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NCBA, MPF announce new convention dates
Two major industry shows are pushing their convention dates later in 2021 due to the pandemic.
After much discussion, the National Cattlemen's Beef Assn. (NCBA) has decided to move the 2021 Cattle Industry Convention & NCBA Trade Show to Aug. 10-12, 2021.
While the event may have a new date, both the convention and trade show will continue to take place at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tenn.
Related: COVID-19 felt in beef markets around the world
Due to the ongoing COVID-19-related restrictions on large meetings and the inability for many trade show exhibitors to travel, NCBA said moving the convention was the best choice to preserve the ability to get together and have a little fun. It noted that due to the change in the time of year, it will be able to add many more outdoor functions.
"We hope you'll join us in person in August for the 123rd anniversary of this legendary event," the organization said in the announcement. "We're working behind the scenes to create a great lineup of education, speakers and a world-class trade show, along with networking opportunities, in a safe, responsible manner. We'd like to thank everyone involved in the event from our exhibitors, loyal sponsors and partners for being so patient as we've worked through this process. Together, we are going to make this event one to remember."
Related: Food industry job recovery in COVID-19's wake
Another major event date change announced recently was the Midwest Poultry Federation's (MPF) decision to reschedule its 2021 convention from March to May 19-21, 2021. The MPF Convention – celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2021 – will be planned as a "hybrid event," meaning it will have both an in-person show at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minnesota and a virtual companion event online.
"As a board, we know how important it is to be able to get the poultry industry together in person – and how our attendees and exhibitors miss the face-to-face connections we haven't been able to have because of the pandemic. That's why we all agreed that rescheduling the show to May dates will give us the best chance of doing that in a safe manner," said MPF president Scott Waldner, who represents the Chicken & Egg Association of Minnesota on the board.
The in-person MPF Convention will start with pre-show education events and a Welcome Reception on May 19. The Exhibit Hall and education program will run on May 20-21. This is a slight pattern change to Wednesday through Friday for the 2021 dates only.
Like NCBA, MPF is taking steps to plan a safe, in-person show experience. This will include following all guidelines for social distancing and mask wearing that are in place in May.
"The safety and well-being of our attendees and exhibitors is paramount. We are communicating closely with our partners at the Minneapolis Convention Center, Meet Minneapolis and our contracted hotels and continue to follow the most-up-to-date COVID-19 guidance at all governmental levels," Waldner said. "This includes moving into Exhibit Halls B/C on the street level of the convention center so that we can take advantage of more space to spread out."
MPF's virtual companion event will be held during the same show days – May 19-21 – and will offer content directly from the Minneapolis Convention Center as well as education available only online and increased engagement opportunities between exhibitors and attendees. The virtual event will be housed in the same 3-D graphical environment as the 2020 virtual convention in August – with a number of upgrades and improvements to make the online event even better for everyone.
"A hybrid event really provides the best of both worlds, given the uncertainty of COVID-19," Waldner said. "It's twice the engagement and twice the networking between exhibitor and attendees – and allows people to participate in MPF in whichever ways work best for them."
MPF attendee registration fees will not increase and will cover attending either or both show options, including access to all virtual content through May 31, 2021.
Waldner noted: "If we need to make a decision to cancel the in-person show in May because of health and safety concerns, we will continue to move forward with a 100% virtual event that same week."
Booth sales and sponsorships for the hybrid event are expected to open Nov. 16. Booth rates will not increase and will include a presence in both the in-person and virtual trade shows.
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New York Yankees Betting Predictions for 2017
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Posted on March 4, 2017, by Bryan Zarpentine
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After missing the postseason in three of the last four years, the New York Yankees are turning over a new leaf. After being sellers at last year's trade deadline, the Bronx Bombers are now loaded with young talent and willing to see where it can take them. But are New York's young guns ready to take the Yankees to the playoffs in 2017?
The starting rotation at Yankees Stadium this season will look a lot like it did last year, with Masahiro Tanaka leading the way. If Tanaka can remain healthy and make 31 starts as he did last season, it will be a great sign for the Yankees, as questions abound throughout the rest of the rotation.
C.C. Sabathia is coming a resurgent season in 2016, but at age 36, there's no guarantee he can repeat the 30 starts and 3.91 ERA he gave the Yankees last year. The Yankees are also hoping for bounce-back seasons from both Michael Pineda and Luis Severino. Pineda was a disappointing 6-12 with a 4.82 ERA last season, but he's shown in the past that he's capable of performing much better. He's also in a contract year, so his motivation level should be high. Meanwhile, Severino was electric in 2015 but failed to build on that last season. Nevertheless, he has frontline stuff and could re-emerge as a key part of New York's rotation this season.
If Pineda and Severino can pitch anywhere close to their potential in support of Tanaka and Sabathia, the Yankees may actually have one of the better rotations in the American League. Of course, there's no guarantee either can pitch up to their capability in 2017.
With Aroldis Chapman back in the closer's role, the Yankees have a chance to shorten games with a dominant bullpen, especially with Dellin Betances as the primary setup man. Betances had a spat with the front office after his arbitration hearing, but if he continues to be the pitcher he's been the last three years, he and Chapman will be lethal against opposing lineups late in games.
To be fair, there are some questions about the rest of the bullpen. However, the Yankees did bring back Tyler Clippard last season, and he could give them a reliable 7th inning setup man in front of Chapman and Betances. New York could also use one or two of its excess starters in middle relief to help fill out their bullpen. Pitchers like Adam Warren, Luis Cessa, and Chad Green could all pitch out of the bullpen if they're not needed in the rotation.
There will be a few young faces in the every day lineup for the Yankees this year, but there will also be a lot of familiar faces. Jacoby Ellsbury and Brett Gardner still patrol two-thirds of the outfield, while Starlin Castro and Didi Gregorious still make up a middle infield tandem that should be productive offensively and reliable defensively.
The Yankees have several players who should be solid contributors, but there's a chance they may lack star power in the middle of their lineup, something Carlos Beltran helped supply last season. Most believe Gary Sanchez will be ready for that kind of role after a sensational rookie season, although performing over a full season is different from doing so for two months. New York is hopeful Greg Bird can come back healthy and pick up where he left off in 2015. The Bronx Bombers will also hope to receive a power boost from free agent signings Matt Holiday and Chris Carter.
Ultimately, New York's offensive success this season may be dependent on young players like Sanchez, Bird, and Aaron Judge. The additions of Holliday and Carter are certainly x-factors, but if the Yankees don't get significant production from their younger players, it's hard to project them being anything better than middle-of-the-pack offensively.
It's quite difficult to predict how the Yankees will fare in 2017, as there are so many variables. The rotation has the potential to be great, but there's also a chance it falls flat. The same can be said for New York's lineup, which needs young players to step into prominent roles. This could certainly happen, but there's always the chance that those young players will go through growing pains.
Look for the Yankees to finish 82-80, a couple games behind last year's pace. There is definitely enough potential to surpass that if everything comes together. However, it's difficult to envision the Yankees being consistent enough over 162 games to reach the postseason this year, although they're certainly capable of making a late-season push as their younger players gain more experience.
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Michigan Board of State Canvassers votes to certify November election results
Results confirmed on a 3-0 vote with one abstention
DETROIT – After a long afternoon of public comment and deliberation the Michigan Board of State Canvassers voted to certify the November election results.
Details: Michigan Board of State Canvassers certifies Nov. 3 General Election results
The Board of State Canvassers, which has two Republicans and two Democrats, confirmed the results on a 3-0 vote with one abstention.
Related: Michigan certifies Biden win despite Trump's GOP overtures
Shortly after news of the board certifying President-elect Joe Biden's win in Michigan spread leaders statewide issued statements in response.
"I commend the three members of the State Board of Canvassers who voted to follow the law and certify the 2020 election results today. The people of Michigan have spoken. President-elect Biden won the State of Michigan by more than 154,000 votes, and he will be our next president on January 20th. I also want to thank Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and the local clerks across Michigan who made sure this year's election was free, fair and secure, and the voters who turned out in record numbers to make their voices heard. Now, it's time to put this election behind us and come together as a state to defeat our common enemy: COVID-19, " said Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
More: Leaders react after board certifies President-elect Joe Biden's win in Michigan
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel and Michigan Republican Party Chairman Laura Cox penned a joint letter over the weekend to the Michigan Board of State Canvassers asking to delay the certification of election results for two weeks.
The period would have allowed for a full audit and investigation into potential voter fraud. Since the presidential election Republican leaders have made allegations of voter fraud without substantial evidence.
Today Cox issued a statement reiterating her remarks before the election results were officially certified.
"I am asking you to consider delaying certification. There are too many questions that need to be answered regarding this election. Too many numerical anomalies and credible reports of procedural irregularities. We need to remove the distrust and sense of procedural disenfranchisement felt by many Michigan voters in place. This vote will be certified, and the will of the people will be upheld. But we need to ensure there is a fair and accurate vote count first. This election had its issues. At every step this election process has been stacked against Republicans. Starting with the challenger process," said Cox in the statement.
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Joe Mather To Join David Bell's Major League Staff
Cincinnati Reds President of Baseball Operations Dick Williams announced December 17th that former Major Leaguer Joe Mather will join manager David Bell's Major League staff as assistant hitting coach.
Mather, who will work alongside new hitting coach Alan Zinter, spent the previous 5 seasons in the player development department of the Arizona Diamondbacks, including last year as that organization's field/hitting coordinator.
Mather, 37, joined the Diamondbacks in 2015 and spent 2 seasons managing Missoula of the rookie Pioneer League, then coached at Class AA Jackson in 2017 before managing at Class A Visalia in 2018.
The third-round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2001 first-year player draft, Mather made 229 appearances for the Cardinals, Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves from 2008-2012.
In other front office news today, Geoff Head was named the organization's senior director of health and performance. In his new role, Head will provide leadership for the Reds' major and minor league teams in the areas of medical, rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, mental skills, nutrition, sports science and wellness.
Head previously worked in San Francisco, where since 2008 he served the Giants in a variety of roles that include strength and conditioning coordinator (2008-2015), Major League sports scientist/director of performance (2015-2017) and assistant director of player development/sports medicine (2017-2019).


