paint the view in a background thread, but you *could* at least massage the raw data to create a Presentation Model in a background thread. You could also throttle the updating to show a few records at a time.
Sigh. I'll throw that on my backlog of topics.
Isn't there a hidden cost to it, though?
When you are showing the screen, you are going to "freeze" until the visualization is ready.
From UX perspective, it seems that it would be better to defer visualization on a hidden screen, but still preform it on the background.
At least, assuming that you have events streaming to you in any sort of reasonable rate.


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Whoa, Siri in iOS 11 Sounds Amazing and Human-Like
Aug 30th, 2017 3:13 PM EDT | Columns & Opinions
Apple is bringing new Siri voices to iOS 11, and the female voice sounds amazing. I've been using the male voice up until last night, but I decided to switch and go back to the female voice. I noticed that Apple is using a new voice actor for Siri in iOS 11, but it's not just that.
Aside from sounding different, Siri is also smarter, and I wanted to find out what improvements were made to her brain. I found a paper written by the Siri Team where they talked about it, and here's what I found.
Vocal Deep Learning
So what does it mean to use deep learning for a voice? In Apple's new Machine Learning Journal, the Siri Team discussed how they accomplished this. Essentially, there are two techniques used in speech synthesis, which is the artificial production of human speech:
Concatenative synthesis: Provides the highest quality output if you give it a sufficiently large number of speech recording input. Uses voice actors.
Parametric synthesis: A model-based approach that uses statistics to replicate the human voice itself. Uses artificial intelligence, but still based on a human voice model as a starting point.
Voting on the Siri voice.
Concatenative synthesis is more widely used because if you give it high quality recordings, you get a high quality voice. Parametric synthesis is lower quality, even though it produces "highly intelligible and fluent speech."
Basically, Apple is combining the two into a hybrid synthesis system using what is called a deep mixture density network (MDN), which is different than the traditional approach, called hidden Markov models (HMM). Translation: better algorithms.
The team trained the neural networks using over 20 hours of high-quality speech recordings sampled at 48 kHz. Advances in audio compression as well as this higher sampling rate (22 kHz vs. 48 kHz) results in a much more natural Siri voice.
Always Close the Barn Door Tight
If you go to the machine learning journal Apple published, you can hear sample text being read by Siri in iOS 9, iOS 10, and finally Siri in iOS 11. In iOS 9 and 10, the voices sound decent, but you can still tell that they are computer generated based on small glitchy sounds. But Siri in iOS 11 honestly sounds like a real human speaking into a microphone, and she's a new voice actor.
After 10 years, Siri finally sounds like a human. So what's next? What about looking like a human? Do we want our digital assistants to have a visual component, or just audio? That's something we'll have to ponder over the next 10 years. In the meantime, there is always Siri-tan. That's right, Japan has already personified Siri into an anime character, and you can hear her sing:
You can see the anime character in the featured image. It's weirdly sexualized, so it's not appealing to most people, but it would be interesting to see an official Apple-created Siri.
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OK so the Siri-Tan you found is a bit…ahem…over the top.
But not all of them are.
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Speaking is one thing, listening is another.
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But can she sing?
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Book: Head Games, by Craig McDonald (2007)
Ever read a book and think the target audience consists of ... you? McDonald's debut – named one of the year's ten best crime novels by Eddie Muller in the San Francisco Chronicle – is about the intersection of pulp fiction, Hollywood and politics. Naturally, I ate it up.
Hec Lassiter is the last of the Black Mask boys, still cranking out two-fisted fiction in 1957. He's being profiled by young poet Bud Fiske for True magazine when a real-adventure comes their way: they wind up in possession of the stolen head of Mexican general Pancho Villa, which is being sought by Yale University's Skull & Bones Society for use in its secret ceremonies. Hec and Bud square off against intelligence agencies, ancient revolutionaries and homicidal frat boys. McDonald weaves plenty of real-life figures into the tale. Orson Welles, Marlene Dietrich, John Ford, Ernest Hemingway, Senator Prescott Bush. Even the senator's grandson makes an appearance.
The plot moves at a hell-for-leather pace and is basically an excuse to mourn the passing of an era of American manhood and pay tribute to old-fashioned storytelling. Personally, I'll never see Touch of Evil the same way again.
TV: Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project (2007)
The best observation in this HBO documentary about the insult comic comes from Penn Jillette:
"(Rickles) had this quality of ... pleasing the audience was the most important thing in the world. Not in his life, in the world. But he would not compromise in any way to please them. A very complicated, very important idea. In a certain sense, the definition of art."
The documentary is a must-see for fans of old-school showbiz. John Landis, who directed, met Rickles while working as a production assistant on Kelly's Heroes. But there's no mention of their other collaboration: 1992's Innocent Blood, in which a sexy French vampire preys on Pittsburgh gangsters. Rickles plays a Mob lawyer-turned-bloodsucker. Also in the cast are Anthony LaPaglia, future Oscar nominees Angela Bassett and Chazz Palminteri, and half of The Sopranos. It's great, trashy fun.
TV: This Week's Reason Why I Don't Watch CNN
I went back and forth about posting this photograph. It's outside my bailiwick, the image isn't the best, and it's in questionable taste to harp on a typo in the midst of sad news. But I mentioned it over at Bill Crider's blog, and now I feel it's my duty.
Here's Wolf Blitzer reporting on Wednesday's shooting incident ... in Obama, Nebraska.
It's a fast-moving story, they're under pressure, I get it. But I still can't believe this went on the air. Is the network using an election season macro? Any word beginning with 'O' auto-completes as Obama unless it's changed to Oprah or Orange?
Update: The photo is now also up at Leavenworth Street, a blog devoted to Nebraska state politics.
Video: Farewell, Something Weird
PopMatters (via GreenCine Daily) brings word of the impending demise of Something Weird Video. I've watched a lot of the company's titles over the years and while the movies themselves may have been disappointing, the presentation never was. Keeping these oddities in the public eye is valuable work, and Something Weird did it well.
I wrote about two of SWV's burlesque films with Bettie Page here, and their Barry Mahon double bill here.
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Zpěváci
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When has plaid ever been this fun?! We're so obsessed with this red buffalo check crop top! The relaxed fit, complete with a straight hem, crew neck, and subtle bubble sleeves, looks so vibrant and so amazing on! You can't beat comfort equally paired with style. Paired here with our vintage denim, which makes that red hue pop even more! Model is 5'9" and wearing a size medium.


