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How to maximise your battery life | The iiNet Blog Search for: Menu Home NBN Learn with iiNet iiNet Now Entertainment Tech Talk On the 'net How to maximise your battery life Posted on September 26, 2014 by The iiNet Team The majority of us have all been there. You might have been locked out of the house. Lost your friends at a concert. Your alarm is set to make sure you get to work on time. Your cat has defied the laws of physics to fit in a tiny box, and you have to take a picture before it gets out again. You could even just be about to knock down that final pig with your very last angry bird. And your battery dies. It’s never fun when it happens (I feel a little guilty myself knowing that I could have prevented its death) so here are some tips to help your battery life last as long as possible and avoid the mad race to the charger. Smart phones and tablets One of the most important tips to save the battery life of these devices is to turn off the things you don’t need to use. It’s great to be able to multitask, however it’s not always necessary, and may save you from unexpected battery demise. This includes: Turning off background apps you’re not using. Disabling app notifications for as many as you can, or at least for some of the day. No one needs a NSFW Snapchat from a friend with questionable humour popping up at work anyway. Disabling location services and GPS. Disabling automatic downloads. Set email to fetch rather than push, or retrieve it manually. If you have an iPhone with Siri on it, turn off Raise to Speak (The option that allows you to communicate with Siri without having to press any buttons). Turn off vibration. This uses more power than it takes to make your phone ring, so if it’s not necessary then ditch it! If you’re using a device with an AMOLED screen, use a dark background, as power is only used to light up the lighter pixels on the screen. Turning these settings on and off will depend on the type of smart phone or tablet you have and the software version you’re using, but a quick Google search will tell you all you need to know on how it’s done. Laptops While smart phones and tablets are most prevalent in the dark world of the drained battery, a dying battery in your laptop can cause a great deal more trouble. Here are some laptop specific tips: Constantly re-opening and re-loading applications will drain your battery, so if you do need to use a number throughout the day, it’s better to leave them open. Run simpler applications where you can, such as text edit instead of RAM heavy programs like Microsoft Word. Get to know the power management section of your laptop. This will allow you to manage your display, sleep options and other settings to get the most out of your battery life. Shutdown fully instead of choosing the sleep or hibernate mode. Avoid using your laptop in extreme heat, which will drain your battery. Don’t use too many peripherals at once! Multiple USB sticks, CD drives and external hard drives will use up your power. You also need to make sure you eject any devices not in use as these can still use up power while connected. Make sure you constantly use the battery, otherwise it will leak power if it is left out of use for an extended period of time. Know when to replace your battery. Battery life decreases over time, and will usually last for around 2-4 years. For ALL the devices Whether it’s a laptop, a tablet, or your trusty smart phone, there are a few things that will also help across the board: Reduce screen brightness. This is one of the main culprits of battery drain. Disable WiFi and mobile data if you’re not using it. If you need to access the internet and are on a device that can connect to a mobile network, ensure that there are no WiFi networks available first. Searching for a mobile network will use up your battery faster. Let the power drain fully at least once a month. Keep your software up to date. Software updates will often include new battery saving features, which are always helpful. Got any further tips? Leave them in the comments below! 10 comments Mr. McNulty says: September 26, 2014 at 8:56 am Letting your battery drain once a month or ever is not a good idea especially for laptops which usually use LiIon (Lithium Ion) batteries. The best way to maximize battery life is to minimize your discharge cycles which in turn will reduce the % of capacity your battery eventually uses as well as keeping your battery at a cool temperature. Most manufacturers recommend letting the battery drain to 0% for the purposes of recalibrating the battery however, that does not increase or decrease battery life. Michael says: October 23, 2014 at 6:13 am I was surprised with the Samsung Galaxy 5 with the battery life sometimes between 4 days and 5 days (shows how much I use the use the phone) compared to the Samsung Galaxy 2 (with about the same amount of us) I was flat out getting a full day. I will stay with Samsung. Wally says: October 23, 2014 at 9:34 am Can’t believe that you haven’t mentioned a power bank. I bought a 5200 ma one for $20 ….. it’s enough to charge my smartphone fully 2 or 3 times. It’s also small enough to slip into my pocket with my phone so it’s charging whilst I’m on the go. Anonymous says: October 24, 2014 at 8:45 pm @Wally, they are talking about batteries, not chargers. Darron says: October 24, 2014 at 3:55 am How do you determine what apps are running in the background? Thx Richard says: October 24, 2014 at 5:34 am You know I never thought I’d read on line push material but I just did. I’m impressed with how hard you guys work, and how hard you commit to making a difference. Thank you Peter Legge says: October 24, 2014 at 5:50 am My understanding is that laptop/notebook Li battery life is extended in a big way if it is not fully charged when computer is mostly plugged in ie recharge is set to say 70-80%. This will extend life by several years. Suze says: October 27, 2014 at 6:53 am Switch to airplane mode overnight. This will keep you phone on (so you can still check the time and use your alarm) but stop mobile activity. It’s also better for your health if you keep your phone beside the bed. And who wants calls, messages and notifications dropping in during the night anyway? Joan says: October 27, 2014 at 9:40 am I was so pleased to receive this wealth of information from iinet and the people who have posted their comments! Thanks to all of you! I have a Samsung S4 and am very happy with it. 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The report summarizes the results of the AUC’s compliance and enforcement activities from the first half of 2021 under a number of categories. These reports provide a transparent look at the AUC’s investigations into complaints, penalty matters, related outcomes, and ensures a comprehensive, flexible dispute resolution and compliance process which contributes to a broader goal of increasing efficiency and limiting regulatory burden. Between January and June of 2021, AUC enforcement staff resources were primarily directed at the investigation of: the bitcoin facility operations of Link Global Technologies Inc. two fires that occurred in Paintearth County. a customer complaint concerning the safe operation and reliability of the electric distribution service and property damage that occurred at the customer’s address. 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FrostedMiniWheats Profile Joined August 2010 United States 30313 Posts Last Edited: 2016-07-08 01:59:00 #2 oh, they're sneaking in an extra match this week, cool.
Maru vs Dear hnnnng
Ryung vs Bogus and Dark vs herO sound good too. NesTea | Mvp | MC | Leenock | Losira | Gumiho | DRG | Taeja | Jinro | Stephano | Thorzain | Sen | Idra |Polt | Bomber | Symbol | Squirtle | Fantasy | Jaedong | Maru | sOs | Seed | ByuN | ByuL | Neeb| Scarlett | Rogue | IM forever
Gwavajuice Profile Joined June 2014 France 1810 Posts #3 On July 08 2016 10:49 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
oh, they're sneaking in an extra match this week, cool.
Maru vs Dear hnnnng
Ryung vs Bogus and Dark vs herO sound good too.
Why are you calling him Bogus? are you calling Zest P7GAB too?
Why are you calling him Bogus? are you calling Zest P7GAB too? Dear INno and all the former STX boys.
Cricketer12 Profile Blog Joined May 2012 United States 12627 Posts #4 Pretty sure all these go to ace except skt v cj "What do the cars run on here, racism?" l SC2 Liquibet Season 17 Winner
GTR Profile Blog Joined September 2004 47912 Posts #5 if all of sunday's games go to the ace match i think it will finish after midnight Commentator Twitter: @GTR1H
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EatingBomber Profile Joined August 2015 1017 Posts #6 On July 08 2016 11:33 Gwavajuice wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 08 2016 10:49 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
oh, they're sneaking in an extra match this week, cool.
Maru vs Dear hnnnng
Ryung vs Bogus and Dark vs herO sound good too.
Why are you calling him Bogus? are you calling Zest P7GAB too?
Why are you calling him Bogus? are you calling Zest P7GAB too?
Less letters and just better sounding, as well as no weird capitalisation I guess Less letters and just better sounding, as well as no weird capitalisation I guess
Bareleon Profile Blog Joined May 2011 370 Posts #7 Why no MC again? Has he been losing too much in practice?
FrostedMiniWheats Profile Joined August 2010 United States 30313 Posts Last Edited: 2016-07-08 03:48:10 #8 On July 08 2016 12:26 EatingBomber wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 08 2016 11:33 Gwavajuice wrote:
On July 08 2016 10:49 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
oh, they're sneaking in an extra match this week, cool.
Maru vs Dear hnnnng
Ryung vs Bogus and Dark vs herO sound good too.
Why are you calling him Bogus? are you calling Zest P7GAB too?
Why are you calling him Bogus? are you calling Zest P7GAB too?
Less letters and just better sounding, as well as no weird capitalisation I guess Less letters and just better sounding, as well as no weird capitalisation I guess
Also Bogus is one of the coolest IDs to ever grace the scene while Innovation sucks and is less fitting. Not to mention the pun potential. I suppose I'm just stubborn in refusing to let it die. When he switched over I was hoping Innovation would just be a phase and he'd revert back to being cool. Guess not.
Besides, I doubt Bogus cares.
Also Bogus is one of the coolest IDs to ever grace the scene while Innovation sucks and is less fitting. Not to mention the pun potential. I suppose I'm just stubborn in refusing to let it die. When he switched over I was hoping Innovation would just be a phase and he'd revert back to being cool. Guess not.Besides, I doubt Bogus cares. On July 08 2016 11:41 Cricketer12 wrote:
Pretty sure all these go to ace except skt v cj
ByuL is finally taking that game off of Classic. You'll see! ByuL is finally taking that game off of Classic. You'll see! NesTea | Mvp | MC | Leenock | Losira | Gumiho | DRG | Taeja | Jinro | Stephano | Thorzain | Sen | Idra |Polt | Bomber | Symbol | Squirtle | Fantasy | Jaedong | Maru | sOs | Seed | ByuN | ByuL | Neeb| Scarlett | Rogue | IM forever
Seeker Profile Blog Joined April 2005 Where dat snitch at? 31887 Posts #9 On July 08 2016 12:10 GTR wrote:
if all of sunday's games go to the ace match i think it will finish after midnight
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Cricketer12 Profile Blog Joined May 2012 United States 12627 Posts #10 On July 08 2016 12:43 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 08 2016 11:41 Cricketer12 wrote:
Pretty sure all these go to ace except skt v cj
ByuL is finally taking that game off of Classic. You'll see! ByuL is finally taking that game off of Classic. You'll see!
Lol Lol "What do the cars run on here, racism?" l SC2 Liquibet Season 17 Winner
jy_9876543210 Profile Joined March 2016 144 Posts #11
byul vs classichin. Phase 1: F2 Phase 2: A Phase 3: Profit!
warlocke Profile Joined September 2015 97 Posts #12 now that is a hell lotta games this weekend an average player whom can only F2 + a-move
Colouss Profile Joined November 2013 United States 431 Posts #13 Holy hell, 3 teams playing twice in 1 week. Expecting a lot of scrappy but good games. Chinese teams flair when
WGT-Baal Profile Blog Joined June 2008 France 2379 Posts #14 This is not a great draw against Samsung... anyways, one win there pretty much opens the way to the playoffs, CJ hwaiting! <3 WGTour.com! Proud fan of CJ Entus from 2006 to 2016. Long live bw!
nick00bot Profile Joined November 2010 323 Posts #15 mrrr SKT hasn't put myungsik in all round
and im not just complaining because he's on my FPL team SoO~Speed~Serral~$o$~Dark~Myungsik~TY~Byun~Classic
Elentos Profile Blog Joined February 2015 46197 Posts Last Edited: 2016-07-08 08:07:12 #16
At SSL group selection: On July 07 2016 18:53 Waxangel wrote:
Dear says it's good to be there and all, but he can't stop thinking about Proleague because his team is in trouble right now
Stork's reaction: "Oh crap he's right, better field Armani!"
I'm glad we're finally getting a bit more Terran on Gettysburg this week. Stork's reaction: "Oh crap he's right, better field Armani!"I'm glad we're finally getting a bit more Terran on Gettysburg this week. Splyce flair now | Where is knowledge?
Edpayasugo Profile Joined April 2013 United Kingdom 1622 Posts #17 Good final weekend. FlaSh MMA INnoVation FanTaSy MKP TY Ryung | soO Dark Rogue | HuK PartinG Stork State
[PkF] Wire Profile Joined March 2013 France 20658 Posts #18 Z are back
nice match-ups overall, should be a good week-end
Dracc0 Profile Joined January 2016 Sweden 11 Posts Last Edited: 2016-07-08 11:22:20 #19 ZvZ's for Solar, can't say I'm surprised! Solar, Departure, Armani, Maru, Polt, MC, Samsung Galaxy
Inflicted Profile Blog Joined January 2011 Australia 14846 Posts #20 UWC will be interesting
herO vs Dear first
then its Dear vs Maru or herO vs Dark Liquipedia "Expert"
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NEW YORK — When David H. Petraeus resigned as CIA director because of adultery, he was widely understood to be acknowledging a misdeed but not a crime. Yet in his state of residence, Virginia, as in 22 others including Massachusetts, adultery remains a criminal act, a vestige of the way US law has anchored legitimate sexual activity within marriage.
In most of those states, including New York, adultery is a misdemeanor. But in others — Massachusetts, Idaho, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin — it is a felony, though rarely prosecuted. In the armed forces, it can be punished severely, although usually in combination with greater wrongdoing.
In nearly all the rest of the industrialized world, adultery is not covered by criminal code.
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Like other US state laws related to sex — sodomy, fornication, rape — adultery laws date to the Old Testament, onetime capital offenses stemming at least partly from a concern about male property. Peter Nicolas of the University of Washington Law School said the term stemmed from the notion of ‘‘adulterating’’ or polluting the bloodline of a family when a married woman had sex with someone other than her husband and ran the risk of having another man’s child.
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Linda C. McClain, who teaches family law at Boston University, likes to give her students two decisions from New Jersey courts, the first from 1838 and the second from 1992, to demonstrate how things have changed.
In the 1838 decision, the court said that the harm of adultery lay not in ‘‘the alienation of the wife’s affections, and loss of comfort in her company,’’ but in ‘‘its tendency to adulterate the issue of an innocent husband, and to turn the inheritance away from his own blood, to that of a stranger.’’
In the 1992 civil case, the court said that ‘‘adultery exists when one spouse rejects the other by entering into a personal intimate sexual relationship with any other person.’’
Most states have purged their codes of laws regulating cohabitation, homosexual sodomy, and fornication — sex between unmarried adults — especially after the 2003 Supreme Court decision in Lawrence v. Texas that made sexual activity by consenting adults in private legal across the country. But the question of how that ruling affects adultery remains unanswered because others may be harmed by adultery — a spouse and children. Several courts have alluded to the constitutionality of adultery laws since the Lawrence decision.
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But Melissa Murray, a University of California Berkeley law professor, said she thought ‘‘most courts in light of Lawrence are going to give adultery a wide berth.’’ She added: ‘‘It is an open question whether adultery continues to be viable as criminal law even though it remains on the books.”
Some law professors, including Joanna L. Grossman of Hofstra University, said one reason that adultery laws remain on the books is that getting rid of them would require politicians to declare their opposition to them, which few would do. In addition, many like the idea of the criminal code serving as a kind of moral guide even if certain laws are almost never applied.
Petraeus is a retired four-star general who gets a military pension and remains subject to military codes of conduct that prohibit adultery. But Diane H. Mazur, a professor of law at the University of Florida and a former Air Force officer, said that the chances of the Army calling Petraeus back to active service in order to court-martial him in an adultery case are zero, as are any chances of state criminal charges being brought.
Even within the military code, she added, adultery is charged as a criminal offense only when ‘‘the conduct of the accused was to the prejudice of good order and discipline in the armed forces,’’ she read from the manual for courts-martial. That meant something larger than seemed at stake here. | positive |
John A. Boehner is the speaker of the House. But after enduring (another) week in which the limits of his power within the Republican conference were on stark display, the operative question within GOP circles is how long he can — and wants to — hold that coveted perch.
Last week, Boehner (Ohio) allowed a “clean” debt-ceiling increase to come to the floor, despite knowing that the vast majority of Republicans would oppose it. The measure passed the House with the support of just 28 of the 232 Republicans. (That’s only 12 percent.)
A formal effort to replace Boehner is underway, launched by the Senate Conservatives Fund. The group is keeping an online whip list of where members stand on replacing Boehner and has plans to pressure conservative lawmakers to come out for or against him long before the November elections. Rep. Raúl R. Labrador (Idaho) has said that if Boehner tries to pass immigration reform, “it should cost him his speakership.”
And there are plenty of Boehner allies who wonder privately why he would want a job leading a conference that doesn’t want to be led — and who see signs that he is planning his exit strategy. “Several of John’s best friends are leaving Congress,” said one high-level Republican well-versed in House politics, noting that Sens. Saxby Chambliss (Ga.) and Tom Coburn (Okla.) and Reps. Tom Latham (Iowa) and Doc Hastings (Wash.) are retiring, while Rep. Mike Simpson (Idaho) faces a serious primary challenge. “Senior staff has already departed. He attacked conservative groups — rightly so. And he is looking for plenty of sunshine heading his way.”
Publicly, Boehner, has been unequivocal about his plans. He has filed for reelection to his Ohio House seat, and it looks like he has a lock to win in November. In the summer of 2012, he told Bloomberg News: “Every two years is a decision about just what you want to do, but I fully expect to remain speaker.”
Boehner insiders insist that nothing that has happened over the past six months has changed his mind. And while they acknowledge that he has taken considerable heat from outside conservative groups about how he handled the debt-ceiling increase, they insist the move was relatively well-received by his GOP members — including the likes of hard-line tea party types such as Labrador and Rep. Justin Amash (Mich.), both of whom advocated for a clean debt-limit increase.
And by keeping the GOP away from a high-profile showdown with the White House over the debt ceiling, Boehner allies argue, he has preserved the likelihood that the 2014 midterms will be fought on territory (President Obama and the health-care law) that should lead to Republican gains in the House and Senate.
“While there is political carping going on in the halls of Congress and press releases going back home after [Tuesday’s] vote, it would be a mistake for Boehner critics and speaker wannabes to believe he is headed for the exits or driven from the rostrum,” said former New York congressman Tom Reynolds. “Boehner is still the speaker, and everyone knows it is an impossible job.”
There’s no question that elections have the ability to change narratives — and career arcs — overnight. (See Newt Gingrich 1994 vs. Newt Gingrich 1998.) And it’s also true that if Boehner is credited as the guy who helped Republicans keep or even expand their majority in the House, the case to get rid of him may lose steam or stall. (Winning in politics, like in sports, solves lots of problems.)
But it’s important to remember just how close Boehner came to being pushed to a second ballot — and a likely defeat — in the vote for speaker at the start of the 113th Congress. He came within six votes of that fate when 10 Republicans voted for someone other than him as speaker and two abstained, the closest any speaker has come to being pushed to a second ballot since Gingrich in January 1997. That’s a small margin for error come 2015.
There is also the possibility that, despite what he says, Boehner ultimately won’t seek the speakership again. The political realities of his job are such that it would be impossible (and colossally stupid) for him to announce his plans until the moment he was actually leaving. If tomorrow Boehner made clear to his colleagues that he planned to leave the speakership after the 2014 elections, he would immediately become a lame duck, with every ambitious House Republican plotting his or her campaign to replace him. He is saying he plans to be speaker in the 114th Congress because there is simply nothing else he can say to preserve his ability to lead the GOP conference until the election.
Given all of that, it’s entirely plausible that Boehner wins reelection, Republicans hold the House and he announces in late November or early December that he is stepping down from the speakership and leaving the House. It’s also entirely plausible that Boehner stays on as speaker (or at least runs for speaker in the 114th Congress). Or that he simply hasn’t made up his mind yet and won’t until after the November election.
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As a member of this great nation, Fort Collins and the CSU community, I would like to start off by stating I in no way endorse or condone Tuesday’s column by Nicole Frazier, “Why we shouldn’t just have military discounts.” I can only hope that Frazier did not intend for the piece to come across as offensive as it was.
First of all, let me define service. Service is the action of helping or doing work for someone.
Frazier stated in her opinion column on Tuesday, “I am thinking of the word ‘serve’ in the sense of yielding a service or product for others, not limiting it to just those who have enlisted in the military.”She goes on to discuss the fact that anybody who “serves” deserves equal right to a discount at businesses as the military does.
If one wants to talk about serving others this includes waitresses, janitors, postal workers, garbage men, nurses, doctors, grocery baggers, you name it. Any job or career for that matter provides a “service.”I wouldn’t call what the members of our military do for us a simple “service.” I would more closely associate their line of work as a sacrifice and a willingness to do what so many of us could never fathom the mere thought of.
Let’s move on to the issue of the “discount” — an issue so irrelevant to the work the men and women of our military do for this country I am unsure why it was discussed.
We all get a discount of some sort at some point in our lives. When I head out to the movies — last time I checked at least — I got a full $2 off for being a college student. Wherever you go, there’s a discount for somebody. Apple offers a discount for educators and for students. Damn near every business in Larimer County offered a discount, free food, merchandise, or whatever for the firefighters fighting the “raging summer flames,” as Frazier believed they deserved. Which they did. And to an extent many people in our country deserve some sort of extra compensation for what they do.
Any person who is willing to risk their life for another person deserves respect. Why debate something as petty as a discount instead of just simply saying “thank you”? The compensation these members of our society deserve isn’t about monetary value. It’s about a community and a country standing behind those that protect as they “serve.” It’s about appreciation and homage.
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However, to single out the military — the people of our country that stand by the principles that our nation was founded upon is flat out wrong. It is offensive, unnecessary and quite frankly — insulting.
Let’s talk about PTSD. Let’s talk about missing the birth of a child. Let’s talk about moving every 2-3 years. Let’s talk about living in middle of nowhere towns and missing Thanksgiving and Christmas with immediate family. Let’s talk about waiting and worrying if one’s husband or wife will return home safely. Let’s talk about never knowing what will happen next, doing something for this country, and then being criticized for it.
Have I made my point?
Who cares if they save a few dollars when they go out to dinner? It’s nothing to the members and families of the military in lieu of the multitude of sacrifices they make. Maybe it makes them feel appreciated for one second for everything — and I mean everything — that they have given up for you. For your right to speak your opinion. For your freedom of speech, freedom of press and so on and so forth.
Ask any of our military members if they really, truly care about that super awesome ten percent discount they receive at Applebee’s, or Lowe’s or whatever. Sure, they made a choice to join the military. But if those brave men and women didn’t make that choice, who would? Would you step up and give your life to protect us?
I can one hundred percent guarantee you they sure as hell didn’t sign their name over for you — and for the sake of our country — for a discount on a trip to Disney World. | positive |
For many the fly car from the famous Back To The Future film franchise remains the stuff of dreams.
But a team of scientists are working hard to make that dream a reality using innovative new technology.
Amazing footage shows the progress the team have made in creating a huge 'hover vehicle' that travels across the surface without actually touching it, paving the way for a Back To The Future-like flying car.
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Amazing footage shows the progress a team of scientists have made in creating a huge 'hover vehicle' that travels across the surface, paving the way for a Back To The Future like flying car
The technology uses magnets to hover just centimeters above the surface, gliding effortlessly at speed.
Dubbed the r'Pod, advances in technology could one day see the machine travel across vast distances at immense speed, reducing the need for roads and therefore congestion.
The idea stems from the popular film franchise that sees character Marty McFly use a flying DeLorean car to travel back in time.
Amir Khan, Design and Analysis Lead at rLoop said: 'Static levitation is achieved using hover engines which are rotary halbach arrays.
'We create a relative motion between magnet and conductive surface which in turn causes change in net magnetic flux and induces eddy currents in the conductor.
'Those eddy current produce a force field which has two components. One is the lateral force which is referred to as normal force and another component is the lift force which enables the hovering.'
Dubbed the r'Pod, advances in technology could one day see the machine travel across vast distances at immense speed, reducing the need for roads and therefore congestion
Amazing footage shows the progress the team have made in creating a huge 'hover vehicle' that travels across the surface without actually touching it, paving the way for a Back To The Future-like flying car (the DeLorean from the popular franchise)
Ilyas Vali, Co-founder of rLoop said: 'I'm immensely proud that we have created this world first - a technology that we saw only in films in the eighties is becoming a reality today.
'What rLoop has demonstrated is not only the ability to make a 350kg vehicle hover above the ground, using magnets, statically for the first time.
'But it also shows that this technology is scalable and can operate outside a vacuum and outside a hyperloop tube.
'It means the potential for this technology has already exceeded it's initial remit and I'm incredibly excited about how it may be applied in the future.' | positive |
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Dana Milbank: Are Obama supporters 'real' Americans? Nick Cargo and David Edwards
Published: Sunday October 26, 2008
Print This Email This The Washington Post's Dana Milbank, in a tongue-in-cheek Thursday editorial with accompanying video, chronicled his travels to Virginia, specifically Richmond, to confirm a notion aired by the McCain campaign that "real Americans," ie. McCain supporters, preferred the southern part of the state to the northern, said to be culturally tainted by its Democratic-leaning tendencies and proximity to Washington, DC.
One recent example was a remark by McCain advisor Nancy Pfotenhauer during an October 18 MSNBC appearance. "I certainly agree that Northern Virginia has gone more Democratic...But the rest of the state--real Virginia if you will--I think will be very responsive to Senator McCain's message." Other such line-drawing includes a recent call by Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann for the revelation of "anti-America" members of Congress, along with a statement Rep. Robin Hayes made to a crowd at a McCain rally that "liberals hate real Americans."
On Wednesday, Milbank, to his "surprise," found an estimated 12,000 people lined up to participate in a rally at the Richmond Coliseum for Senator Obama, "the leader of anti-America America."
"You guys are at an Obama rally," he told four young adult attendees, "so you're probably anti-America."
"We're probably communists," responds one. "I'm a terrorist," his counterpart asserts. A third concurs, and the three share a celebratory "fist bump."
"Sarah Palin says the pro-America Americans are hard-working, patriotic, kind, good and courageous," Milbank asks two others in a multiple-choice question. "Which of the following best describes you? Lazy; unpatriotic; misanthropic; bad; cowardly; or all of the above?"
"There are no real parts of the country and fake parts of the country," Obama said at the rally. "There are no pro-America parts of the country and anti-America parts of the country. We all love this country, no matter where we live or where we come from. Black, white, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, young, old, rich, poor, gay, straight, city dweller, farm dwellers, it doesn't matter. We're all together."
"It was, in the end, an alternative to the Sarah Palin view," Milbank concluded. "In the real pro-America America, just like in the phony anti-America America, people pretty much sound like Americans. In fact, if it wasn't for the fist bump, you'd have trouble telling the two Americas apart."
The following video is from the Washington Post, posted October 23, 2008. The editorial can be read at this link.
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ON THE HUNT for Boston’s most-wanted man, Detective Derastus Clapp was patient enough to visit every hotel in the city if he had to. A tip led him and his partner to the sprawling United States Hotel on Beach Street. Here, in the guest register, the suspect had inscribed Lieut. Taylor. The hotel owner told the detectives that the naval officer was still in his room. It was July 22, 1849, and the “hot pursuit” gleefully reported by the papers for weeks was finally about to end.
The masquerading con man had been busy. A few days earlier, he had visited the import firm of Lane & Read, where he bought a gun, a bowie knife, and other weapons. He paid his bill with a forged $100 check and received $40 cash in change. Before that, he had persuaded stable owners around the city to keep teams of horses at his disposal, a convenience should he need to make a quick getaway. The man’s tricks were so impressive, the press had dubbed him “Dazzle.”
Detective Clapp in an 1857 issue of Ballou’s Pictorial.
Detectives Clapp and Charles Starkweather couldn’t afford a mistake on such a heavily scrutinized case, not with the lingering fallout from the previous year’s murder of a Boston watchman. The five men in their special department not only were the first detectives in the city, they were also the first police detectives in the United States. And if they did not prove their worth, they could be the last.
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The detectives gained entry into Dazzle’s room, where he lay in bed covered in a sheet. A young woman fanned him and washed his temples with cold water. The man’s sunken eyes and dry skin reinforced her opinion that he suffered from cholera, a little-understood disease that tended to claim victims in the heat of summer. Three patients had recently died in Boston hospitals, and, weeks earlier, Detective Clapp’s 27-year-old son was reported to have succumbed to the disease in New York City. Dazzle could have read about Clapp’s loss in the Boston Daily Atlas newspaper.
Dazzle slipped his hand from under the sheets and brandished the bowie knife, then surrendered it to the detectives. He seemed resigned, directing them to the gun and some other goods, including a gold watch that he asked them to hold as collateral until he repaid what he’d spent. Hanging up were a new black coat and trousers — not yet paid for — made by the hotel’s unsuspecting tailor.
The detectives decided a doctor would have to assess how to safely move their infected suspect. They left the room, avoiding further exposure, and took the woman and the weapons with them. They summoned Jacob Bigelow, a surgeon from Massachusetts General Hospital, to examine Dazzle, and posted policemen at the hotel’s exits.
When the surgeon arrived, he found an empty bed. Dazzle had eluded the sentries and made his escape. But at least the detectives knew what he was wearing: The new suit was gone.
The detectives had hoped the newspapers would celebrate an arrest, but instead used them to spread the fugitive’s description: 5 feet 11 inches high, dark hair and eyes, slender built, swarthy complexion, dressed in black frock coat and pants, black satin vest, and black straw hat, all new.
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The chase was back on.
WHEN INVESTIGATORS ENLIST secret informants or covertly track an individual’s movements or synthesize clues across a chaotic crime scene to rapidly identify suspects, they build on revolutionary and controversial methods pioneered by the first generation of American detectives and Boston’s remarkable 19th-century experiment in policing.
In 1846, only two decades after Boston’s incorporation as a city, authorities tested ways to police its nearly 140,000 citizens. Newly inaugurated Mayor Josiah Quincy Jr. had inherited a police department ill-equipped for the challenge. The city employed just 30 officers — 22 for day, eight for night — and an additional force of 150 patrolmen called “the watch.” It wasn’t nearly enough.
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Officially christened the Detective Police, Boston’s newest force would soon be known by a more enigmatic name: “the shadows.”
An embarrassing low point for law enforcement came earlier that year with the exoneration of Albert Tirrell, charged with the murder of his prostitute mistress amid a circus of news coverage. Tirrell was defended imaginatively by former US senator Rufus Choate, who argued that his client strangled the woman while sleepwalking. Jurors disregarded that theory but did find that the evidence Boston police had collected was insufficient to return a guilty verdict.
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In the aftermath of the Tirrell debacle, Quincy and the City Council installed a take-all-prisoners city marshal, the brash Francis Tukey, and borrowed conceptually from London to establish a class of policemen focused on investigating complex cases and infiltrating underworld activities using subterfuge. Deductive reasoning — and the blunter skills of persuasion and coercion — had the potential to impose order on the disorder. Officially christened the Detective Police, Boston’s newest force would soon be known by a more enigmatic name: “the shadows.”
Detective policing conjured negative associations from the beginning — the notion of mixing with criminals, many thought, tainted the operatives, degraded them into criminals themselves, and would give rise to more crime. The new detective would have to be “dishonest, crafty, unscrupulous, when necessary to be so,” a member of law enforcement wrote later. “He is the outgrowth of a diseased and corrupted state of things, and is, consequently, morally diseased himself.”
No wonder the most obvious candidate for the new squad at first resisted joining. Police Constable Derastus Clapp, 54 years old, had already made a name for himself as a proficient “rogue-catcher,” profiting from the wide berth granted constables to supplement their salaries by accepting reward money from private citizens. Criminals who feared hearing his deep voice utter “Come along with me” called him “Disastrous Clapp.” He had a good thing going and reason to turn up his nose at the untested detective force.
Charles Starkweather, known as “Starkie,” was a brawny, foulmouthed, ambitious 32-year-old who had been among Boston’s first paid firefighters. By that fall, Starkie and 43-year-old Alexander Hopkins were joined by two more young recruits: Benjamin Heath, a 26-year-old who had gained fame for rescuing a drowning woman, and William Eaton, a 29-year-old former restaurant worker with a solemn mien and a Quaker-style beard, who aimed to fulfill his calling to help “the needy and suffering.”
An image from an 1848 pamphlet on the life and adventures of Francis Tukey shows detectives recovering stolen money from the Public Garden.
Early successes began to boost confidence in the squad. Tukey led Starkweather and Hopkins in a midnight raid on a subterranean bowling alley in Merrimac Street, following clues that it was a front. The detectives traced counterfeit bills to eight different banks. A few days later, acting on a request from the attorney general of Maine, Hopkins discovered an order for hydrocyanic acid — cyanide — in the rubbish of an apothecary shop; it was the key evidence Maine prosecutors needed in an unsolved case of murder by poisoning. In November 1847, Tukey and Eaton followed up on a rumor about a man seen two weeks earlier digging a hole in the Public Garden, tracing the event to a time shortly after the robbery of Hews & Co. jewelers. In a dramatic moment that would be remembered for decades, the officers pulled from the earth a glass jar filled with $1,125 in cash, the exact amount stolen.
Clapp could not help but notice the attention given to his competition. He could see his lucrative investigative sideline being rendered obsolete by the burgeoning detective force. He joined the squad in early 1848, bringing the division to five officers. They were headquartered at City Hall in an office shared with Tukey.
The members of the detective police began to cultivate specialties: Eaton focused on cases of violence and threats to women, Hopkins on cases of juveniles in trouble, Heath on tracking fugitives. Bolstered by underworld connections from his constable work, the gray-haired Clapp teamed particularly well with the dogged Starkie on hunting serial criminals.
The day the city announced Clapp’s new title, a baffling heist came to light that decades later remained “one of the most famous robberies that ever occurred in the United States.” In the heart of Boston, at the corner of Washington and Milk streets, burglars had spent 24 hours meticulously and leisurely clearing Currier & Trott of approximately $15,000 worth of jewelry and cash. The only traces left by the criminals were a few tools and some of the bread and meat they had brazenly taken a break to dine on.
Working together, the detectives scrutinized the crime scene, Hopkins marveling how the thieves bored through three iron doors of the vault. Elsewhere in the city, three men who were suddenly flush with cash were overheard discussing the robbery. The detectives soon arrested the men, though evidence was so scarce that Tukey pinned his hopes on matching the food scraps at the crime scene with food at one of the men’s homes.
Whatever their involvement, it was clear none of the arrested rogues was the leader. The mastermind still roamed free.
TRAGEDY STUNNED THE POLICE DEPARTMENT in the early morning hours of April 27, 1848. A 37-year-old member of the police watch named David Esters attempted to stop two burglars fleeing a Liberty Square hardware store. One of the burglars drew a pistol and fired, the bullet penetrating Esters’s intestines and damaging his kidneys. “I am a dead man,” Esters said. He died later that day with his wife by his side. The burglars got away with one dollar.
Esters (sometimes spelled “Estes”) was the second Boston law enforcement officer ever killed in action, the first in 23 years. In response, police began to arm themselves with pistols for apparently the first time in history. The five detectives assembled with the rest of the department at Court Square for the funeral. It is easy to imagine how much they burned to tackle a case that represented their raison d’etre: to identify and track an unknown criminal, to resolve a mystery with limited clues. The unexpected obstacle was Francis Tukey.
Marshal Tukey had hustled his way to the top of the Boston police. The handsome 32-year-old widower presented himself as a native Bostonian, though he was born and raised in Portland, Maine. After finding himself embroiled in multiple legal disputes as a baker, including at least two charges of assault, he earned a law degree at Harvard, then, improbably, persuaded Mayor Quincy to name him marshal. Tukey’s power grew so much that one Bostonian warned a friend that “Tukey is mayor and aldermen” of the city. The new marshal did not let anyone get in his way, underlings included. He secured a $700 raise for himself by promising to eliminate one of his deputies. When the Herald criticized him, Tukey ordered the paper’s newsboys rounded up on ostensible licensing violations.
To the other police, the presence of a convicted criminal on the detective force marked it as a club to which they didn’t want to belong.
Tukey sidelined the detectives in the Esters case, putting the investigation in the hands of a few constables he could keep in line more easily. But they botched the job — the trail went cold, and the murderer was never found. The newspapers piled on, and not only about the Esters case. The Herald made general accusations of sloppy police work and corruption, alleging that Tukey’s celebrated recovery of stolen money buried in the Public Garden was staged and renewing accusations that he sexually assaulted women. He came close to being dismissed, but dodged that fate after receiving a flood of positive press for saving a man trapped in the ruins of a collapsed building.
As for the detectives, their lack of regular beats got them labeled the “loafer police.” Benjamin Heath was called “a miserable pimp,” and the newspapers suggested Charles Starkweather was the marshal’s “jackal.” Most damaging of all, Alexander Hopkins’s dark past was dredged up: Seventeen years before, he had been sent to prison for beating his wife. If she had died, as she almost did, he likely would have been executed. Instead, he came to represent a new breed of crime fighter.
To the other police, the presence of a convicted criminal on the detective force marked it as a club to which they didn’t want to belong. One patrolman, ordered by Starkie to break down a door, replied, “If you want any doors broken open, you will have to do it yourself.”
Detective Starkweather confronts a con man so adept the newspapers dubbed him “Dazzle.” Pat Kinsella for The Boston Globe
BY THE TIME the cunning con artist posing as Lieutenant Taylor — or Smith or Hunter — escaped right under their noses from the United States Hotel, the detectives knew their careers could be on the chopping block that Francis Tukey had escaped. But they had a new sort of secret weapon.
At the heart of detective work was the novel decision to use other criminals as spies, informants, and bait. Over time, the detectives received reports from their new “stool-pigeon” network that Dazzle had brazenly picked up where he left off, charging 40 casks of liquor to the Navy and illegally procuring another horse and carriage. He posed as a Navy doctor, which earned him an invitation to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he watched Jacob Bigelow, the same surgeon who had been summoned to examine him at the hotel, remove a cancerous growth from a woman’s breast.
Finally, Charles Starkweather got his most promising lead. A man claiming to be a plantation owner negotiated for 40 tons of coal and for the use of a wharf to accommodate a “brig laden with cotton” from his North Carolina estate. Starkie tracked the man’s movements to a home near the Old South Meeting House, where he was boarding in the guise of a Methodist minister, even pleading with his landlord for a Bible to keep in his room.
The detective negotiated the narrow streets and chockablock buildings of Milk Street, when he spotted the tails of that stolen black frock coat trailing a tall figure. After a chase, Starkie grabbed him — Dazzle was finally in hand. In the ensuing fight, Dazzle removed a 3-inch dagger from the cuff of his sleeve. Starkie struck a blow on Dazzle’s elbow, knocking away the knife, and tackled him.
At the police office, Dazzle, whose real name was Chauncey Larkin, laughed about his crimes being a “good joke.” But he seemed less lighthearted when prosecutors secured his conviction for larceny and fraud. After throwing himself on the mercy of the court, Dazzle was sentenced to three years in state prison. The detectives must have assumed that would be the last they’d ever see of him.
THE POPULATION OF BOSTON grew by nearly half again in the 1840s, more than in any previous decade. In a city of strangers, con artists such as Dazzle could show up and prey on the public admiration for military officers. Coldblooded murderers, even of an officer of the law, could vanish without a trace. Locked doors could contain dangerous secrets a few feet away from unsuspecting neighbors (stirring controversy, the detective force amassed a collection of skeleton keys said to open any door in Boston). The Springfield Republican called Dazzle’s run of success in Boston “a rare chapter in the history of villainy in our large cities,” but the threat from a man — or woman — blended into a crowd had just begun.
Days after the capture of Dazzle, Charles Starkweather and Derastus Clapp made what seemed to be a routine arrest of a woman who had tried passing a one-dollar bill altered to a 10. She had succeeded in the same scheme in 20 other stores. Margaret O’Connor was a beautiful young opera singer from New York with a voice that “enchanted all hearers” and who, it turned out, played a part in an interstate criminal ring with the potency of a hundred Dazzles: “The most extensive association of counterfeiters and burglars, and swindlers on a sublime scale, that was ever formed in the Western world,” as one contemporary put it.
The detectives sifted through ashes in John Webster’s laboratory and studied bone fragments. Webster had murdered and dismembered Parkman, then tried to burn the evidence.
At the center of this operation were two British men with an improbable shared history. One of them, known as “Bristol Bill,” had been disowned by his wealthy English family before being hired by a locksmith to invent a pick-proof lock. After robbing a London bank unlucky enough to be secured by his lock, Bill was pursued and finally arrested by a tenacious policeman in Liverpool. Six hardening years at an Australian penal colony ended with a daring escape aboard an American whaling vessel. With New York as his latest base of operations, Bill, broad-shouldered with jet-black hair and a chameleon-like ability to disguise his appearance, formed a gang that became notorious for dozens of bold robberies.
The other key to the operation was a New York-based fence named Samuel Drury, who turned plundered goods into cash as stealthily as Bristol Bill swiped them. Drury, a former police officer in England, now owned a bank with branches in New York and Boston, allowing him to pass counterfeit and stolen money on an unprecedented scale.
One of Bill’s mistresses set up the first meeting between the criminal titans at Drury’s Long Island mansion. Drury, a one-armed man, looked familiar to Bill, who stopped their conversation. “By God,” he exclaimed, “you are the hound that tracked me to Liverpool, and had me pinched.” Drury had put his law-enforcement history far behind him, however, and the two men agreed to lay aside old enmities and combine forces in the service of massive profits.
Part of the agenda: expanding the crime ring’s reach into Boston, with an audacious plan to rob the Currier & Trott jewelry store. In casing the downtown shop, Bill noticed that it was left unattended on weekends. On a Saturday evening, he sent one accomplice through the cellar to unlock the front door. With a confederate posted outside, Bill and his companions freely went in and out for the next day, unhurriedly selecting the goods of greatest value and hiding some away for transport to Drury.
Meanwhile, in New York, Drury was making a potentially deadly decision. After losing faith in Thomas Warner, one of the lawyers he employed to defend members of his ring, Drury ordered his son to kill the man and his family. Drury’s son darkened his skin to disguise himself and delivered a small tin box marked “confidential” to a servant at the Warner home. Warner lifted the lid and saw a bright blue flame — it was the fuse of a bomb called a torpedo box. He rushed his family outside just as a massive explosion knocked down a wall and sent shattered glass into the street. People across the city heard the blast. The Warner family was safe, at least for now.
Back in Boston, Margaret O’Connor, who would have passed Dazzle in the courtroom as they went in and out of their respective hearings, found herself awaiting trial for passing counterfeit bills. She turned heads in court, showing up in silks, satins, and gold drop earrings, just as she distracted merchants during scams.
At her hearing, Clapp said that O’Connor was merely a pawn for a more sophisticated criminal. There were signs that she had unseen allies. A well-respected lawyer showed up to represent her. And while officers escorted her from the courthouse to return to jail, a man with a thick beard took her arm and tried to steer her away. The police blocked the sleight-of-hand escape attempt, and the man slipped away.
A circa 1851 pamphlet on master criminal “Bristol Bill.”
The man was Bristol Bill, who had been attending her court hearings disguised by a false beard. He found O’Connor’s detention unbearable — she was the latest of his mistresses, and some believed they had secretly married. Bill pleaded with Drury for money for her bail. Drury, however, refused to “give one cent.” Bill wouldn’t forget the insult — he prided himself on his loyalty, but “there was no vengeance too terrible” when he felt betrayed — and he resolved to secure the release of O’Connor himself, no matter how long it took.
One night, Bill climbed a rope ladder over a wall of the jail holding his paramour, slipped by the sentry, and took a wax impression of the lock at the main door. He climbed back over the wall and produced a key from a wax mold. He then returned to the jail yard, unlocked the door, and took an impression of the next lock. He patiently repeated the process several times, sometimes narrowly escaping guards, until he had enough homemade keys to reach O’Connor’s cell. (“We have known of criminals endeavoring to break out of Leverett street jail,” one journalist wrote later, “but this is the only instance . . . of a burglar attempting to force his way in.”)
Though not yet aware of the prison-break plans, Detectives Clapp and Starkie put a tail on the bearded man from the courthouse — a cat-and-mouse game of evasive turns and doubling back that eventually led them to a house on Essex Place. Placing the property under surveillance, the detectives discovered it was a brothel operated by O’Connor’s brother. Raiding the home with Benjamin Heath, they found Bristol Bill, the best-known robber of his time, lying in bed. Near him sat a loaded pistol, and a trunk of customized tools, including “knives, saws, skeleton keys, punchers, augurs, gimlets, screwdrivers, crowbars, files, in all their variety,” as well as an elaborate device that may have been the one that so impressively cut into the Currier & Trott vault.
Bill, known for keeping his cool, politely asked for permission to get dressed. He commented to Clapp that in his trunk were “merely his tools,” innocuous things, and he hoped they would not be taken from him. Clapp also found the impressions taken from the keyhole in O’Connor’s cell door, which Bill had planned to use during his next visit to the jail. The arrest made headlines around the country and attracted crowds to the marshal’s office to see the noted criminal in person.
And yet Bristol Bill was soon allowed to go free, for reasons that expose the blurring lines between the new detectives and the criminals they hunted. The detectives found this the ideal opening to flip Bristol Bill, to turn a collared criminal against an even bigger target. Clapp, Starkie, and their colleagues secretly arranged with Bill to entrap Samuel Drury, whose background as an officer of the law-turned-outlaw made him the ultimate adversary. In addition to agreeing to drop the long list of potential charges against Bill , it’s likely that Francis Tukey also agreed to amend the charges against O’Connor.
There were many ways the arrangement could go south. Suspicions cropped up publicly about what the detectives were planning, with some beginning to think of Bristol Bill as “the assistant chief of the Boston police.” In Drury, they set their sights on a dangerous man with dangerous accomplices. Starkie’s home, which he shared with his wife and four daughters, was ransacked and robbed. It seemed like a message.
The detectives eavesdrop on Bristol Bill, “One-Eyed Thompson,” and criminal mastermind Samuel Drury. Pat Kinsella for The Boston Globe
The detectives entered their biggest operation at less than full strength. Tukey was dealing with a death in his family and William Eaton had been so severely beaten while making an arrest that doctors feared for his life. Though the covert arrangements would obscure the exact choreography, Clapp, Starkie, and Bristol Bill traveled to New York. Taking over a space at 23 Fulton Street in Brooklyn, they staged it to look like Bill’s current hide-out. The detectives went undercover and shadowed Drury. Finally, Bristol Bill and “One-Eyed Thompson,” another colorfully-named member of the crime ring, connected with Drury and arranged to meet.