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Climate Change Action Plan
Meeting of West Devon Council, Tuesday, 17th December, 2019 2.00 pm (Item CM 51)
Members considered a report that outlined progress in developing the Climate Change and Biodiversity Action Plan and proposals for progressing its implementation along with proposed targets for reducing carbon emissions both organisationally and across the West Devon Borough.
In his introduction, the Chairman of the Climate Change and Biodiversity Working Group informed that:
- a cost/benefit analysis would be undertaken on each of the actions contained within the Action Plan;
- the Council's own carbon footprint had now been calculated;
- it was vitally important that targets were aspirational, achievable and affordable; and
- there was a great deal of work to be undertaken by the Working Group (including the creation of a Climate Change and Biodiversity Strategy) and the Chairman wished to put on record his thanks for the hard work and commitment of both lead officers and Working Group Members.
In the ensuing debate, the following points were raised:-
(a) It was confirmed that, such were the tight timescales associated with setting the 2020/21 Budget, that any potential significant budget implications arising from the Action Plan would feed into the 2021/22 Budget setting process. When looking at the cost/benefit analysis work that was to be undertaken, a Member emphasised the importance of consideration being given to how the Council would fund delivery of each of these actions;
Some Members proceeded to make reference to the ongoing budgetary pressures that were being faced by the Council and made the point that these were likely to be further exacerbated by delivering a number of the proposed actions that were contained within the Plan. These Members were therefore of the view that the Council would be facing some very difficult decisions in the upcoming months and years to ensure that it continued to deliver a balanced budget whilst addressing the Climate Change and Biodiversity Emergency;
(b) Officers advised that the proposed additional staffing resource was to be a shared officer with South Hams District Council and would cost £25,000 each for the two authorities. Officers also informed that a key task for the postholder would be to submit grant applications in an effort to gain additional funding from Central Government towards the delivery of the Action Plan;
(c) Assurances were given to Members that every effort was being made to avoid duplication of work between local authorities and other partner agencies (e.g. utility companies). When multi-agency meetings were held, officers stated that one of the recurring themes was to ensure that work was not being unnecessarily duplicated;
(d) Such was the recognised need for support from Central Government, that an additional recommendation was PROPOSED and SECONDED as follows:-
'The Council actively lobbies both Central Government and its local MPs to improve the standard of infrastructure and new development and to introduce incentives to make our homes as energy efficient and clean as possible.'
When put to the vote, this additional recommendation was declared CARRIED;
(e) With regard to the outcomes that were being generated from the Working Group, Members felt that it was important for the Overview and Scrutiny Committee to be in receipt of regular progress updates. As a result, it was requested that, when reviewing its Work Programme, the Overview and Scrutiny Committee consider scheduling in regular progress updates from the Working Group;
(f) Having formally declared an Emergency, the importance of the Council displaying both leadership and ownership of the Climate Change agenda was reiterated by a number of Members.
It was then proposed by Cllr M Davies, seconded by Cllr S Hipsey and upon being submitted to the Meeting was declared to be CARRIED and "RESOLVED that:
1. The Climate Change and Biodiversity Action Plan (as outlined at Appendix A of the presented agenda report) be adopted;
2. The content of the Council's first Greenhouse Gas Inventory (as outlined at Section 5 of the presented agenda report) be noted;
3. The Council aims to reduce its organisational carbon emissions (Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions) to net-zero by 2030;
4. The Council commits to working with partners through the Devon Climate Emergency Response Group to aim to reduce the Borough of West Devon's carbon emissions to net-zero by 2050 at the latest;
5. The Council aims for a 10% Biodiversity Net Gain in the habitat value of its green and wooded public open space by 2025;
6. The Climate Change and Biodiversity Working Group be requested to develop a Climate Change and Biodiversity Strategy to be brought back to Council for its approval at its 22 September 2020 meeting;
7. An update on progress against the adopted aims be brought back to Council on an annual basis; and
8. The Council actively lobbies both Central Government and its local MPs to improve the standard of infrastructure and new development and to introduce incentives to make our homes as energy efficient and clean as possible."
Supporting documents:
FINAL_Climate Change Report, item CM 51 PDF 99 KB
Appendix 1.1 - Draft CCB Action Plan - Behaviour Change, item CM 51 PDF 416 KB
Appendix 1.2 - Draft CCB Action Plan - Energy Supply, item CM 51 PDF 408 KB
Appendix 1.3 - Draft CCB Action Plan - Walking, Cycling, PT, item CM 51 PDF 409 KB
Appendix 1.4 - Draft CCB Action Plan - Strategic Transport Planning, item CM 51 PDF 402 KB
Appendix 1.5 - Draft CCB Action Plan - Waste and Resources, item CM 51 PDF 417 KB
Appendix 1.7- Draft CCB Action Plan -New Developments, item CM 51 PDF 426 KB
Appendix 1.8- Draft CCB Action Plan -Existing Buildings, item CM 51 PDF 489 KB
Appendix 1.9- Draft CCB Action Plan -Greening the Economy, item CM 51 PDF 416 KB
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It's Silver Anniversary time! Yep, that's right – on April 1st, 2012 Soldano Custom Amplification turned 25, celebrating a quarter century of building the world's finest guitar amplifiers. To commemorate this occasion, we are pleased to introduce the Soldano Hot Rod 25. Just like the Hot Rod 50 Plus and Hot Rod 100 Plus, the preamp circuitry of the Hot Rod 25 is based on the legendary Soldano 100w Super Lead Overdrive. It has a unique power section which utilizes two 5881 power tubes and a filter choke in the power supply – two features usually found only in higher powered amps – that enable this compact little 25 watt head to deliver much tighter bass and punchier low end than most other amps in its class.
The Hot Rod 25 also features a tube-buffered, post master volume effects loop and effortless channel switching via foot switch between the Normal and Overdrive Channels. There are independent Preamp gain and Master Volume controls for each channel. Bass, Middle, Treble, and Presence controls provide the tone shaping. A rotary Impedance selector switch allows for the use of 4, 8, or 16 ohm speaker cabinets.
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For the exhibition BLESS N° 56 WORKERS' DELIGHT, on show at the Vitra Design Museum from 10 June – 9 October 2016, Reuber Henning have established a very special collaboration with Berlin label BLESS: Based on the Reuber Henning design Casablanca Flowers, they have developed the "Carpethammock", which takes its place in a series of redefined hammocks (BLESS N°28 Climat Confusion Assistance).
In line with the concept of the Readymade, the rug has been removed from its traditional place, the floor, almost unchanged. Within the context of the project, it has been redefined as a suspended, moving piece of furniture, a luxury place to sleep and work.


