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"William Lewis Oliver, Jr.\nDec. 26, 1930 – Feb. 4, 2015\nSouth Georgia lost a valuable citizen, father, educator, and minister on February 4, 2015, when William Lewis Oliver, Jr. (Bill) passed away.\nA memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, February 6, 2015 at the Cairo First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, Cairo, GA.\nBill was born on December 26, 1930, in Cairo, Georgia, to William Lewis and Sara Bray Oliver, both deceased. He graduated from Cairo High School in 1948, attended Emory Junior College at Valdosta, Georgia, in the fall of that year. Afterwards, he attended Emory University in Atlanta, but his education was interrupted when he saw the need to join the United States Air Force Reserve at Dobbins AFB in Marietta, Georgia. On March 10, 1951, his unit was activated into full-time service during the Korean War. He was stationed for approximately a month at McDill AFB, Tampa, Florida, but he received his basic training at Ramey AFB in Puerto Rico. He was a member of the 55th and 72nd Reconnaissance Technical Squadron, which provided aerial surveillance of Korea for the US military. In Cheyenne, Wyoming he was selected to serve as Administrative Aide to Commanding Officer, Colonel Abraham E. Wayshak, one of the military’s most respected specialists in aerial photography.\nBill returned to Emory University after his discharge, and in the spring of 1954, he graduated with a major in Political Science and a minor in Journalism. At Emory he made life-long friendships as a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, for which he served as Rush Chair. His work experience included a year of work at Northside Furniture Company in Atlanta and an eleven year partnership with his father in their family-owned business at Trend Shop in Cairo, Georgia. While working at Trend Shop, he met his wife, Naomi Glenn, whom he married on November 8, 1958. 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Perhaps his greatest pleasure might have been tracking an imminent storm.\nBill is survived by his wife Naomi; their two children, Anne Marie Oliver and William Lewis Oliver, III (Lew); three granddaughters, Elizabeth DeRoselle Oliver, Anna Kerem Oliver-Steinberg, Isabella Oliver-Steinberg; a brother, Desaussure Ford Oliver; two nephews, Ford, and Wes Oliver; a niece, Kate Oliver Maine (Bill); two first cousins, Joan Sykes, and Carolyn Broce (Fred); and other relatives.\nContributions in lieu of flowers may be made to Vashti Center, 1815 East Clay Street, Thomasville, Georgia 31792; Wesley Glen Ministries, 4580 North Mumford Road, Macon, Georgia 31210; or to Regency Hospice, 236 South Main Street, P. O. Box 494, Hiawassee, Georgia 30546.\nThose wishing to express condolences to the family may do so by visiting www.whitfieldfuneralhomes.com\nWhitfield Funeral Home, North Chapel, Demorest, Georgia, assisted the Oliver family with the funeral arrangements.\nPosted in Obituaries"
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See NOTE 1.\n\nIn our day, scientists are either indoctrinated into the ways of evolution at an early age, or intimidated into silence, or coerced into conversion, with the threat of the loss or denial of a job or a career if they dare to question Darwinism. For documented examples, see the witty and revealing movie, “Expelled” (2).\n\nAs the Institute for Creation Research has stated, “The greatest scientists—the ones most responsible for great discoveries—were creationists.”\n\n“These include Kepler, Newton, Boyle, Bell, Kirby, Maxwell, Pasteur and Carver, among many others. Their numerous discoveries include physical astronomy, calculus, chemistry, electrodynamics, vaccination, and immunization” (3).\n\nEXAMPLES OF NOTABLE INVENTIONS, DISCOVERIES OR DEVELOPMENTS BY CREATIONIST SCIENTISTS:\n\nSir Isaac Newton’s 1687 work, The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, is considered today to be the single greatest work in the history of science. In it he described universal gravitation and the three laws of motion, derived from Kepler’s Laws (Kepler was also a believer). He said:\n\n“Gravity explains the motions of the planets, but it cannot explain who set the planets in motion. God governs all things and knows all that is or can be done.”—I. Newton\n\n“I see everywhere the inevitable expression of the Infinite in the world; through it the supernatural is at the bottom of every heart.”\n\nJames Clerk Maxwell worked extensively with translating electromagnetic equations and the principles of color combinations. He was elected to the Royal Society in 1861 and published multiple papers on electromagnetism, heat, and physics. Maxwell wrote:\n\n“The consciousness of the presence of God is the only guarantee of true self-knowledge. Everything else is mere fiction, fancy portraiture—done to please one’s friends or self, or to exhibit one’s moral discrimination at the expense of character.” (J. C. 