On the appointed morning, the detectives listened from an adjoining room through holes they’d bored in the wall and artfully concealed. They wore rubber shoes so they would not be heard when they walked and held handkerchiefs to stifle coughs.
Bill and One-Eyed Thompson ably played off each other, with Bill accusing Thompson of sending the torpedo box to the lawyer’s home. If Drury had suspected Bill was working with police, Bill’s performance allayed any fears. Drury admitted that he, in fact, had ordered the delivery of the box. He encouraged his collaborators to plant another one with triple the amount of gunpowder; that should be enough to finish the job. “If we three stick together,” Drury promised, “all hell can’t catch us.”
The confession was all the investigators needed. The Boston detectives coordinated with New York officers, who rushed to a justice to get arrest warrants. When they caught up with Drury in Brooklyn Heights, he was holding several counterfeit bills identical to those passed by Margaret O’Connor. A later search of Drury’s storage space uncovered gold watches likely taken from Currier & Trott in Boston.
THE ANTI-FRANCIS TUKEY REPORTERS at the Herald could not argue with rival Boston newspaper the Daily Atlas that the arrest of Samuel Drury was “the most important one which has been made for years.” The detectives had so effectively deployed aspects of their new tradecraft — using criminal informants, making extralegal arrangements, conducting unauthorized surveillance— that detection began to seem “some magic art, some superhuman power.”
Those powers would soon be tested when a member of the Beacon Hill elite, Dr. George Parkman, vanished. During an investigation watched by the eyes of the world, professor John Webster of Harvard Medical School, who owed Parkman money, admitted to having met his creditor at the school. The detectives sifted through ashes in Webster’s laboratory and studied bone fragments discovered by a Harvard janitor. Webster had murdered and dismembered Parkman, then tried to burn the evidence. “Dr. Webster,” Derastus Clapp declared, “you are in custody for the murder of the doctor!” (Years later on a visit to Boston, Charles Dickens eagerly requested to tour the scene of the crime.)
Drury spent years tied up in criminal proceedings yet evaded conviction on any serious charge, perhaps in part by stealing important papers from a New York district attorney. Soon after testifying against him, Margaret O’Connor died of illness in the hospital of Boston’s House of Correction. One-Eyed Thompson committed suicide after beginning his own prison sentence. And even though Bristol Bill was free to go where he pleased, he did not target Boston in his future robberies. To keep track of potential suspects, the detective force established innovative secret files on criminals and kept up telegraphic communications with other police departments.
So when a veteran celebrity of the criminal class returned to town in 1862, it took only hours for him to be recognized and taken to the police station for questioning.
In the 13 years since his previous arrest in Boston, Dazzle had promoted himself from lieutenant to colonel. Wearing a uniform, and often a sling to suggest a war injury, he had defrauded various firms in the Northeast as he supposedly armed his cavalry regiment. This time, there would be nowhere for Dazzle to hide.
At the police station, there were still a few members of the old guard, including Benjamin Heath, now in his early 40s, and 69-year-old Derastus Clapp, who remained anchors of the detective squad. Tukey, removed from his post by a new mayor, had gone west to enter politics, William Eaton returned to the restaurant industry, and Alexander Hopkins switched to an administrative role in city government. Charles Starkweather, after being forced out of the department, had died in 1851, on his way to California to pursue his fortune in the gold rush.
As Dazzle was escorted out, he became sentimental. Noting the date was April 1, he said, “This is All-Fool’s Day, and I am a large stockholder.” His eyes misted as he took his leave from those officers who had pursued him as the original police shadows.
Matthew Pearl is the Cambridge-based author of five novels, including “The Dante Club” and, most recently, “The Last Bookaneer.” Send comments to magazine@globe.com. | positive |
After the print version of this article went to press, additional questions about Mx. Hopkins’s behavior began to circulate online, spurred by postings on social media accusing Mx. Hopkins of sexual misconduct and boundary-crossing behavior. “These allegations are shocking to us and we take them very seriously,” the band wrote in a statement that was posted to social media on Thursday, adding that they “are trying to address them with openness and accountability.” The band announced it would set up an email address through which allegations could be discussed and was seeking a mediator to monitor it.
Since the allegations, initially posted to a private Facebook group and later on Twitter by a user known as Kitty Cordero-Kolin, several companies and musicians affiliated with the band have ended their relationships. An album-release show at Rough Trade in Brooklyn was canceled, and several artists who were slated to support PWR BTTM on its coming United States tour announced they will no longer participate. The band was also dropped by its management agency, Salty Artist Management.
Polyvinyl, which put out “Pageant,” announced on Saturday it would no longer work with PWR BTTM, or sell or distribute its album, in hard copy and on streaming services. It will offer refunds to those who purchased “Pageant” from the label, and plans to make donations to two organizations that combat sexual and anti-LBGT violence.
The band declined to comment further.
Mx. Bruce and Mx. Hopkins met as students at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y. Mx. Hopkins was escaping a small-town public school in South Hamilton, in eastern Massachusetts; Mx. Bruce attended a slightly more forgiving private school, Concord Academy, not far away. They arrived at Bard to find a campus far more open to the varieties of identity.
“At a queer meet-up the first week, we were asked to give our name, our pronoun, our gender and our sexuality,” Mx. Bruce recalled before our shopping trip over an eggy brunch pizza at Archie’s in Bushwick, where the drummer worked the phones before PWR BTTM took off enough to be a full-time job. “I remember I said, ‘I identify as reluctantly male.’ Everyone was like, O.K., I get that. No one ever told me I didn’t have to be reluctantly anything, that you can be exuberantly something. I figured that out by senior year.” | positive |
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull sounded almost Churchillian as he made a plea to the Senate to help him bring the budget back into balance.
“It is a responsibility that weighs heavily on the shoulders of every single member of the house and the Senate, regardless of their party,” he told reporters in Townsville on Monday.
He singled out the Labor Party for the simple fact that if the opposition is on board, then everyone else in the upper house is irrelevant.
But the chances of the government getting its fiscal fix through the Parliament unscathed are no better than the politically toxic 2014 budget that ended the careers of Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey.
In fact, the word around the government is Treasurer Scott Morrison is getting ready to ditch about $7 billion worth of so-called zombie measures – the walking dead savings still on the books the Senate repeatedly refuses to pass.
But here is where it gets somewhat mystifying. The radical surgery that Christopher Pyne as Mr Abbott’s education minister foisted on universities sight unseen three years ago has been ditched – but not the savings bottom line he was after.
The current minister Simon Birmingham has made a better fist of preparing the universities for the crunch but his $2.8 billion worth of cuts is no more palatable.
The opposition, and indeed the Greens, simply don’t buy the Deloitte Access Economics findings into the financial health of the universities. They certainly don’t believe it justifies raising fees and demanding earlier higher repayment of student loans.
Bill Shorten is scathing of the plan in the context of the Treasurer reaffirming that his $50 billion Enterprise Tax plan, cutting corporate taxes for the biggest companies, is still very much on the table.
“Why is it that everything is on the table for cuts except tax giveaways for the top end of town?”
Mr Shorten bluntly warned the Prime Minister against “slugging university students in Australia to help pay for his unfunded corporate tax giveaway to his rich mates”.
The ideological divide between the opposition and the government on trickle-down economics could not be starker. The Treasurer is unapologetic.
He is proud of the fact that he has already pushed half his business tax plan through the Parliament at a cost of $24 billion. His belief is that companies with a turnover up to $50 million will now employ more people and pay them higher wages.
That flies in the face of past experience. Company profits surged 65 per cent last year, and yet wages are stagnating and employment growth, especially for full-time jobs, is stalling.
Mr Shorten said the billions being thrown at the corporate sector, plunging the budget into deeper deficit for longer, should be directed at investing in health and education instead.
He has laid down a marker for the government homing in on the Prime Minister’s complaint that Labor “lied” about the government’s intention to dismember Medicare.
“All Medicare cuts should be reversed in full, on time, on budget night. It is time for Mr Turnbull to prioritise Medicare over millionaires,” Mr Shorten said.
That is a potent line of attack as we saw at the election. But some Liberal MPs believe the Treasurer and Prime Minister are taking less of a risk targeting universities.
“We’ve already lost that vote,” was one MP’s assessment.
Mr Turnbull will leave his Treasurer in the budget trenches on Wednesday and fly out for his meeting with US President Donald Trump in New York.
The heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula will figure prominently in those discussions.
Whatever concerns there are over the budget numbers will pale into insignificance if the President’s threatened staredown of North Korea’s irascible Kim Jong-un explodes into war.
Paul Bongiorno AM is a veteran of the Canberra Press Gallery, with 40 years’ experience covering Australian politics. He tweets at @PaulBongiorno
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An order of sleek-looking Bombardier Innovia Metro 300 train cars for Metro Vancouver’s SkyTrain system will begin to arrive later this year. A total of 28 cars of Bombardier’s newest model were ordered in 2012 at a cost of $90.7 million.
In a statement to Vancity Buzz, TransLink said these cars will operate in a four-car long articulated train configuration, meaning passengers can walk from one end of the four-car train to the other. This will be a first for the SkyTrain system.
The order adds seven trains to the system just in time for the surge in ridership anticipated from the opening of the Evergreen Line in 2016.
These new cars will feature a number of design elements that substantially improve passenger comfort and reduce maintenance needs and costs.
The windows on the side and front of the trains will be substantially larger to allow more natural lighting.
“These windows will extend down to waist height, improving the passenger experience with better visibility and spaciousness during transit,” said TransLink in a statement. “The windows will also be full width at the front of the vehicle, similar to the Canada Line cars.”
Compared to the previous two generations of SkyTrain Mark-series cars, another major improvement passengers will notice is the reduced noise and rattling inside the car.
“New passenger doors designed with improved sealing when closed, reducing noise to the car interior and offering quieter operation. Overall, vehicles will have less rattle during operation due to improvements in manufacturing processes and materials.”
The train interiors will be more spacious – with more larger open spaces available for bikes, strollers and wheelchairs – and brightly lit due to an improved LED lighting system.
The new cars come with a longer lasting battery that is lightweight and smaller in size. It is estimated that the batteries will last 25 years instead of 10 years on the existing fleet.
TransLink was unable to comment on other elements of the design of the train, such as passenger capacity. But the new trains will likely be able to hold nearly 700 passengers per train given the increased floor space from the gangways of the four-car articulated configuration and the overall improvement in interior space usage.
In contrast, a four-car Mark II train holds anywhere between 520 to 580 passengers per train, depending on the year of purchase, while a four-car Mark I train can pack in 480 passengers per train.
The Canada Line’s two-car trains built by South Korea’s Hyundai can only accommodate 334 passengers per train.
Meanwhile, the original 114 SkyTrain cars, the Mark I cars, are currently being refurbished at a cost of $37.9 million to extend their operational life by 15 years. The cars have already already exceeded their operational lifespan of 25 years.
The refit includes top-down upgrades to the electrical system, entry doors and interior passenger comfort designs. The train exteriors are also being repainted with TransLink’s new black, grey, blue and yellow livery.
Rendering of the Bombardier Innovia Metro 300 train cars.
Prototype of the Bombardier Innovia Metro 300 train car. | positive |
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Follow on Pinterest Reply Nov30 Heather S. Like on Facebook Reply Nov30 Eva W I “liked” on Facebook, but I LOVE Disney! Reply Nov30 Erin Did everything but twitter stuff Reply Nov30 Carra I’m a Mickey Fix fan on FB, I follow on Twitter and tweeted the message today! Reply Nov30 Jamie Dodson Completed all four entries! Thanks for the contest!! Reply Dec01 Charlotte Marks I “liked” Mickey fix on facebook and re-pinned the contest on pinterest! Reply Dec02 Shaena Did everything! Reply Dec04 Jenn B. Did all the listed things!! Fingers crossed! (middlemommyhood) Reply Nov24 Jeanine All of the above are done! 🙂 Thanks for an awesome giveaways 🙂 Reply Nov24 Jeanine LOL never mind, that was last year. 🙂 Still a great giveaway 😉 Reply Nov02 Alana S. McDaniel Done! Thank you so much for the opportunity! Reply Leave a Reply to Lois K Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. 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LAST year a parody video appeared in China making fun of an awful shampoo commercial featuring Jackie Chan. In both versions, the martial-arts star uses the word duang to describe bouncy hair; in the spoof he keeps repeating the syllable, before suggesting the product is fake.
Thanks to the video, Mr Chan’s neologism (best translated as “boing”) set off a storm of online metalinguistic analysis, as David Moser describes in his monograph on the Chinese language, “A Billion Voices”. Which of the four tones in Mandarin should the new word be assigned? Was it even Mandarin, given that duang, though pronounceable in that language, is not part of its standard phonology? After all, Mr Chan is from Hong Kong, where Cantonese is the native tongue. And then how should it be written? Netizens took the two characters of Mr Chan’s stage name, Cheng (“become” or “accomplish”) and Long (“dragon”), and stacked them one above the other to create a new character. Brilliant. Yet it bred another problem. Two written forms exist in the Chinese-speaking world. In the 1950s the mainland adopted a “simplified” system (all things are relative). But in Hong Kong and Taiwan, the traditional, “complex” characters are still used. Before you could say duang, Mr Moser relates, a complex version of the character sprang up online, too.
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The episode reflected a struggle with language that has plagued Chinese reformers for over a century. When a republic was declared in 1912, there was no common spoken language in China. Yes, imperial officials had communicated in a tongue used by the elites in Beijing. But the rest of the vast country was linguistically fractured. Experts today identify half a dozen mutually unintelligible language groups spoken by Han Chinese, along with hundreds of dialects. (And that is before considering the languages of Tibetans, Uighurs, Mongols and many other non-Han peoples.) The lack of a common tongue has always seemed to threaten the daunting project of nation-building. Even to refer to different Chinese “languages” remains taboo—they must be “dialects”, or risk undermining the hallowed notion of “one China”.
The first committee to create a standard Chinese was convened in 1913. Many meetings later the choice fell on the Beijing vernacular as the basis. After they seized power in 1949, Mao and his fellow guerrillas (despite hailing from far-flung regions) retained this form, calling it putonghua, or “common language”. His enemies in Taiwan did so too, even though the island’s own dialects are very different from Beijing’s. Faraway Singapore adopted it as one of its “mother tongues”.
Mandarin is now challenging English as the most used language in the world. Yet for all that, it is artificial, with a built-by-committee feel—the vocabulary, grammar and even accent of the Beijing dialect have all been sanitised. Its spread across China is backed by coercion, its use enshrined in the constitution. In 2000 a law signed by the then-president, Jiang Zemin (a heavily accented speaker), linked putonghua to state sovereignty and socialist progress. Since the mid-1990s teachers as well as broadcasters have had to sit proficiency tests—presenters are fined for using the wrong tone. Even though Mao from Hunan and Deng Xiaoping from Sichuan had famously thick accents, edicts used to assert that actors should portray the Communist greats speaking putonghua (imagine Lyndon Johnson with the accent of an NPR presenter). The rules are now only a bit more relaxed.
Yet when loopholes allow local dialects on air, such as in traditional opera, they are exploited. In the lucrative children’s market, “Tom and Jerry” was dubbed into the Shaanxi, Henan, Hubei and Shanghai dialects until banned—a cat-and-mouse game between local outlets and the regulator, as Mr Moser puts it.
And while many local Chinese dialects and languages—Hakka, for instance—are losing ground in the face of a pro-putonghua policy, others have the scale and prestige to hold their own. In 2010 in Guangdong, which has 60m Cantonese speakers, thousands took to the streets over a proposal to cut Cantonese from broadcasts. In Shanghai popular comedians help stem the decline in the use of Shanghainese. And exploding social-media use gives flabby dialects needed exercise. Hip-hop is recorded in the Chongqing and Changsha tongues. Fans even got together to record “Let It Go”, a song from “Frozen”, a Disney blockbuster, in 25 dialects other than Mandarin.
Some bureaucrats, recognising the tragedy of losing local variants, now urge their protection, along with endangered languages of minority ethnic groups. Last month an education-ministry official opined that learning Mandarin didn’t have to be at the expense of dialects, and that studying multiple languages could even be good for children’s development.
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As for Mandarin itself, the once-artificial construct is now showing signs of becoming a living, protean thing—witness the fun around duang. That speaks to its success. But its shortfalls are also striking. The education ministry says that 30% of the population in 2014, or roughly 400m, still could not speak standardised Mandarin, while only a tenth of those who could spoke it properly.
Meanwhile, Mandarin’s supremacy is still being challenged, above all in Hong Kong. There, resentment at the spreading use of putonghua is growing. Indeed, since protests two years ago—partly in defence of a local Hong Kong identity in the face of mainland rule—Jette Hansen Edwards of the Chinese University of Hong Kong reports a sharp increase in the number of Hong Kong people who believe the local form of English, jokingly called “Kongish”, is a unique variety. In other words Hong Kong English appears to be turning into another dialect spoken by Chinese—a means of asserting a separate identity from the mainland. As Mr Moser says, a shared language does not imply a shared vision. China’s quest for national unity has a lot further to go. | positive |
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South Korean soldiers standing guard at the JSA between the blue buildings. View from the south. To the rear, three-story Panmungak hall, in North Korea.
The Joint Security Area (JSA) is the only portion of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) where North and South Korean forces stand face-to-face. It is often called the Truce Village of Panmunjom (the Truce Village; or simply, Panmunjom) in the media[1][2] and various military accounts.[3]
The JSA is used by the two Koreas for diplomatic engagements and, until March 1991, was also the site of military negotiations between North Korea and the United Nations Command (UNC). In 2018, North and South Korean officials ordered the JSA to be cleared of all landmines, weapons, guard posts, and personnel. This withdrawal was complete on October 25, 2018 and the JSA now just contains 35 unarmed security guards.[4][5][6][7] The area will also no longer function in its current state and it was agreed that it will now just serve as a tourist attraction.[8][9][10][11] On November 6, 2018, it was announced that the UNC would transfer primary guard duties of the now demilitarized Joint Security Area to both North and South Korea.[12][13]
Location [ edit ]
Map of the current Joint Security Area (JSA) showing the red Military Demarcation Line (MDL) and the buildings; solid black are occupied by North Korea (KPA) and the white are occupied by South Korea (ROK) and the United Nations (UN)
The Joint Security Area is located at Coordinates: lying within the village of Panmunjom.
The original village of Panmunjom encompassed a larger area than the current inter-military complex of the JSA, and consisted mostly of farms. The JSA itself is actually about 800 meters (1⁄ 2 mile) south of where the village proper used to be, though still within the village's old farming area. It is because of this proximity that there is often ambiguity between the terms JSA or Panmunjom. Panmunjom no longer exists as an inhabited village as it was destroyed during the war, and all that now remains on the site of the village is the building constructed for the signing of the armistice agreement, now the North Korea Peace Museum.
Residing within the North Korean half of the DMZ, the village has not been rebuilt or repopulated, but the name carries on and the name is now used to usually refer to the JSA. The village gained lasting fame as the site where the Korean Armistice Agreement was negotiated. General Nam Il of North Korea and General William Harrison, Jr. of the United Nations Command signed the armistice agreement at 10:00 am on July 27, 1953, in a hastily constructed pavilion at Panmunjom.
General Mark W. Clark, Commander-in-Chief, UNC, later countersigned the document in a separate ceremony at Munsan, approximately 18 kilometers (11 mi) south of the DMZ; and Marshal Kim Il Sung, Korean People's Army (KPA) Supreme Commander, along with Peng Dehuai, Commander, Chinese People's Volunteer Army (CPV), countersigned it at Kaesong, approximately 10 kilometers (6 mi) to the north in another separate ceremony.
The JSA has been the site of numerous major events since its establishment in 1953, the first of which was the repatriation of prisoners of war (POWs) after the cessation of hostilities, across the Bridge of No Return.
Tourism [ edit ]
The Joint Security Area currently has around 100,000 tourists visit each year through several tourism companies[14][15] and the USO[16] (through the various U.S. military commands in Korea). Before being allowed to enter the DMZ, if visiting from the South, tourists are given a briefing during which they must sign a document which states, in part, "The visit to the Joint Security Area at Panmunjom will entail entry into a hostile area and possibility of injury or death as a direct result of enemy action."[17][18][19] During a meeting held between the UN command and military officers from North and South Korea on the South Korean side of Panmunjom on October 16, 2018,[20][21] it was agreed the Joint Security Area disarmament is complete, civilian and foreign tourists will be allowed to visit the border area from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. without restrictions about what they can wear.[11] The disarmament was and it was agreed that at this point, the Military Demarcation Line which runs through the Joint Security Area will be open to local and foreign tourists so they can reenact Kim and Moon's crossing which occurred on April 27, 2018.[8][22][23] This withdrawal was complete on October 25, though tourism has been delayed.[24] No date was set for the resumption of Joint Security Area tourism when rules were established for the transfer of guard duty command on November 6, 2018 as well.[12]
Establishment [ edit ]
Among the provisions of the Korean Armistice Agreement signed July 27, 1953, to bring a cease-fire in the Korean War, was establishment of the Military Armistice Commission (MAC), an agency to supervise implementation of the truce terms. Meetings of MAC representatives from the United Nations Command (UNC) and the Korean People's Army/Chinese People's Volunteers (KPA/CPV) were held at the Joint Security Area, an 800-meter (2600 ft) wide enclave, roughly circular in shape, bisected by the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) separating South and North Korea, and created as a neutral area, where there was free movement of both sides anywhere within the JSA boundaries.
Military Police of both sides provide security for the JSA with guard forces of no more than 35 security personnel on duty at any given time. The administrative facilities for both guard forces are located within the JSA.[25]
Layout [ edit ]
While the boundary has remained the same over the years, the buildings themselves have changed. Some have been removed, including all of the KPA checkpoints on the southern half of the JSA. New buildings have been constructed, whilst some existing buildings have been expanded or simply renovated. The only boundary change of the Joint Security Area was the enforcement of the dividing line within the JSA after the murders of two American officers in 1976. Prior to this, the entire area was neutral, where members of either side possessed the freedom of movement within the JSA.
Since the enforcement of the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) within the JSA, several UNC checkpoint buildings have also been rebuilt and/or renamed as well. Examples of this are what was called Observation Post (OP) No. 5 on the hill overlooking the Bridge of No Return, is now Checkpoint (CP) #3,[26] while what used to be called CP#3 (and sometimes called "The Loneliest Outpost in the World"[27][28]) was the UNC checkpoint at the southern end of the Bridge of No Return. After the enforcement of the MDL however, the North Koreans no longer had a road leading into the JSA and within 72 hours built what has now become known as the "72-Hour Bridge" or "Bridge of 72 Hours".
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United Nations Command staffing [ edit ]
Two KPA soldiers standing guard inside a JSA conference room, in front of the door leading to the South Korean side of the JSA. View from north to south.
The United Nations Command Security Battalion—Joint Security Area was constituted on May 5, 1952, as Army Unit 8020, United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission Support Group (Provisional). Originally authorized five officers and ten enlisted soldiers, the unit grew to over 1,400 officers and men supporting almost 32,000 soldiers, civilians, and diplomats involved in negotiating and then enforcing the Armistice Agreement. By the end of February 1954 the scope of work declined and the number of soldiers assigned to the unit declined as well.
For the next 50 years, the unit underwent several organizational and name changes, although the original mission to secure the Joint Security Area remains the same today as it was in 1952. On June 11, 1979, the name was changed from US Army Support Group (Joint Security Area) to United Nations Command Support Group—Joint Security Area, and further changed to United Nations Command Security Force—Joint Security Area on December 23, 1985. On October 15, 1994, UNC Commander directed that the unit be known by its present designation, the United Nations Command Security Battalion—Joint Security Area.
A Republic of Korea soldier of the United Nations Command Security Battalion stands guard inside a JSA conference room, in front of the door leading to the North Korean side of the JSA. View from south to north.
Originally a purely U.S. Army organization, the unit also included ROK soldiers (KATUSAs). In addition, ROK Army officers served as liaison officers. In the mid-1970s the JSA consisted of the JSF company with three platoons of one U.S. and one ROKA officer, and thirty enlisted men, supported by a battalion staff. The three platoons were led by the U.S. officer with the ROK officer as the executive officer, and U.S. Army platoon sergeants. The platoons consisted of three squads, with equal numbers of U.S. and KATUSA soldiers.
Sometime after 1979, another (fourth) platoon was added to the JSF to allow time for training during platoon work rotations. In July 1987 the four platoons of the Joint Security Force (JSF) company were reorganized to mix KATUSA and US soldiers at all levels. At the platoon level, two platoons were led by U.S. Army lieutenants and ROKA platoon sergeants, and two were led by ROKA lieutenants and US Army platoon sergeants. In November 1987 the unit received a ROK Army major as its first deputy commander.
On April 25, 1992, the JSF company became a KATUSA-pure formation. Captain Yin Sung-hwan became the first ROK commander assisted by a U.S. Army lieutenant as his executive officer. The number of U.S. Army personnel assigned to the unit fell below 200 for the first time since 1952. American forces assigned to the JSA assumed mainly administrative and support roles.
On October 31, 2004, a ROK Army battalion assumed sole responsibility for the Joint Security Area.[29] This modified light infantry battalion consisted of a battalion headquarters, a headquarters company, two security companies, and a civil affairs company. The number of U.S. personnel assigned decreased further, reflecting the UNC Commander's desire to minimize the USFK presence near the Korean Demilitarized Zone. The commander of the ROKA JSA Battalion serves as the UNCSB-JSA Deputy Commander. The UNCSB-JSA Commander's principal responsibility now lies in his operational control of selected ROKA formations during both Armistice and wartime periods.
Both sides placed guards between the blue meeting houses, where the demarcation line is marked by blocks of concrete. South Korean guards in this area were armed with pistols and they stood in a modified taekwondo stance with stolid facial expressions, clenched fists and sunglasses, which was meant to intimidate the North Korean guards. The South Korean guards had to be at least 170 cm (5'6") tall,[30][31] and have a black belt in taekwondo or judo.
Since October 25, 2018, guards in the Joint Security area no longer have posts.[24][32] They are also required to maintain a capacity no larger than 35 people and must be unarmed.[32][24] Freedom of movement across the border must also be enforced for visitors and tourists at some point as well.[33][24]
On November 6, 2018, both Koreas and the UNC established new rules which called for, among other things, the transfer of guard duty command to both Koreas for each of their respective sides of the area.[12][13]
History and major events [ edit ]
Overview [ edit ]
During one of the initial negotiations of the armistice, agents of the KPA/CPV side went into the truce tents one night and sawed down the chair legs of the UNC delegation. The next day, when the UNC delegates arrived, they were forced to sit lower than their KPA/CPV counterparts and lost face, so they quickly left the meeting. At a later meeting, the UNC delegation brought a flag into the truce tent and set it up on the meeting table. The KPA/CPV delegation left after losing face, but showed up at the next meeting with a flag that was larger than the UNC flag. At the following meeting, the UNC delegation brought in a slightly larger flag. This kept up until a special meeting was called just to discuss the size of the flags, as they had grown too large to fit within the tents. The size of the flags within the meeting building have stayed about the same since then, with only minor changes. The KPA flag is wider than the UNC flag, but the UNC flag is longer. The KPA flag has thicker fringe around the edges of the flag, but the UNC's trim is longer. The truck at the top of the KPA flagpole is taller than the UNC truck, but the UNC's is wider. The KPA flag has a three tiered base while the UNC flag only has two tiers, but each of the tiers on the UNC base is taller than any of the tiers on the KPA flag.[34][35][36]
Being at the center of one of the world's most tense military and political fault lines, the Joint Security Area has been the site of numerous interactions between North and South, including over 750 overt acts of violence. The UNC has documented most of the violent incidents with reports and photographs, which have been reported in the course of MAC meetings. Countless fistfights, shouting matches, exchanges of rude gestures, and other provocations have occurred since 1953.[37] There have also been several prisoner exchanges and other interactions.
1950s [ edit ]
Buildings as they appeared in 1956. View from the south.
Operation Little Switch, April 1953
This operation was a test case for prisoner repatriation, one of the four main issues of contention during two years of negotiation. 605 sick, wounded, and/or injured UNC prisoners were exchanged for 6,030 sick or injured Communist prisoners.[38][39]
Operation Big Switch, April–September 1953
Based on the success of the repatriations undertaken earlier, a general exchange of prisoners began in late April. During Operation Big Switch, prisoners were brought to Panmunjom, on the banks of the Sachong River. Each prisoner was then asked if he wished to cross the river and return to his countrymen or remain with his captors. Once the choice was made there was no turning back—hence the name Bridge of No Return. During this time 13,444 UNC prisoners returned to UNC countries, and 89,493 KPA and CPV prisoners returned to their Communist countries. In June 1953, ROK president Syngman Rhee released a further 25,000 KPA soldiers held in ROKA camps (mostly southerners impressed into service for the north) into South Korea in an attempt to wreck the armistice negotiations.[40][41][42]
Operation Movement of Custodial Forces—India, September 2, 1953
The Armistice Agreement provided that a nonbelligerent nation would provide security forces to hold any prisoner of war who refused repatriation. India provided 6,413 soldiers for this purpose. After landing at the port of Inchon, the UNCMAC Support Group (Provisional) moved all personnel to the Demilitarized Zone by helicopter in a single day without incident.
Operation Comeback, January 21, 1954
Approximately 23,000 KPA and CPV soldiers held in UNC prisoner of war camps refused to return to Communist control. Twenty-two UNC soldiers (21 Americans, one Briton) also refused repatriation. Under the provisions of the Armistice, these soldiers were held for a further six months and interviewed by neutral observers to ensure they had not been coerced into refusing repatriation. Most KPA expatriates remained in South Korea, while the overwhelming majority of CPV expatriates traveled to Taiwan to join the Nationalists.
Operation Rainbow, March 1954
During this operation the UNCMACSG(P) oversaw the repatriation of displaced persons, expellees, and refugees from North Korea to South Korea across the Military Demarcation Line at Panmunjom.
1960s [ edit ]
On August 29, 1967, at 1645 hours, KPA soldiers armed with small arms and light machine guns attacked the United States Army Support Group Advance Camp (now known as Camp Bonifas). During this attack one US soldier and two ROKA soldiers were killed. An additional twelve US soldiers, nine ROKA soldiers, and three ROK civilians were wounded. The KPA soldiers were pursued to the MDL by US soldiers from the Advance Camp. Following this incident the southern boundary fence for the DMZ was relocated to a line north of the camp's perimeter.
On April 14, 1968, at 2300 hours, KPA soldiers ambushed a UNC truck transporting UNC relief guards to the JSA and Neutral Nations (Swiss/Swede) camp. Using small arms and automatic weapons fire and hand grenades, the KPA soldiers succeeded in stopping the truck and attempted to kill all six soldiers aboard. They withdrew across the MDL after killing four of the soldiers (two US and two ROKA) and wounding the remaining two soldiers. [43] [44]
Operation Breeches Buoy On December 23, 1968, Commander Lloyd M. Bucher and his 81 crewmen from USS Pueblo crossed the Bridge of No Return to freedom. [45] They had spent the previous eleven months in captivity after their electronic surveillance ship was attacked and seized by DPRK naval forces on January 22, 1968. Secret negotiations had taken place in the JSA Conference Room during the time of their captivity. They were the last group of UNC personnel to cross the Bridge of No Return.
crossed the Bridge of No Return to freedom. They had spent the previous eleven months in captivity after their electronic surveillance ship was attacked and seized by DPRK naval forces on January 22, 1968. Secret negotiations had taken place in the JSA Conference Room during the time of their captivity. They were the last group of UNC personnel to cross the Bridge of No Return. Operation Temple Bell, December 1969
On August 17, 1969, an unarmed OH-23 observation helicopter strayed over DPRK airspace and was forced to land in North Korea. The three crew were held for 3 1⁄ 2 months during negotiations between Major General A. H. Adam senior negotiator at the UN Command, and North Korean Major General Lee Choon Sun. In early December 1969 the three crew members were released and ushered over the Bridge of No Return.
1970s [ edit ]
DPRK soldiers standing guard at the JSA between the blue buildings. View from the north. To the south: the ground floor of Freedom House, in South Korea.
Operation Runaway I, February 14, 1970
A Korean Air Lines aircraft was hijacked by a North Korean agent on December 11, 1969, and forced to divert to Sondǒk Airfield in Wonsan, North Korea. Aside from the hijacker, the plane carried 46 passengers and four crew members. 39 passengers were repatriated through Panmunjom on Valentine's Day, 1970. The remaining passengers and all crew members were held by North Korea and to date have not been permitted to return. See Korean Air Lines YS-11 hijacking.[46][47][48]
On October 12, 1970, two KPA guards and one KPA officer approached a group of UNC guards. The KPA soldiers attempted to remove the MP brassard from one UNC guard; a shoving match ensued. The KPA guards disengaged, moved to the KPA Joint Duty Officer building and returned with approximately 30 KPA guards and workers. Armed with shovels, clubs, and rocks, the KPA workers initiated a mêlée. One UNC guard was isolated from the rest, dragged between the MAC and JDO buildings, and beaten on the head with a shovel. Shortly afterward 50 unarmed UNC guards from the UNC JDO building arrived and joined the fray and began isolating and disabling KPA guards on the UNC side of the MDL. Fighting ceased when two KPA guards emerged from a guard post armed with AK-47 rifles. Seven UNC guards suffered injuries, including one with a skull fracture. [49]
On September 22, 1971, the first hotline between North and South Korea became operational to allow the North and South Korean Red Crosses to negotiate. More direct phone lines were established throughout the 1990s and 2000s until there were 33 hotlines that run through the Panmunjom area. [50]
On March 3, 1974, a KPA officer and two KPA guards approached a UNC-sponsored tour at UNC Observation Post 5 (now UNCP #3). The UNC escort officer prevented the KPA group from harassing the tour group, at which point the KPA officer grabbed the UNC officer's shoulder. At the same time one of the KPA guards kicked the officer in the back and groin. Approximately 25–30 KPA personnel moved to the site and isolated the UNC officer, preventing him from returning to UNC Check Point 4 until the UNC Quick Reaction Force arrived on scene and dispersed the KPA soldiers. After the UNC QRF departed with the injured officer, KPA guards returned, broke into Check Point 4 and began to vandalize the interior. The QRF redeployed to Check Point 4 and forced the KPA away. The KPA responded by sending approximately 100 additional soldiers to KPA Guard Post No. 7 at the west end of the Bridge of No Return. The UNC JDO arrived on the scene and prevented an escalation by proposing an immediate Security Officers' Meeting. However, upon withdrawing from the area to convene the meeting, the JDO sedan was attacked by the KPA, who broke out the windows with rocks and clubs, injuring the JDO, after which all KPA forces withdrew to their side of the bridge.
Major Henderson Incident – On June 30, 1975, a DPRK journalist with a history of provocative actions verbally accosted Major W.D. Henderson, the acting commander of the US Army Support Group. When Major Henderson failed to respond to the verbal insults and rude gestures, the journalist struck him in the face. Rising to protect himself, Major Henderson was attacked from behind by a KPA guard, who knocked him unconscious and then stomped on his throat, crushing his larynx. UNC and KPA guards from around the JSA immediately responded, and a mêlée ensued. The KPA guards attempted to inflict further injuries to Major Henderson as he was evacuated. KPA guards also assaulted a UNC-sponsored newswoman, who was hit in the face. The JSF commander arrived on the scene, confronted the fighters, and ended the incident by demanding an immediate Security Officers' Meeting. Major Henderson was evacuated from the area and eventually transported to the United States for treatment and rehabilitation.
The monument marking the site of the Axe Murder Incident in the Joint Security Area on the border of North and South Korea. (photo 2012)
Axe Murder Incident – On August 18, 1976, North Korean guards attacked a United Nations Command (UNC) work party which was pruning a large tree obscuring visibility between two UNC checkpoints. During the fight, Joint Security Force (JSF) company commander Captain Bonifas of the US Army was killed by a North Korean guard, and Lieutenant Barrett was killed and most of the UNC guards were wounded by the KPA using axes dropped by the fleeing work party.
Operation Paul Bunyan, August 21, 1976 – In response to the killing of Bonifas and Barrett by the KPA on August 18, the UNC Commander, General Richard G. Stilwell ordered a massive show of force to accompany the felling of the poplar tree inside the JSA. The tree had been the focal point of the murders.
In 1977, a U.S. CH-47 helicopter on patrol over the DMZ strayed into North Korean territory and was shot down. The crew—three dead, one alive—were repatriated.[51]
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Soviet Defector Incident – On November 23, 1984, during a communist-led tour, Soviet citizen Vasily Matusak (variously spelled Matusok) suddenly dashed across the Military Demarcation Line into South Korea. 30 KPA soldiers pursued him, firing their weapons as they did so. The JSF commanded by Captain Bert Mizusawa deployed from Camp Kitty Hawk (renamed Camp Bonifas in 1985) to safeguard Matusak and repel the North Koreans. The KPA soldiers, who were pinned down by fire from the JSF's 4th Platoon on guard duty in Panmunjom, were quickly outmaneuvered and isolated in the area of the Sunken Garden, now the site of the Unification Monument. In the 40-minute firefight that ensued, Corporal Jang Myong-Ki was killed, and Private First Class Michael A. Burgoyne was wounded. [52] The JDO NCO negotiated a ceasefire that enabled the North Koreans to withdraw, but not before five of them were wounded and three killed, plus an additional eight captured. It has been rumored that Lt. Pak Chul ("Lt. Bulldog," who commanded North Korean soldiers in the confrontation that led to the Axe murder incident a decade earlier) was one of those killed in this firefight, though documentation has not been found yet. However, he has not been seen in the JSA since this incident. [53] Additionally, there were gunshots in the north approximately 20 minutes after the cease fire was effective, and it was reported by senior members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission to the JSF commander that the KPA commander and one of his key subordinates were summarily executed. [54] The KPA commander was likewise never seen again, however no evidence is adduced for these claims. Matusak was given a short debriefing in Seoul, then turned over to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, which made arrangements for him to be resettled in the U.S. under the sponsorship of the International Rescue Committee, an organization that helps to resettle refugees in Western countries. [55]
The JDO NCO negotiated a ceasefire that enabled the North Koreans to withdraw, but not before five of them were wounded and three killed, plus an additional eight captured. It has been rumored that Lt. Pak Chul ("Lt. Bulldog," who commanded North Korean soldiers in the confrontation that led to the Axe murder incident a decade earlier) was one of those killed in this firefight, though documentation has not been found yet. However, he has not been seen in the JSA since this incident. Additionally, there were gunshots in the north approximately 20 minutes after the cease fire was effective, and it was reported by senior members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission to the JSF commander that the KPA commander and one of his key subordinates were summarily executed. The KPA commander was likewise never seen again, however no evidence is adduced for these claims. Matusak was given a short debriefing in Seoul, then turned over to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, which made arrangements for him to be resettled in the U.S. under the sponsorship of the International Rescue Committee, an organization that helps to resettle refugees in Western countries. Chinese Joint Duty Officer defection[56] – On July 29, 1989, a Chinese army officer and his wife defected to South Korea. Major Zuo Xiukai and his wife crossed the demarcation line from North Korea at Panmunjom. This was the first Chinese officer to defect to South Korea through Panmunjom since the Korean War.
1990s [ edit ]
KPA Abandonment of the MAC Meetings, March 1991
In March 1991, the UNC commander appointed a South Korean General as chief representative. As North Korea claims that only signatories to the Armistice Agreement, of which South Korea is not a part, can be representatives, they refuse to attend any more MAC meetings.[57]
Operation Popeye, February 1, 1994
In January 1994 two KPA soldiers were swept into the East China Sea. They were rescued by elements of the ROK Navy. Neither soldier wished to defect, so they were returned to North Korean control through Panmunjom.[58]
Operation Bobby Hall, December 29, 1994
In December 1994 an unarmed OH-58 Kiowa helicopter from the US Army crossed the MDL while undertaking a low-altitude flight over hilly, wooded terrain in South Korea.[59] KPA air defense forces shot the aircraft down[60] as it was returning to South Korean-controlled territory. Co-pilot David M. Hilemon was killed but pilot Bobby Hall was released 13 days later after signing an apology for "accidentally straying" into North Korean airspace.[61][62]
2010s [ edit ]
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Major landmarks Main North Korean building, Panmungak, from Freedom House Pagoda in 1976
A view of Panmungak, from Freedom House Pagoda in 2009
The border between the North (left) and South (right), marked by a concrete slab between the conference buildings
Freedom House and meeting row, from Freedom House Pagoda in 1976
The new Freedom House as viewed from Panmungak in 2005
Panmungak, a two-story building on North Korean side of the JSA built in 1969 and used (1) in one part, for non-military diplomatic meetings, and (2) in another part, for offices for officials in the North Korean military
House of Peace, a three-story building on the South Korean side of the JSA built in 1989 used for non-military diplomatic meetings
Villages within the DMZ:
Daeseong-dong – a village on the south side of the demarcation line
Kijŏng-dong – a village on the north side of the demarcation line
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Joint (jMonkeyEngine3) JavaScript is disabled on your browser. Skip navigation links Overview Package Class Tree Deprecated Index Help Prev Class Next Class Frames No Frames All Classes Summary: Nested | Field | Constr | Method Detail: Field | Constr | Method com.jme3.anim Class Joint java.lang.Object com.jme3.anim.Joint All Implemented Interfaces: HasLocalTransform, Savable, JmeCloneable, java.lang.Cloneable public class Joint extends java.lang.Object implements Savable, JmeCloneable, HasLocalTransform A Joint is the basic component of an armature designed to perform skeletal animation Created by Nehon on 15/12/2017. Constructor Summary Constructors Constructor and Description Joint() Instantiate a nameless Joint. Joint(java.lang.String name) Instantiate a Joint with the specified name. Method Summary All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description void addChild(Joint child) Add the specified Joint as a child. void applyBindPose() Sets the local transform with the bind transforms protected void applyInitialPose() Sets the local transform with the initial transform void cloneFields(Cloner cloner, java.lang.Object original) Callback from Cloner to convert this shallow-cloned Joint into a deep-cloned one, using the specified Cloner and original to resolve copied fields. protected Node getAttachmentsNode(int jointIndex, SafeArrayList<Geometry> targets) Access the attachments node of this joint. java.util.List<Joint> getChildren() Access the list of child joints. int getId() Determine this joint's index in the Armature that contains it. Transform getInitialTransform() Access the initial transform. Matrix4f getInverseModelBindMatrix() Determine the inverse model bind matrix. protected JointModelTransform getJointModelTransform() Access the accumulated model transform. Quaternion getLocalRotation() Access the local rotation. Vector3f getLocalScale() Access the local scale vector. Transform getLocalTransform() Access the local transform. Vector3f getLocalTranslation() Access the local translation vector. Transform getModelTransform() Determine the model transform. java.lang.String getName() Determine the name. protected void getOffsetTransform(Matrix4f outTransform) Stores the skinning transform in the specified Matrix4f. Joint getParent() Access the parent joint. java.lang.Object jmeClone() Create a shallow clone for the JME cloner. void read(JmeImporter im) De-serialize this Joint from the specified importer, for example when loading from a J3O file. protected void saveBindPose() Sets the current localTransform as the Bind transform. protected void saveInitialPose() Sets the current local transforms as the initial transform. void setId(int id) Alter this joint's index in the Armature that contains it. void setInverseModelBindMatrix(Matrix4f inverseModelBindMatrix) Replace the inverse model bind matrix. protected void setJointModelTransform(JointModelTransform jointModelTransform) Replace the accumulated model transform. void setLocalRotation(Quaternion rotation) Alter the local rotation. void setLocalScale(Vector3f scale) Alter the local scale vector. void setLocalTransform(Transform localTransform) Alter the local transform. void setLocalTranslation(Vector3f translation) Alter the local translation vector. void setName(java.lang.String name) Alter the name. void update() Updates world transforms for this bone and its children. void updateModelTransforms() Updates the model transforms for this bone and for the attachments node if not null. void write(JmeExporter ex) Serialize this Joint to the specified exporter, for example when saving to a J3O file. Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait Constructor Detail Joint public Joint() Instantiate a nameless Joint. Joint public Joint(java.lang.String name) Instantiate a Joint with the specified name. Parameters: name - the desired name Method Detail update public final void update() Updates world transforms for this bone and its children. updateModelTransforms public final void updateModelTransforms() Updates the model transforms for this bone and for the attachments node if not null. The model transform of this bone is computed by combining the parent's model transform with this bone's local transform. getOffsetTransform protected void getOffsetTransform(Matrix4f outTransform) Stores the skinning transform in the specified Matrix4f. The skinning transform applies the animation of the bone to a vertex. This assumes that the world transforms for the entire bone hierarchy have already been computed, otherwise this method will return undefined results. Parameters: outTransform - storage for the result (modified) saveBindPose protected void saveBindPose() Sets the current localTransform as the Bind transform. saveInitialPose protected void saveInitialPose() Sets the current local transforms as the initial transform. applyBindPose public void applyBindPose() Sets the local transform with the bind transforms applyInitialPose protected void applyInitialPose() Sets the local transform with the initial transform getJointModelTransform protected JointModelTransform getJointModelTransform() Access the accumulated model transform. Returns: the pre-existing instance setJointModelTransform protected void setJointModelTransform(JointModelTransform jointModelTransform) Replace the accumulated model transform. Parameters: jointModelTransform - the transform to use (alias created) getLocalTranslation public Vector3f getLocalTranslation() Access the local translation vector. Returns: the pre-existing vector getLocalRotation public Quaternion getLocalRotation() Access the local rotation. Returns: the pre-existing Quaternion getLocalScale public Vector3f getLocalScale() Access the local scale vector. Returns: the pre-existing vector setLocalTranslation public void setLocalTranslation(Vector3f translation) Alter the local translation vector. Parameters: translation - the desired offset vector (not null, unaffected) setLocalRotation public void setLocalRotation(Quaternion rotation) Alter the local rotation. Parameters: rotation - the desired rotation (not null, unaffected) setLocalScale public void setLocalScale(Vector3f scale) Alter the local scale vector. Parameters: scale - the desired scale factors (not null, unaffected) addChild public void addChild(Joint child) Add the specified Joint as a child. Parameters: child - the Joint to add (not null, modified) setName public void setName(java.lang.String name) Alter the name. Parameters: name - the desired name setLocalTransform public void setLocalTransform(Transform localTransform) Alter the local transform. Specified by: setLocalTransform in interface HasLocalTransform Parameters: localTransform - the desired Transform (not null, unaffected) setInverseModelBindMatrix public void setInverseModelBindMatrix(Matrix4f inverseModelBindMatrix) Replace the inverse model bind matrix. Parameters: inverseModelBindMatrix - the matrix to use (alias created) getName public java.lang.String getName() Determine the name. Returns: the name getParent public Joint getParent() Access the parent joint. Returns: the pre-existing instance, or null if this is a root joint getChildren public java.util.List<Joint> getChildren() Access the list of child joints. Returns: the pre-existing list getAttachmentsNode protected Node getAttachmentsNode(int jointIndex, SafeArrayList<Geometry> targets) Access the attachments node of this joint. If this joint doesn't already have an attachments node, create one. Models and effects attached to the attachments node will follow this bone's motions. Parameters: jointIndex - this bone's index in its armature (≥0) targets - a list of geometries animated by this bone's skeleton (not null, unaffected) Returns: the attachments node (not null) getInitialTransform public Transform getInitialTransform() Access the initial transform. Returns: the pre-existing instance getLocalTransform public Transform getLocalTransform() Access the local transform. Specified by: getLocalTransform in interface HasLocalTransform Returns: the pre-existing instance getModelTransform public Transform getModelTransform() Determine the model transform. Returns: a shared instance getInverseModelBindMatrix public Matrix4f getInverseModelBindMatrix() Determine the inverse model bind matrix. Returns: the pre-existing instance getId public int getId() Determine this joint's index in the Armature that contains it. Returns: an index (≥0) setId public void setId(int id) Alter this joint's index in the Armature that contains it. Parameters: id - the desired index (≥0) jmeClone public java.lang.Object jmeClone() Create a shallow clone for the JME cloner. Specified by: jmeClone in interface JmeCloneable Returns: a new instance cloneFields public void cloneFields(Cloner cloner, java.lang.Object original) Callback from Cloner to convert this shallow-cloned Joint into a deep-cloned one, using the specified Cloner and original to resolve copied fields. Specified by: cloneFields in interface JmeCloneable Parameters: cloner - the Cloner that's cloning this Joint (not null) original - the instance from which this Joint was shallow-cloned (not null, unaffected) read public void read(JmeImporter im) throws java.io.IOException De-serialize this Joint from the specified importer, for example when loading from a J3O file. Specified by: read in interface Savable Parameters: im - the importer to use (not null) Throws: java.io.IOException - from the importer write public void write(JmeExporter ex) throws java.io.IOException Serialize this Joint to the specified exporter, for example when saving to a J3O file. Specified by: write in interface Savable Parameters: ex - the exporter to write to (not null) Throws: java.io.IOException - from the exporter Skip navigation links Overview Package Class Tree Deprecated Index Help Prev Class Next Class Frames No Frames All Classes Summary: Nested | Field | Constr | Method Detail: Field | Constr | Method | negative |
An MBTA Greene Line train travels along the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and Harvard Street in Allston.