The City has two systems for addressing, urban and rural. Both are based on grid systems and assign addresses based on access points to the property. Both systems place even numbers on the North and West side of roadways and odd numbers on South and East.
Who assigns or corrects addressing?
The Addressing Authority assigns and corrects all addressing. This ensures all addressing is done in a consistent manner for public and emergency service providers.
In certain instances, where the existing address is creating inherent confusion for service delivery, or where emergency response identifies it as necessary an address may be changed.
Can I get my postal code from the City?
No, Canada Post assigns postal codes. Contact Canada Post by phone, or go on line at https://www.canadapost.ca/cpo/mc/personal/postalcode/fpc.jsf and enter your address to obtain your postal code.
How do I request internal or additional addressing?
Anyone requesting additional suite numbering or building numbering is required to complete a New/Change of address application form and pay any required fee*, in accordance with procedure 618—1. The request must be from the owner or someone authorized by the owner.
The application form is submitted to the Addressing Authority for processing. The request is checked to confirm the requested address is attainable, including any development approval and conformance with the land use bylaw.
How can I confirm or find an address?
You need to start by having the current legal land description for the parcel. This will ensure you are obtaining the correct address. The City website has an online interactive map that can be accessed by the public. Once you have accessed the map, choose the binoculars on the task bar and enter the legal land description and click submit. This will ensure the correct address for the correct lot.
Alternatively if you know the area of the City the lot is located, you can select the magnifying glass and choose an area, then the lot. You must zoom in enough so that the civic address layer on the left had side is available. Click the check box for civic addressing, and the addressing will show on the map.
Do I have to display my address?
If I have a rural address can I change my address to an urban address?
Rural addressing remains unchanged until the land is further subdivided and/or identified in a City planning document as changing to an urban development.
How come I don't get parcel delivery to my address?
Some service delivery companies use third party mapping systems to locate properties. The systems they use may not be up-to-date. To ensure delivery you should contact the company and use the process they have identified for coordinating your delivery.
Some service delivery companies have a delivery radius from major cities as well. Check with your delivery companies to see if they deliver to your location.
Do I need an address for a permit?
Yes, an address must be assigned to a lot, building or suite if you require a permit.


He'd helped her build the ship.
He'd helped her crew it.
But every time she looked at him she could see through the grey beard of her master how amazingly he disapproved.
"The point's not to do it," she said.
A more compelling argument for pirates has never been put forth.
That was, perhaps, one of the best things I've ever read on Hitherby. Seriously.


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Why Hillary Clinton Is the Right Choice for Progressives
Clinton offers progressives the best chance to advance our issues and vision for the country—but only if we keep applying pressure and holding her accountable.
By Katrina vanden HeuvelTwitter
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. (Reuters / Brian Snyder)
At the second presidential debate, Donald Trump once again played down the recording of his vile comments bragging about sexual assault as "locker-room talk." But as the fallout from the tape continues, the Republican Party has essentially become a locker room divided, with many members of the red team abandoning their quarterback and scrambling to save themselves.
Each week we cross-post an excerpt from Katrina vanden Heuvel's column at the WashingtonPost.com. Read the full text of Katrina's column here.
For some progressive voters who supported Sen. Bernie Sanders in the primaries, however, the latest revelations do little to ease their concerns about Hillary Clinton. They clearly recognize that Trump is—in every way imaginable—egregiously unfit to be president. They know that, on issue after issue, Trump is a bitter enemy of progress. But they also don't trust Clinton to advance the important causes that Sanders forced into the debate.
This skepticism is understandable, especially after a hard-fought primary battle that left many feeling alienated from Clinton and the Democratic establishment. Yet as The Nation, which endorsed Sanders in the primary, argued in our endorsement of Clinton last week, there are many compelling reasons for staunch progressives to get behind her—not merely as the default choice or the strategic choice but also, on her own merits.
Read the full text of Katrina's column here.
Katrina vanden HeuvelTwitterKatrina vanden Heuvel is editorial director and publisher of The Nation, America's leading source of progressive politics and culture. She served as editor of the magazine from 1995 to 2019.


Exfoliating your skin once or twice a week is the best way to improve your skin tone. Scrubs unclog pores, promote a speedy turnover of skin cells, balance your body's oil production, and rid your pores of toxins and dirt to create a fresh overall look and feel. Scrubs are very easy to make at home – once you have all of the ingredients prepared and measured, the process only takes a few minutes.
This recipe uses organic demerara cane sugar as the main exfoliating ingredient (which means that you can nibble a little in the shower and it'll be tasty). If you are a savory person, you could use sea salt in place of the sugar, the main difference being that sugar is better for sensitive skin. This recipe also calls for virgin coconut oil, which soaks into your skin quickly, is naturally antifungal, and helps to lock in moisture and promote skin hydration. Not to mention, virgin coconut oil also lends its sweet scent and taste to create dessert-like recipes. You can also use another pure oil in place of coconut, like olive, walnut, avocado or sunflower oil. Keep in mind that some will have a stronger savory scent or might feel oilier on your skin. Whichever you choose, the oil should be in liquid form for thorough mixing. The easiest way to melt coconut oil is in a saucepan on your range, at low heat. Keep stirring the oil while it is heating until it's just melted, and take it off the heat to cool to room temperature. As oils are heated their healing properties change, so the less heat used, the better. To melt oil in the microwave, heat for 10 seconds at a time until liquefied.
The best place to use a scrub is in the shower. After an initial rinse, scoop out a handful of scrub and massage it onto wet skin. You might step out of the water stream as you do this to keep the scrub from dissolving as you spread it over your entire body. Rinse the scrub off thoroughly and pat your skin dry when you exit the shower.
Grind the black tea leaves to a powder. If you don't have a coffee grinder or a mortar and pestle, put the tea leaves in a sandwich bag or tea towel and roll with a rolling pin or lightly hit with a hammer to grind the leaves up. Cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg can be bought already ground (easiest method) or you can use a grater to grate them. In a bowl, combine all dry ingredients and vanilla thoroughly. Pour the oil over the ingredients and mix to combine.
We wanted to share a recipe using ingredients that can be found in most grocery stores. Once made, you can store your scrub for up to three months in a sealed jar.
Meow Meow Tweet was recently featured as our Beautician Embodied. Find the full post, here.
Run by Tara Pelletier and Jeff Kurosaki, who met in the sculpture department of art school, the Meow Meow Tweet name stems from their two pet cats in Bushwick and Jeff's bird back in his hometown of Hawaii. Tara and Jeff have always been interested in natural beauty and urban homesteading, with a container garden and a worm compost at home.
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"I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we were from, everyone loves music."
I so agree with Billy Joel. I have no music inclination but I love music. I always request the hubby to put in some good music in my phone so that I can play them during my bus and train rides to work.
As you all know by now, K seem to be the ultimate music lover in our family. I don't want to say too soon that she really is the ultimate lover because baby G is slowly catching up. Our love for music has been rubbed on him skin deep. He loves singing and dancing along to the sound of music.
It won't be long and he will start to ask his dad to buy akg k240 headphones for him. Everytime the hubby plays music on the PC while working, baby G rushes to his home office and climb on his lap. When he does that, the hubby brings him back to the living room and play music on our smart TV. Once the music plays, Baby G sings and dances along.
Too cute for words. I hope I can capture it on a video one of these days.
Let me leave you another quote about music by Plato.
That sums up the effect of music in our household.