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To be forced to believe…that everything in the universe happened by chance—would violate the very objectivity of science itself. Certainly there are those who argue that the universe evolved out of a random process, but what random process could produce the brain of a man or the system of the human eye?” (Seagraves, K. 1973. Jesus Christ Creator. San Diego, CA: Creation-Science Research Center, 7-8). See note 5.\n\nDon’t be fooled into thinking that “all scientists” of the 21st century reject faith as being in opposition to science. I’ve mentioned some believing scientists in previous posts, such as the Institute for Creation Research’s Nathaniel T. Jeanson, and Dr. Vernon R Cupps. Jeanson has a PH.D in Cell and Developmental Biology from Harvard University, and Dr. Vernon R Cupps received a PH.D in nuclear physics from Indiana University (see icr.org).\n\n“Answers in Genesis” lists some living scientists who accept the Genesis account of Creation. To view the list see note 6. 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"Mightily pleased that we have finally had some proper rain and look set to have a wet week, I knew that photographing today’s vase would be an issue for the first time in ages because of the low light levels – but in the damp circumstances I can tolerate them, if you can!",
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"A collaboration between legendary synthesiser wiz Klaus Schulze and Rainer Bloss, Drive Inn sounds very much of its time — mid-80s sequencers providing a bright palette of synthesised sounds. Bloss had recently toured with Schulze, appearing on the latter’s 1983 Dziekuje Poland double live album; clearly the collaboration was a positive experience for both musicians.\n\nSide one has four shorter pieces that motor along – nothing really zooms, nothing crashes. Opening piece “Drive Inn” sets off at a smart clip, cruising through the suburbs until – with a burst of Fairlight orchestral flashes – it warps into the distance. “Sightseeing” has those twittering flutey calliope voices that scream “New Age”, though this is undercut by the vigorous percussion. Fairly tedious, though. “Truckin’” is not the Grateful Dead live staple, but a brooding piece that strongly evokes the contemporaneous film music of Tangerine Dream. Creepy synthesised strings make this my favourite track on the album.",
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"I have to confess that I am not a big Barclay James Harvest fan. If you are, best to skip the next couple of paragraphs to the other James. At various times I’ve owned (and listened to) a dozen BJH albums but rarely have I been excited. Even the earlier stuff has less interest than you’d expect from a band who first released their ‘progressive’ music in 1970.\n\nBaby James Harvest is their fourth album, from 1972. Four long-players in two years. That might just tell you all you need to know. Frankly, I bought this for the album sleeve, having been searching not-very-hard for a decent baby cover to use in a long-planned Birth to Death album cover project. The project realised, I thought I’d better give the LP a spin. Sadly I cannot report a bountiful harvest of interest. It’s all so nice, so safe, so late-70s Moody Blues.",
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"James Taylor having provided the backbone of the 9 Lives cover story, it seems only fair to visit one of his albums.\n\nYoung James was amongst the initial wave of singer-songwriters. His first, self-titled album was released in December 1968, nine months after Joni Mitchell’s Song To A Seagull and a month after the first solo release by Neil Young. That it was recorded in London and released on the Beatles’ Apple label adds groovy historical context to what is a very strong debut.\n\nProduced by Peter Asher, James Taylor consists of an interconnected suite of a dozen acoustic songs, some enriched by subtle strings and linked by sweet little instrumental interludes. From the opening ‘Don’t talk now’ where the simple, catchy tune is accompanied by bluesy harpsichord (true!), if you let yourself be drawn into this beguiling land of whimsical observations and puzzling relationships you will emerge at the end with a quiet, satisfied smile on your face.",
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"The Mutton Birds were a 90s New Zealand band based around the song-writing prowess of Dan McGlashan. Rain, steam & Speed was their final studio album, released in 1999 and chock full of songs that might have been written by a less satisfied Neil Finn, sung in a voice like an antipodean Joe Pernice.\n\nThere’s a thin strand of winter inside\n\nNo matter how hot it gets\n\nBut there is a consistent self-mocking humour that prevents McGlashan’s songs descending into bathos. In ‘Goodbye drug’ he takes a recent ex- to the airport.\n\nI got you coffee from the machine\n\nIt was a grey and it smelt like kerosene\n\nBut you took it and you left town\n\nAlong with everything that wasn’t nailed down\n\nThe wonderful cover photo is credited as “Airborne biker, 1940” by Hulton Getty and appeared in the post 10 MORE MOTORISED ALBUM COVERS.\n\nIf you don’t know New Zealand alt-pop, check out The Mutton Birds. I recommend starting with the marvellous Envy of Angels.\n\nTell me this cover doesn’t earn bonus points for style. Go on, I dare you."