The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority will soon learn if its strategy for containing the ballooning costs of the Green Line extension is working when it receives bids from three companies for the multibillion dollar project’s largest contract.
And in an unusual twist, the agency is asking the bidders to revive parts of the project that were unceremoniously dumped in 2016 in the face of a billion-dollar overrun, such as canopies over train stops, and the final 3,000-foot stretch of a bike and walking path to be built alongside the rails.
As part of picking the contractor, the T said it will score bidders on their offers to restore up to six optional features that were previously eliminated — so long as they don’t push the value of the contract beyond the T’s maximum rate of $1.3 billion.
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“These things are all desirable, but we didn’t want to add these things back right away,” said John Dalton, the T executive overseeing the Green Line extension. “So long as the market says we can afford it, we can add them back in.”
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The bids are due Thursday, setting off an elaborate review and scoring process that will culminate with the T’s awarding the contract in November. The project will extend the Green Line from Lechmere, up through Cambridge and Somerville and into Medford. It is expected to begin service in December 2021.
The three finalists for the contract — each a joint venture of either local, national, or global engineering and construction companies — either declined to comment or did not respond to requests for comment.
To avoid a repeat of earlier cost overruns, the design and construction contract will include a provision that sets a maximum price at $1.3 billion as well as tighter MBTA oversight of the construction, T spokesman Joe Pesaturo said.
The Baker administration was forced to recast the Green Line extension, reducing or eliminating some components, and firing contractors after the original cost estimate soared to nearly $3 billion in 2015.
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The cutbacks reduced the total projected cost to $2.3 billion, which includes the construction work, the cost of real estate and new Green Line cars, and other work.
The MBTA has listed up to six optional features bidders can propose, but they must do them in the following order: weather canopies for the seven new stations, additional elevators for passengers with disabilities beyond the six already required, public art, an additional access point to the walking-biking path, and restoration of the 3,000-foot segment of the path from Washington Street in Somerville to Lechmere station that was dropped. The sixth and final option is to expand a maintenance facility for trolleys that was reduced in size during the budget cuts.
Randal Thurston, a Somerville artist whose contract for an installation at one of the stations was canceled in the 2015 cost cutting, said the MBTA recently notified him the job might be restored, depending on how the contracting process shakes out. But he said that none of the bidding companies have contacted him yet to discuss pricing and design.
“There is so much that has to do not just with the artwork being considered, but also how much it’s going to cost,” Thurston said. “There are a lot of layers to understanding how this would work. That part of the conversation is elaborate, and there hasn’t been any contact. So I’m doubtful.”
Lynn Weissman, cochair of Friends of the Community Path, said the entire bike and pedestrian path should be built as part of the Green Line project, no matter what the contractors bid.
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Her group also hasn’t been contacted by any of the contractors, but she’s at least glad the path and other seemingly doomed parts have a lifeline — for now.
“We hope that one way or another the state will be able to get all of these things done,” she said.
Adam Vaccaro can be reached at adam.vaccaro@globe.com . Follow him on Twitter at @adamtvaccaro | positive |
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R&B/Hip-Hop 11/27/2017 Lil Peep Death Investigation: Police Looking Into Potential of Fentanyl-Laced Drugs The investigation into rapper Lil Peep's death is now focused on whether the powerful opioid fentanyl may have played a role in his death. By Gil Kaufman Gil Kaufman More Stories by Gil Kaufman Doobie Brothers Drummer John Hartman Dies at 72 Barbra Streisand to Release Legendary 1962 Greenwich Village Nightclub Set ‘Live at the Bon Soir’ BTS Kick Off Goal of the Century World Cup Campaign With Rocking ‘Yet to Come’ Remix View All 11/27/2017 Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Tumblr Share this article on Pinit + additional share options added Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on Whatsapp Share this article on Email Print this article Share this article on Comment Lil Peep attends the Fendi show during Milan Men's Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018 on June 19, 2017 in Milan, Italy. 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According to Tucson Police Department spokesperson Officer Chris Hawkins, police in Tucson are following several leads after receiving “multiple tips” that Peep, 21, might have been in possession of illegal prescription drugs laced with the potent opioid. “Detectives were initially investigating whether any foul play was involved, as they do with any death, especially suspicious deaths when a young person is killed,” Hawkins tells Billboard. “Detectives are also looking into what kinds of drugs he ingested and what was in those drugs, especially since illegal prescription drugs often contain fentanyl, so it wouldn’t surprise me to see if there was some fentanyl in there.” Given the amount of fentanyl that’s been found in black market prescription drugs in the Tucson area, Hawkins says investigators will try to determine what drugs were in Peep’s system at the time of his death, how he obtained those drugs and if there were other people involved in supplying them. “Some people have reached out with tips about where the drugs may have come from or how he came in contact with them,” Hawkins says, adding that it’s not confirmed that fentanyl was a factor and that officials won’t know until the results of the toxicology tests are returned in several weeks. 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Update – It looks like links that redirect to HIS Digital’s listing page are down since the leak. A few moments before the links were taken down, HIS revealed yet another card – 280X iPower IceQ X ².
The GPU is called – “R9 280X iPower IceQ X ² Boost Clock 3GB GDDR5 PCI-E DLDVI-I/HDMI/2xMini DP” and has a 3 GB GDDR5 memory running along a 384-bit interface and uses the iceQ X2 cooler just like the Radeon HD 7970. The R9-280X is said to feature a Hawaii GPU according to the latest reports. A few moments ago, we detailed the possible codenames of AMD’s upcoming Volcanic Islands family of graphic cards which are going to be released in October 2013. It was only a matter of time before more credible details came along and looks like manufacturer HIS Digital has confirmed the AMD R-200 series.
HIS Digital Leak Confirms AMD R-200 Series Graphic Cards
AMD R-200 Series codenamed ‘Volcanic Islands’ is a mix of refreshed Southern Islands cards and a new Hawaii GPU based on the new architecture. It won’t be a surprise if AMD dropped a new GPU name on the refreshed cards like they did to their mobile Solar Series GPUs codenamed ‘Venus’. Nevertheless, the codenames seem to be accurate and the AMD R-200 series would replace the Radeon HD 7000 series graphic cards after a wait of two years. The ‘R’ denotes Radeon, ‘2’ denoted the family, and the other two digits would denote the graphics positioning which in the case of Hawaii based GPU would be AMD R-290/R-280 and successor to the Pitcairn cards would be denoted by the AMD R-270 branding. HIS Digital lists a total of 7 branding six GPU tiers which are listed below:
AMD R-290 (Replacing HD 7990 Flagship)
AMD R-280 (Replacing HD 7900 Series)
AMD R-270 (Replacing HD 7800/7700 Series)
AMD R-260 (Replacing HD 7770 Series)
AMD R-250 (Replacing HD 7700 Series)
AMD R-240 (Replacing HD 7600 Series)
There would be two products positioning in the AMD Radeon R-200 lineup, the R9-200 series would make use of the Hawaii, Tahiti, Pitcairn GPU while the R7-200 series would feature the Cape Verde and Bonaire GPUs which are entry level models. The complete lineup would look something like the following but don’t hold your bets on this since this chart is based off preliminary information from GPU-z:
GPU Codename Radeon HD 7000 Series GPU Codename Radeon R-200 Series Malta Radeon HD 7990 Vesuvius/Tonga R9-290 Tahiti XT Radeon HD 7970 Hawaii XT R9-280X Tahiti Pro Radeon HD 7950 Hawaii Pro R9-280 Pitcairn XT Radeon HD 7870 Hawaii LE R9-27* Pitcairn Pro Radeon HD 7850 Tahiti XT R9-270X Bonaire Radeon HD 7790 Tahiti Pro R9-270 Cape Verde Radeon HD 7770
Radeon HD 7750 Pitcairn R7-260X R7-250 Turks Radeon HD 7670 Bonaire R7-240
The names are yet to be confirmed but it seems so as if the bulk of the mainstream cards would be based on older or revised versions of current Southern Islands chips. This would mean more cheaper Tahiti’s and Pitcairn’s could be on the road from AMD while the main flagship Hawaii would remain as the only new part competing against NVIDIA’s GK110 core. Only time would tell whether the Hawaii can erupt the greatness of NVIDIA’s Titan and GeForce GTX 780 GPUs and can their refreshed cards hold up against NVIDIA’s own refreshed GeForce 700 series cards in value. | positive |
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Rodeo Houston shooting video shows panic, confusion break out after shot fired
A videographer shooting livestock show footage on the popular video site Periscope captured a first-person account of the confusion Wednesday night when a gunshot was first fired at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo.
Periscope user, @WoFat/Lou Tzu, captured the footage Wednesday night from inside NRG Arena.
Initially the footage offered a lighthearted look at some of the rodeo animals on display, which was interrupted when a hoard of people began running past the cameraman explaining that they'd heard gunfire.
MORE N THE SHOOTING: Suspect in custody after reports of shots fired at Rodeo Houston
NRG Arena was cleared out, as police rushed to the livestock area of the building. Others in the building were evacuated by Houston police. At one point, officers can be seen rushing to the site of the alleged shooting.
A second video, captured from high above the fairgrounds by attendee Nathan Sims shows the crowds outside NRG Arena begin to run in unison to flee the scene of the gunfire. Sims was unaware at the time that a shooting had taken place and thought the crowds were trying to get inside NRG Stadium in time for the night's concert.
[WARNING: Video contains graphic language.]
While officials initially said there was no shooting, things changed on Thursday afternoon when the Houston Police Department announced that Raymond Nathan Colbert, 17, was in custody.
A videographer shooting a lamb exhibit captures the panic as rodeo attendees run for the exits and Houston Police draw their weapons to provide cover. A videographer shooting a lamb exhibit captures the panic as rodeo attendees run for the exits and Houston Police draw their weapons to provide cover. Photo: @WoFut On Periscope ? Lou Tzu Photo: @WoFut On Periscope ? Lou Tzu Image 1 of / 59 Caption Close Rodeo Houston shooting video shows panic, confusion break out after shot fired 1 / 59 Back to Gallery
Colbert was arrested late Wednesday night and charged with misdemeanor evading arrest. A weapon has not been recovered, but police found shell casings.
See the gallery above for a look at this year's rodeo highlights. | positive |
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Less than a week ahead of its launch, a Ukrainian online store named Fixer started listing the AMD FX 8120 eight-core processor PIB (FD8120FRGUBOX). The store is listing the FX 8120 at 1791 UAH (US $223.5). According to the source, FX 8120 stocks arrived at Fixer's warehouse on the 5th of this month, and the product is listed since. The variant listed is the one with 95W TDP, there is a 125W TDP variant, too. It remains to be seen how the two variants spread across distribution channels. The FX 8120 is based on the Bulldozer micro-architecture, it features 8 cores, 16 MB total cache, and a nominal clock speed of 3.1 GHz (which can go up to 4 GHz with TurboCore). A worldwide launch of the AMD FX Processor family is expected on October 12.
98 Comments on AMD FX 8120 Listed on Ukrainian Store
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#1 seronx
95 Watt part is pos to be the 2012 version ugh!! Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 6:04 Reply
#2 Lionheart
OMG just gimme my Bulldozer O_O Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 6:08 Reply
#3 IvTK
Benchmark & OC
http://forum.overclockers.ua/viewtopic.php?uid=2&f=2&t=42451
This is FX-8120 CPU from another store. Incredible! This is FX-8120 CPU from another store. Incredible! Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 6:09 Reply
#4 treehouse
IvTK said: Benchmark & OC
http://forum.overclockers.ua/viewtopic.php?uid=2&f=2&t=42451
This is FX-8120 CPU from another store. Incredible! those numbers mean nothing to me, did it perform well? those numbers mean nothing to me, did it perform well? Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 6:23 Reply
#5 caleb
IvTK said: Benchmark & OC
http://forum.overclockers.ua/viewtopic.php?uid=2&f=2&t=42451
This is FX-8120 CPU from another store. Incredible! LOL they took his picture so the score looks more creditable
[img]http://forum.overclockers.ua/download/file.php?id=14020&t=1&sid=036a0269c6f91b1d17d209d01bb6f691[/img] LOL they took his picture so the score looks more creditable[img]http://forum.overclockers.ua/download/file.php?id=14020&t=1&sid=036a0269c6f91b1d17d209d01bb6f691[/img] Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 6:24 Reply
#6 Doomedspeed
caleb said: LOL they took his picture so the score looks more creditable
http://forum.overclockers.ua/download/file.php?id=14020&t=1&sid=036a0269c6f91b1d17d209d01bb6f691 He looks like a trustworthy man! :)
On that website; why does the CPU-Z name it an 8130P when he his holding and apperently using a 8120?
Im not being stupid am i? :wtf: He looks like a trustworthy man! :)On that website; why does the CPU-Z name it an 8130P when he his holding and apperently using a 8120?Im not being stupid am i? :wtf: Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 6:55 Reply
#7 IvTK
CPU-Z needs an update i guess! Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:17 Reply
#8 Ghost
treehouse said: those numbers mean nothing to me, did it perform well? That SuperPi result is like of a Pentium II or something.
It can't take 102 seconds for BD @ 4.8GHz to finish SuperPi 1M. Because i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz takes only 8 seconds to finish SuperPi 1M.
I'm confused. Am I missing something? :wtf: That SuperPi result is like of a Pentium II or something.It can't take 102 seconds for BD @ 4.8GHz to finish SuperPi 1M. Because i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz takes only 8 seconds to finish SuperPi 1M.I'm confused. Am I missing something? :wtf: Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:21 Reply
#9 heky
Exactly. This cant be true, becouse if it is, it is a big FAIL. I can do 8M runs faster than that.
Linx test only 35gflops, this is seriously weak, even for a Intel specific test. Also 1.5v for 4.6ghz overclock. Seriously, this better not be real. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:23 Reply
#10 IvTK
http://forum.overclockers.ua/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=42451&start=40
More screenshots
Also there is possibility that cache mem is brocken. I agree but this is ES and M/B BIOS wasn't updated. Look at 3rd page and further:More screenshotsAlso there is possibility that cache mem is brocken. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:45 Reply
#11 Damn_Smooth
First, I don't care how it performs with dead instruction sets.
Second, This guy can't be the only enthusiast in the Ukraine that would have one on forums if this was already shipping. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:50 Reply
#12 heky
Its not shipping to customers according to the article, it is shop stock, waiting till NDA lift. But hey, we will know very soon. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:55 Reply
#13 Damn_Smooth
True. I've waited this long, 5 more days for something official isn't going to kill me. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 7:58 Reply
#14 repman244
Ghost said: That SuperPi result is like of a Pentium II or something.
It can't take 102 seconds for BD @ 4.8GHz to finish SuperPi 1M. Because i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz takes only 8 seconds to finish SuperPi 1M.
I'm confused. Am I missing something? :wtf: You missed the fact that superPi is based on ancient code (x87). Good read: SuperPi is an antiquated benchmark that assesses core performance using an antiquated fpu x87 instruction set. It is a grossly inefficient computer program that uses floating point units to calculate pi and "evaluate" processor cache performance. It's not by any means a "real world" reflection of todays modern cpu's microarch capabilities. It's like running a horse(fpu x87 instructions) down today's paved interstate(the cpu hardware), when all the while a car(newer simd's) are available. You missed the fact that superPi is based on ancient code (x87). Good read: http://www.overclock.net/benchmarking-software-discussion/569964-superpi-1m-32m-nope.html Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:07 Reply
#15 treehouse
does the fact that it says 'mod' in the super pi window title mean anything, might be a modded test hence the strange result na? Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:12 Reply
#16 repman244
treehouse said: does the fact that it says 'mod' in the super pi window title mean anything, might be a modded test hence the strange result na? If you are referring to the name of the program: This is a modified version of Super Pi which shows milliseconds. If not then don't bother with this post :D If you are referring to the name of the program: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/366/Super_PI_Mod_v1.5.html If not then don't bother with this post :D Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:18 Reply
#17 blibba
treehouse said: does the fact that it says 'mod' in the super pi window title mean anything, might be a modded test hence the strange result na? No, it's just so that you get a result that isn't rounded to the nearest second. No, it's just so that you get a result that isn't rounded to the nearest second. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:19 Reply
#18 Ghost
repman244 said: You missed the fact that superPi is based on ancient code (x87). Good read: http://www.overclock.net/benchmarking-software-discussion/569964-superpi-1m-32m-nope.html Nah, I knew that. It's something else. SuperPi doesn't reflect real CPU performance, yet still the difference between AMD and Intel CPUs should be much smaller. So this whole thing smells fake.
According to DonanimHaber, BD gets about 20 secs @ SuperPi 1M. And that is a lot more realistic result.
Anyway, here are some other benches. They seem to be a lot more legit, IMHO Nah, I knew that. It's something else. SuperPi doesn't reflect real CPU performance, yet still the difference between AMD and Intel CPUs should be much smaller. So this whole thing smells fake.According to DonanimHaber, BD gets about 20 secs @ SuperPi 1M. And that is a lot more realistic result.Anyway, here are some other benches. They seem to be a lot more legit, IMHO http://forum.coolaler.com/showthread.php?t=273986 Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:27 Reply
#19 DarkOCean
heky said: Exactly. This cant be true, becouse if it is, it is a big FAIL. I can do 8M runs faster than that.
Linx test only 35gflops, this is seriously weak, even for a Intel specific test. Also 1.5v for 4.6ghz overclock. Seriously, this better not be real. I see 4.8 with 1.52v and afaik later cpus from amd with improved yields oc better with much lower votage. I see 4.8 with 1.52v and afaik later cpus from amd with improved yields oc better with much lower votage. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:33 Reply
#20 qubit
Overclocked quantum bit It's funny how it's usually these out of the way places no one's heard of which list new pre-NDA lifted stuff first. And it's not even in English. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:42 Reply
#21 dickobrazzz
if you want i can translate everything from that site :)
all results we can see may be this evening or tomorrow morning
also some people think that man need to update bios because of some unreal results e.x. 32gflops in linX:) Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:43 Reply
#22 qubit
Overclocked quantum bit dickobrazzz said: if you want i can translate everything from that site :)
all results we can see may be this evening or tomorrow morning
also some people think that man need to update bios because of some unreal results e.x. 32gflops in linX:) Yeah, translation would be great - I bet it'll get tongues wagging! :) Yeah, translation would be great - I bet it'll get tongues wagging! :) Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 8:46 Reply
#23 TheLaughingMan
To everyone posting BS about BD. THERE IS NO FX-8130P. There is no FX processor with a "P" in its name. Any and everything you post about this processor that does not exist is BS. Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 9:31 Reply
#24 dickobrazzz
TheLaughingMan said: THERE IS NO FX-8130P yes, but as you can see aida64 said that it is fx8120
cpu-z sometimes lying.. e.x. core voltage on all giga mb for SB yes, but as you can see aida64 said that it is fx8120cpu-z sometimes lying.. e.x. core voltage on all giga mb for SB Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 9:37 Reply
#25 Inceptor
That is an engineering sample.
The engineering samples that were supposedly benched earlier on were showing in cpu-z as 8130P and 8120 (ES).
Also take note of the TDP at 1.5xx Volts -- 200+ watts, ultra high wattage just like the engineering samples. That doesn't mean that's what the wattage IS, just what it's showing. But that doesn't change the fact that it's being identified as an engineering sample Posted on Oct 7th 2011, 10:04 Reply | positive |
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Benjamin C. Bradlee, who presided over The Washington Post newsroom for 26 years and guided The Post’s transformation into one of the world’s leading newspapers, died Oct. 21 at his home in Washington of natural causes. He was 93.
From the moment he took over The Post newsroom in 1965, Mr. Bradlee sought to create an important newspaper that would go far beyond the traditional model of a metropolitan daily. He achieved that goal by combining compelling news stories based on aggressive reporting with engaging feature pieces of a kind previously associated with the best magazines. His charm and gift for leadership helped him hire and inspire a talented staff and eventually made him the most celebrated newspaper editor of his era.
The most compelling story of Mr. Bradlee’s tenure, almost certainly the one of greatest consequence, was Watergate, a political scandal touched off by The Post’s reporting that ended in the only resignation of a president in U.S. history.
But Mr. Bradlee’s most important decision, made with Katharine Graham, The Post’s publisher, may have been to print stories based on the Pentagon Papers, a secret Pentagon history of the Vietnam War. The Nixon administration went to court to try to quash those stories, but the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the decision of the New York Times and The Post to publish them.
President Obama recalled Mr. Bradlee’s legacy on Tuesday night in a statement that said: “For Benjamin Bradlee, journalism was more than a profession — it was a public good vital to our democracy. A true newspaperman, he transformed the Washington Post into one of the country’s finest newspapers, and with him at the helm, a growing army of reporters published the Pentagon Papers, exposed Watergate, and told stories that needed to be told — stories that helped us understand our world and one another a little bit better. The standard he set — a standard for honest, objective, meticulous reporting — encouraged so many others to enter the profession. And that standard is why, last year, I was proud to honor Ben with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Today, we offer our thoughts and prayers to Ben’s family, and all who were fortunate to share in what truly was a good life.”
The Post’s circulation nearly doubled while Mr. Bradlee was in charge of the newsroom — first as managing editor and then as executive editor — as did the size of its newsroom staff. And he gave the paper ambition.
Mr. Bradlee stationed correspondents around the globe, opened bureaus across the Washington region and from coast to coast in the United States, and he created features and sections — most notably Style, one of his proudest inventions — that were widely copied by others.
During his tenure, a paper that had previously won just four Pulitzer Prizes, only one of which was for reporting, won 17 more, including the Public Service award for the Watergate coverage.
“Ben Bradlee was the best American newspaper editor of his time and had the greatest impact on his newspaper of any modern editor,” said Donald E. Graham, who succeeded his mother as publisher of The Post and Mr. Bradlee’s boss.
“So much of The Post is Ben,” Mrs. Graham said in 1994, three years after Mr. Bradlee retired as editor. “He created it as we know it today.”
Leonard Downie Jr., who succeeded Mr. Bradlee as The Post’s executive editor in 1991, said, “Ben’s influence remained very much alive at The Washington Post long after he retired, distinguishing the newspaper and our newsroom as unique in journalism.” President Obama saluted Mr. Bradlee’s role at The Post when giving him the country’s highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, in 2013: “He transformed that newspaper into one of the finest in the world.”
In July 1991, Ben Bradlee, not quite 70, retired as executive editor of The Post amid an outpouring of emotion. Staff writer Nora Boustany, in a telegram from Beirut, called him “the grand, brave man of the news.” (The Washington Post)
Mr. Bradlee’s patrician good looks, gravelly voice, profane vocabulary and zest for journalism and for life all contributed to the charismatic personality that dominated and shaped The Post. Modern American newspaper editors rarely achieve much fame, but Mr. Bradlee became a celebrity and loved the status. Jason Robards played him in the movie “All the President’s Men,” based on Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein’s book about Watergate. Two books Mr. Bradlee wrote — “Conversations With Kennedy” and his memoir, “A Good Life” — were bestsellers. His craggy face became a familiar sight on television. In public and in private, he always played his part with theatrical enthusiasm.
“He was a presence, a force,” Woodward recalled of Mr. Bradlee’s role during the Watergate period, 1972 to 1974. “And he was a doubter, a skeptic — ‘Do we have it yet?’ ‘Have we proved it?’ ” Decades later, Woodward remembered the words that he most hated to hear from Mr. Bradlee then: “You don’t have it yet, kid.”
Mr. Bradlee loved the Watergate story, not least because it gave the newspaper “impact,” his favorite word in his first years as editor. He wanted the paper to be noticed. In his personal vernacular — a vivid, blasphemous argot that combined the swearwords he mastered in the Navy during World War II with the impeccable enunciation of a blue-blooded Bostonian — a great story was “a real tube-ripper.”
This meant a story was so hot that Post readers would rip the paper out of the tubes into which the paperboy delivered it. A bad story was “mego” — the acronym for “my eyes glaze over” — applied to anything that bored him. Maximizing the number of tube-rippers and minimizing mego was the Bradlee strategy.
Mr. Bradlee’s tactics were also simple: “Hire people smarter than you are” and encourage them to bloom. His energy and his mystique were infectious.
“It was hard to explain the full force of his personality to people who never met him,” said Ward Just, the reporter-turned-novelist whom Mr. Bradlee sent to cover the Vietnam War for The Post in 1966-1967. “He really was one of those guys you’d take a machine-gun bullet for. You only meet three or four of them in an entire lifetime.”
But his strengths sometimes became weaknesses. The editor who could inspire his troops to do some of the best journalism ever published in America also fell for an artful hoax by a young reporter, Janet Cooke. Cooke invented an 8-year-old heroin addict named Jimmy and wrote a moving story about him. After the story won the Pulitzer Prize in 1981, Cooke was exposed as an impostor who invented not only Jimmy but also her own life story.
When they realized that Cooke had concocted an imaginary résumé, Mr. Bradlee and his editors interrogated her and extracted a confession. Mr. Bradlee quickly returned the Pulitzer, then encouraged The Post’s ombudsman, Bill Green, to investigate and report how the incident could have happened. This was the biggest assignment ever given to the in-house reader’s representative. Mr. Bradlee had created the position in 1970, making The Post the first major paper to employ an independent, in-house critic.
Green produced a detailed, embarrassing report about a newsroom where the urge for journalistic impact overrode several experienced reporters’ doubts about Jimmy’s existence. “Bradlee was really hurt” by the Cooke affair, recalled Peter Silberman, who served under Mr. Bradlee as a senior editor.
For 26 years Ben Bradlee steered The Washington Post through some of the most trying and triumphant episodes in the paper’s history. Friends, colleagues and Bradlee himself talk about his legacy, including the publication of the Pentagon Papers and the coverage of the Watergate scandal. (The Washington Post)
Mr. Bradlee had a notoriously short attention span. He rarely dug into the details of an issue himself, leaving that to the people he had hired. He managed The Post newsroom with a combination of viscera and intellect, often judging people by his personal reaction to them. He or she “makes me laugh” was perhaps Mr. Bradlee’s greatest compliment. He never enjoyed the minutiae of management and spent as little time on administrative work as he could get away with.
But Mr. Bradlee coped successfully with many crises. “Ben’s famous drive for a good story makes it easy to overlook his good judgment on matters ranging from national security to personal privacy,” observed Boisfeuillet Jones Jr., who was The Post’s lawyer when Mr. Bradlee was editor and who later became publisher.
Although he graduated from St. Mark’s School and Harvard University, the Navy left as much of a mark on Mr. Bradlee as did his early life among Boston’s WASP aristocracy. The Navy taught him to swear, as well as to respect talent wherever it appeared.
He made friends easily with important people — his most famous friend was John F. Kennedy — but he also had pals among printers at The Post and farmers in Southern Maryland, where he spent weekends at his country estate for many years.
He and his third wife, the writer Sally Quinn, loved to give parties at their big Georgetown house. In his 80s, Mr. Bradlee still caroused energetically with people 30 and 40 years younger, amazing his old friends. “He gave a whole new meaning to ‘over 80,’ ” Don Graham said.
Mr. Bradlee’s wartime experience left him an unabashed patriot who bristled whenever critics of the newspaper accused it of helping America’s enemies. He sometimes agreed to keep stories out of the paper when government officials convinced him that they might cause serious harm. But he also reacted angrily to what he considered phony attempts to invoke “national security” by officials who were really just trying to avoid embarrassment.
Lying, especially lying by public officials, particularly offended Mr. Bradlee. He wrote and lectured on the subject for decades.
“The values that Ben instilled in our newsroom — independence and fairness, aggressive reporting, compelling writing and individual initiative — will long outlive him,” Downie said. “And it will always be a newsroom where everyone has fun, as Ben did.”
Mr. Bradlee’s relationship with Mrs. Graham was critical. She allowed him to spend money, ultimately many millions of dollars, to build a great newspaper. At key moments — particularly the 1971 decision to publish excerpts from the Pentagon Papers and later during Watergate — she stood squarely behind him, defying the advice of her attorneys and business advisers and her powerful Washington friends.
Mr. Bradlee “was just what Kay needed — somebody who built her confidence and worked hard at it,” said the late Philip L. Geyelin, who was editor of The Post’s editorial page from 1968 to 1979. “He made her comfortable. He called her up and told her dirty jokes and told her the latest skinny. It was a wonderful relationship. I can’t remember any time they had any quarrel. She was nuts about him.”
Mrs. Graham had said as much herself. In one of the end-of-year letters she and Mr. Bradlee came to exchange annually — warm, intimate notes of mutual appreciation — she wrote: “Over the years, I have been spoiled by you and I hope most of the time, it’s been reciprocated, in sharing the best, most productive, rewarding working combo that I’ve had or even know of. And best of all, it’s been fun.”
She also teased him sometimes and criticized his erratic management of the newsroom, including impetuous hiring decisions that sometimes turned out badly. One year, she sent him a list of 15 names, his hiring “mistakes,” as she called them, and asked how he could avoid such errors in the future. But mostly she sang his praises, as in her end-of-1974 letter to Mr. Bradlee: “The things [about you] that people don’t know — that I know — are style, generosity, class and decency, as well as an understanding of other people’s weaknesses.”
When Mrs. Graham died in July 2001, Mr. Bradlee spoke at her funeral. “She was a spectacular dame, and I loved her very much,” he said, looking down on the vast crowd from the lectern at the east end of Washington National Cathedral. Walking back to his pew, Mr. Bradlee took a slight detour to pass her coffin and give it an affectionate pat.
President Obama awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor, to Bradlee in November 2013. (Evan Vucci/Associated Press)
In 2005, Carl Bernstein, Bradlee and Bob Woodward attended a screening in New York of “All The President’s Men,” the 1976 movie based on Bernstein and Woodward’s book about Watergate. (Brad Barket/Getty Images)
First whiff of the industry
Benjamin Crowninshield Bradlee was born into the old aristocracy of white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant Boston on Aug. 26, 1921. His father, Frederick Josiah Bradlee Jr., known as “B,” could trace his American ancestry back through 10 generations of Bradlees. B was an all-American football star at Harvard who became an investment banker in the booming 1920s. He married Josephine deGersdorff, daughter of a prominent New York lawyer and a New England aristocrat named Helen Crowninshield.
Benjamin was the second of three children. At first, he was surrounded by domestic staff and other signs of wealth, but the stock market crash of 1929 ended all that. During the Great Depression, his father had to improvise a living for many years, keeping the books for various clubs and institutions and supervising the janitors at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (for $3,000 a year). The family had free use of a summer house in Beverly, Mass., whose owners couldn’t find a buyer for it. Rich relations paid the Bradlee children’s tuition to private schools.
“Benny,” as the family called him, was a 14-year-old ninth-grader at the venerable St. Mark’s School in Southboro, Mass., when polio broke out at the campus in the spring of 1936. He was stricken with the fearful disease on the same day as a close friend. An ambulance that carried both boys dropped Mr. Bradlee at his Beacon Street home, then took Fred Hubbell to Massachusetts General Hospital. Mr. Bradlee was paralyzed from the waist down; Hubbell died.
Even his polio proved to be an example of Mr. Bradlee’s lifelong good luck — bolstered, as usual, by his own determination. A young coach who had encouraged Mr. Bradlee’s athletic pursuits, a working-class Irishman from Boston named Leo Cronan, visited him in the Beverly house almost nightly during his summer with polio.
Cronan introduced the idea of walking again at a time when Mr. Bradlee’s legs lay helpless and numb in clunky metal braces. Cronan got him on his feet and then helped him learn how to stand without the braces. Within eight weeks, thanks to rigorous rehabilitation, Mr. Bradlee was playing a clumsy game of golf. Two years later, he was playing varsity baseball for St. Mark’s. The physical therapy he did to fight off the effects of polio left him with a barrel chest and powerful arms for the rest of his life.
Mr. Bradlee got his first whiff of the newspaper business at age 15, when his father arranged a job for him as a copy boy on the Beverly (Mass.) Evening Times. He could augment his $5-a-week salary by reporting events in the lives of local citizens, which he loved to do. “I learned a vital lesson: People will talk if they feel comfortable,” Mr. Bradlee wrote in “A Good Life.”
He was the 52nd male Bradlee to enter Harvard since 1795 — “no alternatives were suggested, or contemplated,” he wrote. He arrived at Harvard Yard just as war in Europe was beginning and decided to join the Naval ROTC to improve his initial posting in the war he and his contemporaries knew they would soon be fighting. With that threat hovering over him, Mr. Bradlee found it hard to be serious about college. Only in his third year, with the war ever more ominous, did he buckle down.
He took a double academic load, which, after summer school, allowed him to graduate in August 1942 with majors in Greek and English. On the same day he received his diploma and his naval commission, Mr. Bradlee married his college sweetheart, Jean Saltonstall, a member of one of Massachusetts’s best-known families. After a short honeymoon, just as he was turning 21, he was off to war.
Mr. Bradlee’s three years in the wartime Navy had a lasting influence on him. As a young officer, he learned empathy for the enlisted men and developed a style of leadership that he relied on throughout his professional life. As recounted in his memoirs, it combined an easy authority with tolerance for the irrepressible enthusiasm of those under his command. Even as a young officer, he never enjoyed a confrontation and preferred accommodation to the aggressive use of authority.
After the war, Mr. Bradlee got his first real job in journalism, working with a St. Mark’s friend, Blair Clark, to create the New Hampshire Sunday News. Mr. Bradlee was one of seven staff members who filled the 64-page paper every week. The editor, Ralph M. Blagden, “had an almost contagious sense of how to find a story and where it might go,” Mr. Bradlee wrote in his memoirs. “For every answer we gave him, he had 50 more questions, and I learned everything from him in two years.”
But the Sunday News couldn’t make money, and it failed. Family friends offered to help Mr. Bradlee find a new job. Edward A. Weeks, the editor of the Atlantic Monthly, wrote a friend at the Baltimore Sun about Mr. Bradlee; Christian A. Herter, the congressman and former governor of Massachusetts, wrote to The Post. In November 1948, Mr. Bradlee set out on a train trip, bound from Boston to Baltimore to Washington to Salt Lake City to Santa Barbara. When his overnight train reached Baltimore, a heavy rainstorm discouraged him from getting off, so he decided to go first to Washington. The day before he arrived for an interview, a Post reporter had quit unexpectedly, creating a vacancy. Mr. Bradlee charmed The Post’s editors, who offered him a job for $80 a week, starting on Christmas Eve.
In his first days at the paper, he impressed The Post’s managing editor, J. Russell Wiggins, by producing a list of the city’s 10 leading bookies. He didn’t tell Wiggins that he got the names from Morris Siegel, his new pal, who was a Post sportswriter. Mr. Bradlee covered the municipal court, the attempted assassination of President Harry S. Truman by Puerto Rican nationalists, the gambling industry in Washington and life in the city’s alleys, still home to tens of thousands of poor African Americans.
He liked The Post, but he wanted to cover big national stories, and it was clear to him that he wouldn’t get a chance to do that for years. The Post, which Mrs. Graham’s father, Eugene Meyer, had bought at a bankruptcy auction in 1933, was still losing money, $1 million a year in 1951. Mr. Bradlee concluded that the paper would not be growing anytime soon. So when an old friend said he could help him become the press attache at the American Embassy in Paris, he jumped.
Mr. Bradlee loved life in Paris, but he was not a natural diplomat or bureaucrat. After 21 / 2 years, he found a way to return to journalism. Newsweek, then a struggling imitation of Time and owned by Vincent Astor, needed a European correspondent. The magazine’s foreign editor was delighted to discover that Mr. Bradlee’s mother had been a friend of Brooke Astor, the boss’s wife. He got the job.
“The sheer joy and romance of being a foreign correspondent is hard to explain, even harder to exaggerate,” Mr. Bradlee wrote in his memoirs. In four years, he covered wars in Algeria and the Middle East, peace conferences in Geneva, the wedding of Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier in Monte Carlo.
One summer, he and his wife, Jean, joined several couples in renting a huge, old French chateau, where they gave house parties every weekend. One of the guests was an old friend from Washington, Antoinette “Tony” Pinchot Pittman, wife of a Washington lawyer and mother of four young children. She and Mr. Bradlee fell in love on the spot, he recounted, an unexpected turn of events that led to their divorces and their eventual marriage.
Bradlee, at work in Paris, was nearly expelled by France in 1956 for trying to interview rebel leaders in Algeria; the U.S. Embassy intervened. ( Robert Delvac/© Bettman/Corbis )
Bradlee and his second wife, Tony, with President John F. Kennedy and first lady Jacqueline Kennedy at the White House in 1963. The couples had become friends as Georgetown neighbors. (Cecil Stoughton)
In 1957, Mr. Bradlee and his new wife returned to Washington. As a 36-year-old junior reporter in the capital, Mr. Bradlee began conspiratorial conversations with Osborn Elliott, another well-born WASP, also in his 30s, who was Newsweek’s managing editor. They knew that the magazine was likely to be sold.
“One night, after a bad day of brooding and a few shooters, I called Elliott in New York and told him I was damn well going to pick up the phone — it was almost 11 p.m. — and call Phil Graham right then,” Mr. Bradlee wrote in his memoirs. And he did.
Philip L. Graham, publisher and owner of The Post and husband of Katharine Graham, invited Mr. Bradlee over to his home immediately. They stayed up until 5 a.m. talking about Newsweek. Within days, The Washington Post Co. had bought the magazine for $15 million.
This business transaction changed Mr. Bradlee’s life. Ultimately, it made him wealthy: Phil Graham bestowed a considerable block of Washington Post stock on him as a “finder’s fee” for putting him onto the Newsweek deal. The shares Graham gave Mr. Bradlee were eventually worth millions.
Phil Graham decided that once he owned Newsweek, Mr. Bradlee should be its Washington bureau chief. This promotion brought him into the inner sanctum of The Post Co. Mr. Bradlee befriended the Grahams, as well as their attorney and key financial adviser, Frederick “Fritz” Beebe, who soon left his New York law firm to become chairman of The Post Co.
The Post Co. bought Newsweek in March 1961, barely six weeks after the inauguration of Mr. Bradlee’s friend, John F. Kennedy, as president. The two young men (Mr. Bradlee was 39 in early 1961; Kennedy, 43) had been neighbors in the 3300 block of N Street NW, where both bought houses in 1957. They met walking baby carriages through Georgetown with their wives. Soon the couples were having dinner together on a regular basis, and Mr. Bradlee was developing what turned out to be the best source of his career.
Mr. Bradlee’s friendship with Kennedy produced complex feelings that lasted for decades after the president’s 1963 assassination. Mr. Bradlee knew reporters shouldn’t become close friends with politicians. At the same time, Mr. Bradlee loved bright, lively, charming people, and he had great confidence in his own ability to stay straight journalistically in all circumstances. “If I was had, so be it,” Mr. Bradlee wrote in his 1974 bestseller, “Conversations With Kennedy.”
Mr. Bradlee insisted that he never had an inkling that the president was carrying on with numerous other women, from Mafia molls to Mr. Bradlee’s sister-in-law, Mary Pinchot Meyer, Tony Bradlee’s sister. Mr. Bradlee acknowledged that this obliviousness seemed improbable, but no evidence ever emerged to challenge his protestations of ignorance.
This friendship was a journalistic boon to Mr. Bradlee, who received a stream of scoops from Kennedy and his entourage that made him a highly visible figure in the competitive world of Washington journalism. He became a certifiable member of the journalistic elite in a capital city where reporters were just starting to become more glamorous and prominent.
Two deaths in 1963 altered Mr. Bradlee’s life. The first was Philip Graham’s suicide that August, after a struggle with bipolar disorder. Then in November, Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. A fortnight before his death, the Bradlees had spent a glamorous weekend with the Kennedys at their new retreat in Middleburg, Va. On Nov. 22, 1963, “life changed, forever, in the middle of a nice day, at the end of a good week, in a wonderful year of what looked like an extraordinary decade of promise,” Mr. Bradlee wrote.
After her husband’s death, Mrs. Graham took responsibility for the family business. By her own account, she assumed that all was well with her newspaper. It was in its ninth straight year of profitability, circulation was growing steadily and its competitive position against the Evening Star improved every year. Alfred Friendly, The Post’s managing editor, who ran the news department, was a close friend whom Mrs. Graham relied on.
But soon she began to hear expert opinions — from James Reston of the New York Times and columnist Walter Lippmann, especially — that her paper was far from as good as it could or should be.
Nineteen months after her husband died, Mrs. Graham invited Mr. Bradlee to lunch. She wanted to find out what his ambitions were. She proposed the 1925 F Street Club, where a female member could pay for lunch by signing the bill without causing a stir. It was the first time she had taken a man to lunch for business purposes, and it began awkwardly.
“All of a sudden,” Mr. Bradlee later wrote, “I heard myself say: ‘If Al Friendly’s job ever opened up, I’d give my left one for it.’ ” In her memoirs, Mrs. Graham recalled the same “picturesque” language. She was noncommittal. But she did tell Mr. Bradlee that she had talked to Lippmann about the idea that The Post might benefit from “an infusion of some sort from outside.” That was enough to give Mr. Bradlee “a tingle of excitement in my arms and legs. Lippmann was my pal.”
Why? “Because my mom and his second wife were in Miss Chapin’s School together in New York. They were joint holders of the high-jump record,” Mr. Bradlee replied in an interview for this article in 2000. Lippmann had watched Mr. Bradlee grow up and had taken a shine to him.
Several months after that lunch, Mrs. Graham told her editor, J. Russell Wiggins, and Friendly of her interest in Mr. Bradlee. They reacted negatively. Nevertheless, she proposed that Mr. Bradlee join The Post as a deputy managing editor responsible for national and foreign news with the understanding that he would succeed Friendly “sometime.” She told Mr. Bradlee that it would be in a year; Friendly proposed three years. Mr. Bradlee’s appointment was announced July 7, 1965.
That fall, Lippmann and Friendly had lunch together, a meeting Mrs. Graham had suggested so Friendly could hear Lippmann’s criticisms of The Post. But Lippmann used the occasion to tell Friendly that administrative jobs in newsrooms burned people out and that he should consider returning to reporting.
Friendly, shaken, went right from the lunch to Mrs. Graham’s office, asking whether she wanted him to step down. She was stunned by the speed of events but said yes. On Nov. 15, The Post announced that Mr. Bradlee would be the paper’s new managing editor, a title he would hold until 1968, when he was named to the newly created position of executive editor.