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Looking for the Truth About Anne Boleyn and Her Family?
Posted on December 1, 2019 February 17, 2020 Author Beth von Staats
QAB's Contributors Share Her Life Story
Are you looking for a fantastic book that speaks to the truth of the life of Queen Anne Boleyn, her husband, daughter, family, friends, and those closest to her? Despite current claims out there, it really is not all the difficult. Through the years, here at Queenanneboleyn.com, we interviewed and hosted countless guest articles by several respected historians and history writers, all who through their unique perspectives and exhaustive research of contemporary sources have contributed to bringing us closer to a coming to know Tudor History's most fascinating and tragic queen consort.
Meet some truly amazing and brilliant historians, cultural scholars, and women's studies experts. Each enrich our understanding of Queen Anne Boleyn, her husband, her daughter, and her family.
Susan Bordo, Ph.D. is a professor teaching Humanities and Gender Studies at the University of Kentucky. Susan's Pulitzer Prize nominated research contributes to a body of feminist, cultural and gender studies, linking modern consumer culture directly to the formation of gendered bodies. Although much of Susan's published works focus on her research and frank critiques of modern culture in relation to subject, gender and body formations, Susan published her second detailed research of historical cultural and gender studies in The Creation of Anne Boleyn, A Look at England's Most Notorious Queen in 2013. Susan's fascination with Queen Anne Boleyn and how history in created resulted in a thought-provoking look at how our understanding of Anne Boleyn was ultimately shaped. Susan's most recent book, The Destruction of Hillary Clinton, released April 9, 2016.
BOOKS BY SUSAN BORDO
Tracey Borman is a historian and author from Scothern, United Kingdom. She is most widely known as the author of Elizabeth's Women.
Borman was born and brought up in the village of Scothern, England near Lincoln. She was educated at Scothern Primary School (now Ellison Boulters School), William Farr School, Welton, and Yarborough School, Lincoln. She taught history at the University of Hull, where she was awarded a Ph.D. in 1997. Elizabeth's Women was serialized and became a BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week in September 2009. Tracey Borman appeared on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, also in September 2009.
BOOKS BY TRACY BORMAN
Clare Cherry lives in Hampshire with her partner David. She works as a solicitor in Dorset, but has a passion for Tudor history and began researching the life of George Boleyn in 2006. She started corresponding with Claire Ridgway in late 2009, after meeting through The Anne Boleyn Files website, and the two Tudor enthusiasts became firm friends. Clare divides her time between the legal profession and researching Tudor history. Clare has written guest articles on George Boleyn for The Anne Boleyn Files, Nerdalicious.com.au, and author Susan Bordo's The Creation of Anne Boleyn website.
George Boleyn: Tudor Poet, Courtier & Diplomat Co-Authored by Claire Ridgway
Historian Jessie Childs hails from London, England. While a student at West Heath, Stowe School and Brasenose College, Oxford, Jessie read history and took a first in 1999. Jessie's debut biography, Henry VIII's Last Victim, the Life and Times of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey was a resounding success, winning the Elizabeth Longford Prize for Historical Biography in 2007. Jessie is well known for her public speaking and has written and reviewed for many publications, including The Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph, Literary Review, History Today, BBC History Magazine and Standpoint. She resides in London, England with her husband and two daughters.
BOOKS BY JESSIE CHILDS
Leanda de Lisle is a renowned, award-winning journalist and historian. Leanda is the highly acclaimed author of four books on the Tudors and Stuarts, including After Elizabeth (Saltire First Book of the Year Award), The Sisters Who Would Be Queen (New York Times Top 10 Best Seller), Tudor- The Family Story (Sunday Times Top 10 Best Seller), and The White King: Charles I – Traitor,Murderer, Martyr (Historical Writers Association Non-Fiction Crown). She also regularly writes and speaks on historical matters for TV, radio and a number of publications including The Times, the Spectator and Daily Express. She lives in Leicestershire, fittingly near Bosworth Battlefield.
BOOKS BY LEANDA DE LISLE
Catherine Fletcher, Ph.D. is a historian specializing in the history of the Renaissance and early modern Europe. She is a Lecturer in Public History at the University of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Professor Fletcher is an expert in Renaissance and early modern diplomacy, particularly European "permanent resident" papal diplomacy in Rome, Italy during the 15th and 16th centuries. From her extensive research, Professor Fletcher completed a microhistorical study of Gregorio Casali, an Italian nobleman in the diplomatic service of Henry VIII of England, culminating in her premier historical biography, Our Man in Rome, Henry VIII and His Italian Ambassador. Beyond Professor Fletcher's research specific to 15th and 16th-century diplomacy, she is extensively researching the Public Histories of the Renaissance. She is currently composing a comprehensive biography of Alessandro de' Medici to be published by Bodley Head.
BOOKS BY CATHERINE FLETCHER
Sarah Gristwood is a best-selling biographer, novelist, a former journalist, and commentator on royal affairs. A prolific historian of the influence of women in Tudor Era England and Europe, she wrote two bestselling Tudor biographies, Arbella: England's Lost Queen and Elizabeth and Leicester; and the eighteenth-century story Perdita: Royal Mistress, Writer, Romantic which was selected as Radio 4 Book of the Week. Presenting and contributing to several radio and tv documentaries, she also published a book on iconic dresses, Fabulous Frocks (with Jane Eastoe); and a 50th anniversary companion to the film Breakfast at Tiffany's, as well as collaborating with Tracy Borman, Alison Weir and Kate Williams on The Ring and the Crown (Hutchinson), a book on the history of royal weddings. 2011 also saw the publication of her first historical novel, The Girl in the Mirror. In September 2012 she brought out a new non-fiction book – Blood Sisters: the Women Behind the Wars of the Roses. Sarah's newest history book, Game of Queens, released with outstanding reviews.
BOOKS BY SARAH GRISTWOOD
Natalie Grueninger graduated from The University of NSW in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts, with majors in English and Spanish and Latin American Studies and received her Bachelor of Teaching from The University of Sydney in 2006.
Natalie has been working in public education since 2006 and is passionate about making learning engaging and accessible for all children.
In 2009 she created On the Tudor Trail, a website dedicated to documenting historic sites and buildings associated with Anne Boleyn and sharing information about the life and times of Henry VIII's second wife. Natalie is fascinated by all aspects of life in Tudor England and has spent many years researching this period.
Her first non-fiction book, co-authored with Sarah Morris, In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn, was published by Amberley Publishing and released in the UK in late 2013. Natalie's and Sarah's second book in the series, In the Footsteps of the Six Wives of Henry VIII, published in 2016.
BOOKS BY NATALIE GRUENINGER
Sarah Morris, M.D. was raised in Yorkshire Dales, England. Sarah became a historical fiction writer after two successful careers, first as a physician and then as a leadership coach for business executives. Sarah has exceptionally varied interests, all which she pursues with great energy and passion. Beyond her leadership development career, Sarah is a prolific historical fiction writer and historical re-enactor. Sarah's debut novel, Le temps Viendra: A Novel of Anne Boleyn, is exceptionally popular with website members and browsers, most of whom also follow Sarah's re-enactment activities and costuming on twitter and Facebook.
BOOKS BY SARAH MORRIS
Roland Hui received his degree in Art History from Concordia University in Canada. After completing his studies, he went on to work in Interpretive Media for California State Parks, The U.S. Forest Service, and The National Park Service.
Roland has written for Renaissance Magazine and for Tudor Life Magazine. He blogs about 16th-century English art and personalities at Tudor Faces at: tudorfaces.blogspot.com.
The Turbulent Crown: The Story of the Tudor Queens of England
Editor's note: Kyra's biography is provided by her website, Krya Cornelius Kramer and is provided to us in her own words.
Kyra Cornelius Kramer is an author and freelance medical anthropologist. She holds BS degrees in both biology and anthropology from the University of Kentucky, as well as a MA in medical anthropology from Southern Methodist University. She and her beloved husband live in Wales, UK with their three young daughters.
Kyra is diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome. Kyra is high-functioning, meaning that most of the time Kyra can pass for "quirky" with a dash of "gauche". As a function of being an "Aspy", she has a deep and abiding love for facts, which she stuffs into her writings like chestnuts in a Christmas goose. Seriously, you will knee-deep in facts by the time you are three paragraphs into her work. Moreover, she has a sardonic sense of humor that flavors her writings, no matter how academic they are in nature. Her editors appreciate this, but the review board usually makes her take any humor out before publishing in a peer-reviewed journal. Kyra hopes that the academic reviewers were at least amused before they crossed the sentence out with heavy red pencil marks. She suspects not.
BOOKS BY KYRA CORNELIUS KRAMER
Amy Licence is an English historian of medieval women, powerful and common, Queens consorts and monarchs, rich and poor — particularly women living in the late 15th and 16th centuries. Topics of special interest include gender relations, Queenship, and identity, rites of passage, pilgrimage, female orthodoxy and rebellion, superstition, magic, fertility, and childbirth. Besides Amy's non-fiction historical books, she also is a prolific journalist, regularly contributing the New Statesman and The Huffington Post.
