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"It is difficult to compare the cash awards between Olympic and Paralympic athletes, said the head of Hong Kong's delegation in the Tokyo Paralympics Elaine Wu Siu-ling.\nThe remarks came after veteran boccia player Leung Yuk-wing called for the narrowing of the \"prize gap\" between Olympic and Paralympic athletes upon making his triumphant return Sunday, as he said the time and effort paid by all athletes are the same.\n\nIn a radio program yesterday, Wu said the Olympics and the Paralympics are different in nature, therefore it is hard to compare.\n\n\"There were no live broadcasts of international sports competitions for para athletes in the past, therefore citizens among the community might not be aware of such competitions,\" Wu said, \"But after the [Tokyo Paralympics], which sparked a massive amount of positive coverage in the media, I believe the subsidies, sponsors and prize money given to them will increase.\"\n\nLeung, who won silver in the BC4 boccia pairs event and bronze in the individual, was the Hong Kong athlete who won the most medals.\n\nAlthough the Hong Kong team only won two silver and three bronze medals in Tokyo, which is less than the 2016 Rio Paralympics, Wu said she is satisfied as the athletes' performance were outstanding.\n\nDue to the pandemic, \"Hong Kong athletes do not have as many opportunities as in the past to compete with overseas athletes,\" Wu added.\n\nShe also thinks the government purchasing broadcasting rights that allowed Hong Kong citizens to support local athletes was strong motivation for the athletes.\n\nPara badminton bronze medalist Daniel Chan Ho-yuen said his matches against Japan's Daiki Kajiwara in the group stage and Kim Jung-jun from South Korea in the semifinals challenged his \"physical limits,\" he added , \"I could only congratulate them for performing better, and remind myself to train better.\"\n\nHe also said he was not disappointed for getting bronze, and thanked his mother and wife once again for their invaluable support.\nAdd Comment"
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"The Michigan House of Representatives has passed a controversial bill to microchip humans voluntarily in the state under the guise of protecting their privacy.\n\nThe Microchip Protection Act would allow Michigan employers to use microchipping of their workers with their consent. However, research has shown that RFID transponders causes cancer.\n\nThe plan to microchip humans is sponsored by Rep. Bronna Kahle under the guise of protecting the privacy of workers.\n\nThe stated objective of the bill is that it will protect the privacy rights of Michigan workers and promote further growth for job providers as it relates to microchipping – a cutting-edge technology on the rise that increases workplace efficiency.\n\n“With the way technology has increased over the years and as it continues to grow, it’s important Michigan job providers balance the interests of the company with their employees’ expectations of privacy.”\n\n“Microchipping has been brought up in many conversations as companies across the country are exploring cost-effective ways to increase workplace efficiency. While these miniature devices are on the rise, so are the calls of workers to have their privacy protected.” – Rep. Bronna Kahle, the Republican who sponsored the bill, said in a press statement.\n\nRadio-frequency identification tags, commonly referred to as microchips, are beginning to seep into the marketplace as new technological devices to help streamline everyday business practices.\n\nThe chips, roughly the size of a grain of rice, are implanted into the hands of employees and act as a replacement for I.D. badges, timecards, usernames and passwords for security clearance, and even credit cards.\n\n“Despite this type of technology not quite making its way into our state yet, I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes a standard business practice statewide within the next few years,” Kahle said.\n\n“We should absolutely take every step possible to get ahead of these devices.”\n\nUnder Kahle’s plan, Michigan employers would be able utilize microchipping, but could not mandate employees to have such devices implanted.\n\nKahle said the measure strikes a good balance between protecting workers’ rights and providing businesses with flexibility to increase efficiency and further grow.\n\nIn May, the plan to chip humans globally through a digital ID was exposed in the Italian Parliament.\n\nAlso read: Apiject CEO Says Their Will Be At Least 100 Million Doses Ready To Inject Of A Chip Vaccine To The Public\n\nSara Cunial, the Member of Parliament for Rome denounced Bill Gates as a “vaccine criminal” and urged the Italian President to hand him over to the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity.\n\nShe also exposed Bill Gates’ agenda in India and Africa, along with the plans to chip the human race through the digital identification program ID2020."
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"We cannot – must not – let our fisherman be inconvenienced by insensitive political and business interests, writes Dominic Damian.\n\nIt is easy to identify corruption with 1MDB and all the other related scandals. The traditions of moral teaching and laws will challenge such conventional corruption.\n\nWe are led to believe and conditioned to think of corruption as a specific act of illegality: giving something in exchange for some favour or advantage.\n\nBut is there something deeper, far more corrosive and more deceptive that is being camouflaged – and which has far-reaching consequences and impact? Yes!\n\nWinning a majority can take politicians through a dark unknown tunnel, fraught with grave danger. We have supposedly changed a government for the better – or have we?\n\nWhat about corruption of the conscience and soul? The best-intended laws and constitutional advancements are not designed to protect the vulnerable. Sometimes they can be an intentional impediment, with built-in escape clauses.\n\nSupport the struggle to build a Malaysia based on Justice, Freedom, Solidarity:\nREAD MORE: Najib's guilty verdict: Restoration of judiciary must continue\n\nWhy do fishermen have to march to Parliament to state their objections? Deprived of their potential livelihood and natural right to the seas, they are bound to be affected by reclamation projects. These projects will benefit the upper echelons of society with vested interests. The fishermen are deemed inconsequential.\n\nThe Orang Asli communities are struggling within a legal framework. Whatever rights they have may be a pittance. Isn’t the denial of their rights a corruption of the soul?\n\nMissing or murdered persons have no recourse to any form of justice. There is an unholy and unbreachable wall of silence. A state within a state – a deep state – is believed to exist. Isn’t this corruption?\n\nAn election manifesto of promises has not yet been fulfilled. Citizens were enticed to vote for change. Citizens accepted in good faith the insurmountable difficulties in the path.\n\nThe government should demonstrate goodwill. A deficient response in fulfilling promises is a conspicuous sign of lack of respect: you and I are expendable.\n\nAll the above are possible signs of something deeper that often escapes the eye. After all, no one is seen and perceived to be actually ‘stealing’ anything. The justification for such acts is sanitised and supported by a coterie of laws.\n\nThe standard opinion that public acquiescence is needed to serve the larger good is contestable. Aquiescenece is nothing but blind slavery to enactments. It usually affects the most vulnerable and bows before the powerful.\n\nThe central question is, are people made for the law or is the law made for people? Soul-searching is a deep struggle.\n\nWill the ones we elect be illuminated by personal principles? Will they shine with deep compassion? Will they question the questionable and object strenuously to the objectionable?\n\nWe are trapped in a pseudo-democratic system. Many parliamentarians invariably and slavishly toe the official party or government line. They seem unwilling to discharge their basic responsibilities to their constituents or to follow the dictates of their conscience. Often, their personal courage and conviction are but an illusion.\n\nThe nation has lost way too many battles over the environment. It is already proven from the past – as in the Taman Rimba case, where the direct beneficiaries could be those higher up and their cohorts. Isn’t this enough to say stop! Change!\n\nThe Bakun Dam, about the size of Singapore, has submerged and destroyed the natural environment. It has caused irreversible damage while a few reap billions. Isn’t this sacrilegious?\n\nWhen will this madness end? When will we say no to this carnage by callous persons?\n\nWe must have a more meaningful alternative economic narrative. At present, the conventional financial growth and development techniques seem to profit the banks – and few others. The old methods take us down a repetitive never-ending cycle of death.\n\nWhen will our parliamentarians accept real responsibility? When will they educate themselves about viable economic options or alternatives?\n\nAre they aware that economic equality and economic equity are opposites? Equality doesn’t care who is able or disabled. Equity, on the other hand, ensures there is no disparity or disadvantage. There is a substantive difference.\n\nSo we need some clear legal checks and balances. Even the very best of our parliamentarians and government must never be granted blanket trust; otherwise, the potential for abuse would be like handing over a blank cheque. Some form of ombudsmen, constitutionally empowered and enabled, should be the last line of defence for the defenceless.\n\nTo witness the courage of old fisherman, walking in defiance to Parliament on 11 July 2019 was historic – and inspirational. But it was also gut-wrenching and painful to watch.\n\nWe cannot – must not – let our fisherman be inconvenienced by insensitive political and business interests.\n\nAll photographs by Camden Damian"