Publisher Katharine Graham was briefed on Watergate coverage in April 1973 by reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward; Managing Editor Howard Simons; and Bradlee, her handpicked executive editor. (Mark Godfrey)
Fast, loose and fun
In 1965, The Post had a relatively small staff that included no more than a dozen distinguished reporters. Its most famous writer was Shirley Povich, a sports columnist. Its Pentagon correspondent was on the Navy payroll as a reserve captain. The newspaper had a half-dozen foreign correspondents and no reporter based outside the Washington area in the United States. The paper had no real feature section and provided little serious cultural coverage, but it did carry a daily page called “For and About Women.”
Apart from its famous editorial page (including the renowned cartoonist, Herblock), which had challenged Sen. Joseph McCarthy and vigorously promoted civil rights for African Americans, and which remained Wiggins’s domain after Mr. Bradlee’s arrival, the paper generally had modest expectations for itself, and it calmly fulfilled them.
At the outset, Mr. Bradlee decided “to concentrate on the one thing I did know about: good reporters.” He relied heavily on one good reporter at The Post: Laurence Stern, who proved to be his most important sidekick in the early years. Stern was a wry, irreverent intellectual with ambitious ideas for journalism. Mr. Bradlee named him The Post’s national editor.
Mr. Bradlee brought Ward Just to The Post from Newsweek and soon sent him to Vietnam, where he wrote eloquent, gritty dispatches that undermined the Johnson administration’s public optimism about the course of the war in 1966 and ’67. He hired Richard Harwood from the Louisville Courier-Journal, a brilliant and dogged reporter who became one of the most important editors of the Bradlee era. He found George Wilson, a writer for Aviation Week, who became a distinguished Pentagon correspondent. He hired an old friend from Paris, Stanley Karnow, a Time magazine correspondent in Asia, to be The Post’s China watcher, based in Hong Kong.
Mr. Bradlee’s biggest coup, in his estimation, was hiring David S. Broder from the New York Times. He had to get the approval of Beebe, Mrs. Graham’s most influential colleague, to offer Broder $19,000 a year to leave the Times for The Post. Hiring Broder in September 1966, Mr. Bradlee recalled in 2000, “was of course frightfully important, because then outsiders began to say, ‘Oh my God, did they get Broder? Why did they get Broder? What did Broder see there that we don’t know anything about?’ ”
Soon after he joined The Post, Broder said, “I knew it was heaven for me.” Mr. Bradlee’s Post was fast, loose and fun, and it gave Broder and other self-starting reporters plenty of room to flourish. Laughter and irreverence were crucial ingredients. Mr. Bradlee played favorites, so the people who made him laugh, or who wrote those tube-rippers, agreed that working for him at The Post was a heavenly experience. Those left out of Mr. Bradlee’s magic circle could feel their exclusion with some pain.
Confronted with a staff that included reporters he considered mediocre but who all enjoyed job security, Mr. Bradlee felt he had to encourage some people to leave — by “abusing people,” as he put it in 2000. “That’s what it was — mistreating people, not treating them the way you treated the people you really cared about.” He did it with no pleasure, his words and his body language made clear, but “I did it, to try to get rid of people, to try to persuade people to leave.”
Mr. Bradlee had the reputation of a tough guy. But after that initial period, he avoided confrontations and almost never fired an employee.
The changes he made were not guided by any grand design or elaborate philosophy of journalism. “I was simplistic,” he said in 1991, discussing those early days. “If you made the paper better every day, and you got better people working for you, and you reached higher, the paper would get better.” It was a lesson he said he learned from Miss Fisk at the Dexter School, his private grade school in Boston: “Our best today, our better tomorrow.”
When he came to The Post, Mr. Bradlee did have in mind one departure from the traditional view of daily journalism: “There [was] no reason why you couldn’t do daily what the news magazines were doing weekly,” he said. “On main news events, tell [readers] what it meant as well as what happened, and put it in some kind of historical and social perspective. And as far as the back of the book was concerned [the phrase used at Time and Newsweek to describe the magazines’ feature sections] to tell [readers] what was going on in the cultural divisions of society. And to entertain them. Those magazines were more entertaining than newspapers.”
Post reporters such as Just, Harwood and Nicholas von Hoffman, a daring writer who learned his craft at the old Chicago Daily News, began to write with a confidence and an edge that was seen in the “new journalism” being published in Esquire magazine but was rarely on display in daily newspapers. Broder, Harwood, Haynes Johnson, a Pulitzer Prize-winner from the Evening Star, and their colleagues made The Post the country’s leading chronicler of national politics, Mr. Bradlee’s favorite subject.
On Aug. 9, 1974, Bradlee checked a negative of The Post’s front page for the next day’s first edition.The lead headline: “Nixon Resigns.” (David R. Legge/The Washington Post)
Taking a new approach
In the late 1960s, Mr. Bradlee began work on a new section for The Post that would give the paper a “back of the book” like Time’s or Newsweek’s — a place for cultural news, entertaining stories and journalism about the way people conducted their lives. Mr. Bradlee wanted a section devoted to “how men and women lived — together and apart — what they liked and what they were like, what they did when they were not at the office. We wanted profiles . . . that went way beyond the bare bones of biography. We wanted to look at the culture of America as it was changing in front of our eyes. The sexual revolution, the drug culture, the women’s movement. And we wanted it to be interesting, exciting, different.”
The Style section first appeared Jan. 6, 1969. It was not an immediate hit with everyone. Some female readers missed “For and About Women,” which Style replaced. One of them, at least briefly, was Mrs. Graham, who provoked Mr. Bradlee’s ire with questions and complaints about Style.
“Damn it, Katharine,” he finally blurted out, “get your finger out of my eye. Give us six weeks to get it right, and then if you don’t like it, we’ll talk.” Both said later that this spat improved their relations.
Local news was never a favorite Bradlee topic, but he understood its importance and encouraged the editors and reporters who cared about aggressive coverage of the Washington region. The Post expanded into the suburbs just as they were becoming the dominant force in the regional economy, a critical element in the paper’s successful competition with the Evening Star.
Mr. Bradlee was especially proud of one of the changes he made during his first years at The Post that wasn’t as tangible as a new section of the paper but ultimately might have been more significant. The Post he inherited was intertwined with power in a way that made him uncomfortable. As publisher, Philip Graham had often used his stature and personal charm to meddle in politics and influence events behind the scenes. For example, he encouraged Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson to agree to be running mates in 1960. Post editors also sometimes used their power to achieve objectives that were not entirely journalistic.
Mr. Bradlee wanted none of this. He announced a new approach through a series of confrontations with Ben Gilbert, the longtime city editor, who cultivated friendships with city officials. One was Walter E. Washington, a former local and federal housing official who was married in Gilbert’s living room.
President Johnson had decided to name Washington the first black “mayor” of the District of Columbia. Mr. Bradlee first heard about this when he was invited to The Post’s executive dining room to have lunch with two of Johnson’s aides.
“I asked around about what the purpose of the lunch was,” Mr. Bradlee recalled in 1991. “Believe it or not, the purpose was to clear the appointment of Walter Washington with The Post’s hierarchy. And I refused to go to the lunch. . . . And not a goddam word of it has been in The Washington Post!’ . . . I was just determined to get it into the paper.”
Before long, the city staff had prepared a thorough story about Washington’s appointment. Mr. Bradlee ran it on the front page in August 1967. By 1969, Gilbert had left the newspaper.
Graham and Bradlee were upbeat in June 1971 after a federal judge let The Post continue publishing the Pentagon Papers, a decision endorsed by the Supreme Court. (Bob Daugherty/Associated Press)
A turning point
Watergate made Mr. Bradlee’s Post famous, but the story that probably made the Watergate coverage possible was the Pentagon Papers, initially a New York Times scoop. Daniel Ellsberg, a disaffected former government official, gave the Times a set of the papers, a compilation of historical documents about U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Times journalists worked for months on stories about them, which began to appear June 13, 1971. The stories created a sensation, even though they contained very little dramatic revelation. After three days of stories, the Nixon administration successfully sought a federal court injunction blocking further publication, the first such “prior restraint” in the nation’s history.
Ellsberg then offered the documents to The Post. Two days after the court order, Post editors and reporters were plowing through the Pentagon Papers and planning to write about them.
The Post’s attorneys were extremely nervous that the paper might publish stories based on material already deemed sensitive national security information by a federal judge in New York. The Post was about to sell shares to the public for the first time, hoping to raise $35 million. And the government licenses of The Post’s television stations would be vulnerable if the paper was convicted of a crime.
The reporters and editors all believed that The Post had to report on the papers. Mr. Bradlee called one of the two friends he kept throughout his adult life, Edward Bennett Williams, the famous lawyer. (The other long-term pal was Art Buchwald, the humorist. The three regularly ate lunch together, boisterously. Williams died in 1988; Buchwald in 2007.)
After hearing Mr. Bradlee’s description of the situation, Williams thought for a moment and said: “Well, Benjy, you got to go with it. You got no choice. That’s your business.”
Armed with Williams’s judgment, Mr. Bradlee called Mrs. Graham, who was hosting a retirement party for a Post business manager. Beebe was on an extension phone. When Mrs. Graham asked his advice, he tepidly said he didn’t think he would publish. She disagreed. “I say let’s go,” she told Mr. Bradlee. “Let’s publish.”
That moment, Mr. Bradlee wrote in his memoir, “crystallized for editors and reporters everywhere how independent and determined and confident of its purpose the new Washington Post had become.” Defying the government in printing those stories proved that The Post was “a paper that holds its head high, committed unshakably to principle.”
The Post did publish, and did end up in court, with the Times. The Nixon administration argued that publication of stories based on the Pentagon Papers could undermine national security, an argument that infuriated Mr. Bradlee. But the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the government could not restrain the newspapers.
Eighteen years later, the man who had argued the government’s case before the Supreme Court, former solicitor general Erwin Griswold, admitted in a Washington Post op-ed essay that the national security argument was phony.
“I have never seen any trace of a threat to the national security from the publication” of the Pentagon Papers, Griswold wrote in 1989. Mr. Bradlee loved that article, and he carried a copy in his jacket pocket for weeks afterward.
The sense of independence earned in 1971 was critical to The Post’s pursuit of Watergate, which began the next June. At every stage, it was a compelling yarn, from the days when Woodward and Bernstein established connections between the burglars and President Richard M. Nixon’s reelection campaign to the amazing weeks, more than two years later, when it became clear that the president would not survive in office.
“Newspapering deals with small daily bites from a fruit of indeterminate size,” Mr. Bradlee wrote later. “It may take dozens of bites before you are sure it’s an apple. Dozens and dozens more bites before you have any real idea how big the apple might be. It was that way with Watergate.”
Mr. Bradlee called it “the story that put us all on the map.” Neither he nor The Post was ever the same again. The recognition grew after the movie made from “All the President’s Men” appeared. Mr. Bradlee was relieved that director Alan J. Pakula made a good and essentially accurate movie that seemed to capture the real spirit of The Post and the story.
Mr. Bradlee enjoyed “life on the ladder of fame,” as he described it in his memoirs. Characteristically, he made a pal of Robards as a result of the movie. He had no complaints when glamorous people in Hollywood and New York sought him out.
Mr. Bradlee’s life changed in another important way in the early 1970s. He fell in love with Sally Quinn, a vivacious, high-energy soul mate, 20 years his junior, whom he had hired as a party reporter for the Style section. With no journalistic training or background, Quinn wrote her way into a prominent role at The Post, profiling the mighty and hoping-to-be-mighty of Washington with a sharp eye and sharper pen.
“People were going to be sad again,” Mr. Bradlee wrote in his memoir, a reference to the second family he would break up in two decades, this time to be with Quinn. They moved in together in October 1973, at the height of the Watergate excitement, and were married five years later.
Bradlee at his home in Washington in June 2012. In retirement, Bradlee wrote a highly successful memoir and raised millions of dollars for Children’s National Medical Center. (Michel du Cille/The Washington Post)
‘A grand, brave man’
Mr. Bradlee had edited The Post for nearly nine years when Nixon resigned in August 1974. In those years, he had created a great newspaper and made it famous. Nothing that happened in the newsroom in the 17 years he remained as executive editor was as dramatic as the events of those first nine, with one unhappy exception: the Janet Cooke affair in 1981.
Cooke’s deception was a jolt for Mr. Bradlee and his colleagues. Personnel management was not one of his strong suits. Female and black reporters had brought formal complaints of discrimination against Mr. Bradlee’s Post, to his great frustration. He thought he was open and fair but didn’t realize that the lack of any reliable system for evaluating journalists and developing their careers made some people feel they weren’t appreciated.
In 1984, at Don Graham’s urging, Mr. Bradlee named Downie managing editor. Downie, 21 years younger than Mr. Bradlee, had won his stripes as an investigative reporter and as an editor on the Watergate story. He was not one of Mr. Bradlee’s favorites and wasn’t his first choice to be managing editor. But he won Mr. Bradlee’s respect, and they were soon working easily together. In 1991, on the eve of his 70th birthday, Mr. Bradlee retired. He still looked and acted like a man much younger.
The staff drenched him in an outpouring of emotion on his last day in the newsroom, July 31, 1991. Most of the men and women on the staff had bought, borrowed or faked a striped shirt with a white collar and cuffs, mimicking those made by Turnbull & Asser in London that Mr. Bradlee had been wearing for years. For tribute after tribute, Mr. Bradlee kept his eyes dry. But then he heard the telegram from Nora Boustany, who had covered the war in Lebanon for The Post and was back in Beirut for a visit at the time of the retirement party. Her comments were read aloud:
“Whenever I found myself alone on the streets of Beirut, I would just shrug off the shelling, the gunmen, and the dark corners, telling myself there is this distinguished eminence up there who really appreciates and understands the true meaning of courage in journalism. . . . For me you will always be the grand, brave man of the news who watched over me and made me want to give just a little bit more. Thank you for giving us all something so special to believe in.”
Don Graham made Mr. Bradlee a director of The Washington Post Co. and a vice president of the newspaper. Graham spent some time coming up with an appropriate title. He chose “vice president at large,” a generous signal that Mr. Bradlee remained a big figure but had no particular responsibilities.
In retirement, Mr. Bradlee wrote his highly successful memoir. He and Quinn raised millions of dollars for Children’s National Medical Center, which had done so much for their son, Quinn, who was born with serious disabilities in 1982. He also gave money away, endowing the Bradlee Professorship of Government and the Press at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
He joined the International Advisory Board of Independent News & Media, a global media company that owns newspapers and other properties in Ireland, England and South Africa. Into his 80s, he enjoyed traveling to board meetings in those countries. Mr. Bradlee also served as chairman of the Historic St. Mary’s City Commission, the nonprofit organization that maintains the historical relics of St. Mary’s, the oldest European settlement in Maryland. In 2007, the French government awarded him its Legion d’Honneur, France’s highest decoration.
Mr. Bradlee and Quinn maintained residences in St. Mary’s County, Md., in East Hampton, N.Y., and in Georgetown. Besides his wife, survivors include a son from his first marriage, Benjamin C. Bradlee Jr. of Boston; two children from his second marriage, Dominic Bradlee of Hydra, Greece, and Marina Murdock of Purcellville, Va.; a son from his third marriage, Quinn Bradlee of Washington; 10 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
The late David Halberstam, who won a Pulitzer Prize for the New York Times and devoted much of his book “The Powers That Be” to Mr. Bradlee’s Washington Post, offered this valedictory in an interview:
“He took The Post, then affluent and filled with underutilized potential, and made it a formidable national newspaper worthy of a head-to-head competition with the [New York] Times. He did it in a way that made the paper itself a joyous place to work. The paper reflected his personality. He was exuberant, competitive and combative if challenged. He made The Post a magnet for young reporters looking for a chance to play in a very high-stakes game.”
An earlier version of this obituary misspelled the name of Osborn Elliott, a former top editor at Newsweek magazine. The article has been corrected.
Robert G. Kaiser is a former managing editor of The Washington Post. | positive |
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Jilted Muslim youth (Love Jihadi) sets Hindu girl on fire in denial of love.
Muslim Love Jihadi sets Hindu girl on fire pouring kerosene in Howrah, West Bengal. Girl in critical condition, culprit at large.
Jaita Dhar | HENB | Howrah | 8 Dec 2014:: An 18-year-old Hindu girl named Neha Choudhury, was set ablaze allegedly by a 26-year-old Muslim perpetrator named Mohammad Imtiaz, after she resisted his attempts to violate her modesty on Monday. Jilted Love Jihadi Imtiaz poured kerosene on Neha when she was retaliating to save her modesty. The school going girl and a resident of Kashi Mondal Lane, in the Belur police station area, suffered nearly 60% burns and is fighting for her life at the Tusliram Lakshmi Devi Jaiswal Hospital.
The girl, a Higher Secondary (10+2 standard) examinee, has been admitted to a state-run hospital with burns on the upper part of her body. The condition of the patient is critical as known latest.
Police said Mohammad Imtiaz, entered the Neha’s house in Belur’s Kashi Mondal Lane when she was alone around 8.30am. Imtiaz, a resident of the nearby area (Mainuddin Ansari Road, Vot Bagan), is yet to be arrested. Police said that the accused had attacked the school girl “for revenge”.
“A preliminary probe has revealed that the girl turned down a marriage proposal from the accused. The assault is the fallout of that,” said an officer of Belur police station.
“We are investigating. The girl said she was set ablaze after she resisted Imtiaz’s attempts to sexually abuse her. The accused is absconding and we are trying to track him down,” said Srihari Pandey, additional deputy commissioner, north, Howrah City Police.
Neha, the victimized girl lost her father eight years ago and lives with her mother, who earns a living as a domestic help. Their relatives live in adjacent shanties.
An aunt of the girl who lives in the neighbourhood said she was washing utensils in front of her shanty when she heard her niece’s screams. “I saw a youth run out of the house, part of his shirt in flames. He managed to douse the fire and run away,” the aunt said.
“Around the same time my niece ran out, too, crying in pain. I splashed water on her with a bucket and put out the flames.”
The shanty where the girl lives (Kashi Mondal Lane, Ward No. 19 under Bally Municipality) can be accessed from two lanes – one in front and the other at the rear. The aunt, who was washing utensils in the front lane, did not see Imtiaz enter the girl’s house.
“The statement of the witness suggests that the accused had entered the house from the rear lane,” the officer said.
Neha, the Hindu girl told doctors that Imtiaz barged into her room while she was alone and asked whether she would marry her. As Neha refused Imtiaz straight forward, Imtiaz proceeded to violate the modesty of Neha and further.
When Neha tried to chase the perpetrator, Imtiaz allegedly took out a bottle and sprinkled kerosene from it on her before setting her ablaze with a matchstick. The police said some kerosene fell on Imtiaz’s shirt, too.
The girl’s uncle said she had complained to him about the youth earlier. “She told me that he used to harass her on her way to tuition. I asked her to ignore him,” he said. “She is struggling to complete her education.”
A local TMC leader asserted the incident and told that Imtiaz is a habitual offender and has been disturbing school going girls as his usual manners since long. Imtiaz is a daily labour and he attacked another two Hindu girls, one by razor and other by throwing acid. Knowing all these fully well, the local Muslim TMC councillor, Reyaz Ahamed, nor the police authority took any action earlier against the culprit ‘Love Jiahdi’ Mohammad Imtiaz.
When the local Hindu residents took the street to protest over the pre-planned attack by Mohammad Imtiaz on Neha Choudhury resulting serious burn to the victim, the police and TMC councillor took the case in hand.
The officer at Belur police station said a case under “attempt to murder” charge has been started. “We are looking for Imtiaz.”
The accused is absconding while the girl is battling for life at a private hospital in Howrah. From a source it is known, the doctors in Jaiswal Hospital, Howrah are contemplating to shift the patient to Calcutta Medical college for better treatment. | positive |
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has hit a new polling high, claiming 56 percent support among Republicans and GOP-leaning voters in a new NBC News/Survey Monkey poll released Tuesday.
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Trump rose 6 points from last month’s edition of the same poll, while Cruz dropped 4 points and Kasich dropped 3.
A plurality of Republicans surveyed, 39 percent, said Cruz should stay in the GOP race through the party's convention in July. Slightly fewer, 36 percent, said he should drop out now, while 23 percent said he should drop out next month if he's running behind at the end of the primary season.
Meanwhile, 58 percent said Kasich should drop out now, while another 26 percent said he should stay in the race until Cleveland and 15 percent said drop out next month.
The survey of 3,479 GOP registered voters took place April 25–May 1. It has a margin of error of 2.2 points. | positive |
Today Creative Commons published a policy analysis covering several copyright-related issues presented in the draft intellectual property chapter of EU-Mercosur free trade agreement. We examine issues that would be detrimental to the public domain, creativity and sharing, and user rights in the digital age. [The policy paper is also available in Spanish and Portuguese.]
The European Union (EU) and the Latin American sub-regional bloc consisting of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay (Mercosur) have been negotiating a free trade agreement (FTA) since 2000. The EU-Mercosur FTA is expansive, addressing trade in industrial and agricultural goods, potential changes to rules governing small- and medium-sized businesses as well as government procurement, and intellectual property provisions such as copyrights and patents. The EU-Mercosur FTA negotiations continue during a time when several of the affected countries—including Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and even the EU—are involved in a review of their own copyright rules.
Only a few chapters of the draft EU-Mercosur FTA have been made available for public inspection. In November 2016 the EU released a draft of the chapter dealing with intellectual property, which is the most recent publicly available version. Civil society organisations and the public are typically excluded from participating in—or even observing—the negotiation meetings.
The EU-Mercosur FTA negotiations take place in an environment where an increasing level of copyright policy is being constructed through multilateral trade agreements. There are several current negotiations underway, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Each of these agreements include provisions regulating intellectual property, and the recent negotiation of these trade pacts shows that when copyright is put on the table, there’s a significant push to drastically increase enforcement measures for rights holders, lengthen copyright terms, and demand harsh infringement penalties. While the demands of rights holders are fully addressed, there’s little consideration given to the rights of the public. Limitations and exceptions to copyright are downplayed, or not present at all. In the text we see the invisible (and powerful) hand of the EU, which wishes to export the intellectual property provisions most beneficial to rightsholders (such as harmonized longer terms), but only wants to permit the absolute minimum when it comes to limitations and exceptions (such as only temporary copying).
Copyright term extension is unnecessary and unwarranted : The draft IP chapter proposes to extend the duration of copyright protection for those countries that do not already adhere to the life + 70 year term. Increasing the duration of copyright protection delays works from entering the public domain, where they may be used by anyone for any purpose. It also exacerbates related challenges, such as the orphan works problem.
User rights must be protected by expanding limitations and exceptions : Copyright protection and enforcement measures should always be tempered by recognizing and upholding the rights of users in the copyright ecosystem. But the IPR chapter doesn’t include similar safeguards introduced in the latest trade agreements and international copyright agreements that promote and protect balance in copyright agreements.
Mandatory remuneration frustrates the intentions of some Creative Commons licensors : The IPR chapter includes a provision that would require remuneration for performers and producers of musical works. The provision may be well-intended, but would interfere with the operation of some Creative Commons licenses by requiring a payment even when the intention of the author is to share her creative work with the world for free.
Technical protection measures must not limit the exercise of user rights : The IPR chapter includes prohibitions to circumventing technological protection measures to gain access to a work, as well as a provision that would prohibit the creation and sharing of technologies that could enable a user to circumvent technological protection measures. The problem is that it doesn’t take into account situations where users should be able to leverage a limitation or exception, but cannot due to prohibitions on circumventing a technological measure.
Precautionary injunctions against “imminent” infringements harms freedom of expression and the rule of law : The IPR chapter introduces the idea that an injunction could be levied against both potential infringers and intermediaries (including ISPs) for “imminent” copyright infringements that have not yet occurred.
Trade agreement negotiations must be transparent and involve the public : Trade agreement negotiations need to be transparent and participatory. They are not. The secrecy demonstrated in the negotiation of the TPP and other FTAs left civil society organizations like Creative Commons and the broader public at an extreme disadvantage, as only a privileged few stakeholders invited into the closed negotiation circle had their interests fully considered.
Read our extended policy paper here. The text is also available in Spanish and Portuguese. | positive |
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Lawyer claims discrepancy in PM's slush fund explanation
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A lawyer who worked with Prime Minister Julia Gillard in the 1990s says he has a document that proves there is a discrepancy in her story about when she knew about a home loan involving her former partner.
While working for the law firm Slater and Gordon in 1992, Ms Gillard helped set up a fund for her then-partner, Australian Workers Union (AWU) official Bruce Wilson.
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The fund allegedly paid for part of a property in Kerr Street, Fitzroy.
Nick Styant-Browne was a partner in Slater and Gordon and became involved in a bitter dispute within the firm, which then acted for the AWU.
At the centre of it were two men - union official Ralph Blewitt and branch secretary Mr Wilson - who were accused of being behind a fraud in which hundreds of thousands of dollars from developers were paid into a slush fund and then siphoned off.
Ms Gillard helped set up the fund but has categorically denied any wrongdoing, saying she thought it was to be used for legitimate purposes, namely the re-election of union officials.
The saga was revived on Wednesday by the self-confessed fraudster Blewitt, who has returned to Australia after eight years abroad and announced plans to tell all to the Victoria Police fraud squad.
Prompted by the renewed coverage of the issue, Nick Styant-Browne decided to give his first television interview to reveal what he knows about the saga.
He has provided 7.30 with documents that he says shed new light on Ms Gillard's involvement in the purchase of the house in Fitzroy.
Mr Styant-Browne claims Ms Gillard said she did not know about a Slater and Gordon mortgage for the house until August 1995, even though a fax from the Commonwealth Bank regarding the property was sent to her in 1993.
"There is absolutely no doubt that Ms Gillard knew of the Slater and Gordon mortgage in March of 1993, but was specifically involved in taking steps to facilitate that mortgage," he said.
"And just to give you some examples, she personally arranged for the mortgage insurance for the Kerr Street property through the Commonwealth Bank and the letter was faxed to her on March 22, 1993 from the Commonwealth Bank marked for her attention noting that the insurance had been renewed, and further advising that the Slater and Gordon mortgage interest was noted on the policy of insurance."
'No recollection'
But in a statement, a spokesman for the Prime Minister said Ms Gillard has no recollection of seeing the document in question from the bank.
The statement from the PM's office said the conveyancing for the property was handled by a paralegal within the firm and Ms Gillard did not personally arrange for the mortgage insurance for the Kerr Street property.
"The conveyancing for the Kerr Street property was handled by Olive Brosnahan, a paralegal, under the oversight of Nick Styant-Browne, the relevant partner," the statement said.
"A note in Ms Brosnahan's handwriting appears on the publicly available file dated 22 March 1993. It states that Ralph (Blewitt) was chasing up the Commonwealth Bank in relation to the certificate of currency.
"It also records the making of a phone call to Ms Gillard which resulted in a message being left for Ms Gillard. The file contains no evidence of Ms Gillard returning this call.
Ms Gillard has no recollection of seeing the correspondence from the Commonwealth Bank dated 23 March 1993. Spokesperson for the Prime Minister
"What this entry on the file shows is that Mr Blewitt was personally attending to dealing with the Commonwealth Bank about the certificate of currency.
"Ms Gillard has no recollection of seeing the correspondence from the Commonwealth Bank dated 22 March 1993."
Mr Styant-Browne says he was concerned by the fact Ms Gillard did not open a file when helping create the slush fund, and he says her personal relationship with Mr Wilson was not disclosed to him.
"Ms Gillard stated in the interview she didn't open a file. This was not passing advice to a rank-and-file union member. This matter involved the incorporation of a legal entity and it was most unusual that a file was not opened," he said.
"Fees were waived in relation to the work that was done on the file. Then there was the question of her involvement in the purchase of the Kerr Street property and the fact that she had understood that a tenant of the property was to be her then boyfriend Mr Wilson, and that was a relationship which had never been disclosed to me.
"I didn't find out about it until August 1995. And so they were the two principal matters that concerned me about her conduct."
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story quoted Ms Gillard's spokesman as issuing a statement saying: "Ms Gillard has no recollection of seeing the correspondence from the Commonwealth Bank dated 23 March 1993." The spokesman now says that was a typo, and the statement should have read "22 March 1993." Our copy has been amended accordingly.
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The executive suites of JPMorgan Chase in Midtown Manhattan may seem a world away from the politically connected Chinese job applicants who landed on the bank’s payroll.
But a confidential email has emerged that shows a top Chinese regulator directly asked Jamie Dimon, the bank’s chief executive, for a “favor” to hire a young job applicant. The applicant, a family friend of the regulator, now works at JPMorgan.
Mr. Dimon met the applicant in June 2012, according to interviews and the previously unreported email, one of several documents that JPMorgan recently turned over to federal authorities as part of an investigation into hiring at the bank. At the meeting with Mr. Dimon in New York, the applicant acted as an interpreter for the Chinese insurance regulator. JPMorgan bankers in Hong Kong, hoping to help her job prospects, knew in advance that she would attend.
JPMorgan said Mr. Dimon had nothing to do with the decision to hire the young woman, described within the bank as well qualified. And like the C.E.O. of any large company, Mr. Dimon can be expected to meet with many people in a given day. According to a person briefed on the investigation, he is not suspected of any wrongdoing.
Still, the episode underscores the dual forces driving JPMorgan and other Wall Street banks to hire the family and friends of China’s ruling elite. The banks sought to build good will with Chinese officials, who, in turn, expected favors from the banks.
Federal authorities are now investigating whether the hiring at JPMorgan — and at least six other big banks — was done explicitly to win business from Chinese companies. The authorities could decide to bring charges against individuals or a bank if they find such activity to be in violation of anti-bribery laws.
At the time of Mr. Dimon’s June 2012 meeting with the Chinese insurance regulator, Xiang Junbo, JPMorgan was seeking lucrative work from Chinese insurance companies. Mr. Xiang, a former banker who had been trying to secure a JPMorgan job for his young family friend a month before the meeting, would have a good deal of sway over those companies.
As the meeting with Mr. Dimon was wrapping up, interviews and the confidential email show, Mr. Xiang changed the subject to his young interpreter. He introduced her to Mr. Dimon and portrayed her as the daughter of a close friend and a potential JPMorgan employee. In an awkward moment for the applicant, she translated as Mr. Xiang extolled the benefits of hiring her.
Mr. Dimon, according to interviews with people briefed on the meeting, was not expecting the young applicant to attend. In response to the request, Mr. Dimon told Mr. Xiang that the bank would “do what we can.”
In the confidential email sent after the meeting, a JPMorgan banker in Hong Kong recounted how Mr. Xiang asked Mr. Dimon “for favor to retain her in US team.” The banker, who worked on deals with Chinese-based insurance companies, emphasized “the importance of this relationship and specialty in the insurance area,” adding that “we will be expected to find a solution for her quickly.”
With the approval of the bank’s compliance department, and after vetting the applicant through multiple interviews, JPMorgan created a special internship to accommodate the applicant, according to the people briefed on the situation. In early 2013, the people said, JPMorgan assigned her to a group within the bank’s New York headquarters that is focused on the insurance business. She later landed a full-time job at the bank.
“Our C.E.O. played no role in the hiring decision, did not weigh in, and did not follow up,” a bank spokesman, Joseph Evangelisti, said in a statement. “It is his normal practice to pass on referrals without advice to those involved in hiring.”
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The timing of the internship may have had no connection to JPMorgan’s business with the Chinese insurance industry, some of which JPMorgan secured before the meeting. The applicant played no role in those deals, the people briefed on the meeting said, and the bank had ties that long predated her meeting with Mr. Dimon.
Even so, the meeting came at an advantageous time. One JPMorgan banker in Asia, the people briefed on the meeting said, privately described Mr. Dimon’s meeting with Mr. Xiang as “strategically important,” given a string of business deals the bank was seeking with Chinese insurance companies.
And in the months after the meeting, JPMorgan worked on at least four business deals with Chinese insurance companies that Mr. Xiang oversaw, public filings show. In recent months, according to the filings, five top insurance companies with headquarters in mainland China or Hong Kong have become JPMorgan clients.
Until now, it was unclear whether any well-connected job applicants ever met JPMorgan executives in New York. Earlier documents that JPMorgan produced to federal authorities focused on hiring practices in Hong Kong and mainland China.
But the latest ones show how the hires also touched the New York headquarters, where the bank awarded at least two internships to well-connected applicants, including Mr. Xiang’s translator. She is one of several dozen well-connected hires cited in the documents JPMorgan has produced for investigators.
Together, the documents — copies of which were reviewed by The New York Times — paint the most detailed portrait yet of the bank’s hiring. JPMorgan, the documents show, employed not only applicants tied to China’s regulators and state-owned companies, but also candidates linked to private business leaders in China.
The revelations come as authorities are intensifying their investigation. While the hiring of employees connected to private enterprises would not typically violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which requires the involvement of a government official in a bribe, authorities are exploring whether state-owned Chinese companies indirectly owned some of the private enterprises, according to people briefed on the case. If the private companies are effectively arms of the government, then the federal law could apply.
On Friday, JPMorgan lawyers met with federal authorities in Washington, according to a person who attended that meeting. The Justice Department, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn and the Securities and Exchange Commission are handling the investigation.
Mr. Dimon is not a subject of the investigation and he is not suspected of knowing about any questionable hiring practices at the bank. But JPMorgan bankers in Hong Kong were involved in those practices — and were instrumental in the internship awarded to Mr. Xiang’s young family friend.
By the time of the 2012 meeting, Mr. Xiang was already pushing the JPMorgan bankers in Hong Kong to secure work for his family friend, according to the interviews with people briefed on the meeting who were not authorized to speak publicly. The JPMorgan bankers recommended that she attend the meeting with Mr. Dimon, the people said, and knew in advance that she agreed to do so.
While the confidential email mentioned the applicant by name, The Times could not reach her for comment and decided to withhold her identity because she is not suspected of wrongdoing and is not a public figure.
A spokesman for the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, where Mr. Xiang is chairman, could not be reached for comment on Friday. Mr. Xiang has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
Since the authorities opened the investigation into JPMorgan last spring, the inquiry has entangled other Wall Street giants. Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, UBS and other banks have received requests for information, according to people briefed on the investigations.
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The banks declined to comment on the investigations, which are at an early stage.
S.E.C. officials and the prosecutors also declined to comment.
Banks are not prohibited from hiring the family and friends of Chinese officials. A hiring would be a violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act only if it can be shown that a bank explicitly swapped job offers for business deals with Chinese government officials. Such a bank must also have operated with the “corrupt intent” to influence a Chinese official, a blurry line that might be crossed if unqualified employees were hired.
The applicant who met Mr. Dimon is well educated. She had a graduate degree from New York University. At JPMorgan, she received strong performance reviews.
Mr. Evangelisti, the bank spokesman, said that the applicant had “prior experience serving as an interpreter” before the meeting with Mr. Dimon and Mr. Xiang.
Even if federal authorities decline to pursue a case against the bank, JPMorgan’s hiring practices could also raise concerns with the authorities in Britain and Hong Kong, where anti-bribery laws are stricter than the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in the United States. The authorities could focus on the bank’s “Sons and Daughters” hiring program, in which well-connected applicants routinely face fewer interviews and special treatment.
The daughter of a top executive at Tianhe, a private Chinese chemical company, received some extra attention after her father called JPMorgan to complain that her contract did not stack up to other JPMorgan employees, according to a previously unreported email reviewed by The Times. Her contract, he said, was not permanent and lacked a housing allowance.
The complaint arrived soon after the young woman joined JPMorgan in 2011. At that time, the bank was seeking an advisory role on Tianhe’s initial public offering of stock.
“It sounds to me like the deal is large enough, we are pregnant enough with this person, that we’d be crazy not to accommodate her father’s wants,” a JPMorgan executive in Hong Kong wrote in the email.
Recently, JPMorgan withdrew from the potential $1 billion I.P.O. of Tianhe. A spokeswoman at a Hong Kong public relations agency representing Tianhe declined to provide a statement from the company.
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Asked recently on CNBC about abandoning the deal, Mr. Dimon said, “I don’t know the circumstance exactly, but I think we’re trying to make decisions that try to make us as pure as possible, that we’re trying to do the right thing.”
Mr. Dimon played down the significance of hiring well-connected applicants. In the interview with CNBC, he said “it’s been a norm of business for years that people hire, you know, ex-government officials, they hire sons and daughters of companies, and give them proper jobs and don’t violate, you know, American Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.”
JPMorgan started its Sons and Daughters program in 2006, somewhat early in Mr. Dimon’s tenure at the bank. Six years later, when he met with Mr. Xiang, the nation’s top insurance regulator, some of China’s biggest insurance companies were planning to go public. Around that time, JPMorgan was vying for roles on these deals — some of which it secured.
Since Mr. Dimon’s June 2012 meeting with Mr. Xiang, JPMorgan advised the AIA Group on three separate deals, according to Thomson Reuters and Standard & Poor’s Capital IQ, a research service. It is unclear whether the assignments were in the works before the meeting. AIA, a Hong Kong-based insurance company, had worked with JPMorgan on at least three deals before the meeting. During some of those deals, AIA was owned by the American International Group, the giant New York-based insurer.
The People’s Insurance Company of China, a state-owned insurer, also hired JPMorgan as one of 17 banks for its November 2012 I.P.O. That same month, JPMorgan was the co-lead underwriter on China Taiping Capital Ltd.’s $297 million debt offering, according to Capital IQ. The holding company of China Taiping again picked JPMorgan as an adviser when the insurer acquired stakes in a number of subsidiaries last May.
For Wall Street, one of the most coveted insurance deals was the I.P.O. of Taikang, often listed as the fifth-largest insurer in China. In a 2011 email reviewed by The Times, a JPMorgan banker referred to the “juicy size” of the deal.
For now, it is unclear whether JPMorgan secured a role on the I.P.O., which has not been publicly announced. But to bolster its chances with Taikang, JPMorgan had a plan: hire the “direct niece of chairman.”
“Link to ipo,” another banker said in a separate 2011 email, “is very direct.”
David Barboza and Neil Gough contributed reporting. | positive |
The Obamacare replacement plan unveiled on Monday by Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) has drawn the ire of conservatives, who are blasting it for repealing too little of the existing law.
Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro highlighted the most serious problems with the replacement bill, writing, "Instead of repealing Obamacare, they now plan to trim around the edges. Their new Obamacare plan isn’t an attempt to shift America away from government-run healthcare. It's an attempt to re-enshrine government as the center of the health care system, with a slightly rejiggered vision of its role. The plan isn't likely to lower costs, promote competition, or curb moral hazard."
Daniel Horowitz argued at Conservative Review that the Obamacare replacement is actually worse than Obamacare itself.
"The one part of the bill that does actually immediately repeal an Obamacare provision is the immediate elimination of the individual mandate and the employer mandate that requires individuals to purchase and employers to provide health insurance," Horowitz wrote. "By leaving the price-hiking regulatory and subsidy structure in place, yet repealing the individual mandate, this bill will exacerbate the death spiral because people like myself — who are getting crushed with ridiculous premiums — will dump their insurance. Likewise, employers who are now forced to provide insurance will quickly dump their employees from their plans."
Horowitz added, "This is what happens when Republicans focus on coverage numbers at the expense of lowering costs through the regulatory structure. They achieve neither."
In a piece at The Resurgent, Erick Erickson called Ryan's replacement plan "Obamacare with a different polish," adding that Barack Obama is "the biggest winner in Washington this week."
"If the GOP is so convinced Obamacare is going to collapse on its own, perhaps they should let it instead of repackaging Obamacare and owning the collapse," Erickson wrote.
Dana Loesch unleashed an epic tweet storm against Ryan's replacement plan:
We didn’t protest Obamacare for 8 years to get Obamacare 2.0 from congressional Republicans. — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
“We have to reform entitlements!” says the party that continues the entitlement in bureaucratic health care. — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
Pushing a bill that continues subsidies is the exact opposite of “draining the swamp.” Midterms come fast, GOP. — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
I get the baby step argument. I don’t get the progressive argument adopted by some that this is it or nothing. — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
But included in the very first act should be to end subsidies and work to lower costs. Gov’t intervention is driving up cost of care. — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
Don’t say “repeal and replace” when you really mean “tinker with.” — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
Also, congressional republicans still suck out loud at messaging. Head + wall. — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 7, 2017
Conservatives in Congress have signaled their opposition to Ryan's replacement plan. A memo released by the Republican Study Committee skewered the plan as "a Republican welfare entitlement."
"Writing checks to individuals to purchase insurance is, in principle, Obamacare," the memo states. "It does allow more choices for individuals, and is more patient-centered, but is fundamentally grounded on the idea that the federal government should fund insurance purchases."
Politico received the following quotes from a couple of conservative congressmen:
“This is Obamacare by a different form,” former Freedom Caucus chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) told POLITICO. “They’re still keeping the taxes in place and Medicaid expansion, and they’re starting a new entitlement.” Freedom Caucus member Dave Brat (R-Va.) piled on, telling POLITICO he’d vote against it in its current form because “the bill maintains many of the federal features including a new entitlement program as well as most of the insurance regulations.” “Now [they] are saying we’re going to do repeal and replace but the bill does nothing of the sort,” he said. “[Speaker] Paul Ryan has always said the entire rationale for this bill is to bend the cost curve down, and so far I have seen no evidence that this bill will bring the cost curve down.”
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has called it "Obamacare lite" and predicted that "it will not pass."
"Conservatives aren't going to take it," Paul said on Fox and Friends. "Premiums and prices will continue to spiral out of control."
It remains to be seen if this replacement plan will get to President Donald Trump's desk, but he has already indicated that he supports it.
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Mysteryland announces debut American festival at original Woodstock location for May 2014
After exporting Sensation and TomorrowWorld to the United States, ID&T has announced the North American edition of their famed Mysteryland. The festival will be coming a long way from its Netherlands origin, landing at upstate New York’s most historic site — Bethel Woods, home of the original Woodstock of 1969. Mysteryland will be a three-day affair and is slated to take place during Memorial Day Weekend of 2014.
Attendance will be limited to 20,000 fans each day for a genre-spanning event that is slated production value of $10 million. News comes less than a week after it was reported that Insomniac has set sights on Woodstock ’94 grounds, Winston Farms, for next year’s Electric Daisy Carnival — also expected to land on Memorial Day Weekend.
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Let me get this out of the way right off the bat. I like the enthusiasm and energy and maybe even the vague concept behind this work from Finland's Food Liberation Army, or FLA. Basically, they are holding Ronald McDonald hostage until McDonald's comes clean about their processing and ingredients. It's all fun and games up to that point. But what's not 'cool' as it were, is the use of a style taken directly from terrorism execution videos and the promise of executing Ronald by next Friday (February 11, 2011 at 6:30PM EET) if they do not receive their information ransom. Sure, it's meant in jest - but can we not leave some things for the real world? Like terrorist execution videos? Is that too much to ask?
One more irritating tidbit is the group's psuedo-arabic flag. Maybe because I spent some time in the middle east I've gone all soft, but the allusion of mimicking Arabic script smacks of a really hateful stereotype. Yes, I get the joke - it's actually "I'm loving it" upside down. Clever. But it's definitely trying to represent an Islamic extremist group 'vibe' and I guess I have found out where my line is because they've crossed it. No doubt their response would be, "It's just a joke." But they themselves are close enough to a PETA-like extremist non-profit that it just comes off in poor taste. I am no fan of McDonald's, but I'm no fan of this either.
The groups's Flag and upside-down 'joke':
Here's the Hostage Video:
The FLA has also launched a site, freeronald.org, where they have posted eight questions they expect the fast-food giant to answer as well as the video of 'how they kidnapped Ronald.' You can even sign the petition should you agree with their cause.
The Kidnapping Video:
I know this is just a plastic statue. I know it's supposed to be a joke - albeit a joke with a point. But it wasn't that long ago when Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was captured and later beheaded in such a video. There is still a war going on, not to mention a much larger struggle between extremism of all sorts and rational civilization. I wonder how long after WWII it took for people to joke about Japanese internment camps or how long after Vietnam it took to joke about Agent Orange, but this stuff is still going on. It's too soon to me. Or maybe it's just not funny enough to warrant the use of the material?
Of course, McDonald's isn't going to respond to this ("We don't deal with terrorists!"), so by next Friday we'll see how tastefully an organization can hold a 'beheading' party. I would not want to be involved, that's for sure, even if it's beheading an ugly, plastic statue.
Yeah, we need to be aware of - and oftentimes use - current events in our marketing efforts. That's what can help make them timely and relateable. And the smaller, more politically oriented groups are under even more pressure to do something that 'breaks out of the clutter'. But we also must be aware of the temperature in the room, where are peoples' hearts and minds? Maybe in Finland this is funny. Heck, maybe it's funny here in America. But from where I'm sitting, it makes me a little ashamed that I'm in advertising at the moment.
YouTube user, c3bhm, would disagree with me, "THIS is a perfect example of the kinds of super cool - yet 'harmless' - kinds of social protest ('terrorism' - ha) that will actually succeed in having an impact - because it is sweet and fun but also serious and respectable but also dangerous and illegal but also crazy - and the internet community all around the world loves it. Even network news turns to web-content now, because it's the most entertaining and thought provoking stuff. Thanks guys. Keep up the good work."
This work leaves me with a feeling similar to what I feel after I eat a few Chicken McNuggets. At first I think this is going to be all right, I might even say I like it, but then the aftertaste and discomfort are too much to ignore. Anyone else feel the way I do or am I totally taking this too seriously? I usually err on the side of 'anything is fair game' but not this time. Maybe by posting this, I'm trying to figure out why exactly that is.
Ronald McDonald is a hostage. Or is taste the real victim? I look forward to your comments and dialogue.