The final element in understanding diffusion is the effect of the surface. If for any reason molecules cannot penetrate quickly through the surface then diffusion will be limited not by diffusion coefficients but by the surface resistance, or both simultaneously in series. This elementary truth is often ignored. Happily, it is relatively easy to model within the same system as before. An extra "h" term is added which is the mass transfer coefficient in cm/s. As few of us know what this is, the idea is to play with values to see if there is any effect. When h is large it has no impact, when it is very small it is dominant. A useful guide value for a constant diffusion coefficient is B, the ratio of diffusion resistance (L/D) to surface resistance (1/h). This is then given by B= hL/D for a constant diffusion coefficient. When B approaches unity then, typically, surface resistance becomes visible in the graphs. Because surface resistance often shows as being linear in time rather than square root, the Lin.T option allows you to plot in Linear Time.
The point about modelling surface resistance is that although most times you don't need it, when you find "anomalous" diffusion curves (e.g. sigmoidal rather than square root dependency on time) you will most likely find it readily explained via a significant surface resistance perhaps also coupled with concentration dependence of the diffusion coefficient.
Surface resistance can be very complex. Two cases illustrate the issues.
Diffusion is not concentration dependent. While the potential flux to the surface is largest at the start because of the highest concentration gradient, diffusion can sometimes remove the absorbed solute still faster into the bulk of the film than it arrives from the external phase. Surface resistance means that transport in the external phase limits the absorption rate. As time goes on the diffusion resistance can become more significant because of transport over larger distances within the film, and can eventually exceed the surface resistance, in which case the surface concentration increases to the equilibrium value and the surface resistance is no longer significant in the final stages of absorption.
Diffusion is concentration dependent. When the diffusion coefficient depends very strongly on concentration, the surface resistance may not be particularly significant at the start, but becomes very much so at the last. At the start the diffusion coefficients are low and diffusion can control or be significant. As time goes on the concentrations in the film and at the surface increase and the diffusion resistance can become less significant or even disappear leaving the final stages of absorption entirely controlled by the surface resistance at a very low concentration difference across the surface. The concentration profiles will be very flat when surface resistance controls. The terminology for such cases in the literature is Case II or Super Case II, depending on whether the uptake becomes linear with time or increases more rapidly than with linear time, respectively.


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This public body champions the future of live performance, by protecting and supporting theatre buildings which meet the needs of their communities. Theatres Trust believe that current and future generations should have access to good quality theatres where they can be inspired by, and enjoy, live performance.
Showing Impact Through Famous Ambassadors
Theatres Trust approached Chocolate Films to make a video about what they do. It features famous supporters like Lenny Henry, Siobhan Redmond and Michael Ball telling about the work of the Trust and its impact. This video has a prominent place on the About Us page of the Theatres Trust website.
This was our first time working with the Trust and as always our videographers enjoyed shooting in theatres. Most of the interviews were filmed in London but we also got self-shot footage from actors across the country to generate more coverage. Our relative proximity to Theatreland turned out to be a bonus!
Chocolate Films have been an absolute joy to work with. From inspired content ideas to well-organised filming days and expert editing, we will definitely be working with them again!
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Crazy crazy convention going on down at the Sea Tac Hilton this weekend for Memorial day, Crypticon Seattle is happening, and being down right insane. Crypticon is this year's only horror convention for Seattle that we know of, and people are simply blowing out the doors with the show this year. Troy the owner and operator of Crypticon Seattle has gotten together one of the most insane conventions I think I have been too ever. But then I should let the pictures speak for themselves, some might be not safe for work (NSFW), and if you have a sensitive mind then you might want to pass right off on these picture galleries and call it a day.
Rest assured the dead have risen, and people are just cutting loose like you would not believe. There is still one more day of the show, lots of horror movie wonderfulness to get to and have some fun with. Honestly this show is simply being awesome, if you can make it down today the last day of the show, then you really should if you like absolute all out weirdness and a little horror to go along with your day.


For more than 100 years Southerners have been enjoying the sweet-and-tart Key lime pie. Whip up this easy Key lime pie recipe for a flavor-filled dessert.
True Key lime pies are never green and are always made with sweetened condensed milk. Try our traditional Key lime pie recipe tonight.
Just as Memphis is known for barbecue and New Orleans is celebrated for gumbo, Key West is internationally famous for Key lime pie. Every restaurant in the city serves this Southern specialty.
Despite the dessert's immediate name recognition, there's certainly no shortage of theories surrounding its origin or its ingredients.
No one can pinpoint when lime pie first showed up in the Keys. Developed by early Bahamian settlers, Key lime pie appears to have been around for more than 100 years. Debating the history, though, is child's play compared to the arguments that can erupt over the mechanics of the pie. Opinions differ on whether it should contain eggs or even if it should be baked—and that's just for the filling!
You could probably incite a riot discussing Key lime pie's topping and crust. Should the topping be made of whipped cream or meringue? Does it call for a graham cracker crust or a pastry crust?
Key West locals—"conchs," as they're called—do adhere to a few universals for Key lime pie. First, Key lime pie is never green, but rather a natural creamy yellow. it's always made with small, round key limes, not the large Persian limes found in grocery stores. And any Key lime pie worth its weight—and taste—is made with sweetened condensed milk. Never milk. That is because milk was unavailable in the Florida Keys until the 1930s with the opening of the overseas highway when tank trunks carrying ice could get to the region. And after much debate the Key Lime Pie was made Florida's official pie in 2006.


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'Final round' of talks with Zardari: Sharif
Nawaz Sharif has said he will hold a "final" round of talks with ruling PPP Chairman Asif Ali Zardari to fulfil his pledge of reinstating sacked judges and making President Pervez Musharraf accountable for his actions.
By HT Correspondent | PTI, Islamabad
UPDATED ON JUL 16, 2008 04:33 PM IST
Asking ruling PPP Chairman Asif Ali Zardari to fulfil his pledge of reinstating sacked judges, former premier Nawaz Sharif has said he will hold a "final" round of talks with him on ending the deadlock on the issue and making President Pervez Musharraf accountable for his actions.
However, Sharif did not spell out the steps his PML-N party will take in case his forthcoming meeting with Zardari did not produce any results.
Addressing a gathering of PML-N supporters in London last night, Sharif, whose party quit the cabinet in May after the government failed to reinstate about 60 judges sacked by Musharraf during emergency last year, stressed that he wanted the coalition between the two parties to remain intact.
"I will talk to Zardari sahab about this roadmap and I believe this roadmap should be followed because he had made a promise to me. I believe that the final talks should be held now," he said.
"From the bottom of my heart, I want our coalition to remain intact and we should implement this agenda. If this agenda is not implemented, what will happen to Pakistan? If the judiciary and their independence are not restored and parliament is not made sovereign, can our country go on?" he asked.
"We must make a decision to implement this clear-cut policy I have outlined and move forward."
Elaborating on agenda, Sharif said the PML-N wanted the "supremacy of the law and the constitution". It also wanted the reinstatement of the judges deposed during last year's emergency and the independence of the judiciary.
At the same time, the PML-N wants the "end of military intervention in politics and end of the interference of generals and the military".