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"Although debatable, many attribute the 1915 release of D.W. Griffith’s controversial Birth of the Nation as the birth of American cinema (at least the first Hollywood film). This means we will soon be celebrating the centennial of the biggest industry in film.\n\nIn the hundred years that Hollywood has been making films, certain years have stood out in terms of significance. Whether it were the amount of box office successes, critically acclaimed films, or films that went on to become greatly influential, some years just clicked for Hollywood. It is hard to truly judge the greatness of certain years until later reflection which is why none of the years on this list are from the 21st century.\n\nThe (mostly) uncontested greatest film of all time Citizen Kane wasn’t the only landmark film to be released this year. Also released were the (mostly) uncontested greatest film noir The Maltese Falcon, the highly influential satire Sullivan’s Travels, and the film that will forever define “mise-en-scene”, best picture winner How Green was my Valley.\n\nOther classics from that year include Hitchcock’s Suspicion, Disney’s Dumbo, the southern drama The Little Foxes, the beloved screwball comedy The Lady Eve, and one of the highest grossing films when adjusted for inflation, Sergeant York.",
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"Photographed on the sidelines with NBA star James Harden, Diana Day (J.D. ’07) occasionally has been confused by gossip-hungry fans for a girlfriend.\n\nThat is part of the background of sexist assumptions Day has overcome in a high-trajectory career negotiating contracts for professional athletes: Last year, she became the first woman cited by Forbes as one of the World’s Most Powerful Sports Agents, at No. 30.\n\nThe savvy Day leveraged her background as a UCLA athlete – she was a member of three NCAA championship water polo teams – along with key connections she made at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law to launch a career with sports agencies while still a ‘3L.’ A decade later, Forbes estimated she played a role in landing $22.5 million in 2017 commissions.\n\nDay once expected to go a very different direction.\n\n“I always knew that I had a passion for sports, but I had my sights set on being a sports broadcaster,” she said.\n\nAs a student at UCLA, Day interned at Los Angeles television stations KCBS and KCAL.\n\n“I loved it,” she said. But two things bothered her. One was the typical career path: Start as a sportscaster in a smaller media market in the hinterlands, pay your dues as a one-man band — or “one-woman band,” Day said with a laugh – and move up the ladder.\n\nThe other issue was more unsettling: There were stories at the time of women sportscasters inappropriately involved with athletes, and not-very-subtle suggestions that the casting couch was alive and well in sports broadcasting.\n\n“I just thought, ‘This isn’t good,’” Day said. “I didn’t like the stigma that was attached to women. So I decided to go to law school to gain credibility as a female in the sports world.”\n\n“When I started working with Diana as a student, I could immediately tell that she was going to be incredibly successful. She’s smart, strategic, dynamic, and hardworking. Diana is a real force in the sports world, and we couldn’t be more proud of her and all that she has accomplished.”\n\nAt Chapman’s Fowler School of Law, a new avenue emerged. Day did some work for Athletes First, a prominent Orange County sports agency with strong ties to UCLA, and discovered her legal skills and easy affinity with athletes helped her in recruiting clients, among them second-round NFL pick John Beck, a quarterback from Brigham Young.",
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"Baldeo is a town and a nagar panchayat in Mathura district in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. Baldeo town of Mathura district, which is about a 25 km from Mathura. Mathura to reach here by bus, taxi arrangements etc. According to Hindu mythology, Baldeo is the place where Lord Krishna's elder brother named 'Baldeo' use to rule. It is also known as 'Dauji' in the local areas around mathura as the other name of Lord Baldeo was 'Dau Ji maharaj'. Dauji (Baldeo) is a very famous & popular place in all over India. Large crowds visit during the time of Holi, Diwali, Guru Purnima. here is a very big kund (talab) hai where many people are found Bathing and coming to understand the meaning of life.\n\nThe town of Baldeo lies in 27°24'N. and 77°49'E., on the road from Muttra to Sadabad, at a distance of 10 miles from Muttra and some 5 miles from Mahaban. The place is familiarly called Dauji and is generally known by that name among villagers. The original village was called Rirha and still exists, but only as a mean suburb occupied by the labouring classes; the total area is returned at 458 acres. Baldeo contains a police station, sub-post-office, primary school attended by over 100 boys, and cattle-pound; while a short distance away on the Sadabad road is an inspection bungalow maintained by the district board. The town has been administered since 1859 under Act XX of 1856. Income is raised by the usual house-tax and averages some Rs. 1,500 per annum. It is expended in the maintenance of some town police, a small staff of sweepers for conservancy, and simple improvements. The population has increased of late years, for in 1881 it numbered 2,835 persons. This rose to 3,253 in 1891, and at the last enumeration in 1901, the inhabitants were returned at 3,367 souls, of whom 3,148 were Hindus and 141 were Musalmans. The prevailing Hindu castes are Jats, Banias and Brahmans.\n\nThe town derives all its celebrity from the famous temple of Balaram or Baladev, Krishna's elder brother. This is about 150 years old, but, despite its popularity among Hindus, it is neither handsome nor well-appointed. The temple itself, built by Seth Shiam Das of Delhi, stands at the back of one inner court, and on each of its three disengaged sides has an arcade of three bays with broad flanking piers. On each of these three sides a door gives access to the calla, which is surmounted by a squat pyramidal tower. In addition to the principal figure, Baladeva, who is generally very richly dressed and bedizened with jewels, it contains another life-sized statue, supposed to represent his spouse, Revati. In an adjoining court is shown the small vaulted chamber which served the god as a residence for the first century after his epiphany. The precincts of the temple include as many as eleven cloistered quadrangles, where accommodation is provided for pilgrims and the resident priests. Each court, or kunj as it is called, bears the name of its founder as follows:—the Kunj of Rashk Lal of Agra and Lucknow, 1817 A.D.; of Bachharaj, Bania, of Hathras, 1825; of Nawal Karan, Bania, of Agra, 1768; of Bhim Sen and Hulas Rai, Banias, of Muttra, 1828; of Das Mal, Khattri, of Agra, 1801; of Bhattacharya of Jaipur, 1794; of Gopal, Brahman, of Jaipur; of Chiman Lal, of Muttra, 1778; of Jadu Ram, Khattri, of Agra, 1768; of Chunna, Halwai, of Bharatpur, 1808; and of Puran Chand, Pachauri, of Mahavan, 1801.\n\nAdjoining the temple is a brick built tank, over 80 yards square, called variously Kshir Sagar, the \"Sea of Milk,\" Kshir Kund, or Balbhadra Kund. It is in a dilapidated condition, and the surface of the water is always covered with a thick green scum which, however, does not deter the pilgrims either from drinking or bathing in it. Here it is said that Gosain Gokul Nath was warned in a vision that a god lay concealed. Immediate search was made, and the statue of Baladeva, that has ever since been regarded as the tutelary divinity of the place, was revealed to the adoring gaze of the assembled multitude. Attempts were made to remove it to Gokul; but as every cart broke down, either from the weight of the stone or the reluctance of the god to change his abode, a shrine was erected for his reception on the spot, and an Ahivasi of Bhartiya, by name Kalyan, was con stituted guardian. From his two sons Jamuna Das and Musiya or Sukadeva are descended the Pandes who now manage the temple. They have acquired considerable landed property, besides the old village of Rirha. This brings in a substantial income but forms only a small part of their wealth, for the offer ings at the shrine in the course of the year are estimated to yield a net profit of about Rs. 30,000. The Kshir Sagar and all the fees paid by pilgrims bathing in it belong not to the temple Pandes, but to a community of Sanadh Brahmans. The temple Pandes, however, assert rights to the tank, and there is a standing quarrel between the two parties which has caused some litigation. Near the tank is a shrine dedicated by Bihari Lai, Bohra, of Mursan, in 1803 to the honour of the god Harideva, and two stone chhatris in memory of the Pandes, Harideva and Jagannath. Two annual fairs are held at Baldeo, one on the sixth day of the light half of Bhadon, commonly called Deo Chath, the other on the full moon of Aghan; but there is probably not a single day in the course of the whole year in which the temple courts are not occupied by at least one hundred pilgrims, drawn from all parts of northern India. A charitable dole of one anna apiece is given to every applicant. The Pandes and their families have now multiplied exceedingly, and the annual cost of their mainten ance must be considerable. Ordinarily there is a division of the profits among the shareholders at the end of every three months: an allotment is made into twelve portions, that being the number of the principal subdivisions of the clan, and then each subdivision makes, a separate distribution among its own members.\n\nThe Village Sanitation Act (United Provinces Act II of 1892) is in force in the town."