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ESPN Computer Names College Football's 'Easiest' Schedule - The Spun: What's Trending In The Sports World Today Skip to main content Sign In College Football NFL College Football NBA College Hoops Interviews Tickets SI.COM Privacy Policy Terms of Use Platform Privacy Privacy Settings New Articles1 September 24, 2022 Sep 24, 2022 Tom Brady Added To Injury Report: Fans React College Football NFL College Football NBA College Hoops Interviews SI.COM 1 New Articles ESPN Computer Names College Football's 'Easiest' Schedule Author: Andrew Holleran Publish date: Apr 18, 2021 TEMPE, AZ - SEPTEMBER 19: General view of Sun Devil Stadium as the Arizona State Sun Devils and the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks warm up prior to the college football game on September 19, 2008 in Tempe, Arizona. The Sun Devils defeated the Warhawks 38-14. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) ESPN's computer model, the Football Power Index, has released its initial rankings for the upcoming 2021 season. Which college football program has the easiest schedule in college football? According to ESPN's computer model, the easiest schedule in all of college football belongs to the Charlotte 49ers. However, they are not a Power 5 program, so it's not too surprising to see someone like Charlotte rank at the bottom of the list. What Power 5 program has the easiest schedule in the country, though? According to ESPN's Football Power Index, the Power 5 school with the easiest schedule in college football in 2021 is Arizona State. The Sun Devils' 2021 schedule ranks No. 83 in the country by the Football Power Index. That is the lowest ranking of any Power 5 program in the country. Here's Arizona State's full schedule: vs. Southern Utah vs. UNLV at BYU vs. Colorado at UCLA vs. Stanford at Utah vs. Washington State vs. USC at Washington at Oregon State vs. Arizona As you can see, there aren't a ton of really tough games on that schedule. Playing at BYU is a solid non-conference game, but the other two non-conference tilts aren't projected to be very difficult. The Pac-12 isn't expected to be really tough, either, and the Sun Devils don't have to play Oregon. What's Trending Tom Brady Added To Injury Report: Fans React NFL World Reacts To Concerning Josh Jacobs News Conflicting Reports Emerge About Super Bowl Halftime Performer Tennis World Reacts To Roger Federer's Last Match How Much Apple Music Paid NFL For Rights To Super Bowl Halftime Show Betting Line Shifting In Jaguars Favor Amid Justin Herbert Injury Concerns Privacy Policy Terms of Use Platform Privacy Privacy Settings © 2022 CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE {{/thumbnail}} RELATED STORY {{title}} READ {{/items}} | negative |
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5-22-17 Update on Cathy’s Battle with Cancer – Shizzle Design Skip to content Shizzle Design Paint Shop in West Michigan Menu Home Shop About FAQ Blog Our Journey Portfolio Contact Posted on May 22, 2017 May 24, 2017 by shizzle-design 5-22-17 Update on Cathy’s Battle with Cancer It’s been a while since I’ve updated anyone on our website. For those of you who don’t know, Cathy is my sister and partner in the business. Shizzle Sisters Cathy (left) and Shelly (right) Shelly (left) and Cathy (right) pictured below at West Michigan’s Women’s Expo 2014 DeVos Place, Grand Rapids, MI Cath was diagnosed Thanksgiving 2016 with Stage IV Extensive SMALL CELL Lung Cancer which had already metastisized to her bones. So far, the cancer has metatisized to her spine (8 fractures), skull, liver, ribs, both femurs and her hips and that’s with numerous radiation treatments to various parts of her body and two failed lines of chemo. Cath spent the past 6 months in excruating pain because the cancer literally sucked the life out of her bones. The first two months were the worst as we literally watched her tremble and moan in pain as she shook. She looked like that of an advanced Parkinson’s patient and had just told us she was done fighting when a doctor from the Javery Pain Institute in Grand Rapids, Michigan came to her rescue. Thankfully, The Javery Paint Institute was able to get her pain under control using epidural type injections directly into her spine so she could get off all the other crappy pain meds that the oncologist kept pumping into her. Because of all the damage to her spine, she’s lost several inches in height. She’s also lost almost 60 pounds. Between chemo, radiation, the Javery Institute, 3 different oncologists, a radiologist and special dentist, she’s pretty much been in daily treatment, travelling back and forth to the hospital on a daily basis since she was diagnosed. To say that’s it’s been a nightmare is an understatement. It seems like anything and everything that could have gone wrong, has. In the past six months, she’s lost the ability to do much of what we all take for granted. Due to all the damage caused in her spine, she’s no loger able to walk on her own or stand for more than a few seconds so much of her time is spent in a hospital bed which is set up in her living room. She uses a walker within her home and wheelchairs or motorized cart when we’re going to and from treatment or a quick stop to the store. There is no cure and the prognosis is not good so continued prayers are appreciated. Cath was initially given 2-3 weeks without treatment or 3-6 months with treatment. Today marks six months since diagnosis and we’re all very thankful that she’s still with us! I can’t even begin to imagine what it must be like to be in her shoes as my cancer is under control. Our mom has also just finished several months of radiation for her cancer and as of last week, was given two thumbs up after results came in from her PET scan. She however is still very weak from all the treatment she had to go through and is having a hard time getting over 80 pounds. She’s trying hard to gain weight and regain her strength but is very tired and of course, concerned about Cathy. Cath too has lost a tremendous amount of weight and needs to try to get more nurishment into her body. Last month, our brother Steve was also diagnosed with the same cancer that mom has but thankfully, his was caught at a very early stage so he’s going to be fine. I’m doing my best to juggle tiime between running Shizzle single-handedly, taking care of my two girls, running Cath to and from treatments and quite frankly, just trying to deal with it all. This has been an extremely trying time for everyone in our small family. Words cannot express how much we appreciate all the love, support, prayers and continued paint sales as we go through this difficult journey. We wouldn’t be able to do it without you! To stay current with Cath’s progress, you can subscribe to her CaringBridge website, It’s listed under Cathy Blood. You can also view updates on her GoFundMe site, also under Cathy Blood. I also post more frequent, but less detailed updates on our ShizzleLLC Facebook page. Shelly Andrade Share this: Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related CategoriesOur Journey Tagscancer 11 Replies to “5-22-17 Update on Cathy’s Battle with Cancer” Karalyn Jilbert says: May 23, 2017 at 12:39 PM So sorry! Prayers will continue. Reply shizzle-design says: May 23, 2017 at 1:35 PM Thank you so much Karalyn! Your prayers mean the world to us! Shelly Reply Jude Near says: May 23, 2017 at 5:34 PM It’s so wonderful to continue to see her steadfast smile in the midst of all that she’s endured! My thoughts and prayers are definitely with you all. Continue to make good memories together. Cherish every moment. <3 Reply shizzle-design says: May 23, 2017 at 7:21 PM Thanks Jude, That was a very fun day. We escaped and spent the day w some other good friends. Almost every day so far has been spent in treatment. Hoping we have more fun adventures ahead. Reply Pingback: Shizzle Design | Our Favorite Paint, Wax & Buffing Brushes + One of Our Professional Buffing Tips Kept Secret until Now Natalya MacNeil says: May 25, 2017 at 7:26 AM To all your family, Shelly, you are truly amazing, how much more so to be able to write updates such as this. God has given you such strength to cope with so many health & life challenges. I send my fervent prayers to you & Cathy & your family. I am an almost 3 year breast cancer survivor with a very good prognosis, & I simply can’t even fathom how you can deal with your own & your dear family’s cancer. all at the same time. I recall fondly about 6 years ago attending a workshop at your home studio, & all your family’s generosity in providing the most delicious lunch spread & desserts, as if we were your most treasured guests. May that generosity be returned to you a billion fold, now & forever. Sincerely, Natalya (from Lansing) Reply shizzle-design says: May 25, 2017 at 7:35 AM Awe, thanks Natalya! We sure need can use the prayers. I remember those days of teaching workshops in the home. I may be going back to those intimate classes once everything settles down. I think you attended on held in our garage. We eventually started teaching right in the living room via the use of drop cloths. I sure don’t feel strong these days as depression is sucking the life out of me, but I’m getting through it one minute at a time. Reply Beth Heim says: May 25, 2017 at 11:57 AM Shelly, you know I’ve been following you since way back. I’m so, so sorry your family is undergoing all of this. Your plate is more than full. There is nothing I can say but, ‘do what you can to hang tough’. My thoughts are with you. Reply shizzle-design says: May 25, 2017 at 11:54 PM Thanks Beth, I’m trying. Hanging on by a thread on most days but I’m getting through the days one step at a time. Reply Angela Lichvar says: July 28, 2017 at 6:19 PM My sister was diagnosed with stage four bladder cancer- a type the doctors don’t even have a idea about or even seen. She went through chemo , several rounds, a hysterectomy, bladder removal, and a new bladder made from her intestines. With all this she still only had a 9 percent to make it to Christmas. We are now almost eight months out from that date and her life has begun again. She has suffered the loss her relationship with her fiancee during the process. She has still has spots of the cancer and faces more treatments. Please don’t lose hope because miracles do happen every minute. I believe! My thoughts and heart are there for you. Please let your sister know we are listening. With love! Angle. Reply shizzle-design says: July 29, 2017 at 6:19 AM That is amazing Angie! I’m so happy for you. They’ve apparently come a long way with bladder cancer then over the past few years. My brother-in-law, Cath’s husband, passed in four months from diagnosis of his bladder cancer so it’s encouraging to know some people are surviving it now. Hospice has taken over now because none of the 3 chemo’s worked. There are no other treatment options available for her, at least in this area. In my opinion, West Michigan is years behind other parts of the country. I lost hope a long time ago as my entire immediate family is riddled with cancer. 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Snapshot: SDSU Residential Learning Communities – The Daily Aztec Return to Story Remove Paragraphs or Images Print Create PDF The Daily Aztec • March 7, 2018 • https://thedailyaztec.com/88390/artsandculture/snapshot-sdsu-residential-learning-communities/ Snapshot: SDSU Residential Learning Communities Photo by Sam Mayo Floor three in Zura Hall displays creative information boards. by Kayleigh Venne, Senior Staff Writer Living in the dorms is not only a rite of passage, but also an experience that has a great influence on a student’s freshman year. Fate ultimately determines which building, roommates and resident advisor a student ends up with, leaving little to a student’s control. However, freshman do have the ability to choose which floor their room will be on if they decide to live in a Residential Learning Community. San Diego State offers 18 Residential Living Communities that a freshman can choose to reside in as opposed to regular ol’ dorm life. A few of the university’s residence halls house the RLCs. Each community is an entire floor dedicated to a specific topic of study. The learning communities cover a vast area of interests and majors ranging all the way from adventures in surfing and sustainability to visual and performing arts to pre-law. Because the learning communities create a collaborative environment, students can easily form study groups with one another as they help each other transition into dorm life. “Overall, our learning communities are very popular,” Residential Education Office Associate Director Jenna Hazelton said. “Numbers wise, business, health and healing and ‘Discover San Diego State’ seem to be requested the most each year.” SDSU’s learning communities can be found in Zura Hall and Maya/Olmeca Hall as well as Cuicacalli Suites, although some are subject to change locations due to sizes and student requests. “I loved living in the learning community as a freshman,” accounting senior Alex Purcell said. “It connected me with people who were in my major and had the same ambitions as me.” The learning communities have evolved since their beginning in 2004. Hazelton said they began as FGIs, or Freshman Interest Groups. Those interest groups have since grown into a large community program which now includes one to two required courses. “The only thing I didn’t like about the experience was that we had to take an additional class that was just a big waste of time,” Purcell said. “But I still take classes with my old floormates today and it is really nice to have that smaller community of friends.” In addition to making valuable friendships and class connections, the learning communities give freshmen access to an academic mentor who is trained to assist students with academics while living on their floor. Academic mentors periodically meet with the students to check that they are enrolled in the correct courses as well as to help them plan their future semester courses. “We try to place resident advisors and academic mentors on each floor where they are enrolled in the areas of study or have an interest in the topic area,” Hazelton said. “It may not always be possible, but most times we are able to accomplish this.” Residential Learning Communities are just one of the many resources that SDSU offers in order to help freshmen ease into their higher education as an Aztec. A complete list of the 18 Residential Learning Communities can be found at SDSU’s housing portion of its website. Delete Image Align Left Align Center Align Right Align Left Align Center Delete Heading | negative |
Norway Chess, the first tournament in the first Grand Chess Tour series, kicks off on Monday with a blitz tournament on the Flor & Fjære island. Here's a preview!
The third edition of the Norway Chess tournament runs June 15-26 in the Stavanger region of Norway. The participants are GMs Magnus Carlsen, Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura, Viswanathan Anand, Veselin Topalov, Alexander Grischuk, Anish Giri, Levon Aronian, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Jon Ludvig Hammer.
The tournament will start on Monday with a press conference with the players at 1:30 p.m. (local time) at the Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus. It is the players' hotel where eight of the nine rounds will be held. The fourth round will take place in the Utstein Monastery in Rennesøy.
The Utstein Abbey. | Image Wikipedia
“We really want to be a bit different compared to other tournaments,” project manager Benedicte Westre Skog told Chess.com. “We really want to show them, and the world, our beautiful region. That's why we take the players out of the hotel to some unique places.”
The Utstein Abbey happens to be Norway's best-preserved medieval monastery, according to Wikipedia. It is located on the island of Mosterøy in the Rennesøy municipality in Rogaland county. “There is a lot of history,” says Westre Skog. “We thought it would be amazing to do a round there.”
On Monday evening the players will get behind the boards to play the now traditional blitz tournament to determine the pairing numbers. This will be a private event held at the beautiful Flor & Fjære island and starts at 5:30 pm local time (2:30 p.m. New York, 11:30 a.m. Pacific).
Flor & Fjære.
Representing the Grand Chess Tour (more on that below), Garry Kasparov will be a special guest of the tournament during the first few days. He will also join the group to Flor & Fjære, but he won't play. “It's an official part of the tournament,” technical organizer Frode Sømme argued.
Chess fans dying to see Kasparov playing the top guys (after crushing Nigel Short in a recent blitz match) might argue that it's easy to remove Kasparov from the final standings to end up with the pairing numbers. Maybe it's not too late to convince the organizers? Or will it be even harder to persuade The Boss?
Norway Chess 2015 | Schedule
Day Date Time Event Venue Monday 15.06.2015 17.30 Blitz Flor & Fjære – private event Tuesday 16.06.2015 16.00 1at round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Wednesday 17.06.2015 16.00 2nd round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Thursday 18.06.2015 16.00 3rd round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Friday 19.06.2015 1 6.0 0 4th round Utstein Kloster, Rennesøy Saturday 20.06.2015 13 .0 0 Day Off & School Tournament Vitenfabrikken, Sandnes Sunday 21.06.2015 1 6.0 0 5th round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Monday 22.06.2015 1 6.0 0 6th round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Tuesday 23.06.2015 1 6.0 0 7th round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Wednesday 24.06.2015 16.00 8th round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Thursday 25.06.2015 1 6.0 0 9th round Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Thursday 25.06.2015 Ca. 10pm Tentative blitz in case of split 1st place, 2 players Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Friday 25.06.2015 Ca. 12pm Tentative blitz in case of split 1st place, more than 2 players Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Friday 25.06.2015 5pm Simulchess with celebrities and sponsors Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus Friday 25.06.2015 8.30 pm Award show and Gala dinner Hotel Scandic Stavanger Forus
Norway Chess 2015 | Map
The tournament is the first in the Grand Chess Tour, a new series of events that was announced at the end of April in St. Louis. In this cooperation between Norway Chess, the Sinquefield Cup and the London Chess Classic, all three tournaments will see nine of the same players, and one wild card.
The total prize fund of the tour will be more than a million dollars: $300,000 from each event plus another $150,000 for the tour overall. Each player earns “Grand Chess Tour points” and at the end of the cycle the top three players of the whole tour will receive extra prize money: $75,000, $50,000 and $25,000.
For Norway Chess the wild card (or rather: qualifier) is GM Jon Ludvig Hammer. The Norwegian number two won the EnterCard Chess Qualifier on May 16, where he finished ahead of Laurent Fressinet, Aryan Tari, Nils Grandelius, Curt Hansen and Simen Agdestein.
Norway Chess 2015 | Participants
# Name Country Rating Born World # 1 Magnus Carlsen NOR 2876 November 30, 1990 1 2 Fabiano Caruana ITA 2805 July 30, 1992 2 3 Viswanathan Anand IND 2804 December 11, 1969 3 4 Hikaru Nakamura USA 2802 December 9, 1987 4 5 Veselin Topalov BUL 2798 March 15, 1975 5 6 Alexander Grischuk RUS 2781 October 31, 1983 7 7 Levon Aronian ARM 2780 October 6, 1982 8 8 Anish Giri NED 2773 June 28, 1994 10 9 Maxime Vachier-Lagrave FRA 2723 October 21, 1990 28 10 Jon Ludvig Hammer NOR 2677 June 2, 1990 61
The winner of the first two editions of Norway Chess, GM Sergey Karjakin, is notably absent. This is related to the Grand Chess Tour, for which the top 10 of the January 2015 FIDE rating list was invited.
When GMs Vladimir Kramnik and Wesley So declined, the organizers invited GM Maxime Vachier-Lagrave in April, when the French player was one spot ahead of Karjakin in the world rankings. Meanwhile, he has dropped to spot #28 while Karjakin is #12.
Speaking of Vachier-Lagrave — the French GM will be active this weekend, together with GMs Wei Yi, Ruslan Ponomariov and David Anton, in the annual chess festival in Léon, Spain. There should be enough time to reach Stavanger, but it's a tight schedule!
The four players in Léon on Thursday | Photo Léon Masters Tournament
GM Magnus Carlsen, who by the way recently bought a house for 2.2 million Euros, tops the field with a 71-points Elo difference with number-two GM Fabiano Caruana. The Italian (and soon to be U.S.) grandmaster recently won the 2014-2015 FIDE Grand Prix.
Third seed this year is GM Viswanathan Anand, who is also the oldest participant. The Indian, who sadly lost his mother recently, played quite well in his last tournament. In Shamkir, in April, he finished second behind Carlsen with an undefeated 6.0/9.
GM Hikaru Nakamura, rated 2800+ for the first time in his career, qualified for the 2016 FIDE Candidates’ together with Caruana. This means he won't have to worry too much about his rating this year, which will allow him to take more risks.
together with Dmitry Jakovenko. | Photo: Caruana and Nakamura on stage at the FIDE Grand Prixtogether with Dmitry Jakovenko. | Photo: Kirill Merkurev
GM Veselin Topalov, however, might be more careful as it's important to maintain his relatively high rating. At the moment he qualifies on rating for the Candidates’ together with GM Alexander Grischuk, as can be seen in Martin Bennedik's Google Doc.
GM Levon Aronian was still rated 2830 in March 2014, but meanwhile he has dropped to number eight in the world. However, his last two events were extremely solid: at the World Teams in Armenia and the Russian league he won five and drew eight games.
Both GM Anish Giri and GM Maxime Vachier-Lagrave played in the French league last week. The Dutch GM did well with a 2828 TPR while MVL did OK too with four wins and three draws. However, the opponents in Norway Chess will be quite different.
GM Jon Ludvig Hammer will have a tough time in Stavanger. The Norwegian also participated in the first edition when he drew with Topalov, beat Wang Hao and lost the other seven. Also given his play at the qualifier he could easily do better this time around.
The promo for Norway Chess 2015.
Confession box
Probably for the first time ever in an official, classical super-tournament, the players will be able to speak in front of the camera during the game. The 2015 Norway Chess will have the “confession box” that was introduced at the EnterCard Chess Qualifier.
Like in Oslo, the confession box will be completely voluntary. When a player shares his thoughts, nobody else can hear him. According to main organizer Jøran Aulin-Jansson the laws of chess allow this remarkable feature. It's not that different from speaking out loud to yourself during a cigarette break, so maybe's right!
Hammer in the confession box during the EnterCard Qualifier. | Photo Linnea Syversen
Commentary
The commentary on the official website will be provided by New in Chess editor Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam and GM Jan Gustafsson. Norwegian TV channel TV2 will provide live coverage as well, and then there will be commentary provided by the St. Louis team as well! | positive |
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1/21/2015 – Even though there were three decisive results in the top section of Tata Steel, it felt that the round was both short and not as exciting as the previous ones - though to be fair it has been a fantastic event so far. The day favored Loek Van Wely, who got his first victory, as well as Anish Giri and Fabiano Caruana who inch closer to the top places.
The Tata Steel Chess Tournament has two main tournaments. They are played according to the 'round robin' system, whereby each competitor plays in turn against every other during the tournament. The Tata Steel Masters has 14 participants and the Tata Steel Challengers has 14 participants. Both groups start on January 10th 2015 and the last round is on January 25th. All rounds in Wijk aan Zee begin at 13.30 hours, except for the last round on January 25th, which begins at 12.00 hours. The time control is 100 minutes for 40 moves, followed by 50 minutes for 20 moves, then 15 minutes for the remaining moves with 30 seconds cumulative increment for each move starting from the first move.
Admission to the playing hall in Wijk aan Zee, Rotterdam and The Hague is free of charge
Round ten - Masters
Round 10 - Wednesday Jan. 21 Van Wely, L. - Hou, Y. 1-0 Jobava, B. - Caruana, F. 0-1 Radjabov, T. - Aronian, L. ½-½ Ivanchuk, V. - Carlsen, M. ½-½ Vachier-Lagrave - Wojtaszek ½-½ Ding, L. - So, W. ½-½ Saric, I. - Giri, A. 0-1
Daniel King shows the game Jobava vs Caruana
Today the round was played in The Hague.
At the famous Binnenhof, the governmental center of The Netherlands.
The players were given a private art tour. Here they have the chance to admire
Johannes Vermeer's 17th-century painting Girl with a Pearl Earring.
Well, why not?
All of the players posing in front of Paulus Potter's The Bull
This masterpiece is an oil painting and dates back to 1647
Anish Giri, maybe slightly overwhelmed
Hou Yifan during the art tour
Van Wely, Loek 1-0 Hou Yifan
A disaster for the World Women's Champion. She obtained a reasonable position from the opening, but it spiraled out of control quickly:
[Event "77th Tata Steel GpA"] [Site "Wijk aan Zee NED"] [Date "2015.01.21"] [Round "10"] [White "Van Wely, L."] [Black "Hou Yifan"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "B31"] [WhiteElo "2667"] [BlackElo "2673"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "r1b2rk1/p2pp1bp/2p3p1/2P1p1B1/4N2Q/8/Pq3PPP/R3R1K1 w - - 0 17"] [PlyCount "15"] [EventDate "2015.01.09"] 17. Rad1 {This is a hard position to evaluate. Black is up two pawns but her position lacks development. Her bishop on c8 is specially bad. She tries to rip apart the position immediately, but it was probably better to have some patience.} d5 $6 {Too hasty.} (17... Qxa2 18. Bxe7 Rf4 19. Qg3 a5 $5 {The position remains unclear. Black could even consider sacrificing the exchange on e4.}) 18. cxd6 exd6 19. Rxd6 {The strange thing about Hou Yifan's decision is that her king position is now clearly bad, whereas before d5 it wasn't that bad.} Bf5 20. Nf6+ Bxf6 21. Bxf6 Rab8 $4 {This, however, is just a blunder.} ( 21... Qxa2 22. h3 Rf7 (22... a5 {and initiating counterplay might be a touch better.}) 23. Bxe5 {looks painful for Black, as she will have to be careful about the diagonal for the rest of the game, but she might somehow survive.}) 22. Qc4+ Rf7 23. Red1 {Simple, Black cannot avoid Rd8+} Qb1 (23... Rbf8 24. Rd8 { doesn't change anything as Rxf8 and Rd8 mate is coming.}) 24. h3 1-0
Ivanchuk, Vassily ½-½ Carlsen, Magnus
The Ragozin employed by Carlsen gave him easy equality. Ivanchuk repeated moves in a position where he already had nothing.
Ding Liren ½-½ So, Wesley
This was seemingly a very exciting game, but it was all prep. The players followed the old game Anatoli Vaisser - Efim Geller from the Sochi Chigorin Memorial back in 1982. Actually this game in Wijk aan Zee even finished a couple of moves before the Vaisser-Geller one.
Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime ½-½ Wojtaszek, Radoslaw
This game actually promised to be very exciting. White castled queenside and sacrificed two pawns to keep his opponent's king in the center! Unfortunately he was forced to cash in his initiative soon after that. The resulting opposite colored bishop endgame was very clearly heading towards a draw.
Saric, Ivan 0-1 Giri, Anish
[Event "77th Tata Steel Chess Masters"] [Site "Den Haag"] [Date "2015.01.21"] [Round "10"] [White "Saric, Ivan"] [Black "Giri, Anish"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "B48"] [WhiteElo "2666"] [BlackElo "2784"] [Annotator "Friedel, Josh"] [PlyCount "94"] [EventDate "2015.??.??"] [EventCountry "NED"] 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nc6 5. Nc3 Qc7 6. Be3 a6 7. Qf3 {This move looks a bit unnatural, but the idea is straightforward. White wants to 0-0-0 next move, and Qg3 is often an annoying move for Black to deal with.} Ne5 (7... Nf6 {is the most common way to play, but Giri remains loyal to Ne5, which he's played a few times now.}) 8. Qg3 h5 {The queen on g3 is extremely annoying, so Black harasses it in the traditional manner.} 9. f4 ({Radjabov played} 9. O-O-O {against Giri in round 6.}) (9. f3 {was played successfully by Karjakin against Giri in 2014. One can safely assume that Anish has a few improvements.}) 9... h4 10. Qh3 Nc4 11. Bxc4 Qxc4 12. O-O-O b5 {So far, the game has proceeded in typical Paulsen fashion: White has developed and castled, and Black has moved a bunch of pawns.} 13. f5 {Saric's novelty, intentional or otherwise.} (13. Kb1 {was played against GM Bok earlier this year.}) 13... Bb7 14. Rhf1 {There is some potential scaryness on the f-file, so Giri shuts that down.} e5 15. Nb3 Qc7 16. Bg5 {A very nice move, disturbing Black's development.} Rc8 17. Rf2 {White frees the c3 knight while preparing to double on the d-file. Unfortunately, this also gives Black time to solidify his position.} (17. f6 $5 {It is possible to start throwing punches right away.} Nxf6 18. Bxf6 gxf6 19. Rxf6 b4 {Forced, as otherwise Black's position is just in shambles.} 20. Rxf7 bxc3 21. Rfxd7 (21. Rdxd7 {is also an option.}) 21... cxb2+ 22. Kxb2 Qxc2+ 23. Ka1 {looks promising for White, but after the accurate } Rh6 $1 {White's initiative seems to have fizzled out, and a draw is likely.}) 17... Be7 18. Bxe7 Kxe7 {This looks risky, but it isn't so easy to take advantage of the king on e7 right away. The knight is also far better on f6 than e7.} (18... Nxe7 19. Rfd2 {and Black's position is very uncomfortable to say the least.}) 19. Rfd2 Nf6 20. a3 Rh6 {This is what developing the rook in the Paulsen looks like. Black also prepares to drag his king to safety, as it surely doesn't want to remain on e7 forever.} 21. Qe3 Kf8 22. Kb1 {White can't do much, so Saric makes simple improvements to his position. The position looks very level, as improvements for both sides are hard to come by. That doesn't mean it is drawish, however.} Kg8 23. Rg1 {Seeing that nothing can be accomplished on the d-file, Saric aims his sniper rifle at a new target. Unfortunately, I think this is the start of his problems.} (23. Qe2 {keeping the status quo looks safer, but it is hard to play moves like this.}) 23... Ng4 24. Qf3 {h2 is always poisoned, since Qh3 traps the knight.} Qb6 25. Re1 Nf6 { Those pesky 2780 players, disrupting people's aim.} 26. g4 {Saric decides to play on the kingside anyway, but it looks to me as if Black's play is faster.} hxg3 27. Qxg3 (27. hxg3 b4 28. axb4 Qxb4 29. g4 Rh4 $1 {and Black is the one with the initiative.}) 27... d6 28. Rg2 Rh7 29. Qg5 Kf8 {This is where White's play ends, and he's left to deal with his weaknesses.} 30. Qd2 Rxc3 $1 {Black doesn't miss a chance to play energetically.} 31. Qxc3 Nxe4 32. Qd3 $2 {The first clear error of the game. White had to play precisely to create counterplay.} (32. Qb4 Nc3+ 33. bxc3 {The doubled pawns actually make a snug home for White's king on b2.} Bxg2 34. Rxe5 Rxh2 35. Re2 $1 {and it isn't so easy for Black to prove anything, for instance} Rh1+ 36. Kb2 Qg1 (36... Bd5 { is better.}) 37. Qxd6+ Kg8 38. a4 $1 {and Black's mating threats dissipate.}) 32... Nc3+ 33. Qxc3 Bxg2 {with the e5 pawn remaining intact, Black's advantage is decisive.} 34. Qc8+ Ke7 35. Qg8 Qf2 $1 36. Rd1 (36. Rxe5+ dxe5 37. Qxh7 Kf6 $1 {is also bad for White.}) 36... Be4 37. Rd2 Qg1+ 38. Ka2 Bxf5 {After a very precise sequence, Giri is left up two pawns. Of course, I'd still be nervous about my drafty king on e7, but thankfully it is Giri's king and he's got it covered.} 39. Qb8 Rh6 40. Rd5 Bd7 41. Qb7 Qg4 {Not obvious, but all precise. White simply can't generate any threats.} 42. Na5 Kf6 {This nifty move ensures complete safety for Black's king.} 43. b3 Rxh2 44. Rxd6+ Be6 45. Kb2 {Now it isn't about precision as much as making sure nothing gets blundered.} Qf4 46. Nc6 Rh1 47. Qe7+ Kf5 {and Saric resigns just as Giri's king completed his walk. As messy as it looked, this was a very clean game by Giri who took advantage of just a couple of errors by his opponent.} 0-1
Joshua Friedel Josh was born in 1986 in New Hampshire, USA and is currently living in Wisconsin. He obtained his international master title in 2005 and his grandmaster in 2008. He has participated in six US Championships, including a tie for fourth in 2008. Major Open tournament victories include: the 2003 Eastern Open, 2005 Berkeley Masters, 2008 National Open, 2009 Edmonton International, 2009 North American Open, 2010 Saint Louis Open, 2010 American Open, 2013 Chicago Open.
Giri felt pretty confident!
Jobava, Baadur 0-1 Caruana, Fabiano
Jobava played his usual, creative chess. However it, again, landed him in trouble. He was more or less able to clear himself from his nightmarish position until disaster struck:
[Event "77th Tata Steel GpA"] [Site "Wijk aan Zee NED"] [Date "2015.01.21"] [Round "10"] [White "Jobava, Ba"] [Black "Caruana, F."] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A45"] [WhiteElo "2727"] [BlackElo "2820"] [PlyCount "108"] [EventDate "2015.01.09"] 1. d4 Nf6 2. Nc3 d5 3. Bf4 e6 4. e3 Bb4 5. Nge2 O-O 6. a3 Bd6 7. g3 b6 8. Bg2 Bb7 9. O-O c5 10. Re1 Be7 11. h3 Nc6 12. g4 Rc8 13. Qd2 a6 14. dxc5 bxc5 15. Rad1 Qa5 16. Nc1 c4 17. N1e2 Rfd8 18. Nd4 Qb6 19. Qc1 Nd7 20. g5 Bf8 21. h4 g6 22. h5 Bg7 23. hxg6 hxg6 24. Nf3 Nc5 25. Nh2 e5 26. Bg3 Ne7 27. Ng4 e4 28. f4 Nf5 29. Bf2 Rb8 30. Rd2 Qe6 31. Bh3 Qc6 32. Bg2 Qe6 33. Red1 Nh4 34. Bh3 Nf3+ 35. Kg2 Qd6 36. Rxd5 Bxd5 37. Rxd5 Qb6 38. Rxc5 Qxc5 39. Nxe4 Qc6 40. Nef6+ Bxf6 41. Nxf6+ Kg7 42. e4 Nd2 43. Bg4 c3 44. b4 Rd6 45. Qe1 Rbd8 46. Qh1 {As strange a position as it gets. Black is up two exchanges (!) but White has two pawns and he is currently threatening checkmate on h6.} Rxf6 (46... Rh8 $1 47. Qe1 Qc4 48. Bc5 Rdd8 {keeps the material, and although White retains compensation it is unclear if it is enough.}) 47. Qh6+ Kg8 48. gxf6 Qxf6 49. Bh4 Qd4 50. Bxd8 {White recovers all of his material.} Qxe4+ 51. Kg3 $4 {An absolute blunder... and White still had plenty of time to calculate!} ( 51. Kf2 Qd4+ 52. Ke2 $1 (52. Kg2 Qxd8 53. Be6 Qa8+ 54. Kh2 Qe4 {is bad for White.}) 52... Qxd8 53. Be6 $1 {is fine for White. If the bishop is taken a perpetual follows, if it isn't, the bishop can retreat to d5 and put pressure on f7.} (53. Qh3 {is worse for White, but still would make Black work for it.}) 53... Qf6 54. Bd5 $11) 51... Qe1+ {Now White is simply getting mated.} 52. Kg2 Qf1+ 53. Kh2 (53. Kg3 Ne4+ 54. Kh2 Qf2+ 55. Kh3 Qg3#) 53... Qf2+ 54. Kh1 Nf1 { There is no way to avoid Ng3+ except with Bh4, but that allows Qh2#. oops.} 0-1
Radjabov, Teimour ½-½ Aronian, Levon
Amazingly, the game's novelty came in move 32. The stem game was Polgar-Aronian, back in 2008. That game ended in a draw and Radjabov's improvement does not cause a real impression on the evaluation of the position, which is that White is a tiny bit better but will very likely end in a draw.
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Round ten - Challengers
Round 10 - Wednesday Jan. 21 Wei, Y. - l' Ami, E. 1-0 Haast, A. - Klein, D. ½-½ Shankland, S. - Sevian, S. ½-½ Dale, A. - Gunina, V. ½-½ Navara, D. - Potkin, V. ½-½ Timman, J. - Saleh, S. 0-1 Van Kampen, R. - Michiels, B. 1-0
An important day as Wei Yi was able to once again catch David Navara at the top of the leaderboard. Erwin l'Ami bravely sacrficied a piece against the Chinese prodigy, but it never provided enough compensation.
Ari Dale held on to a completely lost position against Valentina Gunina when the Russian player made her kingside situation much more complicated than it should have been.
Salem scored a win that he absolutely needed against Timman, who continues having a tough time in the tournament.
Last and certainly least Anne Haast and David Klein played for 133 moves, 50+ that could probably have been spared and 17 that definitely should have been spared.
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Schedule and results - Masters group
Round 1 - Saturday Jan. 10 Radjabov, T. - Van Wely, L. ½-½ Ivanchuk, V. - Jobava, B. 1-0 Vachier-Lagrave - Hou, Y. 1-0 Ding, L. - Caruana, F. 0-1 Saric, I. - Aronian, L. ½-½ Giri, A. - Carlsen, M. ½-½ So, W. - Wojtaszek, R. ½-½ Round 2 - Sunday Jan. 11 Van Wely, L. - Wojtaszek, R. ½-½ Carlsen, M. - So, W. ½-½ Aronian, L. - Giri, A. ½-½ Caruana, F. - Saric, I. 1-0 Hou, Y. - Ding, L. 0-1 Jobava, B. - Vachier-Lagrave ½-½ Radjabov, T. - Ivanchuk, V. ½-½ Round 3 - Monday Jan. 12 Ivanchuk, V. - Van Wely, L. 1-0 Vachier-Lagrave - Radjabov, T. ½-½ Ding, L. - Jobava, B. 1-0 Saric, I. - Hou, Y. ½-½ Giri, A. - Caruana, F. ½-½ So, W. - Aronian, L. 1-0 Wojtaszek, R. - Carlsen, M. 1-0 Round 4 - Tuesday Jan. 13 Van Wely, L. - Carlsen, M. 0-1 Aronian, L. - Wojtaszek, R. ½-½ Caruana, F. - So, W. ½-½ Hou, Y. - Giri, A. ½-½ Jobava, B. - Saric, I. 0-1 Radjabov, T. - Ding, L. 0-1 Ivanchuk, V. - Vachier-Lagrave 1-0 Round 5 - Thursday Jan. 15 Vachier-Lagrave - Van Wely, L. ½-½ Ding, L. - Ivanchuk, V. ½-½ Saric, I. - Radjabov, T. 0-1 Giri, A. - Jobava, B. 1-0 So, W. - Hou, Y. ½-½ Wojtaszek, R. - Caruana, F. 1-0 Carlsen, M. - Aronian, L. 1-0 Round 6 - Friday Jan. 16 Van Wely, L. - Aronian, L. ½-½ Caruana, F. - Carlsen, M. 0-1 Hou, Y. - Wojtaszek, R. ½-½ Jobava, B. - So, W. 0-1 Radjabov, T. - Giri, A. ½-½ Ivanchuk, V. - Saric, I. ½-½ Vachier-Lagrave - Ding, L. 1-0 Round 7 - Saturday Jan. 17 Ding, L. - Van Wely, L. 1-0 Saric, I. - Vachier-Lagrave 0-1 Giri, A. - Ivanchuk, V. ½-½ So, W. - Radjabov, T. ½-½ Wojtaszek, R. - Jobava, B. 0-1 Carlsen, M. - Hou, Y. 1-0 Aronian, L. - Caruana, F. ½-½ Round 8 - Sunday Jan. 18 Van Wely, L. - Caruana, F. 0-1 Hou, Y. - Aronian, L. ½-½ Jobava, B. - Carlsen, M. 0-1 Radjabov, T. - Wojtaszek, R. 1-0 Ivanchuk, V. - So, W. 0-1 Vachier-Lagrave - Giri, A. 1-0 Ding, L. - Saric, I. 1-0 Round 9 - Tuesday Jan. 20 Saric, I. - Van Wely, L. ½-½ Giri, A. - Ding, L. 1-0 So, W. - Vachier-Lagrave ½-½ Wojtaszek, R. - Ivanchuk, V. ½-½ Carlsen, M. - Radjabov, T. 1-0 Aronian, L. - Jobava, B. 1-0 Caruana, F. - Hou, Y. ½-½ Round 10 - Wednesday Jan. 21 Van Wely, L. - Hou, Y. 1-0 Jobava, B. - Caruana, F. 0-1 Radjabov, T. - Aronian, L. ½-½ Ivanchuk, V. - Carlsen, M. ½-½ Vachier-Lagrave - Wojtaszek ½-½ Ding, L. - So, W. ½-½ Saric, I. - Giri, A. 0-1 Round 11 - Friday Jan. 23 Giri, A. - Van Wely, L. So, W. - Saric, I. Wojtaszek, R. - Ding, L. Carlsen, M. - Vachier-Lagrave Aronian, L. - Ivanchuk, V. Caruana, F. - Radjabov, T. Hou, Y. - Jobava, B. Round 12 - Saturday Jan. 24 Van Wely, L. - Jobava, B. Radjabov, T. - Hou, Y. Ivanchuk, V. - Caruana, F. Vachier-Lagrave - Aronian, L. Ding, L. - Carlsen, M. Saric, I. - Wojtaszek, R. Giri, A. - So, W. Round 13 - Sunday Jan. 25 So, W. - Van Wely, L. Wojtaszek, R. - Giri, A. Carlsen, M. - Saric, I. Aronian, L. - Ding, L. Caruana, F. - Vachier-Lagrave Hou, Y. - Ivanchuk, V. Jobava, B. - Radjabov, T.
Schedule and results - Challengers group
Round 1 - Saturday Jan. 10 Shankland, S. - Wei, Y. ½-½ Dale, A. - Haast, A. ½-½ Navara, D. - l' Ami, E. ½-½ Timman, J. - Klein, D. ½-½ Van Kampen, R. - Sevian, S. 1-0 Michiels, B. - Gunina, V. ½-½ Saleh, S. - Potkin, V. ½-½ Round 2 - Sunday Jan. 11 Wei, Y. - Potkin, V. 1-0 Gunina, V. - Saleh, S. 1-0 Sevian, S. - Michiels, B. 0-1 Klein, D. - Van Kampen, R. ½-½ l' Ami, E. - Timman, J. ½-½ Haast, A. - Navara, D. 0-1 Shankland, S. - Dale, A. ½-½ Round 3 - Monday Jan. 12 Dale, A. - Wei, Y. ½-½ Navara, D. - Shankland, S. ½-½ Timman, J. - Haast, A. 0-1 Van Kampen, R. - l' Ami, E. ½-½ Michiels, B. - Klein, D. 0-1 Saleh, S. - Sevian, S. ½-½ Potkin, V. - Gunina, V. 1-0 Round 4 - Tuesday Jan. 13 Wei, Y. - Gunina, V. 1-0 Sevian, S. - Potkin, V. 1-0 Klein, D. - Saleh, S. 0-1 l' Ami, E. - Michiels, B. 1-0 Haast, A. - Van Kampen, R. 0-1 Shankland, S. - Timman, J. ½-½ Dale, A. - Navara, D. 0-1 Round 5 - Thursday Jan. 15 Navara, D. - Wei, Y. ½-½ Timman, J. - Dale, A. 1-0 Van Kampen - Shankland, S. 0-1 Michiels, B. - Haast, A. 1-0 Saleh, S. - l' Ami, E. 0-1 Potkin, V. - Klein, D. 1-0 Gunina, V. - Sevian, S. 0-1 Round 6 - Friday Jan. 16 Wei, Y. - Sevian, S. 1-0 Klein, D. - Gunina, V. 1-0 l' Ami, E. - Potkin, V. ½-½ Haast, A. - Saleh, S. ½-½ Shankland, S. - Michiels, B. 1-0 Dale, A. - Van Kampen, R. 0-1 Navara, D. - Timman, J. 1-0 Round 7 - Saturday Jan. 17 Timman, J. - Wei, Y. 0-1 Van Kampen, R. - Navara, D. 0-1 Michiels, B. - Dale, A. 1-0 Saleh, S. - Shankland, S. ½-½ Potkin, V. - Haast, A. 1-0 Gunina, V. - l' Ami, E. 1-0 Sevian, S. - Klein, D. 1-0 Round 8 - Sunday Jan. 18 Wei, Y. - Klein, D. 1-0 l' Ami, E. - Sevian, S. ½-½ Haast, A. - Gunina, V. 1-0 Shankland, S. - Potkin, V. ½-½ Dale, A. - Saleh, S. 0-1 Navara, D. - Michiels, B. 1-0 Timman, J. - Van Kampen, R. 0-1 Round 9 - Tuesday Jan. 20 Van Kampen, R. - Wei, Y. ½-½ Michiels, B. - Timman, J. ½-½ Saleh, S. - Navara, D. 0-1 Potkin, V. - Dale, A. ½-½ Gunina, V. - Shankland, S. ½-½ Sevian, S. - Haast, A. 1-0 Klein, D. - l' Ami, E. ½-½ Round 10 - Wednesday Jan. 21 Wei, Y. - l' Ami, E. 1-0 Haast, A. - Klein, D. ½-½ Shankland, S. - Sevian, S. ½-½ Dale, A. - Gunina, V. ½-½ Navara, D. - Potkin, V. ½-½ Timman, J. - Saleh, S. 0-1 Van Kampen, R. - Michiels, B. 1-0 Round 11 - Friday Jan. 23 Michiels, B. - Wei, Y. Saleh, S. - Van Kampen, R. Potkin, V. - Timman, J. Gunina, V. - Navara, D. Sevian, S. - Dale, A. Klein, D. - Shankland, S. l' Ami, E. - Haast, A. Round 12 - Saturday Jan. 24 Wei, Y. - Haast, A. Shankland, S. - l' Ami, E. Dale, A. - Klein, D. Navara, D. - Sevian, S. Timman, J. - Gunina, V. Van Kampen, R. - Potkin, V. Michiels, B. - Saleh, S. Round 13 - Sunday Jan. 25 Saleh, S. - Wei, Y. Potkin, V. - Michiels, B. Gunina, V. - Van Kampen, R. Sevian, S. - Timman, J. Klein, D. - Navara, D. l' Ami, E. - Dale, A. Haast, A. - Shankland, S.
Venues
The tournament has a slight change this year. Most of the rounds will be played in the traditional De Moriaan Community Centre in Wijk aan Zee, but two of the rounds will be played elsewhere. Last year the tournament traveled to the National Museum in Amsterdam and the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven.
This year the fifth round will be held in De Rotterdam. De Rotterdam is a building on the Wilhelminapier in Rotterdam, designed by Rem Koolhaas in 1998.
Rotterdam is ready to host Tata Steel!
The tenth round will be played in the International Press Cnetre Niewuspoort in the Hague. Councillor Karsten Klein of The Hague had this to say: "The Hague is honored to be able to host the Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2015 at the heart of the Dutch parliamentary democracy. Our city has a long history of international chess tournaments, a tradition which is continued in this manner. "
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A revolution is about to come to the most unlikely of places: those hundreds, maybe thousands, of USB ports scattered throughout your company. This revolution will be all about power distribution and management, the stuff that only interests IT infrastructure staff. But there are wider implications that should make the entire IT organization take notice.
The specification for USB Power Delivery (USB PD) was released nearly two years ago, but devices designed around this standard will only start to appear later this year. The new spec turns the capabilities of the USB port on their head. What was a data interface capable of delivering power will become a power provider with a data interface. Current USB ports provide only 10 watts; devices conforming to the new standard will transmit up to 100 watts. Larger, more complex devices will be able to run with only USB power.
Here's how USB PD will affect IT:
-- It's green. According to a California Energy Commission study, office equipment accounts for 17% of electricity consumption in small commercial office buildings. Most office equipment operates internally on DC power, which must be converted from the building's AC power. While Energy Star power supplies must be at least 80% efficient, some low-end devices are only 65% efficient. USB PD devices reduce energy consumption by delivering direct current in the voltage required for the specific device. It's as if Thomas Edison is having the last laugh nearly a century after Nikola Tesla won the AC/DC power wars.
The USB PD specification mandates that DC current flows in both directions. This allows a computer, monitor and other devices connected through USB cables to receive power from a single AC power supply. And that means less energy is wasted converting power. In addition, it allows the device with the most power in its battery to provide power to the other devices. For example, a laptop could power a phone until its battery is drained and then be powered by that same phone.
New construction could include two sets of wiring to take advantage of USB PD's energy efficiency. One would carry AC power for appliances with large motors. The second would deliver DC current for tablets, phones and other DC-powered electronics. No conversion needed.