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"On September 25, 1776, the monk Dositheos, recluse of the Kiev Caves, died at his prayers. That was the end of his life. It was not what anyone would have expected at the beginning.\n\nDaria and her grandmother\n\nIn 1721, in a little town east of Moscow, a child was born to a noble family. The child’s name was Daria. Her family were all very important people. And, to Daria, no one was as important as her grandmother, the nun Porphyria. When Daria was only 2 years old, Porphyria persuaded Daria’s parents to let the child stay with her in the Monastery of the Ascension in Moscow.\n\nDaria and her grandmother were inseparable. Porphyria taught Daria to read and to pray. And Daria particularly loved helping her grandmother distribute alms to beggars who came to the monastery. But every once in a while, Daria would try to avoid a beggar who was particularly ragged or unkempt. When her grandmother noticed this, she would invite the beggar to join her in her cell, and have Daria serve them at the table. In this way, Daria learned to love the poor.\n\nWhat can you do with a problem like Daria?\n\nWhen Daria was nine years old, her parents came to the monastery and told the nun Porphyria that it was time for them to take Daria home. She needed an education that was more fitting for a child of a noble family.\n\nBut the family’s focus wasn’t really on education. They were focused on the social scene. They held lavish parties, feasting and drinking late into the night. Daria preferred to continue living as she had in the monastery, eating little, rising early to pray, and inviting beggars into the house and even to her room, so she could provide them with food and whatever else they needed.\n\nAnd it wasn’t enough that Daria didn’t fit into her family. In some ways, she was a typical young teen. She was quite willing to sass her parents, telling them that they were doing everything wrong.\n\nDaria’s family grew exasperated with her. Finally, when she was 15 years old, they decided that the only thing they could do was find a husband for her. Once she was married, they thought, she would settle down and enjoy the good things of this life.\n\nBut Daria did not intend to marry.\n\nOne pretty May morning, Daria and her sisters took a walk in the meadows and forests near their home. While Daria’s sisters were watching birds and looking at wildflowers, Daria was watching her sisters and looking for a way to escape. Her seemingly aimless rambling finally led her down a path where her sisters couldn’t see her.\n\nShe was on her way back to her grandmother’s monastery.\n\nIt wasn’t an easy journey for a teenaged girl travelling alone and on foot. When she finally got there, she realized that her parents would certainly look for her there. In fact, they could have gotten there ahead of her. So she slipped away as silently as she had slipped away from her sisters in the forest.\n\nThere was another monastery she had visited with her grandmother. The Monastery of St. Sergius of Radonezh. It was a men’s monastery, about 25 miles away from Moscow. She would go there.\n\nDaria, of course, could not stay at a men’s monastery. So she went to the market and bought new clothes. She cut her hair, put on the clothes, and took a new name. And so it wasn’t a young noblewoman named Daria who set out for the monastery. It was a serf named Dositheos.\n\nBecause Dositheos hadn’t been a serf for very long, there was much that he didn’t know. He didn’t know, for example, that a serf who had left his land and his landowner had to carry papers to prove he wasn’t a runaway. And he didn’t know that a monastery could not accept a serf who didn’t have these papers. So when Dositheos asked the abbot at the monastery of St. Sergius to receive him as a novice, the abbot said no.\n\nBut rules, as they say, are made to be broken. And the abbot, after speaking with him for a long while, said he could live there. Unofficially, of course.\n\nAnd so he did, until his mother and his sisters visited the monastery. It had been three years since Daria had run away. But when they saw Dositheos, they recognized Daria. And when he saw them, he recognized them. Before they could speak to him, he went back to his cell, gathered a few things into a bundle, and fled.\n\nDositheos decided to go to Kiev, about 300 miles away. When he arrived there, he asked the abbot at the Monastery of the Kiev Caves to take him in as a novice. He got the same answer he had gotten before: Because he was a serf, he couldn’t join the monastery without papers proving he wasn’t a runaway.\n\nBut there was another way that was open to him. He could become a hermit.