Our Murder Mysteries are always very popular at Christmas. We typically work over a dinner, with a break when your main course arrives so you can enjoy your Christmas dinner uninterrupted.
The meal usually lasts for two hours and we fit around this. Timings are flexible but usually people will meet for pre-dinner drinks at 7 p.m. in the evening or 1 p.m. if you are having a lunch. We have an opening scene at the end of this half hour period and our detective, who can act as MC of the evening, will usher people through to the meal. Approximately two hours later, after pudding, coffee is served and we will run our closing scene.
This gives you a running time of just over two hours which is the optimum time for a three course meal and entertainment. If you are having an evening event we are often followed by a disco, where a whole new batch of crimes can be committed - Murder on the dance floor!
We do not just work over meals, we can work with canapés and other formats but recommended times may vary. The best thing is to call us and chat it through.
The only other thing is do not leave it too late. We often get our first Christmas bookings in January, and many dates sell out quickly (Fridays are always busy). Last year we ran eight evening events in the second Friday of December, so we have some capability but do call us early if you can.
Now take a look at the script options; Dickensian, 1920s, Who Killed Father Christmas and An Office Affair. We also have ways of bringing some of your most fun team members into the show - look at Witness Statements.


Mary Queen of Peace Church will hold "A Night of Hope" to address the clergy sexual abuse crisis on April 11 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Mary Queen of Peace Community Center, 4005 Dixie Highway.
Martine Siegel, Archdiocesan Director of Counseling Services and Victim Assistance Coordinator; Dr. Jim Shield, psychologist and class of 2020 deacon candidate; Shannon Age, survivor in healing, and Deacon Steve Age will give presentations.
A question and answer panel discussion will follow. Bill Doyle, LMFT, and Dianne Doyle, LCSW, will moderate the event.
Do not be ashamed of constant training of children. Sirach 42:1,5 I want to express my deepest admiration for my readers who are parents….


With the launch of iOS 9.2 Apple developers introduced to the public a new technology of apps opening - Universal links, in exchange for a deprecated URL scheme. The main advantage of a new development is identification of a unique application and a correct processing of the situation when it is not installed.
1. A special prefix was registered in the application, and your app was a handler for links with the given prefix.
When the link like urlPrefix://someUrlwithParamsOrWithoutThem is placed at an external source (at the site or when called from another application) the redirect to your application in openURL method took place, where data was taken from a received link and was processed correspondingly.
1. When the application the given link was addressed to is not installed - nothing happens. There is no possible way to check whether the application is installed or not (actual for web-pages. For mobile applications canOpenURL function is available). For such a case there were pages from which redirect was made first under the URL scheme and, after a while, to the application in AppStore.
2. No unique app identification. There is no guarantee that a user will not install a third-party application which register the same URL scheme, which will prevent the application from a unique identification.
Apple engineers chose another way for projecting a new technology. Now it is a server from which the call is made, not an application that notifies the operating system that it is to process specific links. The operation system is addressed and unique identificators define whether the application is installed or not. If not, a certain algorithm is used by default. Also, the list of domains from which the start is allowed is created in the application, which makes it impossible for malefactors from not authorized sources to somehow affect the work of an application.
In Domains specify the domains transition from which should be processed by our application in applinks:domainName format.
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Apps field remains empty. Details field must contain the array of dictionaries, each of them describing by which application should every page be opened with.
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Does the UK's Life Sciences sector provide us with a unique opportunity for helping the world's ageing populations?
These countries read like a bucket list – but it's not glorious holiday destinations that they have in common. It's ageing. These nine countries have the highest percentage of over 65s within their populations. In fact, over ¼ of Japan's population is 65+. The United Nations defines ageing as a global issue. They indicate that most countries in the world are experiencing a changing demographic, with populations ageing rapidly. In 2017 there were roughly 962 million people aged 60+ but the UN estimate that this number will rise to around 3.2 billion in 2100.
This trend is impacting most aspects of society – including the labour market, financial markets, government, and public services. You name it, an ageing population will affect it. One of the most obvious areas that is affected by an aging population is health and health services.
In 2014, The Kings Fund published a white paper that said the number of people aged 85 has doubled in the past 30 years, and when the NHS was founded in 1948, 48% of the UK population would die before their 65th birthday. Now, only 14% will. Similar patterns are found across the globe. Whilst this trend is something to celebrate, it's problematic for our health services because they have more people to treat – and older people tend to have more complex health needs.
How Can UK Life Sciences Help?
Whilst we can be extremely proud of our country's increased life expectancy, we are actually only 24th on the list of global ageing populations. No where near to stealing Japan's crown. One area where we do rank highly is life sciences research, and life sciences research is what's needed to help our health services handle aging populations.
Through research councils and the National Institute for Health Research, the UK invests £2 billion per year in health life sciences.
Government funding is funnelled into helping businesses to bring their life sciences research to the market so that it can be utilised for innovative new products – in pharma, medical devices, and elsewhere. Jo Johnson said in parliament at the beginning of 2017 that the plan was to 'make the UK the best place in the world to invest in life sciences'.
In fact, last year, almost £1 billion was invested in London life science companies alone. This meant that the city received the highest amount out of those in Europe, including Paris and Berlin. Whilst £908.8 million flowed into companies pioneering our research and development, Berlin received almost half, seeing £563.5 invested. Paris investments came in at only £344 million, followed by Stockholm with £71.2 million and Madrid with £40.3 million. These figures make it abundantly clear that the UK is pushing forward with the most enthusiasm in the life sciences sector.
Why Are We Uniquely Positioned to Help?
Clearly, government interest in making our life sciences industry the best in the world means that our researchers will be given the funding they need to make a real difference- both at home and abroad. The government and the life sciences sector have agreed upon a Sector Deal that will support UK innovation and our research and development in life sciences is cutting edge. This will see £146 million invested in the sector over the next 4 years – focusing on innovation in vaccinations, advanced therapies and more.
We are also in possession of several huge strengths – including NHS datasets and world renowned educational institutes that give the UK a fantastic head start in life sciences research. Our graduates are taught in the very best facilities and it is their current and future work that will really help to provide answers to the healthcare problems that population ageing brings.
As Lord Prior Brampton, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, wrote in the introduction to Life Sciences Competitiveness Indicators, "The UK has one of the strongest and most productive health and life sciences industries in the world." The study was published by Britain's Office for Life Services and showed UK Government spending on health research and development to be the leading figure in the EU, beating other countries including France, Germany and Spain to the top spot.
So, in short, our life sciences sector does indeed have a unique opportunity to help the world's ageing populations. Our scientists study in the best places, have unparalleled access to knowledge, and are supported by government plans to champion UK life sciences.
'Using the technologies that we develop, and the companies that have developed as a result of them, to export globally will transform healthcare throughout the world and, therefore, also ensure and enhance the standing of our country as a leader in healthcare and life sciences.' – Lord Kakkar, 2018.