BOOKS BY AMY LICENCE
Diarmaid MacCulloch, Professor of History of the church and fellow at St. Cross College, Oxford University, is an expert in the History of Christianity. A prolific researcher, teacher, lecturer, biographer and history writer, Professor MacCulloch has been honored with the 1996 James Tait Black Memorial Prize, Whitbread Biography Prize and the Duff Cooper Biography Prize for Thomas Cranmer, A Life; the 2004 National Book Critics Circle Award and the British Academy Book Prize for Reformation: Europe's House Divided 1490 – 1700; and, the 2010 Hessell-Tiltman Prize and Cundell Prize for A History of Christianity.
If Professor MacCulloch looks familiar, you likely have enjoyed his teaching of religious history on television and radio in a variety of documentaries highlighting the life of Thomas Cromwell, the History of Christianity, how God made the English, and sex in the church. Though honored as a Knight Bachelor by Her Majesty the Queen in 2012 and elected a Fellow through the years of the Society of Antiquities of London, the Royal Historical Society, and the British Academy, Professor Sir MacCulloch is cherished most for his articulate, engaging, and down-to-earth teaching style that enthralls his peer historians, college students, and history buffs alike.
BOOKS BY DIARMAID MACCULLOCH
Lauren Mackay is a historian from Sydney, Australia.
Lauren is a historian whose focus of study goes beyond familiar historical figures and events to lesser-known individuals, as well as beliefs, customs, and diplomacy of the 16th Century.
Her debut book, Inside the Tudor Court: Henry VIII and his Six Wives through the eyes of the Spanish Ambassador, is the first and only biography of the so-called Spanish Ambassador, Eustace Chapuys, the most integral chronicler of the Tudor Court. Her second book, Among The Wolves of Court: The Untold Story of Thomas and George Boleyn, released 30 September 2018 by IB Tauris Publishers, is based on her extensive PhD research, and introduces Anne Boleyn's father and brother, often underplayed figures at Henry's court, lifting the lid on their rise as highly skilled ambassadors and courtiers who negotiated their way through the complex and ruthless game of politics.
BOOKS BY LAUREN MACKAY
Elizabeth Norton is a British historian that researches and writes primarily of the women contributing to English medieval history. With MA degrees in Archaeology and Anthropology from the University of Cambridge and a MA degree in European Archaeology from Oxford, Elizabeth certainly is multi-talented and highly gifted. Currently, Elizabeth is working on her doctoral research at King's College, London where she is researching the Blount family of Shropshire. Recently, Elizabeth researched and released a non-fiction book focusing on the remarkable life of Elfrida, England's first crowned queen, further broadening her expertise of England's most remarkable female historical figures.
BOOKS BY ELIZABETH NORTON
Dr. Estelle Paranque completed her Ph.D. in Early Modern History at University College London in 2016. Her thesis is entitled "Elizabeth Through Valois Eyes: Power, Representation, and Diplomacy, 1568-1588". She has turned her Ph.D. into a monograph that was published in November 2018 by Palgrave Macmillan Elizabeth I of England Through Valois Eyes: Power, Representation, and Diplomacy in the Reign of the Queen, 1558-1588.
Dr. Paranque has always had a passion for history and particularly for queens and diplomacy. She was elected a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and she is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She has been teaching at the university level for the last nine years and is dedicated to sharing her passion for history with the next generation.
Her research interests are royal and diplomatic studies. She works on Anglo-French relations during Elizabeth's reign and on monarchical representations during the early modern period. She also works on Catherine de Medici and the Valois kings and their consorts.
She is also very interested in public engagement and has participated in the popular historical documentary Secrets d'Histoire on France 2, BBC Radio 4, and numerous podcasts (BBC History, Viral History, Hidden Stories with Helen Carr for HistoryHit).
Dr. Paranque is currently a Lecturer in Early Modern History at New College of the Humanities where she teaches courses on Early Modern Britain, Early Modern Europe, and the Early Modern World.
BOOKS BY ESTELLE PARANQUE
Claire Ridgway is a highly respected author of Tudor Era history books, most focusing on the life of Queen Anne Boleyn. Creator of the exceptionally popular history websites The Anne Boleyn Files and The Tudor Society, Claire is a full-time history researcher, blogger, and writer. The Anne Boleyn Files is highly respected for its outstanding presentation, ease of navigation, and historical accuracy. Claire's ultimate mission is to get to the truth behind Anne Boleyn's story specifically and related Tudor history in general. For more information about Claire, her projects and her research, visit one of Claire's wonderful websites or her very popular facebook page.
BOOKS BY CLAIRE RIDGWAY
Sandra Vasoli is a historical fiction writer from Gwynedd Valley, Pennsylvania, USA. A graduate with a dual degree in English and Biology from Villanova University, Sandy enjoyed a long term career in leadership and organization development before turning her attention to her passions of writing and Tudor Era history. Sandy has written all her life: essays, stories, and articles, but Je Anne Boleyn: Struck with the Dart of Love is her first work of published fiction. Volume Two of the Je Anne Boleyn series soon followed. Sandy's career, working for several of the largest companies in the world, allowed her the study of people, especially those in leadership positions. Thus, she is keenly interested in the bold and insightful qualities possessed by Anne Boleyn.
BOOKS BY SANDY VASOLI
Alison Weir is the United Kingdom's most popular and best selling female historian. Alison's first published work, Britain's Royal Families, introduced the world to the now recognized genre of "popular history", and her sales tell the story. Readers purchased more than 3 million books in the United Kingdom and the United States. Rich in detailed research, Alison's engaging prose captured the interest and imaginations of countless people, instilling a love of history that influenced the career paths of historical fiction writers, historians, and teachers, while also greatly increasing knowledge of medieval English history among people throughout the world.
BOOKS BY ALISON WEIR
Derek Wilson has been writing historical fiction and non-fiction since the mid-1970s and is the author of 70+ books, as well as work for radio and television and innumerable newspaper and magazine articles. After graduating from Cambridge in History and Theology, he spent some years teaching and traveling abroad before settling to a freelance writing career. He specializes in the Reformation but his large output includes studies of the Rothschild family, the Plantagenets, Peter the Great, Charlemagne and the history of circumnavigation. He lives in Devon and is the patriarch of a family of three children and six grandchildren.
BOOKS BY DEREK WILSON
The Definitive Biography of Queen Anne Boleyn
Though our QAB Contributors one and all substantially enriched our understanding of Anne Boleyn, her husband, family, friends, allies, and enemies, they likely would all agree that the research of the late historian Eric Ives, culminating in his phenomenal life's work The LIfe and Death of Anne Boleyn, is to date the world's definitive biography of Tudor England's tragic queen. If you only were to choose one book telling Anne Boleyn's life story, this is it!
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF ANNE BOLEYN, by Eric Ives
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This morning I'm thinking about the essay "Finding the Place: a Migrant Childhood" by Wallace Stegner. I've gone on about how much I admire Stegner's writing style focusing on nature and also his use of long, complex sentences–these remind me of Richard Hugo–and this essay was from a book of essays I bought in Colorado Springs last year I've just gotten around to reading. In the essay Stegner recounts how he grew to be a writer and also a writer of place. He writes on how while growing up he was unaware he was a writer of the west–that's just where he grew up. Like anyone, he had no sense of it 'while it was happening', he recounts. And reading I was surprised just how many cities he'd lived in at such a young age. He writes: I was born on wheels. And he lists how he lived in twenty houses between the ages of twelve and twenty. Amazing.
And mostly I read Stegner's fiction and mostly I read fiction in general choosing fictive places created by real events. Though it is funny how I think of my family and my own upbringing in Colorado when I write fiction. And I have this thought quite often when I think of my own work–just how much of my own life I bring to fiction even though the characters are not real. I sometimes write on this weblog how I feel imaginary voices are calling to me but they aren't imaginary. My Tio is real and my Abuelito is real–the conversations are fake but the people and places are real. As real as I can make them anyway from my imagination. That paradox drives the prose.
Like Stegner I feel I can't forget where I came from. I think about this when I buy a four dollar latte and how my Grandfather would lecture me. Or even the idea of becoming a teacher or a writer was sensible and the man approved in a way I was never comfortable with. As if I was choosing job security over creativity. I think about that all the time when I feel teaching is consuming my time.
Anyway, I admire how Stegner believes he returned to the west both literally and of course he returns figuratively in his work–in the descriptions of place and the in the creation of prose spaces. I also think I return to the small places of Colorado where I grew up when I write but also the past and also to all those unfinished or perhaps non-existent conversations I should have had in my youth.
I think that is why most of us do write, in a way–to have those conversations that could have been or sometimes should have been. And Franny loves Wallace Stegner too. She especially did this morning!