\n\nNot far from the Monastery of the Kiev Caves, and near the Kitaev Hermtage, was a wooded hill that was pocked with caves. Dositheos chose one of these caves, and took up the secret life of a hermit.\n\nIt wasn’t entirely secret, of course. He never left his cave except at night, and then only long enough to gather roots and such for food. But a monk from Kitaev knew where he was, and would bring him bread and water.\n\nDositheos had been living in his cave for five years when Elizabeth Petrovna, Empress of Russia and daughter of Peter the Great, visited Kiev. While she was there, she wanted to visit the Kitaev Hermitage, because an ancestor of hers had once lived there.\n\nAnd while she was at the hermitage, someone mentioned Dositheos, the recluse who lived in a cave a little farther up the hill. The Empress decided that she had to meet him. Accompanied by bishops and nobles and government officials in their splendor, she walked to the cave and called for Dositheos to come out.\n\nWhen Dositheos answered the call, he was overwhelmed by the sight that met his eyes. He fell to the ground before the Empress. She began to question him. And when she learned that he wasn’t a monk because the law forbade it, she ordered that he be tonsured immediately.\n\nOr, as immediately as that sort of thing could be done. Which turned out to be the very next day. The Empress attended the ceremony. Dositheos asked that he be allowed to keep his name, rather than taking a new name, and that was allowed.\n\nThe Empress had brought attention to Dositheos. People began to recognize that God had granted him the gifts of wonderworking and clairvoyance. And as time went on, more and more people came to him for counsel.\n\nThat was a problem for Dositheos. It disturbed his solitude, for one thing. And for another, the older Dositheos got, the more likely it was that someone would start wondering why this hermit had no beard.\n\nIn old stories, hermits chose to be hidden as part of their humility. So it didn’t seem strange to the visitors when Dositheos created an opening at the entrance to his cave, through which he could talk with people, but not be seen.\n\nDositheos and St. Seraphim of Sarov\n\nOne of his visitors was a young pilgrim named Prochoros Moshnin. Prochoros was from a merchant family, and he wanted to become a monk. He sought out the hermit Dositheos for advice.\n\nHe and Dositheos spoke a long while. And finally, Dositheos told him, “Go, child of God, to the Monastery of Sarov, and stay there. That place will be to you for salvation. With God’s help, there you will finish your human wanderings on earth. Only, struggle to acquire the unceasing remembrance of God. Continuously call upon His Name, saying: ‘Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner!’”\n\nSo Prochoros went to Sarov, where he took the name Seraphim. And as the years went by, Seraphim of Sarov followed all the instructions that Dositheos had given him, and became a beloved saint.\n\nWhile Seraphim was acquiring the gift of the Holy Spirit, Dositheos struggled to balance his desire to live in seclusion and prayer with the ever-increasing demands of the people who came to see him for wisdom and counsel and miracles.\n\nThe death of Dositheos\n\nBy September of 1776, Dositheos was feeling old and tired. He was only 56 years old. But he knew he would not live to be much older.\n\nOne night, he left his cell and visited every monk of the Kitaev Hermitage, one at a time. He made a full prostration before each of them, and begged their forgiveness. Then he made his way back to his cave. He wrote a message on a piece of paper, holding it firmly in his left hand as he prayed.\n\nIn the morning, the other monks found Dositheos kneeling in front of his icons. The vigil lamp was lit. And Dositheos was dead. When the monks took the paper from his hand, they read these words: “My body is ready for burial. I beseech you, my brothers, to bury it according to custom, but without tampering with it.”\n\nAnd here the stories diverge. Some stories say that when the monks took his body to prepare it for burial, contrary to the words on the paper, they discovered that Dositheos was a woman. Other stories say that this fact was only discovered later, when Dositheos’s sister visited the monastery. 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As the farmers market manager, Chapman is constantly focused on how he can keep vendors engaged, shoppers coming back week after week, and the markets engaging year after year.\n\n“We’re listening to the community, vendors and constantly adapting,” he said. “We’re looking for new ways to make it more enjoyable, so people come back each week and stay longer.”\n\nOriginally from Greenville, Chapman moved to Charleston to study arts management as well as hospitality and tourism at the College of Charleston. He knew he wanted to work in events, but he wasn’t exactly sure where to start.