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Commercial transactions and chains of supplies are a lot easier to manage thanks to the technologies we have today such as the barcode system. Special types of equipment were thus invented to match these needs, and the Zebra barcode printer is not a singular example. From paper and cardboard to synthetic materials, the Zebra printer can use a multitude of patterns to create labels for industrial and desktop applications. Just about every type of business implements barcode technology successfully.
Industries have a vital need to set up a barcode printer because regular computer printing devices cannot make quick impressions like barcode printers. While selecting a barcode printer, you must keep your working environment in mind. For a small business that has limited requirements of barcodes over a period, good quality laser printer or just small thermal printer is sufficient. Another point that needs to be considered is to understand the purpose of a barcode.
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Amintas I da Macedônia (em grego Αμύντας Ά; ca.  — ) foi um rei da Macedônia, vassalo tributário do rei Dario I, da Pérsia. Com ele pode-se dizer que se iniciou a história da Macedônia: foi o primeiro dos governantes daquela nação a se relacionar com os países vizinhos; estabeleceu uma aliança com o tirano Hípias, de Atenas, e quando este foi expulso de sua terra ofereceu-lhe o território de Ântemo, no golfo Termaico, com o objetivo de utilizar-se dos conflitos internos do mundo grego para a sua própria vantagem.

Biografia
Durante o reinado de Amintas, Megabizo enviou sete persas à sua corte, para demandar terra e água em nome de Dario I. Os persas, porém, exigiram no banquete ver as mulheres macedônias, e, depois de vê-las, começaram a agarrá-las. Amintas, com medo dos persas, não fez nada, mas seu filho Alexandre, indignado, trocou as mulheres por rapazes sem barba, que mataram os persas, matando, em seguida, toda a comitiva persa.

Quando o persa Bubares procurou os enviados, Alexandre o corrompeu com uma grande soma em dinheiro, e dando sua irmã Gigeia em casamento.

Quando Hípias foi derrubado, Amintas ofereceu-lhe o território de Ântemo, no golfo Termaico, enquanto os tessálios ofereceram-lhe Iolco. O ex-tirano, porém, não aceitou, preferindo se retirar para Sigeu, que havia sido conquistada de Mitilene por Pisístrato e era governada pelo tirano Hegesístrato, filho natural de Pisístrato e uma mulher argiva.

Bibliografia
Heródoto, Histórias, livro V. 17, 94
Justino, vii. 2
Tucídides, ii. 100
Pausânias, ix. 40

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It's that time of year where we put the scare and the boo in our planners. This week's feature for Freebie Friday is Halloween. Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays. Long ago, I used to throw an annual Halloween Bash for adults, neighbors, co-workers and friends. The parties started out small and grew to where one year I had over 200 people come through my home. Needless to say, that was the last year it was at my home and we started renting out a hall to have the party. As my kids got older the adult party no longer existed and it became a kid party back at my home. My house would be so decorated that I actually had more Halloween decorations than Christmas decorations. Enjoy these stickers and get your planners ready.
In case you miss the previous Halloween Quotes, 2016 can be found here and 2017 can be found here.


In celebration of and to help build momentum for the April 7th bookstore launch of Ever Upward, I will be posting a guest post each week. These guest posts are written by my dear friends and biggest supporters of my work. I am so excited to introduce you all to their stories, their voices and their work in the coming weeks.
This week we have Lisa from Amateur Nester. Incredibly, just like many of my other friends in the blogging community, I cannot say for sure how Lisa and I found one another. All I know is that it was no mistake and God's timing has been perfect. I have learned so much from Lisa's journey especially in regards to her strong faith through her infertility journey. I am thankful to have her to look up to and respect, especially for me in the faith department. Mostly, I am simply thankful for her joyful shout she shines into the world.
I recently came across the Bible verse Psalm 68:11, "The Lord announces the word, and the women who proclaim it are a mighty throng." Regardless of whether you practice the Christian faith, the image of a "mighty throng" of women proclaiming truth should stop us in our tracks.
It makes me think of all the women out there who use their blogs to spread hope and positivity during infertility or childlessness. One tiny blog might not reach many people on its own, but when you think about the combined reach all the bloggers have, the more stunning the imagery in the Bible verse becomes.
Some of you might be thinking about how you can spread light to others. Perhaps you are interested in starting your own blog. Maybe your first step is just sharing your story over coffee with a friend or co-worker. Or maybe you feel a calling to write a book. Everyone's gift and talents are unique, so there are so many creative ways we can give hope to others.
Even if you only pass your hope and positivity on to one other person, you are part of this "mighty throng" of women.
So start your blog, and keep writing even if no one appears to be reading yet. Give your testimony at church. Take your neighbor to coffee. Give support to people going through tough times on Twitter or Facebook. Proclaim truth and light for the benefit of others. And as each of us reaches one person at a time, we are indeed a mighty throng!
Lisa Newton writes about her infertility journey and the faith that gets her through at Amateur Nester. She lives on the California Central Coast with her husband, Tom, and their spoiled orange cat, Hemingway.
Please consider spreading the word and signing up for my Thunderclap campaign for the April 7th bookstore release of Ever Upward! Be a part of spreading positive light and education in a social media flash mob!
Also, don't forget to send me those questions for the Ever Upward Book Club!