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This offshore is important both from an economic point of view (oil and gas reserves) and from a security point of view.\n\nOn September 30, the UN issued a certificate of registration for the memorandum, mentioning it was registered “in accordance with Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations”.\n\nThis Article says that “Every treaty and every international agreement entered into by any Member of the United Nations after the present Charter comes into force shall as soon as possible be registered with the Secretariat and published by it.”\n\nIt also says that “no party to any such treaty or international agreement which has not been registered in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article may invoke that treaty or agreement before any organ of the United Nations.”\n\nThus, from the moment of registration of the Turkish-Libyan agreement, Turkey and the GNA may, in accordance with international law, refer to this memorandum in the framework of the UN bodies.\n\nIt should be kept in mind that from the point of view of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, these treaties come into force in accordance with the conditions prescribed in them and the national legislation of member states.\n\nThe Memorandum signed by President Erdoğan was published on December 8 last year in the official newspaper of the Turkish government Resmi Gazete, and thus entered into force in Turkey. 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The fact of registration means a step towards international recognition of the agreement, which was refused by many UN countries, primarily Greece, Southern Cyprus, France and Egypt.\n\nThe Memorandum on the Maritime Boundaries of Turkey and Libya was an important stage in the implementation of the Mavi Vatan (“Blue Homeland”) doctrine developed by Admiral Cem Gürdeniz.\n\nThe main idea of “Mavi Vatan” is to expand Turkish naval presence and claim sovereign Turkish rights in Eastern Mediterranean and beyond, to strengthen the sovereignty of the states of the region.\n\nThe memorandum on the delimitation of maritime boundaries between Turkey and Libya was important as a geopolitical counterbalance to the Greek-Israeli-Egyptian-UAE-French bloc, which opposes Turkey in the region.\n\nIn December 2019, the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives sitting in East Libya asked the UN not to recognize the maritime zone agreements signed between Turkey and the authorities in Tripoli.\n\nThe Greek Foreign Ministry sent letters to the UN secretary general and chairman of the UN Security Council with request not to recognize memorandum between Turkey and Libya on sea zones.\n\nImperialist attacks against the Blue Homeland\n\nThen Greece in a letter to UN secretary general António Manuel de Oliveira Guterres asked him not to register the agreement with the United Nations.\n\nHowever, the UN did not respect Greece’s requests. As a result, the memorandum was registered and it can be considered a geopolitically offensive defeat for Athens.\n\nEuropeans are afraid of Turkey\n\nGreece has predictably opposed the registration.\n\nThe Greek diplomats said that the registration and publication of all types of agreements submitted by states to the UN Secretariat is a formal and technical procedure. This action does not legitimize the texts of the protocol and does not imply recognition of their content by the United Nations.\n\nSo far, however, the statement seems to have been totally ineffective. Ankara is effectively promoting its geopolitical position; it’s opponents can do little more than offer unsubstantiated accusations.\n\nOn October 2, the head of European Council Charles Michel announced that during the first days of the EU summit the heads of states and governments of the European Union didn’t introduce sanctions against Turkey for its actions in Mediterranean Sea as Cyprus had wanted, but had agreed “to give a chance to political dialogue”.\n\nTwo weeks ago the European Parliament adopted a resolution in which it expressed full solidarity with Greece and Cyprus and threatened Turkey with sanctions.\n\nOn October 1, NATO announced the establishment of a military mechanism for solution of conflict in Eastern Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey.\n\nThe mechanism envisages the establishment of a hotline between Greece and Turkey to be used to resolve conflicts at sea and in the air.\n\nEarlier it was reported that the military of Turkey and Greece held talks to prevent conflicts in the Mediterranean Sea.\n\nAlthough Greece and France have previously tried to raise stakes in the eastern Mediterranean, they have de facto been isolated in both the EU and NATO.\n\nIn the current situation, Turkey is not prevented from continuing its policy of asserting its rights in the Mediterranean. 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"Mark Shlanta, CEO of SDN Communications, a broadband provider based in South Dakota that works with telehealth provider Avera eCARE LLC, says healthcare is now SDN's number one vertical on the commercial side, even providing more business than the company's banking and agricultural verticals. The industry's growth has been fueled by the expansion of telemedicine, Shlanta says.\n\nShlanta also says beyond providing the networks for telemedicine facilities, the company also provides space for some of Avera eCARE's data centers.\n\nThe lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives in South Dakota, Republican Rep. Dusty Johnson, a former executive for a company that consults with the broadband industry, says he sees the continued adoption of telemedicine as a possible vehicle for growth throughout his region.\n\n\"[Telemedicine is] a growth opportunity economically insofar as South Dakota, some of our systems like Avera, have really attempted to be a national leader in delivering telehealth,\" he said in an interview. \"They are really good at what they do and that provides an opportunity to have more jobs created here and provide an economic engine that will drive development here in this state.\"\n\nFurther integration of broadband and the healthcare industry not only allows companies to capitalize on new business opportunities but is essential to effectively treat patients.\n\n\"When sending medical data such as imaging or intensive care unit data, service quality and reliability are paramount,\" Alaska Communications' 2019 report stated. \"If the data transmission were to fail during a live procedure a loss of life could occur.\"\n\nBecause the current U.S. healthcare system is primarily a fee-for-service system, where payments are made according to individual instances of care, paying physicians for coordinated treatment using telehealth can be complex, according to Chaiyachati.\n\nTreating a patient through telehealth is not always worth the return on investment, he said. However, paying for telehealth may become easier as the industry further embraces value-based payment models.\n\nValue-based care is a payment model or system that pays providers based on the totality of care. The government's Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has supported this model and recently finalized certain payment systems that are structured around a value-based model.\n\nZweig said that along with focusing on a narrow patient population or disease type, telehealth startups like Virta Health and Omada Health Inc., both of which focus on chronic care treatment, are also structuring themselves to take advantage of value-based care models.\n\nAccording to Zweig, Rock Health sees more value in companies building strategies around patient outcomes and value-based care compared to those built around targeting reimbursement codes under a fee-for-service system."
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"\nJason McNiff has been described by 'Mojo' magazine as \"one of the UK’s best kept secrets\", and I have to confess I had not heard any of his music before this new double CD retrospective 'Rain Dries Your Eyes' crossed my radar. McNiff inhabits that shifting territory somewhere between English folk and the acoustic-dominated, singer-songwriter genre that often gets classified as Americana, regardless of the nationality of the musician in question. And while the Americana/alt-country label can be an advantage – Americana UK voted McNiff’s second album 'Nobody’s Son' their album of the year in 2003– it can also lead to a ‘ghettoization’ that might prevent an artist with a distinctive voice from reaching a wider audience. The mellifluous fingerstyle approach evident on many of these gentle tunes is reminiscent of John Renbourn, Nick Drake and early Dylan (though vocally McNiff is sweeter and lighter, occasionally reedy and fragile). The advantage of the retrospective format is that it allows the two CDs to openly display McNiff’s remarkable range. While none of the songs radically depart from the singer-songwriter mode of delivery, many of them feature a varied palette in terms of the instrumentation; the credits reveal a host of contributors and collaborators who provide everything from a driving rhythm section to more folky embellishments on mandolin, fiddle and accordion. Names that might be familiar to Pennyblackmusic readers include Ahab, the Hank Dogs and Grand Drive. The sequencing of the album is striking: rather than adopting the standard chronological pattern, or adopting a deliberately contrary approach (such as the reverse chronology of Bowie’s 'Nothing Has Changed' collection), McNiff appears to have opted for a “feel”, piecing the collection together as one would a collection of originals, with the emphasis on creating a work of art in its own right. In some respects, a 33-track retrospective for an artist with five albums under his belt over a period of seventeen years could be considered ambitious. Certainly the impressive standards set by some of the collection’s highlights mean that other songs feel relatively lightweight. But for every lesser song with a weaker lyric or less memorable melody, there are at least a couple of gems, such as the catchy, charming ‘Off the Rails’ and moving meditation ‘The Picture’, distinguished by gorgeous fiddle and harmony vocals from Basia Bartz. A pleasing collection, then, that will delight established fans with its previously unreleased recordings and should intrigue listeners new to Jason’s work."