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Q: Spring Database connection not getting closed I am using SPRING BatchPreparedStatementSetter object to to do batch insertion of records in 1 table.
Once this is completed it is performing batch update in another table.
This process is repeated for multiple times depending on the number of records.
Now, Issue i am encountering is that after fix no iterations, Database connection is not getting obtained and system is just hanging as Spring is not returning any output.
After analysis its found the system is reaching the maximum permissible limit of connection which is perfectly valid but I have an understanding that Spring framework should take care of connection release process after each CRUD operation.
Is there anyway to handle this connection pooling issues. I am using Apache BasicDataSource as DataSource object.
Thanks in advance.

A:     Code detail is something like this -

    Service class -

public class ServiceImpl {
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    if (list.size() == 1000) {
           daoInstance.storeRecordsinDB(list);
           daoInstance.updateRecordsInDB(list2);
    }
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   }
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    public class DaoInstance extends JdbcTemplate {

    private JdbcTemplate jdbcTemplate;

    public void setJdbcTemplate(JdbcTemplate jdbcTemplate) {
    this.jdbcTemplate =jdbcTemplate;
    }

    public void storeRecords(List<dtoObj> valueList) {

           getJdbcTemplate().batchUpdate(insertSql, new BatchPreparedStatementSetter() {

                @Override
                public void setValues(PreparedStatement ps, int i) throws SQLException {

                     dtoObj dto = valueList.get(i);
                     ps.setLong(1, dto.getId());
                     ps.setString(2, dto.getName();

                }

                @Override
                public int getBatchSize() {
                    return valueList.size();
                }
            }) ;
    }

    public void updateRecordsInDB(final List<Long> idList)  {

            try {

                getJdbcTemplate().batchUpdate(updateSQL, new BatchPreparedStatementSetter() {

                    @Override
                    public void setValues(PreparedStatement ps, int i) throws SQLException {
                                              long id = idList.get(i)
                        ps.setLong(1, id);
                    }

                    @Override
                    public int getBatchSize() {
                        if (idList != null ) {
                            return idList.size();
                        }else {
                            return 0;
                        }
                    }
                });
            }

Implemented transaction management on service class in Spring xml file as -

<tx:advice id = "txAdvice" transaction-manager="txManager">
        <tx:attributes>
            <tx:method name="*" propagation="REQUIRED" read-only="false"/>
            <!-- <tx:method name="*" read-only="true"/> -->
        </tx:attributes>
    </tx:advice>

    <aop:config>
    <aop:pointcut expression="execution(* com.package.serviceImpl.process*(..))" id="accuracyOperation"/>
    <aop:advisor advice-ref="txAdvice" pointcut-ref="accuracyOperation"/>
    </aop:config>

A: This has been resolved by implementing transaction management in code.
Also major issue was that in one of the select clause, connection was not getting closed. Hence by explicitly calling close method on a Connection object, it was getting closed and hence system was not crossing max connection limmit.