\n\n“I always wanted to find a way to manage events,” he said. “I loved any kind of event and the community aspect of it.”\n\nIn his last year of college, Chapman snagged an internship with the City of Charleston Department of Cultural Affairs, which oversees the farmers market, Piccolo Spoleto, MOJA Arts Festival and other city-sponsored events.\n\nAs Chapman neared his graduation in December 2011, the assistant manager for the farmers market took a new job, and Chapman was asked to fill in for the rest of the season. 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A healthy balance for the market, Chapman said, is 100 to 120 vendors, which leaves some flexibility for vendors who are seasonal participants.\n\nChapman also looks for new vendors and products that keep the markets interesting and varied. Each year a jury of community members visits the market to rate the current vendors. Those who score in the bottom 10% are invited to reapply in January along with new applicants.\n\n“That’s how we try to make sure we’re constantly looking at ways to improve, find a better balance of products and fill voids that customers are requesting,” Chapman said. “We always try to adapt and find new ways to bring in new people and satisfy people who have been coming since the year I was born.” (Both Chapman and the Charleston Farmers Market entered the world in 1989).\n\nIn addition, Chapman and his team are able to make minor tweaks and adjustments week to week.\n\nBut Chapman never could have anticipated the adjustments he would need to make in spring 2020.\n\nJust as farmers market season was about to hit full swing, the coronavirus pandemic put a fast halt to the idea of a park crowded with people eating, drinking and buying their weekly supply of fruits and vegetables.\n\nA Year of COVID\n\nThe past year was a “huge struggle,” Chapman said. “We were constantly talking with vendors about the challenges they were facing. It was hard to tell them what we were expecting with the markets reopening.”\n\nSo instead of planning for a busy farmers market season, Chapman shifted to helping farmers who were offering home deliveries and Community Supported Agriculture programs or CSAs. He took on the role of resource center, connecting people with the resources they needed, such as a commissary kitchen or refrigerated trucks.\n\nThe city found a way to provide some scaled-back markets like a pop-up market in the Charleston RiverDogs parking lot and a farm stand on the West Ashley Greenway.\n\n“We were trying to do as much as we could with as little as we had at the time,” Chapman said. “We knew we couldn’t serve everyone, but we were trying to serve some and do it in the safest way possible. The scariest thing was trying to find the right balance.”\n\nExpansion will be gradual, but Chapman predicts the markets will be closer to a “new normal” by August or September.\n\nAfter such a difficult year, opening the markets to vendors and visitors has been the greatest reward.\n\n“To see the smiles on people’s faces gives me chills.” Chapman said.\n\nYou’ll find Chapman at the Charleston Farmers Market each and every Saturday. Yes, he’s making sure everything is running smoothly behind the scenes, but he’s also learning about different types of honey or finding a new vegetable to try.\n\n“I was kind of the weird kid growing up who loved fruits and vegetables. I would eat my brother’s vegetables so he wouldn’t get in trouble,” said Chapman, who also admitted to eating an entire watermelon in one day.\n\nYet, the market is more than a place to buy some corn or strawberries. He said it’s a diverse experience.\n\n“It’s like a huge melting pot of what Charleston is. It has so many different aspects to it. We’re able to serve so many people with different types of experiences,” Chapman said. “One person comes to listen to music and sips a lemonade with fresh local peaches, while another person is coming to buy a (cypress) table from Landrum Tables.”\n\nHe added, “It’s a collection of all the things people love about Charleston.”\n\nFor that reason, Chapman is adamant about encouraging people to visit the Farmers Market.\n\n“I can’t think of a better place to be on a Saturday,” he said. [The vendors] are so passionate about what they’re doing. It’s inspiring. That’s why I’ve stuck with it for so long. I recognize I’m in a privileged position and I do my best to serve our community as best I can.”\n\nEducation: Bachelor’s degree in arts management; minor in hospitality and tourism management degree from The College of Charleston\n\nHobbies: Enjoying Charleston’s food scene with his wife, Mary Macrae, and hanging out with their two dogs, Sushi and Kiwi."