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"On Sunday, May 27, 2018, Anthony (Tony) Carter passed away in his home in the company of his wife, Karen Charbonnet Carter. Reverend Carter was born in Atlanta, Georgia and grew up in Oakmont, Pennsylvania. He received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Hiram College and a Bachelors of Divinity degree from Oberlin Theological Seminary, both in Ohio. While in seminary he met and married Aiko Yokoya. Together they served as career missionaries in Japan.\n\nIn 1963, Tony and Aiko were appointed by the United Church Board of World Missions (UCBWM), a predecessor body for what today is known as Global Ministries, to be mission co-workers in Japan. Originally Tony did pastoral work with the West Tokyo Association. In 1986, he transitioned to working with the South Tokyo Association. After approximately 35 years of service in Japan, Tony and Aiko completed their mission service there in 1999.\n\nTony was a lifelong environmentalist. In 1975 during a furlough from his mission work in Tokyo, Tony traveled around the United States sharing a multimedia slideshow he created about the rapid industrialization of Japan following World War II and its adverse effects on the environment. He traveled carrying two large suitcases which contained four slide projectors, with an accompanying soundtrack to share and interpret better his work in Japan.\n\nTony was also an avid photographer. For much of his mission career, and as part of his tent making ministry, he worked as a translator at Fuji Film. He and Aiko were involved in many social justice issues through out East Asia. Together they offered their language abilities to translate between English and Japanese to help social justice efforts have a broader impact.\n\nReflecting on their years of service and work addressing societal and environmental issues, Tony and Aiko wrote, “God has produced a number of miracles of social and political reform over these many years in Japan and world-wide. In spite of the impediments, we have had the joy and privilege of being involved in those aspects of God’s mission that have allowed some of these miracles to come into fruition.”\n\nIn 1998 Tony and Aiko Carter retired to the Uplands Retirement Village in Pleasant Hill, Tennessee. In 2006, after 48 years of marriage, his wife, Aiko Carter, passed away. Later that year he married Karen Charbonnet. Karen and Tony lived in both New Orleans and Crossville, Tennessee. Together they traveled to many different places in the United States.\n\nA celebration of Tony’s life will take place on July 14, 2018, at 2:00 pm at Pleasant Hill Community Church, 67 Church Street, Pleasant Hill, Tennessee, with Reverend Glenna Shepherd officiating. Memorial gifts may be made to Hospice of Cumberland County, 30 East Adams St. Crossville, TN 38555, or they may be made to Global Ministries, 700 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115 or online at www.globalministries.org/donate . Condolences may be sent to Karen Carter, 23 Sunset Lane, Crossville, TN 38555."
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"In Hell’s Gate National Park in Kenya, miles of pipes carry steam from beneath the volcanic valley to big power plants inside the park. CreditEducation Images/UIG via Getty Images\n\nThe valley’s animal herders have long known the unusual properties of the ground under their feet. On chilly days, they warmed themselves near vents that emit plumes of hot steam. Now, Kenya is increasingly harnessing that steam to turn generators that can allow it to expand electrical service and power its rapidly growing economy.\n\nThe park, about 50 miles from the capital of Nairobi, sits over the East African Rift, a huge fracture in the earth’s crust that also cuts through Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and other countries. Steam from here helped generate 47 percent of Kenya’s electricity in 2015, with hydropower (nearly 35 percent) generating much of the rest.\n\nKenya has pushed hard to harness its geothermal capabilities. It generated 45 megawatts of power with geothermal energy in 1985 and now generates about 630 megawatts; nearly 400 megawatts of that production has come online since 2014.\n\n“No matter how you cut it, that is a significant amount of generation in the geothermal world,” said Gene Suemnicht, chief executive of EGS, a California-based geothermal consultancy that has worked in Kenya.\n\nThat explosive growth has made geothermal power a promising source of renewable energy for a country of 44 million people that is expected to nearly double in population by 2050.\n\nReliable energy is a vital driver of economic growth. At Oserian, one of Kenya’s largest flower exporters based near Lake Naivasha, geothermal steam warms greenhouses and generates electricity at its two power plants.\n\nGeothermal heating allows the company to sell 380 million flower stems each year and also grow “varieties of roses that would not be economically viable without 24-hour heating,” said Neil Hellings, managing director of Oserian. Savings from using geothermal energy versus conventional electricity lets Oserian pay its employees more than double that of many competitors, Mr. Hellings added.\n\nAnother geothermal field already under development north of Hell’s Gate was expected to bring power to 500,000 households and 300,000 small and medium-size businesses, according to the African Development Bank Group.\n\nOther countries have used geothermal power to drive their economies. In the 1970s, geothermal development helped propel Iceland from poverty to a wealthy island nation.\n\nThe rise of Kenya’s geothermal industry — it ranks ninth in the world in geothermal energy production, according to the Geothermal Council Resource, an American industry association — has helped reduce electricity rates and expand access to electricity. The government has set an ambitious goal of universal access by 2020 — but many challenges make that a very high bar to reach.\n\nElectrical transmission and distribution — and connecting customers who can pay for service — is crucial to a viable power business. In Kenya “the grid to transport the generated power to citizens also needs substantial investment,” said Victoria Cuming, head of policy at Bloomberg New Energy Finance.\n\nBig efforts to expand Kenya’s grid are underway, with about 1,500 miles of new electrical lines under construction and 3,600 miles in the works by Kenya Electricity Transmission Company, or Ketraco. The main hurdle for grid expansion will be financing. “Kenya has typically relied on concessional investors or government funding,” Ms. Cuming said.\n\nSanjay Chandra, director of new energy development at ICF, a consultancy in the United States, noted that connecting homes or smaller businesses in the “last mile is always challenging.” This is especially so in poor areas where people may not be able to afford electricity or don’t use much, therefore making it relatively expensive — and financially unviable — for companies to connect them.\n\nIn western Kenya “the electrification rate is hovering around 5 percent even though 84 percent of unconnected households are within 200 meters of a connection point,” Mr. Chandra said.\n\nLast year, Kenya’s demand for electricity exceeded 1,600 megawatts for the first time. Under ideal circumstances, the country has the potential to generate more than 10,000 megawatts of geothermal energy, according to Kenya Electricity Generating Company, or KenGen, which generates the majority of the country’s electricity.\n\nAcross all of East Africa, there’s potential for some 20,000 megawatts of geothermal energy, according to a report from agencies including the Infrastructure Consortium for Africa and the United Nations Environment Program.\n\nBut Kenya and the surrounding region face many challenges to harnessing its full geothermal potential. Lack of funding and technical expertise, poor governance, and corruption often hobble big infrastructure projects in developing countries.\n\nAnd though geothermal is considered renewable energy, it does have pitfalls. While the Earth will most likely supply heat for millions of years, the underground water necessary to produce steam can be depleted if not recharged."