Thank you so much to all who attended!
spectacular musical gathering of powerful talent and positive energy.
was the perfect setting for Jason's moving performance.
His acclaimed one-man show was hailed as one of New York's Top Cabaret Shows for the Year by Time Out NY. Regularly featured on Broadway and West Coast stages. Winner of four Bistro Awards, a New York Nightlife Award, the LA Drama Critics Award, and the Ovation Award.
Winner of two Backstage Bistro Awards and two MAC Awards for Best Musical Direction. Broadway credits include Grand Hotel and Merrily We Roll Along. Mr. Rybeck's work on What the World Needs Now won personal praise from Burt Bacharach and has worked with the legendary Kitty Carlisle Hart and tonight's star, Jason Graae.
Read about the Gala honoring Sheldon Harnick and see more photos here.
nimblewitted or symphonic, there is nothing like a lyric from the pen of Sheldon Honic."
On Wednesday, June 19, 2013 two time Tony Award Winning Broadway & Opera Star, Judy Kaye, currently featured as Duchess Estonia Dulworth in Broadway's Nice Work If You Can Get It, sings a solo cabaret act in an intimate Tribeca penthouse with panoramic views of the Hudson River.
On the piano will be Dennis Buck, accompanist and collaborator for Jerry Herman, Julie Wilson, Eartha Kitt, K.T. Sullivan, Lucie Arnaz and dozens of other stars.
Judy Kaye's illustrious career has seen her win Tony Awards for the roles of Carlotta in The Phantom of the Opera, and Duchess Estonia Dulworth in Nice Work If You Can Get It, play Rizzo in Grease, create the role of Emma Goldman in Ragtime and garner a Tony Nomination for the lead role of Florence Foster Jenkins in Souvenir.
Judy has also performed leading opera roles with major companies such as The Santa Fe Opera.
Read about the Gala honoring Judy Kaye and see the photos.
Read about the Gala honoring Alan Menken and see more photos here.
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LIZ CALLAWAY and ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY!
"They are fantastic, sensational, entertaining.
"Music makes a difference. There is a global nature to music, which has the potential to bring all people together. Music is truly an international language, and I hope to contribute by widening communication as much as I can."
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LIZ CALLAWAY and ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY with Alex Rybeck at the piano!
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? and Downtown.
Performed a variety of music by David Shire & Richard Maltby, Jr.
Tony nominee and Emmy Award winner Liz Callaway has performed on Broadway in Merrily We Roll Along, Baby, Miss Saigon, and Cats, where she played the role of Grizabella (singing Memory).
And as a special treat, The Jill McManus Trio, performed Gershwin to Monk, in free-flowing jazz excursions and originals.
which he later adapted into the musical So Long, 174th Street (1976).
In celebration of the summer solstice, the renowned jazz & cabaret artist Ann Hampton Callaway sang in a unique Tribeca loft with panoramic views of the Hudson.
Additionally, Trio Jazz Brasil, Flutist Mark Weinstein's trio played World-based Jazz and Post-Bebop rooted in Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, African, Jewish and Indian traditions.
and Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner for Fiorello!


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Postal happy but T-Mobile suffer
US Postal's perfect start to the Vuelta continues with Triki Beltran taking the lead, but T-Mobile's
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US Postal's perfect start to the Vuelta continues with Triki Beltran taking the lead, but T-Mobile's
PICTURE BY TIM DE WAELE Although Wednesday's stage to Morella probably probably won't mean too much in the general scheme of things at the Vuelta, it did prove significant on a number of counts, notably US Postal keeping the gold jersey for the fourth day without actively defending it and T-Mobile losing three riders and Alexandre Vinokourov his overall chances due to diarrhoea. As Manuel Beltran celebrated becoming the fourth Postal rider to wear the leader's jersey in five days, team manager Johan Bruyneel expressed his contentment with the way the race is going for his team. "I have never seen anything like this. The only time we did something close to this was last year (at the Tour de France) when Victor (Hugo Pe¤a) took the jersey following the team time trial," said Bruyneel. "However, it's quite logical it happens because if you win the team time trial stage with a margin like we had, it's quite possible the jersey goes around in the team. Plus, our tactics make it easier by putting riders in breaks and taking advantage (of them). It's a great opportunity for some guys who are never get in the spotlight, and it motivates them even more. Of Beltran, Bruyneel said: "He was very emotional. I don't think he's ever dreamed of wearing the leader's jersey at the Tour of Spain. He was very emotional after the race. For him, it's huge. He's a Spanish guy and is very popular with the people because he is such a friendly character. Even if it's only one day in the jersey, it's huge for him. I'm very happy for him; he's a guy who always gives it all for the team." On the team's tactics on the road to Morella, Bruyneel said: "Three or four guys are designated before the stage to go in the breaks and when they get away it's always good for us. Today, we had Victor in the first group. If the break stayed clear, Victor would have taken over the race lead. Then the next big group went away and we had Antonio (Cruz) in there. If that stays away, he gets the jersey. None of them stayed away, so Triki (Beltran) and Floyd then picked it up at the end." How T-Mobile must have wished they could have spent the day figuring which of their riders would end up in the leader's jersey. Instead, by the halfway feed they had lost Steffen Wesemann, Torsten Hiekmann and Santiago Botero suffering with diarrhoea and vomiting, while Alexandre Vinokourov and Stephan Schreck finished 17 minutes down with similar problems. The finger of blame has been pointed at some apparently tainted meat served up to the team at the Hotel Palafox in Zaragoza. Team sprinter Erik Zabel explained in Morella that he and other members of the team had eaten pasta instead of the meat and had no problems at all during the stage. Vinokourov was reported as the first to show symptoms of food poisoning, and all five of those affected had little sleep before the Morella stage. Hotel staff have, not surprisingly, defended their culinary fare, pointing out that Liberty Seguros had the same menu and none of their riders were affected. Hotel director Manuel Juncosa told AS: "I can assure you that the food was fresh and was not at all risky. We've had sent it away to be analysed." T-Mobile doctor Andreas Blum is hoping that 'Vino' and Schreck will have recovered for today's relatively straightforward stage to Castellon. "We are glad the have made it through yesterday's stage. We will try everything to stabilise their health in the course of the tour, especially Vino who may be able to fight for one or more stage wins," said Blum. Although no doubt pleased to have missed the diarrhoea, T-Mobile's Cadel Evans was not totally thrilled with his day either despite moving up to fifth overall. "My overall position in the general classification is very good. However, I am not satisfied with where I finished today (sixth). I wanted more and felt great, but when Menchov jumped clear, I was on the wrong wheel."
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On Tuesday 19 April 2016, PhD students from the Florey Institute gave a seminar to members of the public and interested parties from the University. The aim of the talk was to show the public how work being carried out by researchers at the University of Sheffield may one day help to solve the problem of antibiotic resistance. Using the work of Sir Howard Florey as a historical example, given his significant role in the development of Penicillin as a therapeutic "miracle cure", the students provided an insight into their PhD projects, and where they fit in the process of bringing small discoveries made on the lab bench into industrial-scale projects that potentially change the world.