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welcome to nhk world "newsline," i'm gene otani in tokyo. here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. new video shows the moment a train jumps the tracks in spain. a deadly accident many are blaming on excessive speed. a prominent japanese scientist is retracting dozens of papers after a university committee rules test results were manipulated.
and as japanese delegates discuss a wade ranging free trade deal, the country's beef producers race to stake out turf in foreign markets. investigators in spain are piecing together evidence as they try to pin down the cause of their country's worst rail accident in decades. the derailment in the northwest killed at least 78 people and injured 140 others. spanish media say the train was going more than double the speed limit. public broadcaster tve aired video of the crash. the force of the impact is clear. the train was traveling from the capital madrid to the northwestern city and derailed at a point four kilometers before the station in the city of santiago. the section of the track curves
immediately after a tunnel. the speed limit there is 80 kilometers per hour. but the newspaper reports that the driver said the train was traveling at 190 kilometers per hour. tve reported the same speed limit for the section of the -- prime minister visited the site. he a announced three days of national mourning. he's canceled his official duties. the city is best-known as the destination of an ancient catholic pilgrimage route. thousands of christians from all over the world head there every year. the mayor said all events for the local festival have been canceled. north korea's leader has attended a ceremony for the completion of a national cemetery for soldiers who died in the korean war. kim jong-un may be trying to strengthen national unity and also wants to appeal to the u.s.
and other countries to change a cease-fire agreement into a peace accord. thursday's event was held two days before the 60th anniversary of the armistice that ended fighting in the korean war. north korea celebrates july 27th as victory day. thousands of citizens, war veterans and representatives of foreign governments gathered in pyongyang for the ceremony. kim was accompanied by senior north korean officials including his aunt. he left flowers at a memorial view. and inspected rows of graves. they will hold a ceremony on saturday to mark the anniversary of the armistice. kim also met with officials on thursday. this was kim's first meeting with a foreign delegation other than china.
kim jong-un also met officials from syria on wednesday. this was kim's first meeting with foreign delegation of a country other than china. the syrians are in pyongyang to attend the military parade. they delivered a congratulatory message from president bashar al-assad. state-run media quote kim as saying it is extremely encouraging for the north korean people that syria's ruling party and delegate have sent a delegation for the ceremony. it's not known if the two sides discussed syria's ongoing civil war. one of japan's leading microbiologists is watching the reputation he built up crumble. administrators at the university of tokyo are demanding shigeaki kato retract more than 40 papers. they found results were manipulated. the administrates received a tip from an outside source.
they set up a committee to look into 165 theses written by kato and his team. the papers cover topics such as bone formation and hormone activity. committee members found images of experiment results were manipulated in at least 28 papers. in some cases they say falsifications were made to make it appear tests had been carried out more than once. they suspect something similar happened this 15 other papers. kato says he accepts the results of the investigation. he says he let lab staff handle images but he adds he's responsible for failing to notice something was wrong. kato was a professor at the university of tokyo's institute of molecular and cellular biosciences. he's received about $30 million in research funding from the education ministry and other government organizations. there have been other incidences of falsification, two weeks ago,
an investigation team at kyoto university of medicine said it was said the results of a clinical study of blood pressure drug may have been manipulated. last year an investigation by the japanese society of anesthesiologists found that an ex-associate professor had fabricated 172 papers in 19 years. a head of an organization that represents japan's scientists explained the background to these incidents. >> translator: researchers always want to write valuable papers, release their findings to gain a reputation, as well as funding. i think this motivation can sometimes lead to problems. young researchers are also having a hard time getting stable positions recently. some of them want to show off good research results to get a better job. that might be another reason to
cross the line. if this kind of fraud continues, it will damage the credibility japanese science and technology, as well as products that use the research. so it's extremely important to remind researchers about ethics and to improve the standards for authentic research. a court in india has delayed handing down a verdict in a high profile rape case for the second time. patchari raksawong in bangkok is following this story. the case relates to the fatal gang rape of a young woman on a new delhi bus last december. the court delayed giving verdict for the second time. a ruling would have been the first related to the gang rape that caused outrage in india and around the world. a defense lawyer said the
verdict was delayed until august 5th because of a pending case at the supreme court that seeks to change the legal definition of a juvenile. the defendant was 17 at the time of the attack. he's being tried as a minor on charges including murder and rape. a 23-year-old woman died after she was gang raped and thrown out of a moving bus in new delhi in december. a total of six men are standing trial, but only one is a minor. the victim's father says he wants them all to receive the death penalty. if convicted, the juvenile defendant could be sent to a correctional facility for a maximum of three years. people across india have demanded a severe punishment for the defendant, regardless of his age. militants in pakistan have attacked a heavily guarded facility of the country's
powerful intelligence agency. the daring assault has left at least seven people dead and raised more concern about stability in the country. gunmen attacked a compound belonging to interservices intelligence in the southern town of sukkur on wednesday. a security official told reuters five attackers were killed, along with a civilian and intelligence officer. at least 40 people were wounded following a gun battle and explosions. it was unclear who carried out the attack, but previous operations of this nature were claimed by the pakistani taliban. the incident will raise questions about the new government's goal of opening talks with the militant group. during his election campaign earlier this year, the prime minister nawaz sharif pledged to engage militants in talks to improve security in pakistan. thailand's economy is booming, but the benefits don't always reach people at the
bottom of the pyramid. many children from poor families don't have access to a proper education, but one woman born in a bangkok slum hopes to change that. nhk world reports. >> reporter: affectionately known as dr. slum. she just received her ph.d in biotechnology at the age of 28. her accomplishment is attracting a lot of media attention in this country, where a wide gap remains between rich and poor. she wouldn't have got so far without the support of her parents and her sister and brother, who gave up their own studies to earn money for the family. >> translator: i'm so proud of her. i'm speechless. i'm so happy she's made a success of herself. >> translator: i'm so happy my brother, sister, and parents can all be with me today.
thanks to them, i've been able to take the first step towards my goal. >> reporter: thailand's booming economy means little here. most slum children have few opportunities to get an education. only about 50% of children from underprivileged families in bangkok go to junior high school. even though it's supposed to be compulsory, instead many work to earn money for the family. others turn to drugs or drift into a life of crime. pontip decided to study medical technology so she could help neighbors living in unsanitary conditions. even with a student loan, it was a constant struggle to make ends meet, but she was able to keep going, thanks in part to a scholarship from a local nongovernment organization.
she studied so hard she actually wore out her desk. and after years of tireless effort, her dreams have come true. >> translator: i worked hard so i could find a job and make my parents' lives a little easier. but i got a lot of help and support from many people along the way. >> reporter: she visits her old elementary and junior high schools to tell the students about the road she took in life. >> translator: the most important thing for you is your studies. please work hard to make your dreams come true, just like i did. >> reporter: her words touched the hearts of the children. >> translator: what should i do
to get better grades? >> translator: you've got to study every day. not just before exams. set a goal and keep working toward it. >> reporter: after pontip finished her speech, twin sisters asked her for further advice. >> translator: i was really encouraged by what she had to say. >> reporter: the girls live with their grandmother. the father abandoned the family when they were little and their mother is in jail for selling drugs. pontip's story gives them determination to keep studying and better their lives. >> translator: i want to continue my studies. if i can get a well paying job, i can help my family. >> reporter: the next chapter of pontip's life just began last week when she started her new
job as a university researcher. children from the thai slums are placing their hopes in a new local celebrity, and she continues her effort to serve as the inspiration and role model. nhk world, bangkok. and that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. the latest round of transpacific partnership free trade talks have ended in malaysia. japan took part for the first time. the chief of the host nation says discussions in some sectors were tough going. the delegates from the 12 participating nations held a news conference at the end of their 11 days. malaysia's chief negotiator and the chair of the talks welcomede