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The head of the Russian foreign ministry characterized the meeting as constructive.\n\n\"The meeting of diplomats took place three days after a one-and-a-half-hour telephone conversation between the presidents of Russia and the United States, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.\n\n\"Most of that call dealt with the situation in Venezuela, where the opposition led by the National Assembly Speaker Juan Guaido tried to overthrow Nicolas Maduro, the country's president, on April 30th - May 1st.\n\n\"According to the Kremlin, Putin told his American counterpart that 'only the Venezuelans themselves have the right to determine their country's future.' Furthermore, 'outside interference in internal affairs and attempts at regime change by force in Caracas undermine the prospects for a political settlement of the crisis.'\n\n\"Trump as well agrees that a political solution to the crisis is possible. Speaking to journalists after his conversation with Putin, he noted that Putin was 'looking for something positive' in Venezuela, and he himself shares this goal. 'I feel the same way' the American president said, noting that the Russian leader 'is not going to interfere' with the situation.\n\nUS And Russia At A Dead End In Caracas\n\n\"Such statements can effectively be seen as the beginning of direct negotiations between Washington and Moscow on Venezuela.\n\n\"Despite the difference in approaches, both sides understand that the situation is at an impasse, and neither President Nicolas Maduro nor his opponent Juan Guaido is able to overcome it…\n\n\"According to Suslov, however, any 'strategic deal' between Moscow and Washington is out of the question: 'In the current state of the Russian-American relations, no deals whatsoever are on the agenda.' 'Washington wants Moscow to leave Venezuela, but is unlikely to offer Moscow anything in return,' the expert says.\n\n\"According to Suslov, under present conditions one can talk about only tactical matters, such as possibility of preventing a direct clash between the countries [a de-confliction mechanism]. The expert notes that the U.S. did not abandon the prospect of a military solution, but it is being held back by the Russia's military presence in Caracas: 'It is to the Russian presence that the Americans attribute the failure of the recent coup attempt and the refusal of the overwhelming majority of the military to go over to Guaido's side.'\n\n\"Suslov is convinced that 'the Americans will keep hounding the Maduro regime, but they cannot decide to invade, since the risk of a direct confrontation with the Russian military remains.' With that in mind, the U.S. and Russia can discuss how to avoid direct conflict with each other even in the event of a possible invasion of Venezuela, Suslov points out. As an example, he cites the situation in Syria, where Moscow and Washington have established de-confliction mechanisms.'\n\n\"The exact number of Russian military personnel in Venezuela is unknown. Moscow previously stated that they are specialists who are tasked with training the Venezuelan military how to master the technology. Their presence, according to the statements of the Russian side, has nothing to do with the confrontation between Caracas and Washington. At the same time, according to Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza, the number of Russian servicemen in the country may be increased.\n\nMoscow Is Caracas' Only Hope\n\n\"Venezuela, although not the most influential country, but nonetheless an important one in terms of oil production, has become a new political battlefield between Washington and Moscow. Essentially, this is the first confrontation line since the cold war days, when Latin America was the staging area for both political and military confrontations between the two countries. Nicaragua was a prime example, where the Soviet Union actively supported the leftist Sandinista rebels fighting against the right-wing dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza (who was supported by the U.S.) Cuba was another battleground. The confrontation between the Soviet Union and the U.S. caused by the Soviet missiles in Cuba nearly led a nuclear war.\n\n\"Today, both Moscow and Caracas acknowledge that relations between the two countries are more of an economic nature. For the most part, Washington does not deny that either. U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo, stated in a recent interview with an American journalist Ben Shapiro that Russians are in Venezuela to 'protect economic interests.' Russian companies have invested billions of dollars in the country's oil fields and these investments may be lost if the current authorities depart. Having said that Russian servicemen are present in Venezuela, Pompeo claimed that Cuban military personnel play the main role in Venezuela's military apparatus, who 'control the country's economy.' Recently, Washington has beefed up sanctions against Cuba aimed at forcing this country to 'leave' Venezuela. In the event of a full-scale crisis or further armed insurrections, President Maduro is seeking a direct contact with President Putin.\n\n\"Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza said that Maduro might soon visit St. Petersburg to take part in the economic forum that will be held in the Russian city in early June. 'We hope that the president will be able to attend the forum, as he would like to visit Petersburg and meet Putin,' the representative of the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry told RIA Novosti. The Kremlin has not yet commented on the information: Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian president, says he is not aware of the visit.\n\n\"The Kremlin’s reaction is fully understandable: the situation in Venezuela may change any day, and it's possible that the country's president may be another person. At the same time, the fact that Maduro is seeking a personal meeting with the Russian president at the time of a severe crisis, shows that he is aware of the gravity of his situation. When Caracas has lost the support of most Latin American countries, and China, a major investor, is keeping its distance, Moscow is Caracas' only hope…\""
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"7 edition of Connectionist Models and Their Implications found in the catalog.\n\nConnectionism, today defined as an approach in the fields of artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, cognitive science and philosophy of mind which models mental or behavioral phenomena with networks of simple units 1), is not a theory in frames of behaviorism, but it preceded and influenced behaviorist school of thought. Connectionism represents psychology's first comprehensive theory. Why There Are Complementary Learning Systems in the Hippocampus and Neocortex: Insights From the Successes and Failures of Connectionist Models of Learning and Memory. James L. McClelland, Bruce L. McNaughton & Randall C. O'Reilly - - Psychological Review (3)Cited by:\n\nThe Connectionist Theory. Report. Browse more videos. Playing next. Read From Learning Theory to Connectionist Theory: Essays in Honor of William K. Estes Volume. Ntaera. Books Connectionist Models of Neurocognition and Emergent Behavior: From Theory to Applications - Read Connectionist Models and Their Implications: Readings. Book Condition: This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket.. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual itemCited by:\n\nThe current paper examines two implications of applying this method: (1) Feldman and Ballard published \"Connectionist models and their properties\" in Cognitive Science, helping to focus attention on a family of similarly inspired research strategies just then under way, by giving the family a name: \"connectionism.\" The Connectionist. Connectionism, Learning and Meaning has been widely viewed as having implications for symbol grounding, notions of structured representation and compositionality, as well as the issue of nativism. We argue that connectionist models are no more “grounded” than their classical coun-terparts. In addition, since connectionist.",
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"08 November, 2014\nPrint this article Font size -16+\nBangalore-based Sasken Communication Technologies created a buzz in the telecom market this year when it developed the IsatPhone Pro, a handheld satellite phone for Inmarsat, UK. Inmarsat, the world's biggest satcom provider, completed its first call from Hawaii and the phone was launched in June 2010. Inmarsat is now confident of building its own handset for less than $500 (its current prices are about $700), thanks to its tie-up with Sasken.\n\nRajiv C. Mody, chairman and CEO of Sasken, a provider of telecom software services and solutions to network equipment vendors, handset manufacturers and semiconductor companies, will now have one more reason to smile. He has bagged second position as the most ‘value'able CEO in the small companies category, thanks to some good performance over the past three years and also due to a relatively low compensation of Rs 1.47 crore.\n\nLast fiscal, though, was not a good one for the company, which saw its revenues decrease 17.7 per cent (in rupee terms) to Rs 574.19 crore. Software services, including network engineering services, which dropped 14.7 per cent, contributed 95 per cent to the revenues, while software product revenues contributed 4 per cent. Sasken's heavy dependence on telecom business also goes against it. \"The pace of telecom software is yet to pick up,\" says Ankita Somani, associate analyst with Angel Broking, a research firm. \"Sasken would do well to go in for other verticals.\"\n\nBut Kiran Karnik, former president of Nasscom who was recently inducted into the Sasken Board as director, says the company is betting on future technologies and has the team to take it forward. \"Its work on Android (smartphone operating system) and the satellite phone is exciting,\" says Karnik.\n\nSasken is also cashing in on the 36 patents it has in the US, India and other countries, to reinvest in research and business. \"There has been a conscious effort on the part of the company to obtain a return on investment on the patents,\" says a company spokesperson. Sasken this year sold four patents for $450,000.\n\nSasken is also expanding into new areas. Recently, the company ventured into development of wireless technologies to help medical research and services. This pushed Sasken's net profits by 78.5 per cent in 2009-10 to Rs 75.52 crore and help it achieve an earnings per share of Rs 27.85 in 2009-10 as against Rs 15.17 in 2008-09. Mody is now hopeful of seeing the topline turn around as well. \"We expect to see a 10 per cent growth compared to H1 of 2010-11,\" he says, adding that the company has identified opportunities in full phone integration and accelerating time-to-market opportunities for smartphone manufacturers using operating systems such as Android and Windows Phone 7.\n\nThe company also expects to venture in consumer electronics. \"We see a fair bit of traction given our competencies in multimedia and tie-ups with semiconductor manufacturers,\" he says."