is the best in Europe. I know that that might seem a surprising statistic, but I offer it, for what it is worth. The fact that we intend to approach dental health by giving primary care trusts the power to commission dental services in their area was also welcomed. There has been a big investment in dental health in the last 10 years. More people than ever before have access to NHS dentistry, but we know that we have still not gone far enough. We intend to make further progress, and that will be part of the consultation under the NHS constitution.
Mr. John Baron (Billericay) (Con): Will the Leader of the House grant a debate in Government time on Iran? She will be aware of recent and worrying developments, including talk about the Israelis preparing to strike, yet there is also a real concern that not enough is being done to explore the peaceful alternatives to military action, including reports that the Iranians would be prepared for an international consortium to enrich uranium for civilian use on Iranian soil.
Ms Harman: The hon. Gentleman raises an important issue. The Foreign Secretary, who is here on the Front Bench with me because he is about to lead on the debate on Zimbabwe, tells me that there is 100 per cent. focus on diplomatic efforts in relation to Iran. No stone is being left unturned in that respect, and a package of measures to create a form of agreement to move forward has today been sent to the Iranians for their response.
Mr. Philip Hollobone (Kettering) (Con): With the recent expansion of the European Union, there is a growing number of EU-registered vehicles in the UK. The law is quite specific, stating that as long as those cars are taxed in their country of origin, they can be used in the UK for six months in any 12-month period. However, there does not seem to be any effective enforcement mechanism to ensure that that rule is adhered to. May we have a joint statement by the Secretary of State for Transport and the Minister for Security, Counter-Terrorism, Crime and Policing about what Her Majesty's Government intend to do about that worrying situation?
Ms Harman: I will draw the hon. Gentleman's point to the attention of the relevant Ministers and ask them to write to him.
May I correct what I said in answer to the previous question? It was not today that the package was sent by the Government to Iran about what negotiations there could be and how we could move forward peacefully, purposefully and diplomatically; it was two weeks ago.
Mr. Secretary Straw, supported by the Prime Minister, Secretary Jacqui Smith, Secretary Des Browne, Mr. Secretary Woodward, the Solicitor-General and Maria Eagle, presented a Bill to make provision for the making of orders for securing the anonymity of witnesses in criminal proceedings: And the same was read the First time; and ordered to be read a Second time on Monday 7 July, and to be printed. Explanatory notes to be printed. [Bill 134].
That this House has considered the matter of Zimbabwe.
I do not think that there could be a more appropriate topic for today's debate than the situation in Zimbabwe. Yesterday, the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition expressed their complete agreement about the crisis in Zimbabwe and the British response, echoing the approach of the right hon. Member for Richmond, Yorks (Mr. Hague), who speaks for the Opposition on foreign affairs, and the hon. Member for Kingston and Surbiton (Mr. Davey), who speaks for the Liberal Democrats. I hope that we can build on that consensus and send a united message not just about our repugnance at the actions of the regime in Zimbabwe but about our call for all those in the region to fulfil their responsibilities to the people of Zimbabwe, and for the whole world to prepare for the rescue operation that will be necessary when there is a Government in Zimbabwe worthy of that name.
It is also important to say by way of introduction that I am sure that the thoughts of the whole House are in support of the President of Zambia, President Mwanawasa, who is currently ill in hospital. He is the chair of the Southern African Development Community and a man who has shown real tenacity in raising the Zimbabwe issue. We very much hope that he is able to make a recovery from his current illness.
It is well known that over the past decade, Robert Mugabe has brought Zimbabwe to its knees. Its economy lies in crisis and now, as a result of the failure to establish a proper second round of the election, it is in limbo politically. Zimbabwe's people suffer from violence, intimidation and hunger, and the Mugabe Government have destroyed the basic infrastructure of the country—schools and hospitals are barely functioning.
Mr. Philip Hollobone (Kettering) (Con): Will the Secretary of State give way?
David Miliband: I am conscious that many hon. Members will want to intervene. I shall try to let the hon. Gentleman come in later, but I shall see how I get on and how much time I have.
In his determination to cling to power, Mugabe has turned on his own people. The opposition have been quelled, the judiciary corrupted and the press suppressed. At least 90 people have been killed in the violence in recent months and more than 3,000 injured. The prospects for Zimbabwe's people are economically bleak. Mugabe has ordered non-governmental organisations to stop delivering humanitarian aid, on which 5 million people depend.
I spoke this morning to our ambassador in Harare, who confirmed that the economic situation remains dire and the political situation stuck in limbo. He explained that the regime wanted time to lick its wounds, but that the anger of the Zimbabwean people is being sustained by the waves of international condemnation that are being heard there. It is very important that they continue to be heard.
I think that we agree that the elections of 27 June were a sham. The United Nations Secretary-General has said that the outcome did not reflect the true and genuine will of the Zimbabwean people. The G8 expressed its disgust at the Foreign Ministers' meeting that I attended in Japan last week. Many African voices are now speaking out against Mugabe, too—not just President Mandela but representatives of Botswana and Kenya. Many of us will believe that the recent AU summit did not meet the aspirations and hopes of the Zimbabwean people for a strong statement, but it is relevant to point out that the AU stated that the elections were not free and fair, and were scarred by violence. Sad as it is to say, that is an unprecedented judgment by the AU.
James Duddridge (Rochford and Southend, East) (Con): What discussion has the Foreign Secretary had with Botswana, specifically in relation to rumours of the build-up of Botswana defence force troops on the border of Zimbabwe?
David Miliband: Obviously our high commission is in close contact with the Government of Botswana. I have not had a read-out on the matter in the past 48 or 72 hours, and even if I had, I would probably not want to go into it in great detail in such a public forum. I hope that the hon. Gentleman will have seen the call by the Tanzanian Foreign Minister for preparations for a peacekeeping force that might be needed in Zimbabwe at some point. I am not able to give him more information on the Botswana issue immediately.
John Bercow (Buckingham) (Con): Although it is indeed welcome that the AU, and to an extent SADC, have pronounced robustly on the situation, including the manner of the conduct of the election, would the Foreign Secretary accept that precisely because the will of the people was not allowed to be expressed, it is important that the AU and SADC speak up for the right of the people of Zimbabwe to have the genuine result respected? They should not be looking for ways to bypass or circumvent that result by talking about a Government of national unity. The people have spoken.
David Miliband: Yes, I agree with that, as I shall explain.
David Miliband: I promise that I shall let the hon. Gentleman intervene before I conclude.
Our goal is simple: to ensure that the Government of Zimbabwe reflect the will of the people of Zimbabwe. This is not about Britain versus Zimbabwe, still less about establishing a new British Government in Zimbabwe, but about having a Zimbabwean Government who deliver for their own people. The opposition have recognised the need for a broad-based Government and called for the formation of a transitional Government, recognising the unique political circumstances that now exist. For that Government to be credible, it must be based on the outcome of the 29 March election. To address directly the point made by the hon. Member for Buckingham (John Bercow), whatever the final composition of that transitional Government, Robert Mugabe cannot be in control of it.