country will help expand trade. he said discussions in many of the 13 sectors saw a certain degree of progress, but negotiations on intellectual property, the environment and state-owned enterprises made little progress. he said they have agreed to a program that defines steps for conducting future meetings on tariff elimination. he reaffirmed that the participates willing to conclude a pact by the end of the year. japan's representative expressed his determination after the conference. >> translator: japan can still influence discussions on key issues. as the stance of participants on them remains wide apart. >> he added he expects difficulties ahead given the time left for negotiations and all the things the participating
nations are aiming to agree on. the next nine-day round of talks will start on august 22nd in brunai. some are concerned about the possible impact of tpp, producerers of top-grade beef have turned to their advantage. we report from singapore. >> reporter: in the island nation of singapore, some high-class hotels have added japanese beef to the restaurant menus. it costs twice as much as australian beef, about $80 per 100 grams. but dieters are willing to shell out for it. >> really soft and nice.
melting in your mouth. >> reporter: this man works for a large meat producer based in western japan. he flies to singapore to negotiate with retailers and restaurants. >> translator: we're supplying meat of the highest grade. and we're happy to know that customers are enjoying it. >> reporter: the race is heating up among japanese firms hoping to grab a share of singapore's lucrative market. yamaka's company was one of the first off the mark. his company won some major contracts and he's working hard to protect them. the tpp talks have galvanized producers. and he heard rival companies were approaching his partners. >> translator: many beef suppliers have been coming from
japan. >> reporter: they try to persuade the retailer to stay with them. his company has come up with a new strategy to try to keep their edge over rival producers. they're looking at middle income earners as a potential new market. so they went to a japanese restaurant in singapore and did some research. >> translator: many customers ask us just to sear the meat. it's becoming trendy to order beef rare. >> reporter: he came up with an idea to promote a cut cold round, a leaner and much cheaper steak. less than half a price of filet. yamakawa said he was sure customers would enjoy the more frugal cut.
he asked the restaurant to gentry sear the round. it's a still known in japan. customers gave it a thumbs up. >> i think it's really tender. it kind of melts in your mouth. the beef is my favorite meat. >> translator: if we upgrade our transport, introducing stricter temperature controls, for example, we can increase exports. >> reporter: japan's delegates have only just entered the tpp talks, but the country's meat producers respect waiting around. producers are fighting their battles on new fronts and the
stakes are rising. nhk world, singapore. japan's finance minister says the government is now in a position to implement its policy swiftly. aso outlined his position a few days after the ruling coalition won an election that solidified its control of both houses of the diet. aso spoke to people in the financial industry from across asia. he argued political stability will have a positive impact on the economy. but he stressed the government's measures to revamp the economy by pumping more money into the system and increasing public spending can't go on forever. >> we also need to take a serious step toward fiscal consolation. we must maintain market confidence in japan's fiscal stability. >> aso added the government needs to carry out its growth
plan to achieve sustainable fiscal health. business sentiment across japan is improving, and so is consumer confidence. spending at restaurant chains rose for a second straight month. the latest data from the japan food service association shows sales at about 200 restaurant operators in june rose 3.6% from the same month last year. despite the rainy season, many sunny days in eastern japan last month prompted more families to eat out. many diners opted for a more expensive dish on the menu as they are more hopeful for an economic recovery. sales at family-oriented restaurants rose nearly 6%. sales at pubs increased about 5% while those at fast food restaurants gained 3.5%. analysts at the association say the upward trend is likely to continue this month judging from the number of diners and restaurants targeting families. scientists from japan and
austria say they have developed the world's thinnest electronic circuit sheet. they say the technology could have a range of applications in the medical field. scientists at the university of tokyo and the kempler university made an ultra thin sheet that's only about a fifth the thickness of plastic wrap and it weighs 1/30 a piece of paper the same size. users can crumple and stretch the sheet without affecting how it works. the technology is designed to be unobtrusive to patients. the scientists hope to use it in new sensor-equipped medical and health care devices. >> translator: this ultra thin circuit will allow us to develop sensors that people can wear all day and night without any discomfort. >> the editors of british science magazine "nature" have published the team's findings. here are the latest market
figures. it's been cloudy and humid in tokyo. rachel ferguson is here with more on weather. rachel, what are we looking at today? >> all right. as we approach the end of the workweek, it is going to be pretty wet across much of japan. we've got two systems, a rain ban developing here to the south and then a weakening low sitting just off the coast of northeastern china.
now, western tohoku going to get the rain. a lot experiencing scattered thunderstorms with the heat and humidity in the air. down towards the south as well another low is going to be bringing more downpours to hainon island, macau and the southern coast of china. now, this is already falling on already saturated land as well. so the risk of flooding and landslides will be with us as we head on into friday. it stays hot and dry with drought conditions for central portions of china. and temperatures still way up there. chongqing 40 on friday, 39 in shanghai and 34 here in fukuoka. in tokyo, 31 degrees. back to the heat and humidity after that cool wet spell we had in the middle of the week. all right. we'll head on into the americas where you're going to be seeing more thunderstorms. and if i pull back this cloud, you'll see where the rain is. this is going to be particularly heavy for places like kansas down into oklahoma. you can see a real threat of flash flooding, thunderstorms
spreading up in towards the great lakes region as well. could be a little bit on the severe side. it is going to be dry and cooler, but sunshine there as well up towards the northeast and to the northwest is where you're going to be finding most of that heat. 27 degrees in seattle. getting up to 42 in las vegas. all right. let's go now to south america to southern brazil where i want to talk about a very strange phenomenon. some places seeing snow for the first time in 38 years. this is pretty unusual thing to see. it is of course the winter in the southern hemisphere. however, this is the heaviest snow that the region has seen in over three decades. many people were delighted playing in the parks taking pictures themselves with this very unusual weather phenomenon. however, the very southern turn that the weather took did have its drawbacks. there were numerous car accidents reported. one incident actually caused two
deaths. a warehouse here was also destroyed when heavy wet snow collapsed the roof. temperatures have recovered to the single digits for now. they look like they're set to improve further on into the weekend. we'll see this low pulling away. and then temperatures will be on the mend into the weekend. all right, a quick look over at europe then. things are, well, a little wet and windy here too. cooler also. no sign of snow, thank goodness. but this low sitting off the atlantic is certainly going to be bringing thunderstorms and the rain in across the british isles and also into western europe from spain up through into france and low countries. conversely though out to the southeast high pressure's in place and that will make things pretty hot, jacking up the temperatures in fact. athens, 37 degrees. that heat is going to be creeping up towards the north as well. warsaw 26 and rain on your friday. well, you'll be seeing about 34 on the mercury by monday. out towards the west, paris, 28 and thunderstorms. you'll see that drop a few more
digits into the weekend. here's your extended forecast. and that's "newsline" for this hour, i'm gene otani in
tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. enjoy your day.
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The number of people practicing concealed carry in this country is growing rapidly. Many people are feeling the need to carry a gun on their person or in their bag. This also means that there are lot of newbies to the concealed carry world, and with newbies can come rookie mistakes. Here are 5 of the most common concealed carry mistakes you want to avoid.
This is probably the most important one, because the laws regarding concealed carry will vary from state to state, and sometimes you may even find that concealed carry friendliness will vary between cities and even between businesses. The first and most crucial thing you can do is to meet the proper requirements to practice concealed carry, and keep documentation showing that you are legal both on your person and in your vehicle at all times.
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If you are going to concealed carry a gun, one of the best things you can do is talk to others who have done it. These people, especially those who have done it for some time, will have very valuable advice to offer you. You would be wise to take them up on it, and not dismiss it as you begin your own experimenting with carrying a weapon. They can offer suggestions on different holster brands, styles of carry, or places to go and target shoot. They will also be able to point you in the direction of carry-friendly establishments.
Do you have any mistakes you have made while using concealed carry? What could you add to this list?


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