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"It is a schoolyard defence most of us know. If someone calls you a name you reply, “It takes one to know one” or “you are worse than me”. That is, accuse them of the very charge they made against you. This rhetorical tactic is a projection – a way to shift blame for their own destructive actions.\n\nIn his speech aired 24 February announcing the invasion of Ukraine (aka “special operation”), Putin dished out several whoppers of lies. He claimed that the “limited military operation” aimed to ensure the “defence of Donbas” and the “self-defence of Russia”, although Ukraine has never threatened anyone, let alone Russia. He claimed that the “operation” would involve “no occupation”, although Russian soldiers in Ukraine are now establishing just such an occupation in parts of the east and south. Putin outlined “holding elections for a new government”; any fair elections, however, would likely return an overwhelming majority deeply hostile to Russia, if only because Putin’s invasion overthrew a government that was democratically elected in 2019 with over 73 per cent of the vote.\n\nOn 16 March, Putin gave a long speech, throwing verbal attacks and wild allegations: the “Neo-Nazis” in Kyiv preparing chemical attack, biological weapons, anthrax, even soon to have nuclear weapons ready against Donbas and Russia. Needless to say, none of the allegations were backed up by a shade of evidence, as it is usually the case for the most insolent disinformation tropes.\n\nOne claim stood out both on 24th February and on 16 March, however. Putin promised that, following victory, his forces would carry out the “de-Nazification” of Ukraine. The implication was that the current government – headed by a Jewish President with three uncles who died in the Holocaust – is wholly or partly Nazi.\n\nThis is not the first time that the Kremlin has used the term “Nazi” to describe Ukrainian authorities. It is not even the fiftieth time. For years, Russian officials and state media outlets have used the term to smear and demonise Ukraine and its government. Just in the past few weeks and months, Russian outlets accused Ukraine of being fascist, claimed that “state terror” in Ukraine is comparable to the Nazi occupation, and alleged that “fascist forces” organised Ukraine’s 2014 Maidan Revolution.\n\nBack in 2017, we examined the frequent accusations of who is a Nazi according to the Kremlin. There were many already back then. Russian state media and pro-Kremlin outlets have long labelled anyone deemed hostile to Russia or the geopolitical project of uniting the Russian-speaking world, or Russkiy Mir, a Nazi or Nazi sympathiser, in particular Poland and the Baltic states. Even Italy has not escaped Nazi-related terminology such as “Gestapo”. We could go on, and on, and on. Our database has more than 800 entries with “Nazi” as keyword.\n\nWhat is different now?\n\nTwo elements: “Nazi” has now become dominant in state outlets. From being merely frequent and directed at selected countries – Ukraine, the Baltic states, Poland – it has now become a general obsession. According to RT, the entire Europe [EU] is generally like Nazis. Secondly, now it also dominates Putin’s vocabulary – together with other derogatory terms such as “nationalist drug addicts”, “puppets”, etc. In recent months, even Foreign Minister Lavrov could hardly utter a word about Ukraine without saying “Nazi”.\n\nOn 4 March, when the Russian parliament unanimously rubberstamped draconic laws curbing free speech and independent media, the “debate” was filled with the Nazi word. Ostensibly, the entire West is “Nazi” because of their support to Kyiv and for this support, 48 countries are now declared “unfriendly” towards Russia.\n\nSuch relentless lingo cannot have had the purpose of dividing Ukraine from within, or bringing foreign adversaries over to Putin’s side. In the face of such verbal assault – the rhetorical equivalent of exposing yourself on a crowded street – an opponent’s natural reaction is to close ranks against you before turning away in disgust.\n\nInstead, Putin’s Nazi obsession likely has mostly conscious internal purposes. Like the schoolyard taunt mentioned above, Putin’s Nazi-baiting seeks to distract from the weaknesses of his own regime. It also attempts to unite a Russian domestic audience against a remorseless, demonic, and imaginary external enemy. Finally, it seeks to compel that domestic audience to fight – or, at least, not to object to the fight against – the conjured bogeyman.",
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"The ideological basis and key identification marker for the modern Russian state is the victory over Nazism in 1945. During Putin’s rule, military parades have grown ever more pompous. Grassroots initiatives such as the “Immortal Regiment”, originally intended as an individual way to honour family member who fought in 1941-45, have been hijacked for all-purpose state shows to instil the right patriotic feelings in younger generations. Russian state TV now often broadcasts video trailers ahead of evening programmes featuring WW II veterans from the Leningrad siege, the defence of Moscow or similar historic events.\n\nPutin’s claim of wanting the “de-Nazification” of Ukraine, however, may have one external purpose: smearing all Ukrainian nationalists as Nazis. The Kremlin’s giant problem is that its invasion has energised Ukrainian national pride and resolve in a way that few other actions could have done.\n\nIf the Kremlin manages to win the ugliest of victories in Ukraine, “de-Nazification” within the country could be even uglier. Would anyone expressing Ukrainian pride need to be “de-Nazified”? One shudders to imagine.\n\n“De-Nazification” is an Orwellian euphemism for a purge of elected officials and the administration of an independent country.\n\nIn a Stalinist-style action, the recent arrests and abductions of Ukrainian mayors in Russian-occupied cities illustrate how Kremlin puppets are installed. If in doubt about how Putin handles political opponents, one can look to Alexei Navalny. Or again, check his speech of 16 March to mobilise patriotic moral. Beside the “de-Nazification”, Putin also described domestic opposition as “traitors, against Russia; the West’s 5th column; dirty insects to be destroyed”.\n\nFor years, Putin has made no secret of his conviction that Ukraine is an artificial state and the country belongs inside Russia – see his long article from July 2021. Putin insists his descriptions are true, they must be Nazis, like schoolyard bullies who insist that a weaker child somehow deserved to be beaten. His descriptions only makes sense in the realm of his truth, a version ideologically described by Kremlin philosopher Aleksander Dugin which only he and other radical Russian nationalists can believe.\n\nThis has nothing to do with facts. Far-right groups had a very limited presence during the 2014 Maidan protests and went on to obtain abysmal results in the 2014 presidential and parliamentary elections in Ukraine. During the 2019 election cycle, the far-right sustained an even more tremendous failure: no representation at all in the parliament.\n\nWhen autocrats chase geopolitical ideals such as establishing Russian sovereignty over allegedly historical Russian territories, the yawning void that separates an ideal from reality can become a disaster. We see the results today: Russian bombardments of civilian targets across Ukraine.\n\nThe Cult of personality…\n\nWhile Putin blame others for being Nazis, the cult of personality grows at home.\n\n18 March marked the 8th year since the illegal annexation of Crimea. The celebrations in Moscow reached a new climax this year. On that day, Putin spoke at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, where full tribunes could see him standing by the slogan “For a world without Nazism”. Cynically, he was justifying war again with two most used words to justify the invasion on Ukraine: genocide and Nazism.\n\nApproximately 100,000 people participated in the concert, many of them with banners and slogans: “For the President”, “For Russia” “For Crimea”, “For Donbas”. The “for” – “za” of course spelled with the Latin first letter “Z” to hail the war.\n\nIt is difficult not to see the cult of personality, too well known from former times of war."
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"Malquerida, a media platform in Spanish created entirely by women.\n\nAna Muñoz does many things to pay the bills while she thinks about how to make her hobby profitable for books, bars and breakfasts. She was a finalist for the 2017 Nuevas Plumas Award, a project of the Escuela de Periodismo Portátil in collaboration with the University of Guadalajara. Lucia Chuquillanqui describes herself as a feminist, does not like to write, watches a movie a day, and one day plans to rule the world. Estefani Campana can draw your portrait with her eyes closed while draining a gin and tonic. She loves cats and always wanted to be one of the models of 20th century Austrian artist Egon Schiele. Natalia Sánchez always uses her left pinkie when she writes on the keyboard. She reads the future with the pendulum and hates feet. She won an Oxfam-FNPI 2017 fellowship to write about inequality. Their incredible talents and personalities are the forces behind Malquerida, a media platform in Spanish created entirely by women.\n\nTheir superpowers: persistence, a kind of stubbornness to improve their learning and intuition skills, and putting the two together to open the mind over the years. We spoke with the Malquerida team about their journalism environment, the role of women in Peru and the expectations they have about the New Ventures Lab. Today we share our conversation with the team who is in Lima (Peru):\n\nAna Muñoz: Malquerida was born because we realized that in the media, specifically in South America, the decision makers are men. “The supposed objectivity of journalism is an objectivity filtered by the patriarchy, totally andro-centrist, and the themes of women or the type of magazines that they reserve for us are fashion magazines, cosmetics about gossip – topics that are very good and in fact I love them – but they work in a very superficial way. They treat us as if we were stupid, while for them, there are wonderful magazines like Esquire that have more depth.\n\nSo we wanted to create this space that was only for women. First, because men already have hundreds of spaces and we do not. And then because we also wanted it to be a safe space in which the women knew that other women were going to read them, that other women were going to edit them, that the illustrations were made by women and that all the work was going to be in this situation of security and trust.\n\nAn example we feel very proud to show is the story Cama Adentro, for which Natalia Sánchez, the other editor of Malquerida, received the Oxfam – FNPI scholarship. She analyzes the situation of domestic workers in Peru. She also talks about how she personally confronts that situation and the inequality between women. What does it mean for the domestic worker in Peru to have a female boss, a superior woman and what is that relationship like and all that transversality and inequality crossed by intersectionality?