-- There's less clutter. Most offices contain a maze of power cords and cables connecting different devices to various power sources. Even organizations that install neat cabling usually find that the clutter grows over time as devices are added. Providing power and connectivity through the same cable significantly reduces the number of cords to manage. This looks neater and means there's less to untangle when changes must be made. More important, USB cables are less expensive than the power supplies they will replace.
-- Travel is easier. Travel becomes easier when all devices can be powered from a single power supply with a USB connection on the end. There should be no need to lug a separate charger for each device everywhere. Or worse, to discover at a customer site that you do not have the one power supply you desperately need. As USB PD becomes more common, office buildings, airplanes and hotels will offer direct USB plugs, potentially eliminating the need to carry power supplies.
Now is the time to begin determining how to capitalize on USB PD and what resources, transition plans and infrastructure changes you'll need. Early adoption earns green cred and long green.
Bart Perkins is managing partner at Louisville, Ky.-based Leverage Partners, which helps organizations invest well in IT. Contact him at BartPerkins@LeveragePartners.com.
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Mr. Lear said he could see the interest in impact E.T.F.s from some investors. “It makes sense in terms of supporting the ecosystem,” he said. “You want more and more people under the tent.”
But for his wealthier clients, he said, he largely avoids exchange-traded funds for an impact investment because he is worried that the very nature of an E.T.F. — which is meant to track an index that may have been created for just one E.T.F. — could be riskier than people imagine.
“E.T.F.s are creating new benchmarks or indices, and there’s a risk inherent in that,” Mr. Lear said. “They’re trying to create something new, and they’re making their best efforts, but this mechanical exercise of having an E.T.F. invest by different weightings can fail.”
He cited a solar E.T.F. created by Guggenheim Partners — ticker: TAN — that invested in solar companies based on market capitalization. Last year it had a large investment in a Chinese solar company before shares in the company were frozen when its value plummeted.
“When I sit down with clients, what I generally talk about is where can you have the most bang for your buck,” he said. “With fixed income, the low-hanging fruit is microlending — the return is about 3 percent, it’s pretty stable, there’s a low risk of default and you’re supporting people with loans.”
To have greater impact, Mr. Lear said, he advised clients to measure what the investment says it will accomplish versus what it does accomplish, as well as its risk and return.
To make sure that the companies in the index tracked by the SHE E.T.F. are meeting the gender criteria, Ms. Mitchem said the index would be rebalanced annually. Companies will be included if they have the highest level of women in senior leadership in their sector — meaning the E.T.F. will also seek out the best companies in male-dominated industries like oil and gas to avoid a bias toward one sector. | positive |
You might have noticed that the Green Bay Packers' defensive line was dangerously thin last week in their game against the Detroit Lions. With C.J. Wilson and Mike Neal both inactive, the team had just four defensive linemen dressed for the game. They've addressed that issue, signing Jordan Miller off the practice squad and releasing outside linebacker Vic So'oto
Everyone's favorite 2011 camp warrior, So'oto was always a serviceable, but never outstanding player for the Packers that wasn't able to duplicate his big camp and preseason plays in real games on a consistent basis. He's been stuck behind a very large cast of guys at linebacker, and wasn't seeing the field even with Brad Jones playing inside and Nick Perry on IR.
Miller spent 2011 and the 2012 training camp with the Chicago Bears before he was released. He was picked up by the Packers and signed to their practice squad back in October. Yesterday, the Green Bay Press-Gazette had some quotes from defensive line coach Mike Trgovac regarding Miller.
"I had a long talk with him (Friday) about making sure he's not in practice-squad mode - that he's learning the defenses. Some guys get on the practice squad and they sit there and watch everything but they don't hear and listen to everything. I like Jordan Miller as a football player. Now, I've never seen him in a game so that remains to be seen, but he's a good football player."
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My first experience with Cerebrolysin was ten years ago. My current diagnosis is widespread osteochondrosis. The problems began in my adolescence. When I was young, massages helped well with my disease. Over the next years, I got a whole arsenal of different ways to combat pain. I already wrote about one of them – Acupressure Mat.
So, chiropractic prescribed Cerebrolysin for me when severe headaches appeared on the background of my osteochondrosis. He said that the neck spasms cause impairments of the cerebral blood flow, and you need to support your brain. Cerebrolysin is a neuroprotectant, created for such purposes.
The feedbacks are very different. Someone says that this is a magic remedy. Someone says that they experienced side effects, or that there were no effects at all. Anyway, I decided to take it. And now I am doing blockades with Cerebrolysin for ten years.
I inject it in the skull base in certain spots. Only qualified specialists can do that because there is a high risk of causing harm if injected in the wrong spot. The course consists of ten 2ml injections. Two 0.5 injections in the skull base and 1ml injections in the painful spots of the spine and shoulders. The doctor independently determines where he should make injections.
And here is what I want to say – it has an effect. I repeat the course twice yearly, in the spring and fall. The pains go away, and this effect lasts for six months. I tried to take it only once per year – it’s not enough and I start to suffer from aches again.
The injections are almost painless because I use insulin syringes with thin needles. At the time of administration of the drug I feel a small burning sensation in the injection spot, and noises in my head after couple seconds. After injections I take a sit for five minutes, then I’m alright.
My experience of using Cerebrolysin for osteochondrosis is positive, but it wasn’t suitable for my teen daughter.
Unfortunately, she inherited my cervical vertebral instability, thus the headaches. She was prescribed too with Cerebrolysin along with a complex of other drugs like Phezam, B6, glycine plus massage and physical therapy. Just after the first blockade in the skull base, she started to feel bad. At the evening the injection spots began to hurt, and headaches appeared. The pains were very intense, accompanied by nausea. Despite this, the doctor did not cease the course and said that such reaction is possible at the first time. After the second blockade, the same thing happened, but with vomiting and insomnia. So, I decided to cease the injections for my kid. The treatment that she received were effective even without cerebrolysine.
So that’s the results that we got – some people respond very well to this medicine and experience a good effect. But some may experience such side effects which are described in the leaflet. | positive |
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(Hide Display Menu) Advanced Options Advanced Options Draw Maps Using Same Scale: No Yes Clickable Image Use All Omit Features Omit All Buttons Menu Order of Comparative Maps: Predefined Order Number of Correspondences Ignore Image Map Sanity Check: No Yes (Hide Advanced Menu) Map Details Map Type: Genetic [ View Map Type Info ] Map Set Name: Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM12-Berkut-x-CItr11223 [ View Map Set Info ] Map Name: Wheat-2018-NAM12-BxCItr11223_1D Map Start: 0 Map Stop: 121.6 Features by Type: 2,624 locus 2,624 Total Map Features Restrict by Map: --All-- == Genetic Maps == Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat_2014_90KSNP_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D Wheat ABD - -Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D [ Download Map Data ] [ Download Feature Correspondence Data ] Items 1 to 25 of 2,624. of 105 | Next Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM12-Berkut-x-CItr11223 - Wheat-2018-NAM12-BxCItr11223_1D (Click headers to resort) Comparative Maps Feature Type Position () Map Feature Type Position Evidence Actions RAC875_c14613_112 locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 0.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 57.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 138.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat_2014_90KSNP - Wheat_2014_90KSNP_1D IWB53955 locus 164.08 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 115.3 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 109.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 161.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 124.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 1.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 97 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D RAC875_c14613_112 locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 124.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 139.2 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 107.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM29-Berkut-x-PI220431 - Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 145.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 161.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_52029-1D locus 95.7 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 107.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_41734-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 1.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 111.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11449-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 109.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8850-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9563-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_6016-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6016-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6016-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6016-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6016-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6016-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM29-Berkut-x-PI220431 - Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 145.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 161.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 113.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_11815-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 161.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 113.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12691-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM29-Berkut-x-PI220431 - Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 145.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_9808-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_47127-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47127-1D locus 98.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47127-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47127-1D locus 1.4 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 0.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 124.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 95.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 1.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_53831-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 1.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 113.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_12941-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 109.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_45598-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_40859-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_40859-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 0.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 113.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_10632-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_47941-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_8330-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8330-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8330-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8330-1D locus 115.3 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8330-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8330-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 98.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 115.3 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 111.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 0.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_321968-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM29-Berkut-x-PI220431 - Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 145.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM27-Berkut-x-PI192569 - Wheat-2018-NAM27-BxPI192569_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_7120-1D locus 109.8 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 59 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM29-Berkut-x-PI220431 - Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_6052-1D locus 145.7 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 124.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 115.3 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM5-Berkut-x-PI382150 - Wheat-2018-NAM5-BxPI382150_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 0 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM29-Berkut-x-PI220431 - Wheat-2018-NAM29-BxPI220431_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 145.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_8602-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM25-Berkut-x-CItr15134 - Wheat-2018-NAM25-BxCItr15134_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 172.5 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM14-Berkut-x-PI70613 - Wheat-2018-NAM14-BxPI70613_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 0.8 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_16990-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps SpringWheatNAM_tag_71905-1D.1 locus 0 No other positions SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 0 Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM6-Berkut-x-PI470817 - Wheat-2018-NAM6-BxPI470817_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 163.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM28-Berkut-x-PI210945 - Wheat-2018-NAM28-BxPI210945_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 139.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM10-Berkut-x-PI9791 - Wheat-2018-NAM10-BxPI9791_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 114.6 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM18-Berkut-x-CItr15144 - Wheat-2018-NAM18-BxCItr15144_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 97.7 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM2-Berkut-x-PI572692 - Wheat-2018-NAM2-BxPI572692_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 2.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM3-Berkut-x-PI283147 - Wheat-2018-NAM3-BxPI283147_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 126.1 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM16-Berkut-x-PI8813 - Wheat-2018-NAM16-BxPI8813_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 106.4 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM9-Berkut-x-Vida - Wheat-2018-NAM9-BxVida_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 112.9 () Automated name-based View Maps Wheat ABD - Wheat-2018-NAM13-Berkut-x-PI262611 - Wheat-2018-NAM13-BxPI262611_1D SpringWheatNAM_tag_15003-1D locus 57 () Automated name-based View Maps CMap is free software from the GMOD project Contact the GrainGenes Curators GrainGenes is a product of the US Department of Agriculture. | negative |
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The New York Times reports this weekend that the state of New York is in a meltdown over a recent piece of alleged standardized test idiocy. Here’s the nickel version: It’s about a short story on the 8th grade reading test. In the story, a pineapple (yes, a pineapple) challenges a hare to a race. The hare accepts. The pineapple insists it can win. But how? A nearby moose says the pineapple must have something up its sleeve. “Pineapples don’t have sleeves,” says the owl. Then the race starts, and the pineapple just stands there. A little while later the hare loops around to the finish line and the pineapple is still standing still. So the animals all eat the pineapple. The End.
This is obviously a nonsense story. Is that kosher for an 8th grade reading test, even if the kids all think it’s weird? Seems OK to me. But the real issue, apparently, is that two of the questions about the story have been judged too ambiguous. The kids were confused. This is something I’m normally sympathetic to, since I often see answers on standardized tests that strike me as tricky to judge even though I’m a whole lot smarter than your average 8th grader.
But this time I don’t see it. The story and the questions are here. The allegedly tricky questions are 7 and 8. But despite the nonsensical nature of the story, the answers seem pretty clear to me.
Nonetheless, “Pineapples don’t have sleeves,” has apparently taken on iconic stature in New York, and the state education commissioner has decreed that the questions won’t be counted in final scores. A victory for common sense!
So your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to read the story (it’s very short) and then look at the questions. Do they seem unfair? They don’t to me, but maybe I’m missing something.
UPDATE: A couple of specialists have emailed to say that on high-stakes tests like this one, the general rule is to allow very little ambiguity at all. The right answer should be extremely clear. If that’s the case, then I agree that this story and these questions should have been ditched. I don’t think the answers were all that ambiguous, but there was certainly some ambiguity.
That said, I guess I don’t understand why anything like this would have been invented in the first place. Is there really any need for creativity in tests like this? Or even a need to buy passages from published authors? Just construct a short piece, either fiction or nonfiction, and ask some straightforward questions about it. What’s so hard? | positive |
Refactoring GitHub Actions Workflow for Azure Static Web Apps | DevKimchi 7 min read Refactoring GitHub Actions Workflow for Azure Static Web Apps Justin Yoo • 01 December, 2021 ← Home A while ago, I wrote a blog post about Azure DevOps Pipelines refactoring technics. GitHub Actions is also suitable for building CI/CD pipelines. But, compared to Azure DevOps, there are many spaces to achieve the same efficiency level as Azure DevOps. GitHub Actions has recently released a new feature called "Reusable Workflows", which you can reduce the refactoring concerns. Throughout this post, I'm going to refactor the existing Azure Static Web Apps CI/CD pipeline workflows, using the "reusable workflows" feature of GitHub Actions. Workflow for Azure Static Web Apps While provisioning an Azure Static Web Apps (ASWA) instance, GitHub Actions workflow is automatically generated by default. Here's a sample workflow. I'm pretty sure it's not that different from yours. This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters ### original workflow: azure-static-web-apps-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx.yml ### name: Azure Static Web Apps CI/CD on: push: branches: - main pull_request: types: [opened, synchronize, reopened, closed] branches: - main jobs: build_and_deploy_job: if: github.event_name == 'push' || (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.action != 'closed') runs-on: ubuntu-latest name: Build and Deploy Job steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 with: submodules: true - name: Build And Deploy id: builddeploy uses: Azure/static-web-apps-deploy@v1 with: azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} repo_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} # Used for Github integrations (i.e. PR comments) action: "upload" ###### Repository/Build Configurations - These values can be configured to match your app requirements. ###### # For more information regarding Static Web App workflow configurations, please visit: https://aka.ms/swaworkflowconfig app_location: "webapp" # App source code path api_location: "apiapp" # Api source code path - optional output_location: "wwwroot" # Built app content directory - optional ###### End of Repository/Build Configurations ###### close_pull_request_job: if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.action == 'closed' runs-on: ubuntu-latest name: Close Pull Request Job steps: - name: Close Pull Request id: closepullrequest uses: Azure/static-web-apps-deploy@v1 with: azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} action: "close" view raw 01-original-workflow.yaml hosted with ❤ by GitHub The problem is that once you provision the ASWA instance, you can't change the name of the auto-generated workflow file. Therefore, you are only allowed to modify the file. Let's imagine a situation. You've got a codebase that deploys to multiple Azure Static Web Apps instances – DEV, TEST and PROD, which is pretty common. In that case, you will have as many GitHub Actions workflow files as the number of ASWA instances. But all the workflow files are virtually the same as each other except their filenames. So if you refactor those workflows, the overall process would be more simplified. For the refactoring practice, you would use the workflow_dispatch event, together with the webhook event, to call the refactored workflow. Once it's set up, unless the access token gets invalidated, you'll be able to use the workflow. But what if the access token is expired or compromised? You MUST reissue the token, which is less ideal. How can we work out this situation? Reusable Workflows (or Called Workflow) The reusable workflows use the newly introduced event called workflow_call. It reuses the workflows at the job level. Let's refactor the workflow above. Copy both build_and_deploy_job and close_pull_request_job jobs and paste both into a new YAML file, which is called either "reusable workflow" or "called workflow". This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters ### reusable workflow: build-aswa.yaml ### name: Azure Static Web Apps jobs: build_and_deploy_job: if: github.event_name == 'push' || (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.action != 'closed') runs-on: ubuntu-latest name: Build and Deploy Job steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 with: submodules: true - name: Build And Deploy id: builddeploy uses: Azure/static-web-apps-deploy@v1 with: azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} repo_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} # Used for Github integrations (i.e. PR comments) action: "upload" ###### Repository/Build Configurations - These values can be configured to match your app requirements. ###### # For more information regarding Static Web App workflow configurations, please visit: https://aka.ms/swaworkflowconfig app_location: "webapp" # App source code path api_location: "apiapp" # Api source code path - optional output_location: "dist" # Built app content directory - optional ###### End of Repository/Build Configurations ###### close_pull_request_job: if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.action == 'closed' runs-on: ubuntu-latest name: Close Pull Request Job steps: - name: Close Pull Request id: closepullrequest uses: Azure/static-web-apps-deploy@v1 with: azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} action: "close" view raw 02-reusable-workflow-1.yaml hosted with ❤ by GitHub According to the workflow above, there are input variables and secret variables and other variables: Event Object Event Name: github.event_name Event Action: github.event.action Secrets Azure Static Web Apps API Token: secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX GitHub Token: secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN App Locations Web App: app_location API App: api_location Web App Artifact: output_location The "called" workflow can't directly access those values defined in the "caller" workflow. Therefore, they MUST be propagated from the "caller" workflow to the "called" workflow. Let's update the variable parts in the "called" workflow like below (line #7-8, 20-21, 23-24, 30-31, 33-34, 36-37, 43-44, 54-55). This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters ### reusable workflow: build-aswa.yaml ### name: Azure Static Web Apps jobs: build_and_deploy_job: # if: github.event_name == 'push' || (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.action != 'closed') if: inputs.event_name == 'push' || (inputs.event_name == 'pull_request' && inputs.event_action != 'closed') runs-on: ubuntu-latest name: Build and Deploy Job steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 with: submodules: true - name: Build And Deploy id: builddeploy uses: Azure/static-web-apps-deploy@v1 with: # azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.aswa_token }} # repo_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} # Used for Github integrations (i.e. PR comments) repo_token: ${{ secrets.github_token }} # Used for Github integrations (i.e. PR comments) action: "upload" ###### Repository/Build Configurations - These values can be configured to match your app requirements. ###### # For more information regarding Static Web App workflow configurations, please visit: https://aka.ms/swaworkflowconfig # app_location: "webapp" # App source code path app_location: ${{ inputs.app_location }} # App source code path # api_location: "apiapp" # Api source code path - optional api_location: ${{ inputs.api_location }} # Api source code path - optional # output_location: "dist" # Built app content directory - optional output_location: ${{ inputs.output_location }} # Built app content directory - optional ###### End of Repository/Build Configurations ###### close_pull_request_job: # if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.event.action == 'closed' if: inputs.event_name == 'pull_request' && inputs.event_action == 'closed' runs-on: ubuntu-latest name: Close Pull Request Job steps: - name: Close Pull Request id: closepullrequest uses: Azure/static-web-apps-deploy@v1 with: # azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} azure_static_web_apps_api_token: ${{ secrets.aswa_token }} action: "close" view raw 03-reusable-workflow-2.yaml hosted with ❤ by GitHub All values have become parameterised. Now, you need to define them in the "called" workflow, under the workflow_call event. All non-secret variables go under the inputs attribute (line #6-21), and all the secret variables go under the secrets attribute (line #23-27). This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters ### reusable workflow: build-aswa.yaml ### name: Azure Static Web Apps on: workflow_call: inputs: event_name: required: true type: string event_action: required: true type: string app_location: required: true type: string api_location: required: true type: string output_location: required: true type: string secrets: github_token: required: true aswa_token: required: true jobs: ... view raw 04-reusable-workflow-3.yaml hosted with ❤ by GitHub Now, the refactoring has been completed! Caller Workflow Let's update the existing ASWA workflow. As both jobs defined under the jobs node are no longer necessary, delete them. And define a new "reusable" workflow like below: Called Workflow (line #14-15): <org_name>/<repo_name>/.github/workflows/<reusable_workflow_filename>@<branch_or_tag> Input Variables (line #17-22): Under with Secret Variables (line #24-26): Under secrets This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters ### caller workflow: azure-static-web-apps-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx.yml ### name: Azure Static Web Apps CI/CD on: push: branches: - main pull_request: types: [opened, synchronize, reopened, closed] branches: - main jobs: call_aswa_flow: uses: <org_name>/<repo_name>/.github/workflows/build-aswa.yaml@main with: event_name: ${{ github.event_name }} event_action: ${{ github.event.action }} app_location: "webapp" api_location: "apiapp" output_location: "dist" secrets: github_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} aswa_token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_STATIC_WEB_APPS_API_TOKEN_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX }} view raw 05-caller-workflow.yaml hosted with ❤ by GitHub Now, regardless of the number of "caller" workflows, update them like above. You only need to update the "called" workflow then all ASWA pipelines will get the updated workflow applied, which is really convenient! So far, I've shown how to refactor the Azure Static Web Apps workflow with the reusable workflows feature of GitHub Actions. I'm sure that it's not just for ASWA but also can be utilised in many different scenarios. azure azure-static-webapps github-actions refactoring Justin Yoo See all posts by Justin Yoo → Bleda by @cossssmin Built with Gridsome & Tailwind CSS. Home About Sitemap RSS Feed | negative |
Tea Party protesters have once again descended upon Washington, D.C., and this time, in addition to carrying their obnoxious, misspelled, and vaguely racist signs, they've decided to spout hateful epithets at passing lawmakers as well:
According to Rep. Andre Carson, the protesters "were shouting the N-word" as he and two fellow black legislators left the Cannon House Office Building earlier today. Sam Stein at the Huffington Post is also reporting that "a staffer for Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) told reporters that Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) had been spat on by a protestor. Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.), a hero of the civil rights movement, was called a 'ni—er.' And Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) was called a "faggot," as protestors shouted at him with deliberately lisp-y screams."
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It kind of makes you question what Sarah Palin had to say about the "beautiful" Tea Party movement just last month, doesn't it?:
Opponents of this message, they are seeking to marginalize this movement. They want to paint us as ideologically extreme and the counterpoint to liberal intolerance and outrageous conspiracy theorists aimed at our own government and unethical shameless tactics like considering a candidate's children fair game. But unlike the elitists who denounce this movement, they just don't want to hear the message. I've traveled across this great country and I've talked to the patriotic men and women who make up the Tea Party movement, and they are good and kind and selfless and they are deeply concerned about our country. And today I ask only this, let's make this movement a tribute to their good example and make it worthy of their hard work and their support.
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I guess it's just "elitist" to expect citizens of the United States to protest peacefully, respectfully, and without resorting to racist, homophobic, childish, embarrassing, and completely unacceptable behavior, eh?
Black Members: Tea Partiers Used N-Word [Roll Call]
Tea Party Protests: 'Ni**er,' 'Faggot' Shouted At Members Of Congress [Huffington Post]
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Microsoft Customer Support Microsoft Community Forums This forum is closed. Thank you for your contributions. Resources for IT Professionals Sign in United States (English) Brasil (Português)Česko (Čeština)Deutschland (Deutsch)España (Español)France (Français)Indonesia (Bahasa)Italia (Italiano)România (Română)Türkiye (Türkçe)Россия (Русский)ישראל (עברית)المملكة العربية السعودية (العربية)ไทย (ไทย)대한민국 (한국어)中国 (中文)台灣 (中文)日本 (日本語) HomeLibraryWikiLearnGalleryDownloadsSupportForumsBlogs Ask a question Quick access Forums home Browse forums users FAQ Search related threads Remove From My Forums Answered by: Problems App-v sequencing snagIT v11 Archived Forums 541-560 > Application Virtualization (App-V) Question 0 Sign in to vote Hi Guys, I'm attempting to sequence SnagIt 11 with app-v 4.6 to deploy it to a Windows 7 PC using SCCM 2012. During sequencing when I attempt to launch snagIT I get an error "Unable to start snagpriv.exe" I have checked the net and have found a solution - refer below. Apparently I need to add an "Envlist" entry to the OSD before I finish the sequencing package. I have done this during sequencing and also have tried to edit an existing package after sequencing but it doesn't fix the problem. I believe the problem is because I get the error during the "run the application stage" of the sequencing process and before I add the entry to the OSD tab. Therefore, is there anyway I can launch the application, accept the error, add the entry to the OSD tab and then somehow relaunch the application before I save/finalise the package? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Bryan. http://www.itninja.com/question/snagit-11-on-windows-7-unable-to-start-snagpriv-exe " It seems that there is an extra bit of code you can insert into the AppV OSD file to make Snagit work..." < ENVLIST> <ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE="__COMPAT_LAYER">RunAsInvoker</ENVIRONMENT> < /ENVLIST> - See more at: http://www.itninja.com/question/snagit-11-on-windows-7-unable-to-start-snagpriv-exe#sthash.tMGAGiW8.dpuf Edited by Wotty04 Thursday, October 24, 2013 8:45 PM Moved by Aaron.ParkerModerator Friday, October 25, 2013 10:39 AM Not related to Server App-V Thursday, October 24, 2013 8:42 PM Answers 0 Sign in to vote Hi Mate, I tried deploying the application, without making the envlist change during sequencing. After I deployed to a machine, I modfied the OSD to add the envlist variable but still received the error. Decided to cut my losses and deploy locally with a transform file. Thanks for all your help. Marked as answer by Wotty04 Monday, October 28, 2013 10:17 PM Monday, October 28, 2013 10:16 PM All replies 0 Sign in to vote This extra bit of code is something you add afterwards, when your package is complete. Just edit your OSD and add the code. The only thing this code creates, is an environment variabele called __COMPAT_LAYER, google it and you know where it's for :) It not needed during sequence, because you are allready local admin with elevated rights while running the sequencer. Did you try the sollution from itninja (enable internet connection). What happens if you do not launch the app during sequence? Friday, October 25, 2013 7:47 PM 0 Sign in to vote May I suggest you use this Accelerator: http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/SnagIT-1100207-afb7fa67 PLEASE MARK ANY ANSWERS TO HELP OTHERS Blog: rorymon.com Twitter: @Rorymon Friday, October 25, 2013 8:45 PM 0 Sign in to vote Thanks for your reply. I have tried running as admin and the virtual machine does have internet access. I think the problem is because you launch the application, and suffer the error, before you get a chance to modify OSD with the envlist entry and then save it. If I don't launch the application during sequencing the OSD and application manifest file do not get created. We have sequenced a dozen or so apps and haven't received anywhere near the problems we experienced with this app. Maybe time to look for an alternative application. Thanks again. Saturday, October 26, 2013 5:44 AM 0 Sign in to vote Thanks mate. I haven't used a package accelerator before but i'm assuming this file 11.0 will not working with the latest version we have downloaded, version 11.2? I also noted in the OSD file in the package accelerator doesn't include the envlist entry? Thanks again. Saturday, October 26, 2013 5:51 AM 0 Sign in to vote If I don't launch the application during sequencing the OSD and application manifest file do not get created. Sequence again, do not start the application, do not save the package, but continue, add the shortcut for snagit (if it's not there). Do not start the app for streaming, save the package... There should be an OSD now (each shortcut should result in an OSD). Edit the osd and add the env. var. I'll run a sequence of this snagit version next monday (if I get the time for it :)) Saturday, October 26, 2013 9:54 AM 0 Sign in to vote Thanks Tiberivs. I'll try that tomorrow and let you know how i go. Saturday, October 26, 2013 8:38 PM 0 Sign in to vote Hi Wotty 2 ideas. have you tried the following: 1. - during sequencing phase open cmd as administrator and type C:\> SETX [VARIABLE] [VARIABLEVALUE] /M this shuold add the environment variable to the machine while sequencing the app. in that case it should be a part of the package and then you should be able to launch it in the "Run the application page" 2. - I understand why this issue can be a bummer if you want to use the streaming phase. if idea no.1 doesn't work, sequence the package and don't open it, add the environment variable manually into the OSD file and save the package. then modify the package and choose to update, finish monitoring and then try to open it in the "Run the application page". the application should open then. good luck Tamir Levy Sunday, October 27, 2013 2:00 PM 0 Sign in to vote Tried this Tiberivs but received the same error. Thanks for your help. Sunday, October 27, 2013 10:17 PM 0 Sign in to vote Thanks Tamirlevy. Tried 1) and received exactly the same error - i'e. "Unable to start snagpriv.exe" Tried 2) and received an error that the OSD file is corrupt. Regards Sunday, October 27, 2013 10:42 PM 0 Sign in to vote Hi Guys, Thanks for all your help. I decided to deploy locally with a transform file. Cheers. Monday, October 28, 2013 3:26 AM 0 Sign in to vote Hi again, so I downloaden the 11.2 trail version and created a quick and dirty App-V package. I started the package during sequence and choose for the trail. I also for streaming and indeed recieved the error. The sequenced also reports that there is a printerdriver installed, together with this error: The Sequencer detected a DCOM subsystem. Application components that use DCOM will not work with App-V. | negative |
Who was Prime Minister John Key? A lovably uncool dad, goofing off on the breakfast TV couch? A proudly vicious parliamentarian, sticking the knife in at Question Time? A political genius with an uncanny knack for understanding voters better than they did themselves? Or a cautious conservative who avoided the real issues? Danyl Mclauchlan picks apart the man who, even when he lost, just kept on winning.
“Buy the rumour, sell the fact.” – old stockbroker’s adage.
Back in 1998 I lived in London. One summer evening I was eating dinner with a friend at a restaurant in Soho. It was late, but still light, and we sat outside on a balcony looking down on one of the narrow streets, lined with bars and restaurants and ad agencies, and after we’d finished eating my friend pointed at a café down the road and across from us and said, ‘Phil’ – a mutual and very wealthy acquaintance who worked at the same merchant bank as my friend – ‘has just bought that business.’
I looked at the café. The building was quite shoddy and run down; the café itself looked very unfashionable; there was a rainbow flag above the doorway. None of these were qualities I associated with Phil. I asked, ‘Why on earth has he bought a gay cafe?’
‘It makes sense,’ my friend replied. ‘The business probably brings in revenue of about fifty thousand per annum. Phil can borrow two to four million pounds against that and invest it and clear a profit of several hundred thousand a year.’
This explanation confused me at the time and it still confuses me now, and it is possible I have mis-remembered the details. My point is this: that was the first moment I realised that I didn’t really understand money. I’d been earning it and spending it for a while, and I had a vague intuition that people who worked in banks and other financial institutions could do complicated things with money, but the actual money itself seemed pretty simple.
But it wasn’t. When I stopped and thought about it I realised I had no idea what money even was. The more I learned about it – subsequent to that night – the more I realised that it functioned in ways that were complex and deeply counterintuitive, and there were people who understood that complexity and seemed to be able to leverage that knowledge to make more money in ways that defied basic common sense.
Here’s John Key – who was also working in London at the time, albeit at a much more lavishly remunerated level, as global head of FX trading for Merrill Lynch – talking about money and value and common sense in John Roughan’s 2014 biography:
Most people, he explains, take their profits too early and cut their losses too late. If they buy a house for $500,000 and a month later somebody offers them $600,000, it is human nature to take the money and dine out on their good fortune. Conversely, if they put that $500,000 house on the market and the best offer it brought was $350,000, they would hold onto it. A good dealer would not. As soon as he realised the asset was losing value he would get what he could for it and put the money into a new, hopefully better, investment.
This, by the way, is by far the most comprehensible thing Key tells Roughan about his time in the financial sector; the rest of his comments about it are rich in the complex jargon of the industry, and Roughan does not translate them. There’s another insight into Key’s quantitative side later on though: when the prostitution law reform bill is up for a conscience vote in Parliament, Key tries to work out his position by calculating the number of sex workers in the country, and the number of clients they’d need to see to be fiscally viable as businesses, and thus the potential number of sex worker clients who might support the bill.
A lot of people have written about John Key’s business background; it functions as a kind of negative space for people to project their own, often odd, fantasies and misconceptions and conspiracies about finance and banking. (He’s often celebrated for his incredible sales and negotiating skills, yet every time he’s sat down with a company to cut a deal on behalf of the taxpayer, the corporation always seems to come off far, far better than the Crown.)
I’ve made fun of the fetishisation of Key’s business/financial mojo in the past, but now I’m going to indulge in it myself and suggest that it helped him understand that complex systems – financial systems, political systems – often behave in ways that are counterintuitive, that defy common sense, but if you study the systems methodically you can bet against the conventional wisdom and win.
Let me give you an example. In November of 2006 Key became leader of the opposition. In early 2007 the main political issue was the ‘anti-smacking bill’: Sue Bradford’s controversial Private Member’s Bill amending the Crimes Act, which was slowly and agonisingly making its way through Parliament. Critics attacked it as ‘social engineering’, a perception Clark’s by-then unpopular Labour government was already struggling with.
‘Never interrupt your enemy when they are making a mistake’ is one of the oldest rules in politics, especially in opposition. When the government is doing something unpopular, and failing at it, let them keep doing it; let them fail. But Key did the opposite: he negotiated an amendment with Clark – an amendment carefully worded to mean almost nothing – and the bill was passed with a gigantic majority. I remember discussing it with work colleagues the morning after Key and Clark made their joint announcement, and mocking one of them who claimed ‘John Key just changed New Zealand politics’, but if you look back at the Colmar Brunton poll, which charts which politicians New Zealanders prefer as their prime minister, you can see Key start at the standard 10% baseline most opposition leaders languish in, and quickly soar to 40% in the early months of 2007, overtaking Clark.
Key’s move was based on a ‘deep dive’ into polling and focus group data, a National advisor told me a few years later. Bradford’s bill was broadly unpopular, they discovered, but it didn’t have ‘valence’: it generated a lot of media and was a very big deal to a tiny number of supporters and opponents but most people didn’t actually care about it that much, as opposed to how they felt about, say, the quality of their kid’s schools, or the healthcare system. What they did care about was the petty antagonism of politics, and what tested very well was the idea of a leader who could transcend that and deliver solutions.
It’s not unusual for politicians to consult polls and focus groups. But politicians are very susceptible to overconfidence bias; they prefer to indulge in a vast over-estimation of their own abilities and judgement. Most political leaders, when offered a choice between doing something that seems counter-intuitive but is driven by research, or something that their guts tell them is right, will go with their gut. It got them where they are today, they reason, forgetting that they’re generally there to replace prior failed leaders who also followed their gut.
Nine years later Labour opposition leader Andrew Little was offered an almost identical opportunity to Key, when Key’s attempt to change the New Zealand flag was floundering, at roughly the same point in the political cycle to Helen Clark’s struggle with Bradford’s bill. Little did not interrupt his enemy: he let him fail – no doubt his gut told him that was the smart thing to do – and fail Key did, to much crowing and gloating from his critics. But Key’s popularity remained high and Little’s very low popularity did not budge, because voter behaviour is more complex than a politician’s gut.
“You will never have another boss like me. Someone who’s basically a chilled out entertainer.” – David Brent, The Office
During the 2011 election campaign John Key hosted an hour long talk radio show on Radio Live. It was called The Prime Minister’s Hour. Key interviewed Sir Peter Jackson, Sir Richard Branson and Richie McCaw. (The All Black captain played a pivotal role in National’s media strategy during election years; a search on Knowledge Basket, a media aggregation database, shows that from 2010 to 2011 we saw a 200% increase in news stories about Key and McCaw; it dropped away for the subsequent two years then increased by 171% during 2015). Members of the public phoned in to discuss issues like the rescheduling of Coronation Street, and to congratulate Key on how well he was doing his job.
The Labour Party complained to the Electoral Commission. They argued that the lack of balance – where was Phil Goff’s one hour talkback show where callers told him how great he was doing? – meant it amounted to free advertising from MediaWorks, part of which was once owned by Steven Joyce, a senior Minister in Key’s Cabinet, and to which the government had extended a $43 million loan the previous year. The Electoral Commission referred the complaint to the police, an organisation that can never run away fast enough when called upon to investigate the many alleged breaches of electoral law by National and Labour over the years. They declined to prosecute.
Key’s defence of the show was twofold. Firstly, there was no need for balance, because the show was called ‘The Prime Minister’s Hour,’ and it wasn’t his fault that he just happened to be Prime Minister when MediaWorks created the show. Secondly, how could it possibly be a political advertisement when he wasn’t even talking about politics?
Key spent a lot of his time as Prime Minister not talking about politics: basically being a chilled out entertainer, appearing on breakfast TV and breakfast radio and women’s magazines and evening infotainment shows where the hosts would engage him very lightly on the issues of the day. “We’ve got the mix about right,” Key would assure them, perhaps adding that he was “looking at a range of options,” before hurrying on to discuss the rugby or the latest celebrity news story. He could – if pressed – discuss policy details. His discussions with Radio New Zealand host Guyon Espiner often played out like this:
Espiner: I’d like to ask you about this policy.
Key: Yeah, I haven’t been briefed on that so I can’t speak to it.
Espiner: Because Andrew Little has criticised –
Key: Well he’s wrong and I will now speak about why that is and what the policy means at length, almost as if I have actually been extensively briefed on it.
The eminent American political scientists Chris Achen and Larry Bartels estimate that about 3% of voters in western democracies cast their votes based on policy and ideology, and that these are all members of ‘the political class’: party members, activists, intellectuals etc. Everyone else – ie, for electoral purposes, everyone – is interested in and motivated by other factors. The economy, famously, is one; the personality of the party leader and the ability of voters to trust and identify with that leader is another.
Left-wing politicians and commentators come from an intellectual tradition in which economic class is paramount; when Key rose to become leader of the opposition they felt sure that Key’s enormous wealth would prevent ‘ordinary Kiwis’ from identifying with him. Labour deputy leader Michael Cullen dismissed him as a ‘rich prick’. A Hansard search of Key’s time as Prime Minister identifies 388 matches to the term ‘rich mates’ and they are almost all instances of Labour MPs attacking Key for alleged cronyism.
It never worked; the public never turned against Key because of his wealth, but his adversaries just couldn’t believe it wasn’t working so they just kept doing it. Surely in the wake of the global financial crisis and the publication of The Spirit Level and Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty First Century, the backlash against economic elites would come?
There is a backlash happening across western democracies, but to the confoundment of the left most of the backlash is against left-wing cultural and intellectual elites rather than right-wing economic ones. Key is very different from Donald Trump in many very significant ways, but identical in this: they’re both very rich but culturally proletarian. Trump genuinely loves wrestling and stock car racing; Key loves rugby and does not bother to hide his utter lack of interest in high culture (Helen Clark’s favourite movie was The Motorcycle Diaries, a critically acclaimed Argentinian film about a young Che Guevara finding his revolutionary soul. Key’s is Johnny English, a critically reviled spy spoof in which Rowan Atkinson wanders about covered in poo.)
You hear a lot about class politics in left-wing circles, and even more about identity politics, and there’s this huge debate about which of them is the right way to communicate values and win over voters. You don’t hear much about cultural politics, even though left-wing intellectuals have spent the last hundred years analysing culture and its intersection with politics and capitalism. Cultural identity and cultural signifiers seem to be important to a lot of voters – possibly because it’s something they know a lot about: they can judge politicians on their authenticity in a way they can’t do with policy and ideology. When British Prime Minister David Cameron forgot which football team he affected to support the entire country erupted in shocked disbelief. Key said many odd and artless and sometimes just plain unpleasant things during his time as Prime Minister, but he spent a huge amount of his time practising cultural politics, connecting with voters across the class and identity spectrum, and he never made a cultural gaffe.
“These people, some of them are rapists, some of them are child molesters, and some of them are murderers and these are the people that the Labour Party is saying are more important to support than New Zealanders who deserve protecting when they come back here.” – John Key, New Zealand Parliament, Questions for Oral Answer. November 10, 2015
Ask normal people what they don’t like about politics and they’ll usually talk about Parliamentary Question Time. Politicians screaming at each other and being thrown out of the House. Obscure points of order. Sprays of spittle illuminated by the expensive down-lighting.
There used to be a logic to it: if an MP behaved awfully enough they might get some media coverage – a few seconds on the TV news, or a mention from a political commentator in the paper the next day praising them for being ‘strong in the House.’ But most of that coverage has vanished with the media who reported it, and now Question Time is merely a hundred and twenty one – give or take – very highly paid, generally intelligent and well-meaning people being repellent to each other in a handsomely furnished room, with barely anyone watching.
And no one was more repellent than Key. There was the ‘rapists and child molesters and murderers’ comment above, in response to Labour MP Kelvin Davis accusing him of being ‘gutless’ for his refusal to stand up for New Zealand citizens resident in Australia being imprisoned in detention centres after a retroactive law change. Other low points include Key himself daring the opposition to ‘get some guts’ and support his decision to deploy kiwi troops to Iraq, as if it was Key himself off to fight ISIS; the Prime Ministerial Speech to the Throne, traditionally an occasion for the leader to set out his government’s policy agenda for the year, but in his second and third terms Key didn’t really have one of those so he spent his speech telling the Opposition that they were morons and losers, in highly colourful language; and then there was one of the great contributions to political debate in New Zealand – the invention of Prime Ministerial ‘hats’. If Key was caught behaving in a manner unethical to the office of Prime Minister he would, retroactively, decide that he wasn’t the Prime Minister when he did this. He was someone else: leader of the National Party, or just an ordinary bloke, maybe.
Most successful politicians have a chameleon-like quality. They are whoever they need to be in any given social situation, and the people they’re with almost always perceive the performance as real. Ronald Reagan was once asked if being an actor helped his political career, and he replied, ‘I can’t imagine how anyone who wasn’t an actor could do this job’. In his biography of Lyndon Johnson the historian Robert Caro often describes the mercurial nature of his subject. As a young Congressman Johnson would stand in his office screaming at his staff, a merciless and autocratic tyrant, only to be interrupted by a phone call from a powerful ally, and his demeanor would change, instantly, to a calm, reverential flatterer, and change again as soon as the phone was back on the hook.
What was unusual about Key is that he was often praised by political commentators for being genuine, yet it was possible to witness his radical transformation on a daily basis. You could watch the Prime Minister joking around on breakfast TV, a lovable goofy dad, and then watch him roar with laughter in the House as he joked away questions about climate change or child poverty: an obvious monster.
I sometimes wonder if Question Time transforms our politicians into monsters. Key was awful in the House, but only slightly more so than average, and less loathsome than some of the longer serving MPs. What does it do to them to have to stand up every day and claim that they ‘stand by their statements’ and then argue that something they’ve said actually means the opposite of what it obviously means, or that some statistic they’ve once cited is now meaningless, only to embrace it a week later when the political winds change again? I understand the adversarial nature of the system, and the theory that Question Time is ‘holding the government to account’, but that obviously isn’t working. It seems like a contest deliberately designed to turn decent, well-meaning people into dissembling, untrustworthy, heartless liars.
And you have to win at it if you want to run the country.
The 19th Century French economist Frederic Bastiat once wrote a famous celebration of the free market. Consider the city of Paris, he argued.
Here are a million human beings who would all die in a few days if supplies of all sorts did not flow into this great metropolis. It staggers the imagination to try to comprehend the vast multiplicity of objects that must pass through its gates tomorrow, if its inhabitants are to be preserved from the horrors of famine, insurrection, and pillage. And yet all are sleeping peacefully at this moment, without being disturbed for a single instant by the idea of so frightful a prospect.
That’s the magic of competition and free exchange, Bastiat claimed, and the neoliberal – or neoclassical, or laissez-faire, or whatever – reformers of the New Zealand economy in the 1980s and 90s believed very strongly in that magic and that the efficacy of markets should be extended to as much of the economy as possible.
“Hold on a minute,” a left-wing critic of that philosophy would say. Consider what happens to all that food flowing into Paris after it’s been eaten and digested. It passes into a monopolistic, state-owned, socialised sewerage system that functions just as well as the free market – arguably even better, because there’s none of the inefficiency of competition or the profit motive. Surely we should extend that model to as much of the economy as possible?
I think John Key’s small-c conservative take on all this would be “Actually, at the end of the day, you’ve got the market and you’ve got the state, and they both have their uses. But they’re both pretty critical and they interact in complex ways, and good government is about making incremental changes to them that hopefully add up to big gains over the longer term but don’t disrupt the status quo too much.”
“That’s very convenient for those that benefit from the status quo,” the left-wing critic would reply. And they’d be right. But Key wasn’t a change agent, as his biographer Roughan pointed out. He was a conservative who believed in incremental improvements rather than radical reform, and if that happened to benefit him and his caucus, and the parties membership and donor-class… well, that’s just politics, right?
This isn’t the worst way you can govern a country, as I suspect the various western democracies voting radical authoritarians into power are about to find out. But it did mean that most of the serious problems facing New Zealand, which could only be addressed by large-scale reform, never got fixed under his watch.
It’s frustrating, given Key’s obvious political genius, that he only addressed it to winning at the superficial elements of politics: raising money, winning elections, mocking the opposition as it self-destructed, getting good coverage, being popular. Understanding the game and then beating it. To me the most quintessential Key policy is his reform of the Emissions Trading Scheme: Key and his Trade Minister found a brilliant way to rort the international carbon trading system, buying hundreds of millions of dollars of quasi-legal Russian and Ukrainian carbon credits. It was an ingenious way to prevent New Zealand from having to reduce our carbon emissions, which would have lead to all sorts of reforms and costs that might have compromised Key’s popularity.
Now some other sucker will have to deal with carbon neutrality and climate proofing our infrastructure, along with fixing the sustainability of the superannuation scheme, and low productivity, and child poverty, and the broken housing market, and the broken tax system, and the cost blowout of our aging population on the health system, and so on; Key gets to retire with all of the political capital he accumulated through evading all of those problems intact. John Key won at politics. Good for him. But another few winners like that and we’re done for.
Danyl McLauchlan is a Wellington-based writer. His novel Mysterious Mysteries of the Aro Valley is out now, and he blogs at the Dim Post.
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A new bill, filed to repeal North Carolina’s controversial HB2, has been slammed by LGBT rights groups and the Governor.
On Wednesday, two Democrats and two Republicans filed a bill in the state’s House of Representatives aimed at repealing the ‘bathroom bill’.
However, in the measures, a number of add-ons were attached that have led Governor Roy Cooper and LGBT groups to withhold support.
The proposals would ensure that policy decisions over bathrooms are still taken by lawmakers in public buildings but cities could expand other anti-discrimination protections.
This protection includes sexual orientation, but only after a four-month process and a local referendum, if opponents get above a threshold of signatures.
In December, the new Governor tried to repeal the bill but reached an impasse with the Republican-controlled legislature.
HB2 requires trans people to use public bathrooms and facilities that correspond to the gender on their birth certificate, as well as preventing local pro-LGBT ordinances from being introduced.
The GOP’s Chuck McGrady, one of the bill’s sponsors, said he hoped he could get the bill through the chamber.