Our work, and that of the international community, must be focused on four matters. First, we must support and protect the people in Zimbabwe working for democratic change. Election observers and NGOs witnessed the appalling violence and abuses before the election, and we support the calls for the UN to send at least one human rights envoy to Zimbabwe to investigate those abuses. We also urge the AU and SADC to keep some observers on the ground to continue to monitor, and if possible prevent, further violence.
Secondly, we support further efforts by the AU, SADC and the UN to find a way forward. Whatever they feel obliged to say in public, most African leaders are now sick and tired of having to apologise for Robert Mugabe's abuses. He is an embarrassment to them. Morgan Tsvangirai has said that he is looking to the AU to play a key role in any "mediation" effort—I put that in inverted commas because it is not mediation between two equivalent parties. Senior members of the AU, particularly South Africa, have a massive interest in, and responsibility for, bringing Mugabe and ZANU-PF to the negotiating table and securing a democratic resolution to the crisis. The Prime Minister will discuss that with President Mbeki at the G8 meeting later this week.
Mr. Henry Bellingham (North-West Norfolk) (Con): Will the Foreign Secretary give way?
David Miliband: I promised the hon. Member for Kettering (Mr. Hollobone) that he could come in, so I do not think that the hon. Member for North-West Norfolk (Mr. Bellingham) should jump the queue.
Mr. Hollobone: The Foreign Secretary rightly paints a grim economic picture of Zimbabwe. Is the country in a state of total economic collapse, with the world's highest rate of inflation and one of the lowest life expectancies? If not, how close is it to complete economic collapse?
David Miliband: I think that any of us would say that 100 per cent. inflation was pretty close to economic collapse, 1,000 per cent. inflation was a pretty advanced state of collapse and 1 million per cent. inflation was an unimaginable level of collapse. Zimbabwe is a country with between 4 million and 8 million per cent. inflation. I know that the hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk (Mr. Simpson), who is in his place, is a keen historian, and those figures make Weimar look like a prudent regime in its economic management. Zimbabwe is an advanced state of chaos, which is causing real hurt and harm to the people of Zimbabwe, who in many cases are surviving on the back of remittances that are being sent to them.
regime figures, as well as a strong role for the UN in a substantive political dialogue. A draft resolution is now circulating and I can confirm that it is strong and clear. I hope that there will be a vote on it early next week.
Within the EU, at our meeting later this month, Foreign Ministers will decide how to widen and deepen existing EU-targeted measures. We will push for an extension of the EU assets freeze to cover further individuals whose actions are contrary to a political settlement. We will also push for an extension of targeted measures to include farms and businesses owned by those individuals already the subject of targeted sanctions. We will support measures that prevent regime members from attending international events within the EU.
It is important to be honest about the fact that we need to strike a delicate balance. We have no evidence of breaches of the current sanctions regime by British or other businesses. I reckon that it is a relatively easy choice to try to prevent direct succour and support from being given to members of the regime. It is an easy choice to try to keep employment and sustenance being provided to the people of Zimbabwe. But where both the regime and the people are benefiting from economic engagement, difficult choices must be made on a case-by-case basis.
Rev. Ian Paisley (North Antrim) (DUP): Will the Foreign Secretary bear in mind the serious attacks on church buildings, leaders and elders? A friend of mine who was a pastor there was murdered during this time. Can any influence be brought to bear to safeguard those people who are being attacked because of their religious principles under a cloak of other reasons?
David Miliband: The right hon. Gentleman makes an important point. If he has any particular cases to raise, I would be keen to ensure that my office follows them up and deals with them as best we can. He makes a general point about abuse that is sometimes targeted and sometimes anarchic and random. We want to try to do everything that we can in all such cases.
Mark Lazarowicz (Edinburgh, North and Leith) (Lab/Co-op): My right hon. Friend mentioned the work being done at European level. Can he say a bit more about our efforts to ensure that all our European partners put as much pressure as possible on Zimbabwe and assist our work with the AU and other organisations?
David Miliband: I can confirm that our renewed friendship with the French Government is leading to an entente formidable on this issue. The French Government are driving the issue forward as part of their presidency of the EU, and we are feeding in all our ideas, as are other Governments. I hope that the Foreign Ministers' meeting on 22 July will be able to take the issue forward.
Wales Cricket Board to request the International Cricket Council to annul Zimbabwe's inclusion. The meeting taking place in Dubai has not yet concluded, but I very much hope that it will reach the clear conclusion that Zimbabwe should not be allowed to participate in the event, given the circumstances.
We will also consider whether action can be taken to exclude regime members or their associates from the UK and to freeze their assets.
Mr. Hugo Swire (East Devon) (Con): What discussions are ongoing with overseas Governments, especially Switzerland and the like, about the sequestration of assets belonging to Mugabe and his regime?
David Miliband: This is critically dependent on the UN resolution and its strength. If we can get a strong UN resolution, we will be in a good position to try to clamp down on the assets of the regime, whether in Switzerland or elsewhere.
Mr. Bellingham: We do need a powerful UN resolution, because the Foreign Secretary will recall that the Smith regime was subject to such a resolution and the only countries to which members of that regime could travel were Paraguay, Taiwan and South Africa. Most people find it utterly galling that Mugabe and his henchmen are still allowed to travel around the world under UN auspices, especially to the recent AU conference in Egypt.
David Miliband: I think that we have covered the importance of isolating the regime as far as possible.
The fourth point is the vital need to ensure that despite the focus on the politics we do not lose sight of the humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe. We expect 5.1 million Zimbabwean people to be dependent on aid by the end of the year. Unless Mugabe lifts his ban on NGOs delivering aid and removes all obstacles to co-operation so that people can access food and basic medicines again, the situation will obviously get much worse. The UK remains committed to the people of Zimbabwe, as we are the second largest bilateral donor, giving some £45 million in 2001 and more than £200 million since 2000.
The Prime Minister has already publicly declared our willingness to play a major role in supporting the international rescue and recovery package for Zimbabwe when the time is right. That will cost at least $1 billion a year for the next five years—more than three times current aid levels. That is the bill for Mugabe's inhumanity.
Around the world, Governments and people are asking themselves how they can shift the position of a Zimbabwean Government who have proved deaf to the views of their people and to the international community. We owe it to the people of Zimbabwe to support and protect the forces of democracy inside the country, to step up our mediation efforts to ensure a peaceful and democratic resolution to this crisis, and to back this with targeted pressure and sanctions on the regime. This is a responsibility for the whole of the international community, but the greatest responsibility will be borne—certainly for political isolation—by African countries, especially Zimbabwe's neighbours.