\n\nObviously a man can perfectly analyze the situation of domestic workers in Peru, but will not know how a woman perceives this inequality. I always use this example because it seems to me that it is a good illustration of what we are trying to do in Malquerida.\n\nWe touch a little more on literary topics, from reviews to personal essays and this makes an arc with topics of journalism. We give a lot of importance to the voice of women and their circumstances in the world because we do not want to lose all that talent of Spanish-speaking and Latin American women who often do not find another place to publish so many stories.\n\nWhat is your biggest challenge with Malquerida?\n\nThe sustainability. Media and communication are not an easy sector, especially if independence is at the center of their identity. On one hand, there is precariousness, on the other, the difficulties of choosing a sponsor aligned with Malquerida’s gender commitment.\n\nHowever, we also foresee the advantages of digital media and their ability to transcend any traditional medium. There are other challenges. We need to maintain the quality of our stories, improving our research skills and editorial standards. For this purpose, we need to reach more writers, and we must be able to finance several months of work. We know that we have improved since our first history – in addition to increasing our public, we have received recognition twice in 2017 – but we can not relax our efforts. In addition, making the writing and journalistic work of women more visible means that someone – the more, the better -– reads them. The way we are willing to contribute to closing the gender gap in the media is creating a safe space for stories about women, by women. This space needs to expand by expanding our public and achieving a position in which we support the main media. Finally, we do not want to stop here. We want to extend our activities to education about journalism for women in low income areas in Latin America, starting in Peru; and also to provide journalists with tools to shorten the gender gap, both in their stories and in newsrooms.\n\nThe way we are willing to contribute to closing the gender gap in the media is creating a safe space for stories about women, by women.",
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"What are the lessons learned for those who have undertaken this effort?\n\nLucia Chuquillanqui: I think it is taking into account the different people that you are dedicating the project. Our focus is girls who want to write, have some type of training. That was our public, for them we work and they are the ones who receive editorial and graphic support. But I have realized that there are also others that can be my potential foundations or interested.\n\nIt is important to ask the question: What other people would be interested in this? It is a very simple question but sometimes not so easy to answer. And doing the exercise does not only mean thinking about it, but also systematizing it, systematizing information, the process we have had of the project, because that is ultimately our value.\n\nWe are very happy with support and sorority with other women. It is an ideal world, there was no difference if the stories are written by men or women. In a world where we all have the same experiences and opportunities we would have the same article. This makes the project exist. Every time I confirm it more, because I have to explain less why the project.\n\nNow we have to capitalize on it. There are people who love the project. They are very excited. And we know that we offer something that is based on the complementary relationship we have with other women. But at the same time, we need to know how to show them what we can offer them.\n\nTaking into account that the business world is still very masculine, in what way does the topic you propose seem disruptive?\n\nIt’s hard and it is still a long way. There are many people focused on government issues. There are few women who get up and say: I want to make money! There are many people who have criticized that we focus on getting respect and recognition through prizes. But that is our strategy. If I do not have recognition, sometimes I do not have the opportunity to be sustainable. The experience of Natalia Sánchez is the experience we want to replicate. Natalia has had a transformation as a journalist, as a researcher and as an example of what can be done.\n\nMany people think that we have a lot of money but no. I wish! Some of us have grown up in difficult neighborhoods but we have made the path of education. We know about the gap and that is why we try to bring girls who have had experiences similar to ours.\n\nHow is the New Ventures Lab an opportunity to achieve its goals?\n\nWe apply to many things but when we saw that applications we felt it was for us. It was a match! We realized that there is someone else who is thinking about projects like that and that is comforting. We know that we have a successful model on the one hand but we have to diversify it, evaluate it and be sustainable with the NVL.\n\nIt is the first task of many journalistic projects, I am aware of that, but there is something different that we can capitalize on because we work on gender issues in another way. Not only is telling the story from a woman’s perspective, but we also want to contribute to the research in the way these stories are treated. We want these stories to get into the editorial boards of the media.\n\nNone of this is going to be possible if we do not create a sustainable model, at least in the first phase. Sometimes, I wonder, how we have achieved a project without defining that first step.\n\nWith the network that Chicas Poderosas offers us as mentors we do not feel alone, we have pressures but we can also highlight our qualities and know when we are doing something right or wrong.\n\nWhat topics have you seen that do not fit in national media and that you have published?",
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Dawn Marie Addiego, who represented a suburban Philadelphia district in southern New Jersey for nearly a decade, left the GOP, the minority party in both houses of the Legislature.\n\nShe cited the desire to “be a part of the discussion” in the Democratic majority but also hinted that the national Republican Party is no longer recognizable.\n\n“My core values that originally drew me to the Republican Party have not changed, but the party which once echoed the vision of Ronald Reagan no longer exists,” she said in a statement announcing the change.\n\nThe defections come after the Democratic Party won control of the U.S. House in the midterm elections and gained seats in 62 of the 99 state legislative chambers, according to data provided by the National Conference of State Legislatures (Nebraska is the only state with a single legislative chamber).\n\nThey also come at a time when the president’s approval ratings are dipping.\n\n“This is largely a product of the Trump phenomenon,” said Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute. “President Trump has blown the lid off of this party. It starts to look like a personality cult.”\n\nIn Democratic-leaning states such as California and New Jersey, the defections add to the GOP’s challenges.\n\nRepublicans will have to focus on state issues to regain relevance and votes, said Jack Ciattarelli, a former New Jersey Republican lawmaker who says he is planning to run for governor in 2021. In New Jersey, that means focusing on underfunded public pensions and affordability.\n\n“In this era, there will always be those whose intense disdain for Donald Trump will determine their vote,” he said. “But I still believe there are a majority of New Jersey independent-unaffiliated voters and even some soft Democratic voters that will vote for the party that’s going to solve the various crises.”\n\nThe political landscape in the party-switchers’ seats has been changing for some time, which also helps explain the shifts.\n\nIn New Jersey, Addiego beat her Democratic opponent with 63 percent of the vote in 2013. By 2017, her winning percentage was cut to 52 percent. And last November, Democratic Rep. Andy Kim defeated then-incumbent Republican Tom MacArthur in the 3rd U.S. House district, which includes all the towns Addiego represents in the state Senate.\n\nMaienschein’s Assembly District has become more Democratic since his first election, when it was considered safe for Republicans. Republicans had 38 percent of registered voters to Democrats’ 30 percent in 2012. Registration is now roughly even. Statewide, independents now outnumber Republicans in California.\n\nIn Kansas, the four defectors were all from a congressional district that Trump narrowly lost in 2016 and that elected Democrat Sharice Davids last year.\n\nUnlike the lawmakers in California and New Jersey, they went from the majority to the minority party. Republicans in Kansas pointed to the fact that the lawmakers were moderates who voted mostly with Democrats, anyway.\n\nRepublicans in New Jersey and California criticized the lawmakers for their switch, characterizing it as a ploy to hold on to power.\n\n“People will view Addiego’s party change for what is — an attempt at political survival,” Ciattarelli said.\n\nBut voters were split on how they viewed her defection from the GOP.\n\nDick Bozarth, a 79-year-old retiree from the construction industry, said at a diner in Medford, New Jersey, in the heart of Addiego’s district, that the change sends a bad signal.\n\n“She wants to be with the radicals right now?” he asked. “Is that what she wants to do?” Bozarth said he’s voted for Addiego before but will not do so again.\n\nDave DeAngelis, a 65-year-old retired auto repair shop owner who recently moved to Berlin, a town just outside of Addiego’s district, said he’s supported her over the years.\n\nHe said that because of her long political experience in local and state office, her political party isn’t important to him.\n\n“If she still holds her opinions, I don’t think that would make a big difference,” he said.\n\nThe change could help her get more done: “It’s very difficult to be a Republican in this state,” he said. “She wouldn’t get anything through the state Assembly because she doesn’t have the votes.”\n\nParty switching can go in both directions. In Oklahoma, state Rep. Johnny Tadlock, who represents a rural district in the state’s southeast corner, switched to the GOP. Democrats have been losing seats there over the last two decades.\n\nAdvances in lighting technology make it easier to use smart features to cut costs. Read for tips to save energy by using different lighting strategies in your home.\nClose\nDemocrats Gain In Statehouses As Some GOP Lawmakers Defect"