“It’s a bill that I view as sort of a bipartisan path forward to deal with an issue that is very complex and needs to be resolved,” he said.
Since the introduction of HB2 the state has lost numerous business and sports deals and representatives have said they want to restore confidence in the state’s reputation.
The Governor has said he is hesitant of the bill and is “concerned the legislation as written fails the basic test of restoring our reputation, removing discrimination and bringing jobs and sports back to North Carolina”.
Chris Sgro of Equality North Carolina said anything but a ‘clean repeal of HB2’ is “a distraction from the real issue.” | positive |
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Government officials in Sanya said yesterday they were investigating rumors of sex and drugs parties at a trade show, aimed at China's richest people, in the Hainan Province city.
Online posts featured photographs of high-profile celebrities and young Chinese models at the Hainan Rendez-Vous Lifestyle and Yacht Show held from last Saturday to Tuesday.
Online posts featured photographs of high-profile celebrities and young Chinese models at the Hainan Rendez-Vous Lifestyle and Yacht Show held from last Saturday to Tuesday.
The posts quoted "participants in the event" as saying one model earned 600,000 yuan (US$97,000) from sex parties over three evenings and that more than 2,000 condoms were used at just one party.
Several celebrities quickly responded to the rumors stating they were either not at the event or clarifying what really happened.
"Time will tell and the truth should be known: My family is the most important part in my life," wrote Wang Xiaofei, a millionaire businessman who is married to Taiwan actress Barbie Hsu, on his microblog.
Wang said he was in Beijing and Taiwan when the yacht show was being held. He even posted screenshots of the flight information from his mobile phone to prove his innocence.
Xu Yajun, husband of Hsu's sister, Taiwan actress and TV hostess Dee Hsu, wrote on his microblog that either the "sex party things" were purely rumors or something that very few people did during the event.
Other celebrities told reporters they took part in events at the show but described them as "high-end" gatherings or wine parties. Some said the rumors were probably spread by people who weren't able to join them.
The event's organizer published an announcement denying the online allegations.
"False reports about the event have been spread online, damaging the reputation of the event by spreading information unrelated to the company," the announcement said.
"Currently all the rumors widely spread online are not true. The company has never organized such parties and never authorized anyone to do so. All the participants in the event can prove that such things never happened."
According to the rumors, police in Sanya were said to have raided a party and taken some people away for drug tests. However, police have not commented so far.
The annual Hainan Rendez-Vous lifestyle show features hundreds of luxury brands of yachts, business jets and other products.
Last year's event in Sanya attracted more than 20,000 visitors, according to its official website. | positive |
By Barry Wilson, Executive Producer, OPINION, CTV Montreal
He may have had something of a colourful past but you have to hand it to Maxime Bernier for telling it like it is.
Bernier is the Tory MP and minister from the Beauce who, you may remember, had to resign because his girlfriend at the time had some ties to the Hells Angels.
Bernier always speaks his mind and doesn’t fear swimming outside the Tory pool.
This week he gave a speech that made a lot of sense.
Speaking to a business audience in Montreal, Bernier sent out a wake-up call to Quebec.
He said it is high time for Quebec to embrace the Canadian experience.
He says the focus should not be on what happens to the PQ but on how Quebec can reclaim its rightful place in Canada, a country that is more than a credit card or an ATM used to buy Quebec’s loyalty
He is right.
At one time Quebec played a leadership role in the federation.
Quebec had strong alliances with other provinces such as Alberta but that is no longer the case.
For years we sent Bloc MPs to Ottawa with no interest in the governance of Canada.
Whenever the PQ is in power, Quebec isolates itself and opposes anything that smacks of a maple leaf.
Bernier went further with this plea to his fellow French-speaking Quebecers.
Can we not just clearly acknowledge that English is a part of us, a part of our history, a part of our culture and a part of our identity? Acknowledge that English isn’t some foreign language but is one of Quebec’s languages. And consequently, give up the endless battle to restrict its use and its legitimacy through coercive policies.
Wow. He is right again.
For years, it’s the exact point anglophones have been trying to make.
We are not the enemy. We are family... although often we are treated like black sheep.
We are here and we will stay, even though there are times when our patience and goodwill is sorely tested.
So bravo to Mr. Bernier for speaking some common sense and saying what needs to be said.
The election of April 7th may turn out to be a historic game changer in realigning Quebec politics.
There is so much more to gain by joining together than trying to find fault in our differences.
Let’s hope Bernier's message gets though.
In his inaugural speech on Wednesday Premier Couillard promised Quebec would assume Quebec’s traditional place in the federation.
"We will exercise leadership in the heart of Canada. We will make the voice of Quebec be heard," said Couillard.
There are many rivers to cross but it seems we are finally on the right path.
Our destinies have always been bound together and to quote JFK “what unites us is far greater than what divides us.” | positive |
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Black Friday is finally here! – It is the biggest shopping day of the year that allows you to receive handsome discounts on everything you buy! Marking the unofficial beginning of the Christmas shopping season, the day is vast with a rich history that dates back to1960s when stores started using the term “Black Friday” to advertise deep discounts all over the world.
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About us | Advertise with us | Contact us Menu Home COVID-19 Hub News Articles Publications Videos Podcasts Webinars Whitepapers / App Notes Content Hubs Events Development of Next-Generation Vaccines 2022 (Online Summit) Cell & Gene Therapy Advancements 2021 (On-demand) Close Targets Screening Stem Cells Hit-to-Lead Omics Imaging Informatics Regs & Legs news GREB1L mutations associated with renal agenesis 5 SHARES Share via Pinterest Reddit Buffer Xing WhatsApp Flipboard Posted: 19 September 2017 | Dr Zara Kassam (Drug Target Review) | No comments yet A team of researchers has identified the mutated gene GREB1L is linked to renal agenesis… A team of researchers has identified that the mutated gene GREB1L is linked to renal agenesis. Professor John Manak and Professor Patrick Brophy at The University of Iowa collaborated to identify the mutated gene. Prof Brophy collected DNA samples from a family from Iowa family with the condition and Prof Manak’s lab performed whole-exome sequencing, meaning the researchers searched the protein-coding sections of the family members’ genomes, which comprise just 2% of a person’s genetic blueprint. After narrowing the search to a small slice of the genome, the researchers waded through tens of thousands of genes before finding the GREB1L mutation and determining the defect appeared in each family member with the disorder. “Essentially, it’s a way to determine early on whether the child will likely be born with the disorder or be born healthy, Imagine the relief the parents would feel in the latter case. In fact, based on our work, we already know that additional families have been identified those harbour mutations in this gene, and they can now be better informed about the disorder affecting them,” said Prof Manak. While that was promising, Prof Manak’s team wanted further proof, so the researchers obtained GREB1L-mutated zebrafish embryos, which are transparent and develop organs in just days. The team saw that zebrafish with the mutated gene failed to properly develop kidneys in the earliest stages. Next, the researchers introduced the mutated gene in mice using the CRISPR-Cas9 technique, which enabled them to instruct the mice’s genomes to create the mutated gene on command rather than waiting for it to be passed down through generations. Like the zebrafish, mice carrying the GREB1L mutation were born with either one functioning kidney or none at all. A second family, from Denmark, also was found to carry the GREB1L mutation, solidifying the gene’s role in renal agenesis in humans. Other mutated genes have been linked to renal agenesis, but what makes GREB1L particularly interesting is its hierarchal role in how genetic instructions are passed along in kidney development. Much like a quarterback calling a play for a football team, the GREB1L protein activates a cascade of signals that ultimately tell various individual genes what they need to do to create a functioning kidney. While some of these individual genes, if mutated, could cause a kidney to develop improperly, a damaged GREB1L affects the entire kidney-development process because it sends the first, all-important command. The study has been published in the journal Genetics. Related topics CRISPR, Genomics Related conditions Renal agenesis Related people John Manak, Patrick Brophy, University of Iowa By Dr Zara Kassam (Drug Target Review) 19 September 2017 No comments yet Shares 5 Share via Pinterest Reddit Buffer Xing Flipboard Related topics CRISPR, Genomics Related conditions Renal agenesis Related people John Manak, Patrick Brophy, University of Iowa Most popular... 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Carriage Clock of Laxenburg Gothic – Lilly's Art Skip to content Lilly's Art Lilly's Art Contemporary Art. Exclusive Antiques. Menu Home News Paintings/Drawings The Painter Peter Dotrel Antique Clocks Sculptures Furniture, Chandeliers Arts and Crafts We find for you! About us Press Clippings Legal Notice DE Back to category Carriage Clocks. Carriage Clock of Laxenburg Gothic Zoom Vienna, second half of the 19th century Case engine turned and fire-gilt bronze (ormolu) Dial engine turned and fire-gilt bronze (ormolu) Movement verge escapement, Viennese grande sonnerie on wire gongs, repeater, turn-off for strike, alarm on wire gong Height 9 ½ in The Gothic style of Laxenburg is an Austrian neo-Gothic trend from the first half of the 19th century. The description makes reference to the impressive “knightly district” that Emperor Francis I of Austria had set up in the castle gardens of the Laxenburg summer residence from 1798 onwards. The core element is the Franzensburg castle situated on an island, which served as a private retreat for the emperor. Like several other princes of the time around 1800, Franz I adapted the neo-Gothic style, which had originated in England, for his construction projects and interior decoration. The goal was a return to the romanticized Middle Ages, a time before the French Revolution, to the traditional system of the estates of the realm with the divinely ordained ruler at its top. The style is delicate and graceful, often inspired by dynamically curved, late Gothic forms and of the highest elegance. This carriage clock illustrates the enormous influence of the Laxenburg Gothic style on Viennese craftsmanship. The case, made of engine turned and fire-gilt bronze, has an almost architectural structure. On a pedestal-like base are four little columns that bear the weight of the case drum as well as the baldachin situated above. The open worked, highly varied tracery gives this carriage clock an airy lightness. The ogee arch at the top is decorated with crockets. The piece culminates in a trefoil-shaped handle. It is equipped with a Viennese grande sonnerie and an alarm. An almost identical carriage clock is published and depicted in Frederick Kaltenböck’s standard reference work “Viennese Timepieces”. Send request Home News Paintings/Drawings The Painter Peter Dotrel Antique Clocks Sculptures Furniture, Chandeliers Arts and Crafts We find for you! About us Press Clippings Legal Notice News Annual Exhibition „Lilly’s HIGHLIGHTS“ Plankengasse 5, Vienna September 9th to 17th, 2022 Oskar Höfinger – Special Exhibition Dorotheergasse 13, Vienna 22nd to 30th of Sept., 2022 ART & ANTIQUE Hofburg Vienna November 10th to 14th, 2022 Show all entries in News © 2015-2022 by Lieselotte Setzer GmbH - Lilly’s Contemporary Art Exclusive Antiques Plankengasse 5, 1010 Vienna, Austria · Monday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday by appointment. Showroom K&L (Dorotheergasse 13) Monday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday 11 am to 4 pm +4315128803 · office@lillys-art.com · Cookie-Settings · Legal Notice · Privacy | negative |
#Tennis: #DenisShapovalov has the X factor – surely nothing can obstruct his pursuit of greatness – #SportingIsLife #SportingIsLife Nanthakumar Victor Emmanuel's Sporting Is Life Blog Home Home Home Tennis Tennis News Tennis Canada Nitto ATP Finals Davis Cup Finals Tennis Tennis News Tennis Canada Nitto ATP Finals Davis Cup Finals Basketball Basketball News Toronto Raptors Official NBA Site Basketball Basketball News Toronto Raptors Official NBA Site Soccer Soccer News Toronto FC Soccer Soccer News Toronto FC Golf Golf News PGA Tour Golf Golf News PGA Tour Baseball Baseball News Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Baseball News Toronto Blue Jays Cricket Cricket Badminton Badminton Science & Sports Science & Sports ATP Ranking ATP Ranking WTA Ranking WTA Ranking Australian Open Australian Open French Open French Open Wimbledon Wimbledon US Open US Open Indian Wells Open Indian Wells Open Miami Open Miami Open Rogers Cup Rogers Cup Shanghai Open Shanghai Open Roger Federer RF Home Roger Federer – Olympic Histroy RF Foundation Roger Federer RF Home Roger Federer – Olympic Histroy RF Foundation Denis Shapovalov ATP Ranking Denis Shapovalov ATP Ranking Steffi Graf Steffi Graf – Home Steffi Graf – Children for tomorrow Steffi Graf – Olympic History Steffi Graf – Wikipedia Steffi Graf Steffi Graf – Home Steffi Graf – Children for tomorrow Steffi Graf – Olympic History Steffi Graf – Wikipedia Bianca Andreescu Bianca Andreescu Sir Andy Murray Andy Murray – Home Andy Murray – UNICEF Sir Andy Murray Sir Andy Murray Andy Murray – Home Andy Murray – UNICEF Sir Andy Murray Home › Uncategorized › #Tennis: #DenisShapovalov has the X factor – surely nothing can obstruct his pursuit of greatness #Tennis: #DenisShapovalov has the X factor – surely nothing can obstruct his pursuit of greatness By Nanthakumar Victor Emmanuel, P.Eng. COO, CVMR Corporation on September 25, 2017 • ( 0 ) #Federer, #Kyrgios, #Shapovalov – these are all players with an X factor, an ability to see and execute shots others wouldn’t even consider. The talent is not in doubt. But how do they harness it? In Shapovalov’s case, motivation is unlikely to be a problem. “I completely love the sport,” he said. “I can’t picture myself travelling all these weeks out of the year, putting in all this time, if I didn’t.” “I am at 50 in the world right now,” he added. “But I don’t know if that’s where my ranking really is. I have played a couple of good tournaments, but first of all I have to do it week in and week out. I told my team I want to try to play a lot of tournaments in the fall so I can get used to all this travelling to different countries every week, and just see what it would be like, if I do manage to keep up my #Tennis.” That final clause is cute, but almost certainly unnecessary. As the seven-time slam champion #MatsWilander has predicted, nothing but serious injury will obstruct this earnest young man’s pursuit of greatness. Read more at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tennis/2017/09/23/denis-shapovalov-has-x-factor-surely-nothingcan-obstruct-pursuit/ Share this: Twitter Facebook More instagram Pinterest Tumblr Pocket Telegram WhatsApp Skype Like this: Like Loading... ‹ #Tennis: John McEnroe wants new #LaverCup to spark #DavisCup reform #Tennis: Behind #RogerFederer, inaugural #LaverCup a big success › Categories: Uncategorized Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (Address never made public) Name Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change ) Cancel Connecting to %s Notify me of new comments via email. 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Comey Shows Americans That Law Does Not Apply To The Elite
By Michael Scheuer
June 11, 2017 " Information Clearing House " - James Comey admits to taking official government documents home and then giving them to the NY Times; he directly contradicts his 3 May 2017, under-oath testimony; he publicly conspires with that stooge of a Special Counsel Robert Mueller to stage-manage his testimony; he refused to tell Americans that their president was not colluding with the Russians; he coordinated his public language with Attorney General Lynch to please Clinton, protect that criminal, and fix the 2016 election; and, just after the hearing, is reported to have been offered a $10 million advance/payoff from a New York publisher for a book on Trump.
The Senate committee, almost to a man and woman, tried to aid Comey’s lie-filled, anti-republic testimony against Trump. Only Senators Risch, Cornyn, and Rubio did the enormously easy job of demonstrating that Comey is nothing but a lying, two-bit Clinton-whore. A good high-school debater would have had no problem doing the same.
Mr. Trump, God love you for what have done and are trying to do to resuscitate the republic. We need more jobs, a better stock market, no unnecessary wars, the end of government-mandated multiculturalism and diversity, rebuilt infrastructure, elimination of illegal aliens and street gangs, a border wall, lower taxes, the repeal of hate-speech laws, fairer trade, a lengthy ban on all immigration, an end to abortion, and minimal federal regulations. All of these things are indispensable.
But more urgently important than all of these needs, Mr. Trump, is for Americans to see you and Attorney General Sessions vigorously use the now unenforced law to, figuratively, draw a vast effusion of blood from the utterly lawless American elite. Both of you already have in your possessions the basis for indictments of:
–James Comey for perjury, and he and all FBI officials who conspired with him to support the Clinton campaign
–All three Clintons, both Obamas, and Loretta Lynch
–The Clinton Foundation, its leadership team, some of its contributors, and all of the State Department and other national government officials who willing aided the Foundation while Clinton was Secretary of State
–John Podesta and his DNC leadership team,
–Eric Holder and all those DoJ officials involved in Fast&Furious
–Lois Learner and the IRS officials who persecuted conservatives
–All leakers of classified information, most especially serving and former senior U.S. Intelligence Community officials
–George Soros and all U.S.-citizen, billionaire big shots who fund the violence of Democratic demonstrators
–All the Democratic operatives who have rigged voter lists and otherwise assisted the dead and illegal aliens to vote
–All of the mayors, governors, judges, police chiefs, ministers, priests, NGOs, and university leaders who establish and maintain “sanctuary” domains
–The people who killed DNC employee Seth Rich, as well those responsible for the long list of murders of people who crossed the Clintons
You must, President Trump and Judge Sessions, move quickly on the issue of enforcing the law against the bipartisan U.S. political elite and incarcerating those who are convicted — no pardons, no plea bargains, no probation, no omissions.
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All the other improvements for the republic aspired to by the Trump administration are important, even essential. But none is as important than beginning to enforce the law against the gangster-dominated American elite. Legally draw their blood, gentlemen, or they will reverse whatever advances you accomplish for the republic when they rig the next election and defeat you. That result will bring on civil war.
And recall, Mr. Trump and Judge Sessions, that you are defenders of the republic and that your oaths-of-office and the Constitution require you to make sure all of the laws are enforced. The citizenry demands no more than that you do your duty.
If you fail to do so, you leave Americans only one option. Their legitimate means of eliminating the gangster-elite, when the law fails or is not applied, is provided by our Founders and the 1st and 2nd Amendments they bequeathed to their posterity.
And after all is said and done, Mr. President and Judge Sessions, if you fail to do your constitutional duty, or are prevented from doing it, the gangster-elite will quickly come to understand why the Lord allowed men of ingenuity and skill to create the AR-15. | positive |
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May 9, 2017, 7:24 PM GMT / Source: TODAY By Arin Greenwood
Torrey Smith, a wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles, just gave a major assist to a whole lot of shelter pets.
This past weekend was the fifth annual Pawject Runway, an event put on by the Baltimore-based anti-animal cruelty campaign Show Your Soft Side.
Torrey Smith and his wife, Chanel Williams, covered the adoption fees for 46 cats and dogs. Leo Howard Lubow / Show Your Soft Side
SYSS, as it's known, recruits professional athletes, actors and other animal-loving model citizens to be "Softies" who will promote the idea of being kind to animals.
At Pawject Runway, guests mingle with the Softies — as well as adoptable cats and dogs from BARCS, Baltimore's animal shelter — to raise money for the city's homeless pets.
"You’ve got tons of athletes and celebrities there and they’re all focused on the same thing everyone else is: oohing, aahing and cuddling the cats and dogs," SYSS co-founder Sande Riesett told TODAY in an email. "I mean really, how can you have a bad time with a drink in one hand and a puppy or a kitten in the other?"
Matt Judon, outside linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens, walks down the runway with an adoptable kitten at the 5th annual Pawject Runway. Sid Keiser
At the end of the evening, Smith — who became a Softie in 2012, while playing for the Baltimore Ravens — stood before the crowd to tell them that he and his wife, Chanel, would be covering the adoption fees for all 46 of the cats and dogs in attendance. (His agent then matched the donation.)
"When he announced that he and Chanel wanted to make this gift to ensure everyone had the opportunity to adopt an animal, and to be sure they all found good homes, the crowd went wild," BARCS' executive director Jennifer Brause said via a spokesperson.
One of the lucky pups whose adoption fees were covered by Torrey Smith and his wife. Zhenia Bulawka
Just about every cat and dog was spoken for by the time Pawject Runway came to a close — except for a little pup named Zappa.
That is, until Baltimore Raven Ronnie Stanley, another Show Your Soft Side ambassador, came to BARCS early this week to put in an application.
Ronnie Stanley, an offensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens, with his newly adopted pup. BARCS
Stanley tackled hearts the world over last spring, when he and his girlfriend walked into BARCS and asked to adopt a dog "that’s been here a long time." They went home with Lola, a 6-year-old dog who'd had a rough start to life.
Zappa, now named Rico, is another dog who didn't have the easiest beginning. That's all changed now.
At the shelter on the day of his adoption, Rico gave his famous new dad "a million kisses," per a BARCS Facebook post, and then rested his little head in Stanley's big arms. Stanley later sent the shelter photos of Lola and Rocco smooching away.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Maxx Williams with a dog in a tutu at Show Your Soft Side's Pawject Runway. Zhenia Bulawka
"I don't think I could love our Softies any more than I do," said Riesett. "It makes me feel incredibly proud to have guys with that kind of compassion and heart on the Soft Side team."
BARCS' Brause agrees, and she is thrilled that folks like Smith and Stanley are publicly displaying such love for animals — especially shelter pets.
"They are truly down-to-earth, good people. They have the ability to do so much for the community, both people and pets, and they give it their all," she said. "People rally around that. They get excited, and they get involved."
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Republicans are Gay | kavips kavips Just another Delaware WordPress.com weblog Home About All About Wind The kavipsian Economic Plan Delaware’s Smart Balanced Assessments By Grade Level All About Common Core, Charters, and Public Education The Ultimate Delaware’s Voter Guide For the 2016 General Election…. Subscribe to feed Category Archive You are currently browsing the category archive for the ‘Republicans are Gay’ category. The Passage of Times September 12, 2016 in an actual good Republican, Democrats Are Scared; Republicans Stupid, Democrats Rule; Republicans Drool, Republican Death Panels, Republican Golden Showers, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Lies, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans Are Economy Crashers, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Republicans R Wrong, Roaches are Republicans, Ryan's Republican Budget, Socialist Republicans, Support Mind Altering Drugs For Republicans, Tea Party versus Republicans, The Great Republican Caused Depression, Uncategorized | Tags: Donald Trump, referendum, Reformers, regulation, Republican Debates, Republican Incompetence, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Party, Republicans, Republicans Are The Japanese, Requiem, Trump | 1 comment The more with which time passes, the more one sees how some things always stay the same. This is something unrealized by youth… I certainly couldn’t see it, though many elderly tried to project their insight into me.. I simply lacked enough background to understand. But seeing the return of things you fought to vanquish and were once successful, as well as expanding ones knowledge-base across many cultures, times, and distances, one tends to see a larger pattern in effect that probably is conducive to our survival… Here is how it relates to conservatives and liberals, democracy and our ultimate survival…. . No matter who you are, when you are, or where you are, if you are comfortable in your position, you tend to lean towards conservatism… Why wouldn’t you? It’s what enabled you to get and keep what you have… On the other hand, when you have nothing but dreams listed as your assets, you’ll insist on change, or newness, or something better than what you have.. Why shouldn’t you? Who would want to stay in the same decrepit conditions one finds themselves when they don’t have to? And so democracy is simply a mechanism that allows for the ebb and flow of fortunes to change policy so parity is maintained for the most part… When a majority of people are doing better than those who are not, then keeping what is working now is best for that society as a whole. On the other hand if it it not working, then changing ones course is better for that society. That makes so much sense, does it not? So being a liberal in a time of economic well being is, how should we say politely, being “very forward thinking”?… Likewise being a conservative in a time of turmoil, could be rather dangerous, being so outnumbered so… you better hope you are “well liked”…. It is rare that events outside the human experience impact us on a large scale. Most of what affects us drastically (wars, Depressions, power grabs) usually comes from mankind’s own doing:… acts where we consciously chose to go a certain route, and more or less, damned all the torpedoes that got in the way. Today we are in a bru-ha-ha of our own making…. Most of it directly came from our choosing to go towards giving the top 1% all of our money and keeping less for ourselves… It was a conscious decision on our parts. We elected enough Republicans to allow them to do what they told us they would do. It was no secret. We made a bad decision. The experiment failed. They kept all the money and none trickled down, at least here within our borders… Our wealth actually built up China, which is great for them, but that hasn’t helped us much. When one finds out one is losing something important, one hangs onto it harder… Which means someone has to try harder to take it away, right?… This gives insight into the harshness and lack of decorum in politics today… The ugliness we see today in Conservatives, and the hard clenching tenacity we see in Liberals, we’ve seen before in this country. We had it in the 1820’s between the old guard wealth of the Eastern Seaboard, and the wide individualistic wealth newly available across our national heartland. We saw it in the 1850’s as slavery hit the hot button and both sides became bitterly entrenched as support for slavery evaporated into a cauldron of gunpowder. It only took one spark. We saw it in the 1890’s as the capitalists grabbed up more and more companies, crushed workers rights, and the workers in cities became less and less empowered. Finally Republican Progressivism broke out of the chokehold. Then WWI flipped the scales back to big business and an investment boom followed by a Great Depression again created the necessary environment for another total sweep of old for new. That “new” lasted 60 years until it succumbed to having been so successful so that so many numbers who had previously benefited from liberal policies switched allegiances to keep their assets to themselves… And that leads to today, where our individualistic efforts to improve ourselves simply were not enough to balance ourselves comfortably against wealth and power and we are again looking at more government interaction… So rawness and candor have always been part of politics. Always will be. Some things never change. (Some of us love it, btw.) So what is happening today is that the post Republican Depression economy has made mockery out of those “traditional” Republican values and the only thing they have to hold on to power right now, is their appeal to the prejudiced. Against this direct solicitation, Progressives continue to offer a new vision of hope to millennials, or the return to the old vision of what actually worked well for 60 years to those still alive who actually lived it. The conservatives count the votes and know their time is numbered. Population trends have pointed this out for many years. Which readily explains why they focus on ways and methods to limit large numbers of those voting, and have vacated all plans to appeal to new members… No surprise here. In this election conservative policy has been reduced to stem complete annihilation of their party… For whereas they have failed over the past 16 years, Progressives have succeed across that same time. By going hog-wild on bigotry, they are using the only tactic with which they know how to keep some members in their party from flipping… Bigotry is a “thing” unfortunately… And right now…. it is the only “thing” Republicans have to garner one single vote this November… Unless of course, it is ….. “wild hair”… Ukraine: Reading The Tea Leaves April 12, 2014 in Assad, History Is Facts, individual responsibility, Iraq, Obama, political humor, Putin, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Russian Military, Syria, Truth Be Told In Britain, truth in advertising, Ukraine, USSR | Tags: Defense, NATO, Ukraine, USSR | 3 comments Although it is too complex to delineate here, after crunching numbers and possibilities there is dominant weight towards the idea that more Russian intrusions are planned for Ukraine… In the terms of pure power, a language Russia understands, sanctions will not do the trick…Sanctions didn’t work on Saddam. Sanctions didn’t work on Syria. Both were under Russian influence. Therefore in language they understand, we will need boots on the ground in Ukraine. It is time to pull the A-10’s back out of retirement and put them in place inside of Ukraine. As soldiers return from Afghanistan, we will need to extend their tours a little longer and put them in Ukraine. We need to be clear our armies are defensive and not offensive. We can do that thorough our logistics which they can read. We need Americans on the ground inside those Russian territories most prone to invasion, and they will need to be on their best behavior to win friends and influence people…. Since they will no longer have to abide by Shari Law , I don’t think that will be a problem… If the orders or plans have not yet been drawn, they need to be done ASAP. This should be seen as a non aggressive force, but a deciding one. Sort of like how bouncers gather around a shouting match in numbers to help convince both parties that they really, really, really, really, don’t want to come to blows…. But if left alone as two voices in a vacuum, the fight will break out and it becomes much harder to then establish the peace.. Which is why , right now, we need boots on the ground somewhere in Ukraine’s Russian Territories… It is past time to realize the verbal assurances we have been given simply could be a stall for time… That is usually how it is done when you hear words but fail to see the actions accompanying them, in this case, the backing down of troops along the border. As with a bar fight, the fastest and quickest way to ensure a lasting peace, is to have a solid physical threat close at hand, very visible to the perpetrators, so the fallout from their actions is readily assessed both scaring them and giving them the will to back down…Bringing in the Chinese would again, be the smartest thing. It is time for China to become a world player and with their future economic status briefly on shaky ground, I imagine they would appreciate the gesture and opportunity…. Plus it would take their eye off the China Sea for a while as well. Finally, we can use this as a reason to ram higher taxes past the Republicans, by appealing to the patriotism of the American people, they won’t pay, the top 1% will… We earmark the tax increase to the military, and we paint all those Republicans who balk as being weak and unpatriotic Americans, willing to squander our troops in the face of a Russian threat…. If we play our cards correctly, we can pass that high rate of taxation, by calling it a war tax, sunset it after 10 years, and slip in marginal rates as high as up to 90 or 100%… We did the last big war… Tell America that this time, they won’t have to fight a war on a deficit. Our wealthy will happily pay our way in advance…. Domestically we should see great economic movement as we race to restaff defense plants, and get those contracts passed and rolling to upgrade our defense force, perhaps before October of this year… But it all starts with boots on the ground in Ukraine… This we must do quickly. …if You Allow Gay Marriage, What’s Next? Animals! July 2, 2013 in Paul Ryan, Priscilla Rakestraw, Republicans are Gay, Ryan's Republican Budget | Leave a comment Paul Ryan proving Rand Paul right. Tampering With Evidence IS A Crime In DC….. Republicans Broke The Law May 18, 2013 in A Dad's Responsibility, A Moral Man In The White House, Accountability, Crime Pays Well So Tax It, criminal intent, Crooks and Liars, Darrell Issa, Democrats = Good Guys, Democrats Rule; Republicans Drool, Good Citizenery, Government is Good, High Crimes & Misdemeanors, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Lies, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans Are Economy Crashers, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Republicans R Wrong | Leave a comment It is a crime when individuals are found tamping with evidence. Tampering may include a manipulation or movement of the evidence during or after the crime. Individuals can in fact be charged with being an accessory after the fact, if they manipulated evidence in any way. Did a crime occur in the Republican caucus surrounding Darrell Issa. ABSOLUTELY. Evidence was tampered….. CBS News reported that at least two of the Benghazi e-mails that were leaked by Republicans last Friday were altered. One of the altered e-mails was from Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes. The other altered e-mail was from U.S. State Department Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. Here’s the Republican version of the Rhodes e-mail: We must make sure that the talking points reflect all agency equities, including those of the State Department, and we don’t want to undermine the FBI investigation. Here’s the White House version of the Rhodes e-mail: We need to resolve this in a way that respects all of the relevant equities, particularly the investigation. Here’s the Republican version of the Nuland e-mail: The penultimate point is a paragraph talking about all the previous warnings provided by the Agency (CIA) about al-Qaeda’s presence and activities of al-Qaeda. Here’s the White House version of the Nuland e-mail: The penultimate point could be abused by members to beat the State Department for not paying attention to Agency warnings. BUSTED!!! Evidence was tampered to imply a crime. Under all state codes this can be either a misdemeanor or a felony. We need these investigated… The law was broken. Congressional Hearings are in place to get to the bottom of the truth. They are not intended to be kangeroo courts to make up evidence that doesn’t naturally exist…. The law was broken. Arrests need to be made… This is not about Democrats or Republicans… This is about the trust and truthfulness of the United States of America. If Congress were run as were DC’s Schools? Darrell Issa would be thrown out of Congress…. From the DC school manual……. Tier IV behaviors result in off-site Suspension. (a) The following behaviors shall be considered Tier IV behaviors: (1) Acts of vandalism, destruction of property, or graffiti (tagging); (2) Documented theft of school or personal property without force; (3) Interfering with school authorities or participating in a major disruption of the school’s operation. (4) Tampering with, changing, or altering an official record or document of a school; Here is the Texas’s definition of tampering. Darrell Issa would be in jail if this took place in Texas…. A person commits an offense if, knowing that an investigation or official proceeding is pending or in progress, he: (1) alters, destroys, or conceals any record, document, or thing with intent to impair its verity, legibility, or availability as evidence in the investigation or official proceeding; (2) makes, presents, or uses any record, document, or thing with knowledge of its falsity and with intent to affect the course or outcome of the investigation or official proceeding; (3) knowing that an offense has been committed, alters, destroys, or conceals any record, document, or thing with intent to impair its verity, legibility, or availability as evidence in any subsequent investigation of or official proceeding related to the offense; or (4) observes a human corpse under circumstances in which a reasonable person would believe that an offense had been committed, knows or reasonably should know that a law enforcement agency is not aware of the existence of or location of the corpse, and fails to report the existence of and location of the corpse to a law enforcement agency. In Texas, this is a felony in the third degree. The evidence brought forth a week ago that inflamed the nation, was a fabrication. “Directly it was an attempt to make, present and use a record, document, or thing with knowledge of its falsity and with intent to affect the course or outcome of the investigation or official proceeding….” 18 USC § 1001 – Statements or entries generally (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, whoever, in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the Government of the United States, knowingly and willfully— (1) falsifies, conceals, or covers up by any trick, scheme, or device a material fact; (2) makes any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or representation; or (3) makes or uses any false writing or document knowing the same to contain any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or entry; shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 5 years or, if the offense involves international or domestic terrorism (as defined in section 2331), imprisoned not more than 8 years, or both. If the matter relates to an offense under chapter 109A, 109B, 110, or 117, or section 1591, then the term of imprisonment imposed under this section shall be not more than 8 years. In their quest to call it terrorism –and it is– the republicans just opened themselves up to a crime. I demand an immediate arrest of Darrell Issa for breaking the law…. Full Censure by the House of Representative of this common criminal is called for immediately….. Republican Study Calls All Hispanics Stupid, Disgusting Oaf’s! May 14, 2013 in "clean" remark, "Stupid is, Delaware, Democratic pro tempre, Democrats = Good Guys, Democrats Rule; Republicans Drool, Republican Death Panels, Republican Golden Showers, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Lies, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans Are Economy Crashers, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Republicans R Wrong | Leave a comment That study caused the leading Republican Hispanic in charge of the Florida’s outreach to Spanish speaking American citizens, to switch parties. He is now a Democrat. And he was in charge of convincing Hispanics to vote Republican!!!… What caused the shift? A Republican study that specifically was aimed at the redneck hillbillies inside the Republican Party, but wound up hitting mainstream. The undeniable truth is it this what the Republican Party really does think about what it calls behind closed doors, it’s dirty little problem…. “No one knows whether Hispanics will ever reach IQ parity with whites, but the prediction that new Hispanic immigrants will have low-IQ children and grandchildren is difficult to argue against.” So says the Republican Party of the United States of America. Proving once again… that this party is nothing but the harshest racists..(Just watch Rick Jensen try to defend it by saying “he” is not a racist.) Truth is… he isn’t. He’s actually a great guy.. But the party he supports (though he does not represent) is undeniably racist… A fact so driven home that the single most important Republican in charge of Florida’s Hispanics, NOT ONLY FELT COMPELLED TO RESIGN… BUT FELT IT NECESSARY TO ACTUALLY SWITCH PARTIES PUBLICLY…. Is every Republican a racist? No. But every racist is a Republican and the Republican Party of the United States of America is beholden to do whatever those racists want! ABSOLUTELY!!! Every Hispanic Republican out of self respect, NEEDS RIGHT NOW TO CHANGE THEIR PARTY.... There can be no such thing as a Hispanic Republican from now on. Just Spanish speaking Uncle Toms… who should appropriately hitherto be called…. La Malinches Where’s All The Outrage!!! May 6, 2013 in America's Kook: Wayne LaPierre, America's morals, Grover Norquist, Guns Are Good, Guns Don't Kill People. People (With Guns) Kill People, It's About The Kids, It's an Investment, Its the End of the NRA, Republican Death Panels, Republican Golden Showers, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Lies, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans Are Economy Crashers, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Republicans R Wrong, Wayne "Leadbrain" LaPierre | Leave a comment ” Benghazi.Benghazi.Benghazi.Benghazi.Benghazi.” OH SHUT UP YOU STUPID OLD FARTS! Since the rampage at Connecticut, less than five months later — this list includes 137 accidental shootings, 57 of which were fatal. These children and teens were accidentally shot by themselves, by parents, siblings, relatives, friends, neighbors, and caregivers. In other words, these shootings were not by strangers. Many of the guns used in these shootings were obtained by family members for personal protection. Isn’t that far more important? 137 accidental shootings because we can’t responsibly handle weapons of mass destruction? 137/ 57 fatal Guns in the US are the log in our eye. Meanwhile we try to take splinters out of the eyes of others! And we’re wasting yet another day of Congress to rehash what the last 17 hearings on the same topic have dug up? One that killed just 4 Americans in a terrorist ambush, something of which we have no control over? And we want to get down to the bottom of who is to blame? But 137 actual shootings occur, and these same people drink champagne and eat caviar while whooping and rejoicing that background checks got defeated? We have got to rid ourselves of these outdated farting Republicans, either one way or another….. Maybe give them some Beano. For heavens sake, let’s get our nation’s priorities in order. Single Sex Marriage May 1, 2013 in A Dad's Responsibility, administration policy, Bethany Hall-Long, Budget Compromise, Cathy Cloutier, Children Have Rights, Delaware, Delaware Bloggers, Republicans are Gay, Same Sex Marriage, women' rights, Women's Prerogative | Leave a comment To be brief: it is one of the founding principle of this nation that one has the right to be happy. (That comes of course with the price of not making others unhappy.) In making single sex marriage legal, one has to look at all options and answer these questions… Is is unfair to allow heterosexual couples rights not allowed to single sex couples? Yes, it is unfair. Anytime there is a double standard, … it is unfair. (That is actually the proper definition of the word unfair: ie. employ a double standard.) Will single sex marriages cause any harm to anyone? No, it will cause no harm. Whether someone two counties away lives in a civil union or a legally sanctioned marriage will not affect me (or you) one way or another. There you have it. Allowing Single Sex Marriages will repair an injustice and will not cause any harm when it is done. Meaning the only two reasons to vote against it, are because you purposefully want to be unfair, … or you purposefully want to harm someone. Passing this is a no-brainer. If we are going to start listening to Christian fundamentalists, then we had better be prepared to listen to Islamic mullahs, Jewish prophets, as well as every Wikkim candidate for office… Sure they have a right to speak, but we have a bigger right to ignore them. Passage of this is a no-brainer because it corrects a longterm unfairness without hurting anyone in the process…. Republicans Have Feeding Frenzy Over Beyonce’s Trip To Havana April 12, 2013 in "Stupid is, A Moral Man In The White House, Accountability, breast feeding, CPAC, credibility, Republican Golden Showers, Republican Lies, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, stand down, Stay Out Of My Pocket, Super Bowl Results | Leave a comment Courtesy of Sprinkler Scape. Republicans gorge themselves over having a second black couple to diss…. Yum,Yum,Yum. Form A Posse? March 17, 2013 in Democrats = Good Guys, Don Ayotte, Eric Bodenweiser, Jon Moseley, Loss of Party Influence, racism, Rebumblicans, Republican Death Panels, Republican Golden Showers, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Lies, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans Are Economy Crashers, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Republicans R Wrong, Sheriff's Sale, Sleaser Soddy Institute, Support Mind Altering Drugs For Republicans, Sussex County | Leave a comment There was a very strange pamphlet that showed up in Sussex County, sanctioned by the REPUBLICAN sheriff down there.. Here is the quote… “PARTICIPATE IN THE TRAINING OF THE SHERIFF’S POSSE……” Fact: Sheriffs in Delaware are not law enforcement officers. They are paper pushers. Their only duty is to serve court papers such as divorce proceedings and the auction of houses… By law, they are not allowed to form “posse’s” I can remember however, a long, long time ago, when rural people who didn’t agree with Federal guidelines that was being imposed upon them, would arm themselves, gather in the middle of the night under a certain tree, or a bend of the road, and ride out to perform their own particular brand of justice. We called them the Klu Klux Klan…… Is Sheriff Christopher trying to revive them….. How They Wish It Was: How It Really is March 5, 2013 in ALEC, but its not true; its satire, Caesar Rodney Institute, High Crimes & Misdemeanors, House of Slytherin, Hyperbole, I don't Know Who I am- Romney, I want to kill, I'll Say What You Want- Romney, Jokers To The Right, Mike Protack, political humor, Republican Death Panels, Republican Golden Showers, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican Lies, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans = Bad Guys, Republicans Are Economy Crashers, Republicans are Gay, Republicans R Babies, Republicans R Wrong, rich get richer, Sleaser Soddy Institute, Socialist Republicans, Tea Party versus Republicans, Want Some Tea | 2 comments On Delaware Politics, Mike Protack put this up for humor. Warning: it isn’t really funny. However, it is a very useful tool which can be used to describe the difference between the two parties. Or more specifically, one decrepit party versus the rest of humanity. One can definitely see in its original tone, that Republicans feel they are the entitled ones. They feel they should not have to work for their wealth, but it should be handed to them. They assume they are entitled to exist at the top fo the food chain, and all others, who are on this planet, are here only for their pleasure or benefit…. So, I sincerely thank him for posting this, so the historians of posterity can come here to browse, whenever they ask: …”btw, what ever happened to the Republican Party?” If a Republican doesn’t like guns, he doesn’t buy one. If a Democrat doesn’t like guns, he wants all guns outlawed. If a Republican is a vegetarian, he doesn’t eat meat. If a Democrat is a vegetarian, he wants all meat products banned for everyone. If a Republican is homosexual, he quietly leads his life. If a Democrat is homosexual, he demands legislated respect. If a Republican is down-and-out, he thinks about how to better his situation. If a Democrat is down-and-out he wonders who is going to take care of him. If a Republican doesn’t like a talk show host, he switches channels. A Democrat demands that those they don’t like be shut down. If a Republican is a non-believer, he doesn’t go to church. A Democrat non-believer wants any mention of God and religion silenced. If a Republican decides he needs health care, he goes about shopping for it, or may choose a job that provides it. If a Democrat decides he needs health care, he demands that the rest of us pay for his. If a Republican reads this, he’ll forward it so his friends can have a good laugh. A Democrat will delete it because he’s “offended”. That is how they wish it was…. Now… here is how it really is….. if you notice above, Mike Protack’s joke is phrased as if it is the Republican who is the one doing something of which all Republicans don’t approve . Everyone knows, that is not how Republicans are! For this to be a true, accurate depiction of how things truly are and perceived by Republicans, we need the Republicans to be the ones controlling everyone else… That is the reality and that is why the Republican party has lost 50% of its base since last November. If a someone doesn’t like guns, a Republican threatens them with bodily harm. If a someone is a vegetarian, a Republican taunts him for being a tree hugging commie pinko fag.. If someone is homosexual, Republicans and his friends, attack him and drag his body behind their pickup around town. If someone is down-and-out, a Republican jeers, taunts, and punches them in the face. If a Republican doesn’t like a talk show host, he beats the crap out of his wife. If someone is a non-believer, a Republican gets on his knees, and leads the Sussex County Council in loud, obnoxious prayer. If a Republican decides he needs health care, he quits his job, runs a meth operation, and uses the money to pay off his doctors…. If a Republican reads this, he will say it was written by a bigot. Obviously this of course has been done as a public service so those insensitive Republicans who are still unaware of how they appear to society when they express their views in public, can finally get the idea. I hope this helps us all to move forward and treat each other with mutual respect….. 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6 Essential Steps To Buying A Spanish Property - Mmaattiillddaa!! Skip to content Menu Home News Feed Get In Touch Terms & Conditions 6 Essential Steps To Buying A Spanish Property Ingeborg Bakke April 7, 2022 Lifestyle The sky-high property prices in 2022 are forcing people to look further afield. Southern Spain has long been a favourite retirement destination, while the semi-retired escape the harsh UK winter in a warmer climate. What’s not to like about the south of Spain? Top-rated golf courses, beautiful beaches, and the locals are nice! This region is the most popular for Brits who are unable to meet the high prices at home. Many work online and the relocation brings with it many benefits. Whatever your reasons, acquiring property in Spain involves a few simple steps. Crunch The Numbers You need to determine your budget for the acquisition. Set a deposit amount you can manage and a monthly repayment figure that you’re happy with. Many first-time buyers decide to relocate to Spain, mainly digital nomads who can live anywhere, while there are those that have paid off the home loan and are now in a position to buy a holiday home. If you can’t afford a home where you currently live, Spain is a great alternative and a life-changing move in the right direction – you can fly back to the UK at any time and the weather in southern Spain is perfect. Real Estate Agent The top estate agent in Alcaidesa would be the first person to approach when you start your quest for the perfect home in the sun. Sellers prefer to deal with the leading agency when listing their real estate. Once you have loan pre-approval (unless you’re a cash buyer), you can start looking at properties in your chosen area. View listing images and details on their website, create a shortlist and arrange a short viewing holiday, when the agent will take you on tours. Home Loan Fortunately, the real estate agent has associations with all the lenders and in a few minutes, you have pre-approval and you can start looking at homes. No need to visit another office, as they have representatives at the same location and you get the best rates and fast service. If you already have mortgage pre-approval, or are a cash buyer, it’s just a question of looking at properties until you find what you’re looking for. Legals Again, your real estate agent has you covered, unless you have your own lawyer and a local law firm that specialises in foreign real estate ownership and who can guide you through the process. There are processes that take a little time and you need to be informed at all times. Become An Owner Once you find your dream home and all the paperwork is done, you receive the keys from the agent, who is always there if you have any queries. Whether a brand-new apartment or a second-hand pool villa, the next exciting chapter of your life is about to unfold. Once you’ve made up your mind that Spain is for you, the above process will take you to your dream home in the sun. Prices are refreshingly low compared to England prices, which means you can upgrade into something more luxurious. Categories Lifestyle Previous Best Travel Tips By The Seasoned Travelers Next 10 Must-have Items For a Trip During Summer Leave a Comment Cancel reply Comment Name Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Most Viewed How To Build A Formal Wear Wardrobe To Fit Any Season Lifestyle Tips for Creating a Relaxing Bedroom Environment Lifestyle Luxury Train Travel: Simply The Best Way To Enjoy The World Travel Search for: Whats Hot How To Build A Formal Wear Wardrobe To Fit Any Season Tips for Creating a Relaxing Bedroom Environment Luxury Train Travel: Simply The Best Way To Enjoy The World Reasons Thailand Is The Best Location To Teach English Top 5 Thrill-Seeking Activities for Adrenaline Junkies The Benefits of Playing Golf Fast Reach Home News Feed Get In Touch Top News How To Build A Formal Wear Wardrobe To Fit Any Season Tips for Creating a Relaxing Bedroom Environment Watch Now https://youtu.be/mbt2Yzc35Ok Copyright © 2021 mmaattiillddaa.com | All Rights Reserved. Home News Feed Get In Touch Close | negative |
Marriott International to ban plastic straws from over 6,500 hotels worldwide - Wayfarer We haven't reviewed that location yet, but we'll add it to our list! Check out our current City Guides. newsletter subscribe action Wayfarer TV City Guides Airlines Food & Drink Hotels Attractions & The Arts Lifestyle & Tech About & Contact The Wayfarer Bulletin I'm most interested in hearing about: Airlines Attractions Food & Drink Hotels Wayfarer TV episodes Lifestyle & Tech Subscribe Marriott International to ban plastic straws from over 6,500 hotels worldwide by James Wilkinson Jul 19, 2018 Marriott International has announced that it has adopted a plan to remove disposable plastic straws and plastic stirrers from its more than 6,500 properties across 30 brands around the world. Once fully implemented in one year, the company could eliminate the use of more than 1 billion plastic straws per year and about a quarter billion stirrers. A single plastic straw – which might be used for about 15 minutes – will never fully decompose. “We are proud to be among the first large U.S. companies to announce that we’re eliminating plastic straws in our properties worldwide,” said Arne Sorenson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Marriott International. “Removing plastic straws is one of the simplest ways our guests can contribute to plastic reduction when staying with us – something they are increasingly concerned about and are already doing in their own homes. “We are committed to operating responsibly and – with over one million guests staying with us every night – we think this is a powerful step forward to reducing our reliance on plastics.” Marriott’s plastic straw initiative is the latest change the hospitality company is making to enhance the sustainability of its operations and reduce plastic consumption. Earlier this year, Marriott began replacing small toiletry bottles in the guest bathrooms of about 450 select-service hotels with larger, in-shower dispensers that distribute more product for guests to use, reducing waste. The new toiletry dispensers are expected to be in place at more than 1,500 hotels in North America by the end of this year, which would enable Marriott to eliminate more than 35 million small plastic toiletry bottles annually that typically go to landfills. These initiatives build on Marriott International’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact. Last year, the company set its most ambitious sustainability and social impact goals ever that call for reducing landfill waste by 45 percent and responsibly sourcing its top 10 product purchase categories by 2025. These goals and other sustainability programs help reduce our environmental footprint and are part of the company’s Serve 360: Doing Good in Every Direction initiative that addresses social, environmental, and economic issues. In February, more than 60 hotels in the United Kingdom eliminated plastic straws and began offering consumers alternate straws upon request. Many individual properties – ranging from urban boutique hotels to oceanfront resorts – have also been on the forefront of this initiative including: –The Pancras Renaissance Hotel London was among the 60 U.K. hotels that in February removed plastic straws. Since then, the hotel has received positive feedback from guests and has halved the number of straws used at the property. –The Los Sueños Marriott Ocean & Golf Resort in Costa Rica eliminated the use of plastic straws earlier this year. –The JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort in March became one of the first hotels on Southwest Florida’s Paradise Coast to eliminate plastic straws, eliminating about 65,000 straws per month. –The Four Points by Sheraton Brisbane in June removed plastic straws and stirrers and adopted alternate products throughout the hotel including at Sazerac, the hotel’s 30th floor bar – and the tallest bar in Brisbane. –The Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa in August became Hawaii’s first resort to remove plastic straws from its restaurants, luaus and other venues, eliminating about 30,000 plastic straws per month. “Our guests come to stay with us to enjoy Maui’s beautiful environment and incredible marine life, so they’re as eager as we are to reduce harmful pollution,” said Sheraton Maui Resort and Spa General Manager Tetsuji Yamazaki. “By eliminating plastic straws, we have been able to create a substantive dialogue with our guests about the importance of protecting the ocean and endangered animals like the honu (green sea turtle).” In conjunction with its plastic straw initiative announcement, the company is also eliminating plastic straws from its corporate headquarters. Marriott International’s plastic straw initiative will take full effect at both managed and franchised properties by July 2019, giving hotel owners and franchisees time to deplete their existing supply of plastic straws, identify sources of alternate straws and educate staff to modify customer service. As part of the initiative, hotels will offer alternative straws upon request. 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Some House Republicans just don’t understand that the American people elected President Donald Trump because they do not want illegal immigrants to be given rewards for breaking our country’s laws!