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Xbox Game Pass Will Add More Games For May 2019
Ali Haider May 20, 2019
Microsoft is adding more games to the Xbox Game Pass lineup before the current month ends. They announced it through the official social media account of Xbox Game Pass that more games will be added to the service.
Microsoft has improved the quality of games that are being added to Xbox Game Pass. This year has been stellar so far with games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Minecraft, Monster Hunter World, Just Cause 4, and more coming to the Xbox Game Pass.
This is in addition to all of the first-party games launching on the same day and date as their official release. This meant games like Crackdown 3 and Sea of Thieves Anniversary Edition were available on the service on day one. Right now, there are more than 200 games that are available to play on the subscription service with more to come every month.
Microsoft added some new games at the beginning of the month for the subscription service and they will continue to add more as this month comes to the end. They are also removing some games from the service and if you want to know what they are, there is a list available to view from here. You can also manually check for them directly from your Xbox One.
As for the new additions that Microsoft is planning to launch later this month, we don't have much of a clue. The official social media account has been teasing about it for a while now and they have a lot of new announcements planned for the upcoming E3 2019 press conference by Microsoft.
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Denver council's new bill on marijuana smoking…
Denver council's new bill on marijuana smoking says front yards are OK
FILE — A bag of marijuana joints
By Jeremy P. Meyer | jpmeyer@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: November 12, 2013 at 11:14 a.m. | UPDATED: April 28, 2016 at 9:21 a.m.
Denver residents would be allowed to smoke marijuana on their properties, even their front lawns, under a new set of rules given preliminary approval Tuesday.
Denver City Council has been grappling with how to define "open and public" consumption, finally reaching agreement on where people can legally consume the drug that in January will be sold to adults in retail stores.
The upshot?
Consumption is illegal everywhere unless on private property that you own, lease or rent or have been given approval to consume by the owner.
A previous version of the bill would have forbid people from smoking marijuana in their homes if they were visible from public space and even would have prohibited smoking in fenced-in backyards if the smoke could be smelled by a neighbor. The bill elicited complaints from civil libertarians, who said what people do on their private property is their business.
Councilman Chris Nevitt, who worked on the bill with Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, said the first versions were an overreach. The majority of the council agreed — of the 11 members present, 8 supported the new rules.
Some council members, however, are still concerned what will occur come Jan. 1, and fear that wanton smoking will occur in front of children passing by on sidewalks.
Councilwoman Jeanne Robb even suggested a 15-foot rule, forbidding smoking anywhere on private property 15-feet from the right of way. Councilwoman Debbie Ortega is concerned about homes near schools.
"We want to make sure people aren't sitting across the street while kids are walking home from school smoking marijuana in full view," she said.
Nevitt, however, said he doubts that will happen. And if it does,the council can change the law.
"I am guessing problems of people smoking marijuana in their front yards will turn out to be no problem at all," he said. "It could be an enormous problem. In which case, we will come back and fix it. I would hate to make this more convoluted and ambiguous in anticipation of a future reality that hasn't occurred yet."
Councilwoman Robin Kniech said she believes it would be wrong to smoke pot in front of a kid, or smoke anything in front of a child. But she doesn't think government power should be used to stop something from happening in front of a child.
But members of Smart Colorado, which has been working on marijuana policy and how it relates to children, said they were adamantly opposed to the new policy.
"By allowing marijuana consumption to be visible in our neighborhoods, it is our youth who will be affected," said Gina Carbone, who spoke in front of the council. "To make this a private property rights issue is a cop out."
The bill also would ban "display" or distribution of marijuana on the 16th Street Mall or streets around it and in city parks. And it would make any violation of the law "noncriminal," setting the penalties at $150 for the first offense, $500 for the second and $999 for three or more violations.
"This is a countdown," said Councilman Charlie Brown. "We have 50 days — and we need signs on the 16th Street Mall as soon as possible."
The council next takes up the issue on Nov. 25 after a public hearing. The final vote will be Dec. 2. A council committee plans to examine toughening the city's odor ordinance at a meeting in two weeks.
Jeremy P. Meyer: 303-954-1367, jpmeyer@denverpost.com or twitter.com/jpmeyerdpost
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Jeremy P. Meyer was a reporter and editorial writer with The Denver Post until 2016. He worked at a variety of weeklies in Washington state before going to the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin as sports writer and then copy editor. He moved to the Yakima Herald-Republic as a feature writer, then to The Gazette in Colorado Springs as news reporter before landing at The Post. He covered Aurora, the environment, K-12 education, Denver city hall and eventually moved to the editorial page as a writer and columnist.
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