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The artist’s flair met 1980s decadence when he guest starred on shows like “The Love Boat” and “Wrestlemania” and hosted his own talk show in the early days of MTV called “Andy Warhol’s 15 Minutes.”\n\nBy allowing himself to become a pop star, Warhol the person disappeared in the eyes of the public. He was sold as a master of mass reproductions, and for years after his death he was mass-produced himself.\n\nOnly in the last decade has there been a public-focused reassessment of Warhol’s work through the lens of his personal life: A current exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum explores the artist’s relationship to the Church, his faith and his queerness.\n\nNow, Director Andrew Rossi explodes the idea that Warhol’s work is impersonal in his new six-part docuseries “The Andy Warhol Diaries” for Netflix. Using over a decade’s worth of Warhol’s personal journals, Rossi uncovers the side of Warhol he hid from the world: his sexuality, relationships, and humanity. And he does it, paradoxically, with an assist from artificial intelligence.\n\nBrooklyn Magazine spoke with Park Slope-based director Andrew Rossi about resurrecting Warhol’s voice to narrate the docuseries using AI. Rossi discusses how Warhol’s queerness is inextricable from his art and the disproven rumor that Warhol was celibate because of his faith. We talk about how Warhol’s Catholic Byzantine faith influenced the iconography of his portraits and how he anticipated the development of celebrity in the decades after his death.\n\nThere’s a part in the documentary where Jessica Beck, curator at The Andy Warhol Museum, says “No one wants to talk about Warhol having relationships that are important to his body of work, but I think that Warhol’s biography is important for some of the reading of the work, because this idea of intimacy or queerness is always there.” That seems like the thesis of your documentary. How did you discover that about Andy and why did you make it the documentary’s through line?\nI started the process of making the series back in 2011 when I reread the diaries, while I was touring a film in Europe that I had just made, and I was reading it in my hotel room, in coffee shops alone. I was astonished to hear Andy talk about this person, Jed Jonson, who lived in his townhouse, and who he was having fights with. And then his lust for Jon Gould, and how passionate he was about pursuing him. These moments were like a revelation to me, I had not heard about Jon Gould at any point, and I had been following Andy since I was in high school, and read several books about him. Immediately I felt this is the new component of Andy’s story. I wanted to understand if I were to plot out the progress of these relationships, and the artwork that he made, what kind of connections one could draw to them. And so immediately I knew that the series would be a love story, but also that the diaries would become like a roadmap to decode Andy’s true self and his artwork.\n\nSome Catholic circles now accept Warhol but it’s on the assertion that Andy may have been gay but he was celibate. How do you respond to that knowing what you know about his relationships?\nThe notion that queerness can be kept in check somehow with behavior that doesn’t include physical intimacy within the Catholic world and Catholic teachings is very sad. I’m Catholic, and I know that for me, it was a struggle to understand my identity as a bisexual man, while also trying to stay within the religious background that I grew up in going to Catholic school, until eighth grade. The other thing that is distressing about the idea that celibacy somehow changes Andy’s identity is that asexuality is also another category of sexuality, which is included in the LGBTQIA plus umbrella. And so, there’s also a stigma associated with that identity that is just part of a whole toxic mix of Catholic views on anything not heteronormative.\n\nWhat came first, the idea to recreate Andy’s voice with AI or the technology to do it?\nI guess it was somewhere in the middle. I finished this movie “Page One” about the New York Times and that’s when I came up with the idea of doing another film that takes a novel way into a big mythic figure to understand them on a human level. So back in 2011, I was reading Andy’s diaries and that’s when I knew that I wanted to hear Andy’s voice not mediated by an actor or a narrator. But really feeling like it was Andy talking to you. At that point, I believe that there were some articles about Adobe having within the Pro Tools Suite some technology, but this is before the more complex approaches to deep fakes and things that emerged around 2016. When those started to develop … it made me feel like there would probably be an opportunity to make it happen.\n\nAndy once said, “Machines have less problems. I’d like to be a machine …” And now he is.\nAndy wanted to be a machine because it would perhaps be another form of armor to protect his very sensitive heart from the pain of living in a world that he felt like an outsider to, and did not accept him. He had himself made into a robot, he had himself made into a hologram. And so the idea of taking his words in the diaries, which are already of self-portrait-in-text, and making that auditory felt like a way to honor his artistic practice of using the mechanical to distance himself from the art objects.\n\nTalk about how Andy’s Catholic Byzantine faith influenced the iconography of his portraits?\nSo Andy’s mother Julia took him to services at the St. John Chrysostom Byzantine Catholic Church in Pittsburgh every weekend, several masses back-to-back on Sunday. I filmed in that church where you see the iconostasis that includes several images of saints with gold leaf paint, in very static poses with a gesture. Those look very similar to Andy’s portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Liz Taylor, and even “Triple Elvis.” Many art historians believe that Andy internalized and absorbed the formal look of those icons and also the almost-glamor that they projected within his world growing up. In Pittsburgh, he also was consumed by Hollywood pinup stars like Shirley Temple and others that appeared in magazines that he was able to get. But as Bob Colacello says, the church also is a very homosexual institution. Many people who went into the priesthood did so because they didn’t feel that they could live as out gay men. And so there is an aesthetic that is Catholic that is consistent with Andy’s iconic glamorous approach.\n\nI’m thinking about people today who live their public life as pop personas. In terms of superstars, I can think of Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, and in his own way, even Wes Anderson. Part of Andy’s legacy is for us to have living, breathing icons, on whom we can attach our hopes and dreams and anger and frustrations.\nI think it’s so much a part of our contemporary lives. The idea of converting your name from Andrew Warhola to Andy Warhol and putting on a white wig and making yourself a character is so much a part of our lives in big and small ways. On a big level, you have Lady Gaga, who takes on a new name, and performs this character both on stage and in her personal life. But in smaller ways, we are all projecting a happy image often of our lives on vacation and with our families or doing cool things on Instagram. TikTok itself is a fascinating platform because it’s all about either dancing or doing something in a short span of time that is performative. It is the most explicitly performative of the social media platform so far, it seems. You have people like Emma Chamberlain and James Charles and other influencers who are very clearly embodying an iconic image in order to participate in this new currency.\n\nDo you think that’s something Andy would participate in?\nHe would have felt at home with the idea of making short bursts of himself saying something or doing something. “Andy Warhol’s TV” approximates that and there were cold opens to the show in which he would appear in a really artificial background describing who’s going to be on the show. He always felt very awkward doing that. But then he learned to embrace that image of himself and by the time he’s appearing on “The Love Boat” in 1985, he is saying that he finally looks the way that people want Andy Warhol to look with a silver jacket, designed by Stephen Sprouse. So he would have had fun with the fashion and with the performance would be my guess."
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"out we have shut down our emergency fund raising effort and have returned the several generous donations that we had already received. While trying to launch that emergency funding effort we received tremendous support form businesses, lake groups and individuals. Through out this short lived effort one thing I witnessed time and again, is where ever we went looking for help we were greeted with enthusiastic support. Some were able to lend more support then others but not once did we hear anything but a positive response. So in that regard these two stories over lap not just because they ran into each other on our calendar, but because they represent what we at the Knee Deep Club have seen on several occasions. That is that there is a true Lake Community here at lake Hopatcong.\nEarly on in our response to the Water Chestnut threat we realized we, the Knee Deep Club, did not have the resources needed to tackle a thorough search of the state’s largest lake’s entire shoreline. So we reached out to other lake groups like the Lake Hopatcong Yacht Club, The Antique and Classic Boat Club, Garden State Yacht Club and several individuals. With their help we were able to assemble 70 paddlers w/ kayaks & canoes to scour the entire lake in a very organized search. Once again people with different backgrounds and varied lake interests united to help protect “our lake”.\nDuring this year’s WATER SCOUT search we lost some teams from last year due to scheduling conflicts and even some that had moved away. The best way for us to adjust was to call on existing paddlers to volunteer to cover even more areas. Many of these people I really don’t even know personally, I likely met them during one of our training seminars but if I ran into them around the lake I wouldn’t necessarily recognize them. But everyone single one of them that I asked to cover, some times nearly twice as much as they covered last year, all I ever got was an enthusiastic “any thing I can do to help”. Some of those folks (I really hope I don’t miss anyone here) included Lyn Petereson, Bob & Norma Rung, Bob & Wendy Walter, Alice Szigethy, Cindy Heaton, Donna Macalle-Holly, Tom & Genie Wiss and Joe Kolaya and his ever growing team. Even Editor Jessica Kitchins, who couldn’t help last year for obvious reasons took over an area that freed up a KDC team to spend more time in northern Woodport, which is an area of great concern.\nI got the sense that there are even more WATER SCOUTS participating then I realize. My own team that covered the Jefferson Canals was joined each year by a different neighbor of team member Joel Servoss and as I traveled around the lake and spoke to lake front home owners who would comment that they saw the WATER SCOUTS in their area, “around five of them”, and I’d think I only have two people on that team. So very often the teams searching were larger than I even knew.",
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