But, at least one House Republican is already pushing citizenship for illegals.
CNN reports:
Congress needs to pass legislation that grants American citizenship to undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children, a Republican lawmaker said Friday.
“We need to do the right thing. We need to put partisanship aside, just like we need to do in health care, and do right by these young people who, in my opinion, are already Americans. We just need to recognize it,” Rep. Carlos Curbelo told CNN’s Chris Cuomo on “New Day.”
The Florida lawmaker said there’s “a growing consensus” inside the Republican Party in support of granting the immigrants, known as “Dreamers,” citizenship.
The Republican amnesty-pushers clearly were living under a rock when the American public voted for DONALD J. TRUMP… that means no amnesty! https://t.co/x1badsizaK — John Binder 👽 (@JxhnBinder) March 12, 2017
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Image caption Mr Jenkin claims decision makers at the top of the government are all male
Male Conservatives must rethink their attitudes and behaviour to women or be "left behind", a Tory MP has said.
Writing in the House magazine, Bernard Jenkin said many Tory men feel "women's issues" should be left to women "so men can get on with running the country".
The lack of women in the upper reaches of government and the party was proof of the culture change needed, he added.
"We have perhaps yet to understand what change in the Conservative Party really means," he claimed.
Monday's coalition reshuffle was seen as an attempt to boost the proportion of female ministers in government and to promote more women to senior positions.
Among those to get promotions were Esther McVey, Jane Ellison and Nicky Morgan.
Anna Soubry broke new ground by becoming the first ever female defence minister - after complaining that she had been given her previous role as public health minister because David Cameron thought only a woman could do a "soft bloody girly" job.
'Long time'
Mr Cameron has said he wants a third of ministers to be women by the end of the Parliament 2015.
But of the 32 ministers entitled to attend Cabinet, currently only five are women.
Image caption How much has changed since Bernard Jenkin (eighth from right) was on the Tory front bench in 2001?
Opinion polls have suggested the government's popularity among female voters has fallen sharply since 2010 although a recent Ipsos-Mori survey suggested the three main party leaders could all do more to address women's concerns.
Mr Cameron has come under fire from Labour critics in the past for allegedly sexist attitudes towards female MPs, particularly after he told shadow minister Angela Eagle to "calm down, dear," during prime minister's questions.
But the prime minister has always rejected claims he and his party have a problem with attracting women voters.
Labour has used all-women shortlists to boost its number of female MPs and leader Ed Miliband has said his aim is to have a shadow cabinet that is 50% woman.
The Conservatives have always resisted all-women shortlists, arguing that they unfair and patronising - and that women should be promoted on merit rather than gender.
The Lib Dems, who have the smallest percentage of female MPs among the three main parties, just seven out of 57 MPs, are understood to be considering all-women shortlists.
'All men'
But Mr Jenkin suggested the problem lay at the top of government, such as the all-male "quad" of David Cameron, George Osborne, Nick Clegg and Danny Alexander, who make the key coalition decisions.
And it was a question of ingrained attitudes within the Conservative Party.
Image caption The current Tory front bench pictured here at their 2012 party conference - has more female faces than in the past
"Many of us Tory men tend to feel that 'women' can deal with 'women's issues', so men can get on with running the country.
"The Quad are all men. The National Security Council is overwhelmingly men. The Tory high command (David Cameron, George Osborne and Lynton Crosby) are all men.
"Only three out of 25 on the Party Board are women. Most of the advisers and policy wonks are men.
"And of course, most MPs will continue to be men. It is going to take a long time to change all this, so what else must we change? We should look at how we all behave."
An MP since 1992, Mr Jenkin was once in charge of efforts to make the Conservative parliamentary party more diverse, by getting more female and ethnic minority candidates elected. He now chairs the public administration select committee.
'Zero tolerance'
All men were guilty of "unconscious slights to women", Mr Jenkin added, but women voters "see it and feel it" when senior politicians do it.
"A business change programme would involve zero tolerance of such behaviour. We have perhaps yet to understand what "change" in the Conservative Party really means."
"It is not something the leadership does, or women can do for us. Every man in the Conservative Party needs to change or be left behind. The leadership needs to be on this 24-7-365, not just at reshuffle time."
Labour said the Conservatives were simply "out of touch" with the challenges facing women in the current financial climate.
"It is a problem which goes right up to David Cameron and has seen women disproportionately affected by his government's cost of living crisis," said shadow equalities minister Gloria De Piero.
"While nearly half of Labour's shadow cabinet are women, David Cameron has only four women in his top team of 22. That says it all."
However, former home secretary Jacqui Smith recently criticised the absence of a woman in Labour's 2015 general election planning team. | positive |
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Dahl's Foods announced Monday that the company has filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and a Kansas City company has agreed to buy the company’s operating assets.View videoDahl's said its stores will remain open and operate as normal during the process.DAHL'S BANKRUPTCY:Chapter 11 bankruptcy will allow the company to reorganize and obtain necessary financing. Court documents list Dahl's bankruptcy filing with $44 million in assets, which is for the most part property and liabilities of $41 million, including $37 million in secured claims with the largest by Associated Wholesale Grocers.The long list of creditors holding unsecured claims has some familiar names and substantial dollar amounts. The list includes Holmes' Murphy in West Des Moines at $364,000 for an umbrella insurance policy, Anderson Erickson Dairy for $255,000, MidAmerican Energy for $126,000, Frito Lay at $79,000, Pepsi at $57,000 and at the bottom of the list is $134 to Ebert Honey of Lynnville."Our board has approved the sale of the company, which will ensure that the stores come out of this stage successfully. Right now, our focus is on preserving our workforce and continuing to provide a competitive and connected store experience for customers," said Craig Moore, Dahl's CEO.Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. said it has entered into an agreement with Dahl's to buy the company's operating assets. AWG is a member-owned wholesale grocery cooperative serving over 3,000 retail member stores nationwide.CUSTOMER REACTION:Charlie Lake has been shopping at Dahl's on Ingersoll Avenue for 50 years."I saw this store come out of the ground," said Lake. He said he wasn't surprise to hear of the bankruptcy and sale.The announcement leaves longtime customers with questions and concerns about what comes next."I don't know what the company is but let's just hope they keep the doors open," said customer Kaity Thies.NEW OWNER:Associated Wholesale Grocers said the stores will be remodeled and updated, and steps are being taken to build a new brand and identity for Dahl's."The current team at Dahl's had commenced rebuilding this chain and we believe they have a good plan but the financial position they found themselves in was just too big to overcome," said Jerry Garland, president and CEO of AWG.The move gives AWG a foothold into the Des Moines market.A quick scan of the Metro Des Moines area shows more than 80 stores that have groceries including Dahl's, Hy-Vee, Fareway, Campbells, Whole Foods, Traders Joes, ALDI, Gateway Market, Walmart Supercenters, Target, Save-A-Lot, Family Dollar and Dollar General. That's before you count Casey's, Kum & Go, Walgreens and others that carry at least basic grocery items.HOW CAN DAHL'S COMPETE?Tom Root is an associate professor of finance at Drake University. He said Dahl's has fallen into a very undesirable spot in the marketplace."Hy-Vee is the market leader for grocers in central Iowa, expanding at a dizzying pace with larger and larger stores that offer a long list of services while Dahl's -- a longtime metro favorite way before Hy-Vee showed up -- has fallen way behind.Root said closing three store locations this year and news of problems with the company's retirement plan were signs of larger problems."They're not able to keep up with what the big stores do, but they're better and fancier than the Fareways and the ALDIs. So they're kind of in a middle ground, and that's a really tough area to be in between the really higher end type and the lower end type of idea and that kind of leaves them stranded," said Root.Root said the next step for the owners of Dahl's must be to restructure and find a niche they can survive. Dahl's must either pour a lot of money into improving the product or they must cut costs and focus on competing with stores like the ALDI and Fareway.Check KCCI.com and KCCI 8 News for updates on this developing story. | positive |
Teedy’s Wisdom | AkashaTalking Skip to primary content AkashaTalking Inspiration from the wonderful world of Animal Communicaiton, Reiki and Shamanism Search Main menu Home About Post navigation ← Previous Next → Teedy’s Wisdom Posted on May 4, 2013 by Storulven As Animal Communicators we regularly practice together, give and follow workshops and have a worldwide community where we share with, and support, each other. One of the practice groups I practice regularly with is our on line group of communicators all around the globe, who all studied with Marta Williams. Last month Lyn Delaney hosted her deceased bull mastiff Teedy as our practice case for that specific time and during my communication with Teedy earlier this week, she shared some beautiful and profound messages that I, with Lyn’s approval, asked if we could share with the world. I hope you will enjoy and open your heart to Teedy’s words of wisdom. Teddy has a cheeky, playful nature and she is a pure, very pure soul, full of love and joy and sharing. If we could all be like her all would be so much more fun, she says. In her own words, she elaborates: “You can be and Love like a mother and play at the same time”. “Love is not attachment – it is all encompassing, playful and fun. It is full of grace and wonder. It is greeting every moment with a sense of wonder, of joy and curiosity”. She shows me, and simultaneously lets me feel, this, which is hard to describe with words – but her own words written above are ringing and sparkling of the energy as well as the feel of it all. “Magnanimous Love & Joy” is what she calls it. May we all experience it, Thank you, dear Teedy! Share this: Print Twitter Facebook Email LinkedIn Like this: Like Loading... Related This entry was posted in Insights, Shares from Animals worked with, Wisdom from the Animals and tagged animal commucation, animal communicator, animal reiki, bull mastiff, fun, grace, joy, love, marta williams, wisdom, wonder by Storulven. Bookmark the permalink. 2 thoughts on “Teedy’s Wisdom” chartreusecandles on May 23, 2013 at 8:51 pm said: What a terrific post! Thanks for sharing. I think we’re really going to enjoy your blog. Teedy is a doll. BISOUS. Reply ↓ Storulven on May 27, 2013 at 11:04 am said: Thank you chartreausecandles! Reply ↓ Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change ) Cancel Connecting to %s Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Δ Blog at WordPress.com. Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy Follow Following AkashaTalking Join 570 other followers Sign me up Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now. AkashaTalking Customize Follow Following Sign up Log in Copy shortlink Report this content View post in Reader Manage subscriptions Collapse this bar Loading Comments... You must be logged in to post a comment. %d bloggers like this: | negative |
all_patch_arrays_status — PyVista 0.36.1 documentation Getting Started User Guide Examples API Reference Extras GitHub Slack Community Support Contributing The Paper API Reference Core API Plotting Utilities Readers get_reader pyvista.AVSucdReader pyvista.BMPReader pyvista.BYUReader pyvista.BinaryMarchingCubesReader pyvista.CGNSReader pyvista.DEMReader pyvista.DICOMReader pyvista.EnSightReader pyvista.FacetReader pyvista.FluentReader pyvista.GIFReader pyvista.GLTFReader pyvista.HDFReader pyvista.HDRReader pyvista.JPEGReader pyvista.MFIXReader pyvista.MetaImageReader pyvista.MultiBlockPlot3DReader pyvista.NRRDReader pyvista.OBJReader pyvista.OpenFOAMReader pyvista.PLYReader pyvista.PNGReader pyvista.PNMReader pyvista.POpenFOAMReader cell_array_status disable_all_cell_arrays disable_all_patch_arrays disable_all_point_arrays disable_cell_array disable_patch_array disable_point_array enable_all_cell_arrays enable_all_patch_arrays enable_all_point_arrays enable_cell_array enable_patch_array enable_point_array hide_progress patch_array_status point_array_status read set_active_time_point set_active_time_value show_progress time_point_value active_time_value all_cell_arrays_status all_patch_arrays_status all_point_arrays_status case_type cell_array_names cell_to_point_creation decompose_polyhedra number_cell_arrays number_patch_arrays number_point_arrays number_time_points patch_array_names path point_array_names reader skip_zero_time time_values pyvista.PTSReader pyvista.PVDReader pyvista.Plot3DMetaReader pyvista.SLCReader pyvista.STLReader pyvista.SegYReader pyvista.TIFFReader pyvista.TecplotReader pyvista.VTKDataSetReader pyvista.VTKPDataSetReader pyvista.XMLImageDataReader pyvista.XMLMultiBlockDataReader pyvista.XMLPImageDataReader pyvista.XMLPRectilinearGridReader pyvista.XMLPUnstructuredGridReader pyvista.XMLPolyDataReader pyvista.XMLRectilinearGridReader pyvista.XMLStructuredGridReader pyvista.XMLUnstructuredGridReader pyvista.BaseReader pyvista.PointCellDataSelection pyvista.TimeReader Examples all_patch_arrays_status# property POpenFOAMReader.all_patch_arrays_status# Status of reading all patch arrays. Returns dict[str, bool] dict key is the patch name and the value is whether it will be read. Examples >>> import pyvista >>> from pyvista import examples >>> filename = examples.download_cavity(load=False) >>> reader = pyvista.OpenFOAMReader(filename) >>> reader.all_patch_arrays_status {'internalMesh': True, 'patch/movingWall': True, 'patch/fixedWalls': True, 'patch/frontAndBack': True} © Copyright 2017-2022, The PyVista Developers. Created using Sphinx 5.0.2. | negative |
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This week is another big week for betas as several online games such as Neverwinter and Marvel Heroes make their way into various phases of their beta testing. Ubisoft isn't about to get left out of the beta blitz and is joining the fray with their announcement that the closed beta for Anno Online is now underway.
Based on Anno 1404, Anno Online is a browser-based, free-to-play, strategy simulation game that allows players to explore new lands and build cities. Players can ban together to form guilds with the guild system coming in May to work together in peaceful trade or go to war with neighboring islands. During the closed beta, players will begin their adventure on a small deserted island with just two buildings at their disposal. From there they will need to make the best of their resources for further expansion and to form trading routes.
Sound like fun? Head over to the Anno Online website and sign up for your chance to join the closed beta.
UBISOFT LAUNCHES CLOSED BETA FOR ANNO ONLINE IN NORTH AMERICA
Latest Installment in Celebrated ANNO Strategy Franchise Now Available for Fans and Early Testers; New Guild Features Announced for May
SAN FRANCISCO April 23, 2013 Ubisoft® has launched the Closed Beta phase of Anno Online, the latest installment in the award-winning PC strategy game series, for players in North America and all English speaking countries. Developed by Ubisoft Blue Byte, Anno Online is a free-to-play, browser-based world-building strategy game that challenges players to build and manage a medieval kingdom and trading empire. The Closed Beta is now available via the games official web site www.anno-online.com.
Based on the critically acclaimed Anno 1404®, Anno Online delivers the franchises proven and popular strategy-simulation gameplay along with the series highly-detailed animation and graphics, for the first time in a browser-based title. Players will build and develop great medieval cities using the detailed economic system enjoyed for years by Anno fans. As they satisfy the populations needs, they will unlock new buildings and face more demanding inhabitants, eventually needing to discover and claim additional islands and connect them with trading routes.
In Anno Online, players will start on a deserted island with only two buildings (a harbour and a warehouse) and will have to make the best of their resources to build, manage and expand their territory in order to develop a commercial empire. Trade by ships remains an essential component of the game, and will offer multiplayer possibilities that will further enhance the deep economic system of Anno Online.
GUILD SYSTEM COMING MID-MAY
Anno Online will introduce new persistent online gameplay possibilities and offer players the opportunity to cooperate with friends thanks to the Guild System, set to release in mid-May. This Guild System will allow players to create their own Guilds, choose a name and tag, and invite up to 25 members to join. The guild can then establish a larger strategy thanks to the guild chat channel. Guilds will have access to a new building, the Guild Hall building, which will allow members to gather together.
Players interested in joining the Closed Beta for Anno Online should visit the games official website at www.anno-online.com.
About BlueByte, a Ubisoft studio:
Blue Byte was established in 1988 and released its first hit game in 1991: Battle Isle. This was followed in 1993 by the development strategy game The Settlers®, which established itself as a long-lasting favorite. In 2001, Blue Byte was acquired by Ubisoft, and in 2004 the studio moved into the premises of Ubisofts German branch in Düsseldorf. The team at Blue Byte is responsible for new productions of The Settlers® and ANNO®. The studio is also active in the free-2-play genre with the web-based browser game The Settlers Online, available in several languages and currently captivating millions of players worldwide.
About Ubisoft
Ubisoft is a leading producer, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment products worldwide and has grown considerably through a strong and diversified line-up of products and partnerships. Ubisoft has offices in 26 countries and has sales in more than 55 countries around the globe. It is committed to delivering high-quality, cutting-edge video game titles to consumers. For the 2010-11 fiscal year Ubisoft generated sales of 1.039 billion. To learn more, please visit www.ubisoftgroup.com
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And yet A Clockwork Orange remains in some ways misunderstood, and some of its innovations still haven't been given enough due: its strength as a genre-less film, its insurgent marketing plan, its stylized violence, and its unprecedented use of music, all of which shaped both film and pop culture as well as influenced society at-large for decades to come.
We can get a glimpse of the film's prismatic legacy in the rankings from American Film Institute, which, while not to be taken too seriously, speak to a broader misrepresentation of the film over time. For example: despite sharing very few traits with many of the action flicks or tense, slow-simmered classics that gum up the AFI Top 100 Thrills list, the film is ranked No. 21 on the list. And despite not being (by any acclamation) a science-fiction film, A Clockwork Orange is ranked No. 4 on the AFI Best Sci-Fi List.
Mike Kaplan, who was Kubrick's aide-de-camp and the film's promotional master—"before 'marketing' had entered the industry vernacular" he explains—takes umbrage at the designation of the film in any category.
"He [Kubrick] was incapable of making a pure genre movie—too smart—though many were mistakenly promoted that way," Kaplan says. " Clockwork doesn't fit into the traditional 'science fiction' or 'violent' category, which was attempted to expand the audience after its successful initial campaign. Everyone wanted to fit Stanley and the film in a pigeonhole."
Well, almost everyone. At the time of its release, critic Pauline Kael scathingly dubbed the film "a porno-violent sci-fi comedy." She was criticizing the movie, but she was right to recognize it belonged to no single genre. Its varying themes and social satire, its portrayal of government, politicians of both the left and right, church, family, friendship, and many other instruments of society as broken or impotent, went beyond the normal bounds of most films of its era. The use of Nadsat, the slang Burgess invented for the novel and Kubrick later adapted, kept the film from being moored to the time period of its release (although many other stylistic cracks allow some light through). The film's violence garnered it an X-rating and, following a surge of protests and copycat crimes, Kubrick withdrew the film in the United Kingdom, a ban that lasted just beyond until his death in 1999, lending it its cultish aura.
When A Clockwork Orange was released, it reached audiences in a way that no film had ever before. Eschewing the standard practice of having a studio sales executive select cinemas for the film's release, Kubrick—whose meticulous nature was legend—worked assiduously with Kaplan to hand-pick the best venues for the film's rollout. In order to do so, they needed to find out how comparable films from other studios grossed in certain cinemas, information that was closely guarded at the time. | positive |
[PDF] Patients’ Accounts of Increased “Connectedness” and “Acceptance” After Psilocybin for Treatment-Resistant Depression | Semantic Scholar Skip to search formSkip to main contentSkip to account menu Semantic ScholarSemantic Scholar's Logo Search 206,423,467 papers from all fields of science Search Sign In Create Free Account DOI:10.1177/0022167817709585 Corpus ID: 148591147 Patients’ Accounts of Increased “Connectedness” and “Acceptance” After Psilocybin for Treatment-Resistant Depression @article{Watts2017PatientsAO, title={Patients’ Accounts of Increased “Connectedness” and “Acceptance” After Psilocybin for Treatment-Resistant Depression}, author={Rosalind Watts and Camilla M Day and Jacob Krzanowski and David J. Nutt and Robin Lester Carhart-Harris}, journal={Journal of Humanistic Psychology}, year={2017}, volume={57}, pages={520 - 564} } R. Watts, C. Day, +2 authors R. Carhart-Harris Published 19 June 2017 Psychology, Medicine Journal of Humanistic Psychology Objective: To identify patients’ perceptions of the value of psilocybin as a treatment for depression. Method: Twenty patients enrolled in an open-label trial of psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression participated in a semistructured interview at 6-month follow-up. Thematic analysis was used to identify patients’ experiences of the treatment and how it compared with previous treatments. Results: Two main change processes were identified in relation to the treatment. The first concerned… Expand View on SAGE ouramazingworld.org Save to LibrarySave Create AlertAlert Cite Share This Paper 198 Citations Highly Influential Citations 9 Background Citations 89 Methods Citations 4 Results Citations 12 View All Tables from this paper table 1 table 1 198 Citations Citation Type Has PDF Author More Filters More Filters Filters Sort by RelevanceSort by Most Influenced PapersSort by Citation CountSort by Recency Psychedelic therapy for smoking cessation: Qualitative analysis of participant accounts Tehseen Noorani, A. Garcia-Romeu, T. C. Swift, R. Griffiths, Matthew W. Johnson Psychology, Medicine Journal of psychopharmacology 2018 TLDR The findings highlight the value of qualitative research in the psychopharmacological investigation of psychedelics and describe perceived connections between drug- and non-drug factors, and provide suggestions for future research trial design and clinical applications. 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Carhart-Harris Psychology Frontiers in Pharmacology 2021 Background: Across psychotherapeutic frameworks, the strength of the therapeutic alliance has been found to correlate with treatment outcomes; however, its role has never been formally assessed in a… Expand 4 PDF View 3 excerpts, cites background Save Alert The Psychedelic Debriefing in Alcohol Dependence Treatment: Illustrating Key Change Phenomena through Qualitative Content Analysis of Clinical Sessions Elizabeth M. Nielson, Darrick G. May, A. Forcehimes, M. Bogenschutz Psychology, Medicine Front. Pharmacol. 2018 TLDR This study is unique in analyzing actual clinical sessions, as opposed to interviews of patients conducted separately from treatment, shedding light on potential therapeutic mechanisms of change and how participants express effects of psilocybin. Expand 35 PDF View 2 excerpts, cites background Save Alert The Role of Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy to Support Patients With Cancer: A Critical Scoping Review of the Research R. Lehto, Megan Miller, J. Sender Psychology, Medicine Journal of holistic nursing : official journal of the American Holistic Nurses' Association 2021 TLDR Although psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy is in early stages of clinical testing, it shows promise for carefully screened patients with cancer who have persistent existential suffering and it will be critical for investigators to tailor this emerging intervention to select patients and for clinicians to be engaged in assessment of outcomes and efficacy. Expand Highly Influenced View 4 excerpts, cites background Save Alert Post-Psychedelic Reductions in Experiential Avoidance Are Associated With Decreases in Depression Severity and Suicidal Ideation Richard J. Zeifman, A. Wagner, R. Watts, H. Kettner, L. Mertens, R. 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Expand 89 PDF View 5 excerpts, cites background Save Alert The Incorporation of Indigenous Tradition in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy: A Pathway to Cultural Inclusivity Within Mental Health Angelo Adonnis Winings Psychology 2021 2 Introduction 3 Decriminalization of Psychedelics in Oakland, Denver, Santa Cruz, Oregon and Washington D.C. 6 Section 1: Epistemology of Psychedelics 9 Chapter 1. Psychedelic Use in the United… Expand View 1 excerpt, cites background Save Alert ... 1 2 3 4 5 ... References SHOWING 1-10 OF 55 REFERENCES SORT BY RelevanceMost Influenced PapersRecency Patient Experiences of Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Alexander B. Belser, G. Agin-Liebes, +6 authors S. Ross Psychology 2017 The psychological mechanisms of action involved in psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy are not yet well understood. Despite a resurgence of quantitative research regarding psilocybin, the current study… Expand 106 Highly Influential PDF View 4 excerpts, references background Save Alert Psilocybin with psychological support for treatment-resistant depression: an open-label feasibility study. R. Carhart-Harris, M. Bolstridge, +11 authors D. Nutt Medicine, Psychology The lancet. Psychiatry 2016 645 PDF Save Alert LSD-assisted psychotherapy for anxiety associated with a life-threatening disease: A qualitative study of acute and sustained subjective effects Peter Gasser, Katharina Kirchner, T. Passie Psychology, Medicine Journal of psychopharmacology 2015 TLDR Evaluations of subjective experiences suggest facilitated access to emotions, confrontation of previously unknown anxieties, worries, resources and intense emotional peak experiences à la Maslow as major psychological working mechanisms in patients with life-threatening diseases. 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Strassman Psychology, Medicine Journal of psychopharmacology 2015 TLDR A single-group proof-of-concept study to quantify acute effects of psilocybin in alcohol-dependent participants and to provide preliminary outcome and safety data, providing a strong rationale for controlled trials with larger samples to investigate efficacy and mechanisms. Expand 534 PDF View 3 excerpts, references background Save Alert Pilot study of psilocybin treatment for anxiety in patients with advanced-stage cancer. C. Grob, A. Danforth, +4 authors G. Greer Psychology, Medicine Archives of general psychiatry 2011 TLDR This study established the feasibility and safety of administering moderate doses of psilocybin to patients with advanced-stage cancer and anxiety and revealed a positive trend toward improved mood and anxiety. Expand 656 PDF View 2 excerpts, references background Save Alert Psilocybin produces substantial and sustained decreases in depression and anxiety in patients with life-threatening cancer: A randomized double-blind trial R. Griffiths, Matthew W. Johnson, +5 authors Margaret A. Klinedinst Psychology, Medicine Journal of psychopharmacology 2016 TLDR High-dose psilocybin produced large decreases in clinician- and self-rated measures of depressed mood and anxiety, along with increases in quality of life, life meaning, and optimism, and decreases in death anxiety. Expand 779 Highly Influential PDF View 6 excerpts, references background and methods Save Alert A Randomized Controlled Effectiveness Trial of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Therapy for Anxiety and Depression E. Forman, J. Herbert, Ethan Moitra, Peter D. Yeomans, P. Geller Psychology Behavior modification 2007 TLDR Overall, the results suggest that ACT is a viable and disseminable treatment, the effectiveness of which appears equivalent to that of CT, even as its mechanisms appear to be distinct. Expand 649 PDF Save Alert Long-term follow-up of psilocybin-facilitated smoking cessation Matthew W. Johnson, A. Garcia-Romeu, R. Griffiths Psychology The American journal of drug and alcohol abuse 2017 TLDR The results suggest that in the context of a structured treatment program, psilocybin holds considerable promise in promoting long-term smoking abstinence, adding to recent and historical evidence suggesting high success rates when using classic psychedelics in the treatment of addiction. Expand 248 PDF View 1 excerpt, references methods Save Alert Mystical experiences occasioned by the hallucinogen psilocybin lead to increases in the personality domain of openness Katherine A. MacLean, Matthew W. Johnson, R. 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Blizzard chose to announce Warcraft III at the ECTS trade show in London two years ago and returned to the show this year to unveil its next game, World of Warcraft. The new game is an online RPG that's aimed at "orchestrating chaos on a massive scale." Blizzard hopes that the deep and familiar story behind the Warcraft games and the company's experience with multiplayer games will make the game stand out from the mass of online games in development at numerous smaller studios. World of Warcraft will combine faster, more action-oriented combat, a polished interface, and an accessible format to reach a wider audience than games in the genre typically do.
At this point, Blizzard has only revealed three races: the humans, the taurens, and the orcs. There will be more races; however, Blizzard is aiming not for quantity but for a "concentrated coolness" factor. Each of the races will be fundamentally and functionally different--not just slight variations on a theme. The game is fully 3D, and its engine shares some elements with the proprietary engine developed for Warcraft III. The 3D camera can smoothly zoom from a detailed third-person view into a first-person mode or out for a more distant isometric view. The default third-person view has been designed not to let the player's onscreen avatar get in the way of cursor commands, and the player model becomes transparent when you mouse over so you can click through it to interact with the world. Most of the game is naturally focused on monster combat, but there will be areas in which player-vs.-player combat is possible. The designers want to be sure that players aren't harassed against their will.
World of Warcraft will be the first Blizzard game to require a monthly fee for online play. The money for the recurring fee will be put back into the game, as a separate development team will come together to organize events and create new content on an ongoing basis after the game's release.
World of Warcraft has been in development for a little more than a year, but no release date will be announced during the early development process. Blizzard plans to take as much time as necessary during the beta-testing period to fully smooth out gameplay and balance issues. Bill Roper, who led the Blizzard presentation, dramatized the issue by saying that the beta could take "a day or a year." As of today's announcement, the game is only confirmed for the PC, but Blizzard is considering publishing the game for other platforms, and the online world would be cross-platform compatible in that case.
For much more information on World of Warcraft and a look at gameplay movie footage, read our exclusive preview based on a recent visit to Blizzard's Southern California offices. | positive |
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Lyte discussing the design of Team Builder now that the CertainlyT offering up more context on the tentative Xypherous with an explanation of the PBE Trinket changes, Ququroon with a comment that VU Heimerdinger's hastened run animation is only for Homeguard, and more! Tonight's red post collection featuresdiscussing the design of Team Builder now that the two day live beta tests are starting up,offering up more context on the tentative Lich Bane changes with an explanation of the PBE Trinket changes,with a comment that VUhastened run animation is only for Homeguard, and more!
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Let's Talk about the Design of Team Builder
Lyte
"Hey everyone,
Lyte here, and I'm excited to say that we're rolling out a 48-hour Team Builder live beta. For specifics like the timing of the live beta, head here. Team Builder is a new queue where you can queue up for a specific champion, position and role. After letting the system know what you want to play, you can build your own balanced team or join an existing one where everyone's bought in on where they're going and what they're playing.
Great teamwork doesn't start when the minions spawn or at the first big teamfight. It starts in Champion Select. Champion Select sets the tone of the game and greatly impacts whether you feel like you're going to have a fun match. We've been doing a lot of research on Champion Select, and identified 2 key areas we'd like to improve with Team Builder:
Time pressure is bad for communication. In the ideal Champion Select, everyone gets their preferred role and feels like they're on the same page for the match; however, if multiple players are looking to play the same role or lane, it's extremely difficult to come to an agreement when the clock is ticking.
In the ideal Champion Select, everyone gets their preferred role and feels like they're on the same page for the match; however, if multiple players are looking to play the same role or lane, it's extremely difficult to come to an agreement when the clock is ticking. We weren't taking into account player intention. Everyone enjoys League differently. Some players play to win every single game; other players want to try out new creative strats, or practice that new champion they just got. We needed a system that could match like-minded players together so that if you wanted to try a crazy new strat, you could find 4 other players who wanted to do the same thing.
Team Builder is our take on a new Champion Select--it's intended to bring players together that complement each other's expectations and intentions the moment they enter the lobby. The system removes time pressure, giving teams the flexibility to figure out what they want to do and find the best teammates for the job. During the Live beta, we'll also be collecting matchmaking data on every champion, position and role combination so that we can roll out a smarter matchmaking system that can dynamically account for your experience with a given role, position or champion. First time playing Ahri? Learning Marksman for the first time? Team Builder's matchmaking will take all these factors into account to make sure you have a great experience.
Our goal for Team Builder is to bring players together and build better teams. Team Builder empowers players to have more control over their experiences, so that you can play League of Legends the way you (and your friends!) want.
We're super excited to play Team Builder with you, and look forward to your feedback in this 48-hour live beta. The team will be available in this thread to answer any questions you might have about Team Builder, and if you find any bugs in the live beta please let us know!
Now, who wants to compete against my Double Jungle comp?
Lyte"
"Make sure to thank the following Rioters for their help in getting Team Builder this far! It’s been my honor to work with these Rioters on this project.
btab, ceciliaicy, davin, DoctahWayne, Drevarius, Fr3nchT0ast, Goggalor, MissMechaZero, RiotBahamut, RiotBlackrook, RiotComplex, RiotExLibris, RiotId, RiotJayway, RiotLobster, RiotLulu, RiotMartlet, RiotNeuroCat, RiotNoyz, RiotSeb, RiotTantram, RiotWorldPeace, Ryedan, scezumin, statuskwoh, stochasticmx, VonBurgermeister, Yegg and Yupster."
Lyte
"The current version of Team Builder focuses on champion select, and not on drafting or counterpicking. Given that those are critical to the strategy of competitive game modes, we aren't sure how Team Builder will work in Ranked modes just yet but it's something we're thinking about."
"Yes, Team Builder will be its own queue. Depending on what we learn from the system, we may adapt some of the lessons to the other queues."
"This is right, the rules are similar to Normal Blind Pick, so opposing teams can have the same champion but you cannot have duplicate champions on the same team."
Lyte
"Haha, to be fair, this is an extremely complicated Live Beta and we've never done anything like this before. We basically wanted to make sure that the team was on standby for each live beta and we could hop on and fix any issues that might pop-up while also ensuring that we had Rioters available to answer any questions players might have.
Because of the nature of the beast, we may have to pause the entire schedule if we need to fix a critical bug, or if we find out we need to take the system down for maintenance. Instead of posting hard dates that we may have to shift constantly on a daily basis, instead we posted a visual timeline that we'll update as we go, and we just want to make sure every server gets the best 48 hours possible (and we get the most data we can out of the tests too).
Right now, no servers are live yet. We're aiming for EUNE and RU first, and when their live betas finish and assuming no issues, we'll start EUW and TR."
Riot Blackrook
"In my opinion Team Builder still has insane potential to improve your experience. Even if you don't care what role you play, the other people on your team might. Team Builder ensures that everyone else on you team is happy with the composition of the team which should mean a better experience for you in more games.
i.e. No more losing games because some one "only plays mid/top""
Miss Mecha Zero
"Since you're building consensus with your team from the beginning, everyone should be on board with what they're playing and where before the captain enters you into matchmaking. We will be monitoring player selections and behavior throughout the live beta tests.
You can select any champion you want for any available role or position - although we suggest the most commonly played role, you are free to decide where and how you'd like to queue. "
"^This is closer to what the feature's behavior is - you will be brought into a lobby and can decide to stay or click "Find Another Group" if you'd prefer another composition. I don't want to comment too heavily on specific feature behavior, though, because I want you all to get to try out the feature with fresh eyes :)"
More Context on Lich Bane Changes
CertainlyT
"This is close to correct. First, here is the present plan for Lichbane (obviously this could change): We are altering the item's proc from 50 (+0.75 AP) to 0.75 Base AD (+0.5 AP)
Why are we are nerfing Lichbane? 1) We've always favored the Sheen line of items as sustained damage tools. They are designed to be used by casters who basic attack and basic attackers who cast and to be optimized by getting in a solid rhythm surrounding the 2 second internal cooldown. In the case of Lichbane, we've observed just the opposite: the item is being used mainly on champions that can secure a kill off one proc, meaning the gameplay of delaying a spell or trying to elongate combat to allow a second or third proc is not present. Without this, we aren't comfortable letting players access something so powerful without a high cooldown (such as that seen on DFG). 2) We've looked back at our balance changes over the past year or so and realized that we were continually having to nerf the damage output of Lichbane users due to their burst (TF/Fizz/Kayle/etc). These nerfs just deepened their dependence on the item. Eventually one of our QA analysts, RiotRepertoir (a Kayle main himself), got fed up with this pattern and set to work re-balancing Lichbane with the understanding that we would have to go back and add power into the kits of champion's we've toned down due to the item. The changes on the PBE reflect a first pass in that direction. We've intentionally left some non-core Lichbane users like Akali and Ziggs out of the present round of changes because we are not positive what she looks like with the new Lichbane.
Where does this leave you all, the community of players, many of whom are Lichbane lovers? Well, we would like your feedback on both the changes to the item and to the champions we've identified as big losers due to the changes. If you have an account, feel free to hop on the PBE and play a few games with the item. If you don't, you are also welcome to stop by the PBE forums and offer feedback on Repertoir's direction for the item and the set of core Lichbane using champions as well."
Trinket Changes on PBE
Xypherous
"Change is intentional.
We interviewed several of the european and korean teams in the competitive level - and general consensus among them was that a 2 minute trinket timer would enhance early game strategy and lead to a better invasion phase. Granted, that's their best guess and well as ours - so there's definitely the possibility that we're just flat out wrong.
However, since this isn't something that's easy to test in most environments, we'll just have to see how the pros handle the change and whether or not the behavior is intuitive."
[Update] Heimerdinger's Homeguard Movement Animation
Heimerdinger's Homeguard animation, featuring the DINGR rocket.
Ququroon has Heimerdinger's hastened run effect ( normally available over a certain movement speed threshold ) is now exclusively tied to having the Homeguard enchantment on his boots. Over on reddit,has confirmed thathastened run effect ( normally available over a certain movement speed threshold ) is now exclusively tied to having the Homeguard enchantment on his boots.
"It's just Homeguard. We've manually set a few runs to only work during Homeguard because it 'locks' you out of attack animations."
"Several champions have Homeguard specific runs (Yi, Sivir, Garen), but they're generally just longer strides to accommodate the much higher speeds.
In Heimerdinger's case, we had the idea to do something really drastic that he normally wouldn't be able to do mid-combat. I know that it creates a situation where Homeguard has unique animations, but it does create a unique creative space for animators."
Who worked on the Skarner Rework
Xelnath
"It's inefficient to have too many people communicating about one champion.
Internally, Volty and I both helped with the breakdown of Skarner. Scruffy did prototyping and refinement, then I forget who did the game health/balancing.
Clearly he came out slightly underpowered, so we've buffed his slow a bit.
On both Rengar and Xerath, you saw a change in communication because ownership transferred during the visible stages of the rework.
Cheers,
Xelnath"
Riot Scruffy
"Skarner was actually worked on by multiple people. Like Xelnath said, he and Volty helped out a lot with the early mechanics discussions. Later, balance designers were very involved in the number tuning after the mechanics had been figured out.
Generally all reworks or new champions involve multiple designers, engineers, artists, and producers to complete."
Scruffy
"Absolutely, we need to let the 4.3 changes settle and see how much effect they had."
Riot Scruffy
"Hey all, were still monitoring Skarner and seeing how much effect the 4.3 changes had (looks like a good amount so far). Expect more changes in upcoming patches if he is not powerful enough."
New Audio Feedback Forum
Praeco
"Hello Summoners!
We would like to welcome you to the Audio Feedback forum.
This is the place to discuss the audio world of League of Legends. We would love to hear your feedback on everything from sound effects, voice-over lines, music and everything else that strikes you sonically remarkable.
Fire away!"
"You may or may not have a point there, I admit."
C3Sound
"Quote:
Are there any plans to do audio redoes on a case by case basis? I've noticed that most audio changes are just piggybacking off of vu's or vfx changes.(eg. Xerath and Heimerdinger) Do you think we could see updates in audio for champs that are old but aren't high on the list for vu's/reworks?
Hey Javarino!
I transitioned over to the Relaunch Team as their sound designer back around the Master Yi rework (Sans a few like Garen and Siver), and I can say that there is definitely a very intricate and carefully crafted system in place now on how we move forward with Reworks, VU's, Relaunches, TU's, etc.
That being said, a lot of work goes into relaunching an older champion. This takes the focus and prioritization of the entire team. Each stage from concept to model, animation, particles, sounds/VO, and everything in between is reviewed and critiqued together. For example, the concept artist is just as invested in the VO/sfx as I am, and vise versa. And while the VO process starts soon after the project kick-off, much of the time the next project has already been started by the time the project is ready for sound effects. So imagine a tall cascading waterfall and you can kind-of get an idea of how it works.
That was a bit of a long winded answer to say that much of our work and efforts are linked. And for good reason. If I were to re-make old audio for a champion that will be reworked 3 months later, and the timing of the spells, particles/visuals change... this may cause major discrepancies within my 3 month old sound design, and I would have to re-make everything again. It just isn't as efficient to work that way as it is to move as a team. Especially since we want to make sure the quality bar we are raising and the experience we are delivering is the most cohesive and consistent one we can provide.
Javarino, that was an excellent question! It's safe to say that, for now, Relaunch Team audio will usually be piggy-backed on larger scale changes to a character. However, there always could be exceptions to the rule! ;P"
Continue reading for more information![ Note : As of posting, the Team Builder live test has started on RU and EUNE! ]has jumped on the forums to discuss team builder and open up the floor for any questions summoners may have about the new queue system.He continued , mentioning several of the Rioters who helped bring the new system to life:When asked if Team builder will ever be ported over and applied to ranked/draft modes,When asked if Team Builder is "seperate from ranked q", he replied He continued , explaining it is similar to Normal Blind Pick:also commented on why the Team Builder Live test posts don't include exact times or dates and instead use the image above:also jumped in, responding to someone noting they "primarily fill" in team comps:also commented on the notion of people queuing for team builder as one position then going to another and the freedom of your role selection options:She continued , explaining you can also choose to jump out of a queue if you aren't satisfied with your team's composition: popped into a front page reddit post to share more context on the Lich Bane nerfs that are c urrently being tested out on the PBE As you may have noticed , Trinkets have been changed on the PBE to being disabled for the first 120 seconds up from the first 90 seconds.Here'swith a few comments on this change:He continued In a forum thread asking who all worked on the recentrework,continued the conversation, saying When asked if the team is still monitoring Skarner after the buffs to his rework in patch 4.3,also scuttled over to the "Skarner Rework Follow Through" thread to comment Here'swith an announcement about the launch of the new "Audio Feedback" forum on NA!He continued , replying to a comment about the music in Summoner's Rift sounds dated compared to the other maps:, an associate Sound Designer, jumped in to the thread to answer the question about audio updates and they will ever come independently of VU/Reworks: | positive |
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