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You will barely hear sounds from them unless they are startled, attacked, or happy. When they do make sounds, the females make a soft trilling sound, while the males make a low hushed call.\n\nHowever, if you are looking for a duck to give you a lot of eggs, you should not rely on a Muscovy duck. On average, they only lay 60-120 eggs every year.\n\nSo, if you want a duck that will not disturb your neighbors and keep you up at night, Muscovy ducks are your best bet.\n\nAnother duck breed that qualifies for the quiet category is the Khaki Campbell. They usually make no calls except if they are hungry, excited, or being threatened.\n\nKhaki Campbells are small, with their average weight being between 4 and 5 lbs. They are also easy to handle and friendly.\n\nKhaki Campbells came into the USA from England in 1942. They were created by Adele Campbell in the late 1800s.\n\nOn average, Khaki Campbells lay as many as 300 eggs per year. So, if you do not want noise, and you want a lot of eggs, they’re the duck for you.\n\nCayuga Ducks are one of the easiest breeds to handle. They are docile, friendly, tame, and relatively quiet. You can get them for ornamental purposes and for their eggs & meat.\n\nMost times, as long as a Cayuga is not hungry, threatened, or isolated, it will remain quiet. Even when it makes sounds, its calls are relatively quiet compared to other breeds.\n\nCayuga Ducks are medium-sized, with their weight ranging between 6 and 8 lbs. They have a beautiful iridescent plumage, which appears black without light, but shimmers green when light reflects on it.\n\nIf you want eggs from your Cayuga Ducks, you can expect between 100 and 150 per year.\n\nThey are one of the quiet ones, and they are calm too – making them great for backyards and suburban farms.\n\nMagpie Ducks are lightweight ducks – weighing between 5.5 and 6 lbs. 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Extra margin is also added on depending upon the risk involved or whether banking regulations are forcing banks to borrow locally rather than overseas.\n\nWhat these roles are telling us is that a little bit of inflation is good for us, but too much is bad.\n\nGot that? Good. But what do interest rates have to do with it?\n\nIf the Reserve Bank thinks that the economy is slowing down and inflation is likely to drop below that magical 2% per annum then it tries to speed it up, by lowering interest rates. By lowering interest rates, and assuming those lower interest rates are passed on to lower mortgage rates, it is increasing the money people and businesses with mortgages have to spend on other things. The money they no longer must spend on their mortgage can be spent in some other way. Some of this will get spent on things they have been putting off and, the Reserve Bank hopes, this will tend to support the prices of goods and services, helping inflation rise a little bit.\n\nAnother impact of falling interest rates is a corresponding drop in the value of the New Zealand dollar. When our interest rates fall compared to other countries investors around the world take their funds out of New Zealand and invest elsewhere. This makes the New Zealand dollar fall and this puts up the price of imported goods like petrol and diesel. This puts upward pressure on inflation so this is another way in which the Reserve Bank can impact inflation.\n\nOne impact of such a large drop in official interest rates can be to spook people into thinking that the economy is worse than it actually is. 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"Though Denmark may serve as a home base, Torben Westergaard's musical home can be anywhere new songs and ideas take him. The bassist was figuratively reaching halfway around the world as far back as Brazilian Heart (Self Produced, 1996). Argentina became an unexpectedly prominent touchstone, as the exploratory Tangofied (Point of Departure, 2013) grew into a three-album series joining players from South America and Europe. Fascinating as that endeavor turned out to be, Westergaard clearly felt it was time again for something different, and Heart Tunes certainly throws those expectations for a gentle loop.\n\nA listener following along from that past catalogue will be startled right from the outset here, as it kicks off in a dreamy emo-ambient mood full of lush vocal \"aah\"s and chiming reverbed guitar. It's an inviting piece of soft ear-candy that washes and drifts away like a spring breeze. Simplicity is the order of the day through the next six tracks as well, from the plain titles to the gently swaying tropical mood throughout. If you don't actually have a warm cabana to pop off to as the sun sets, Westergaard's soothing airs provide a fantasy to at least take your mind halfway there.\n\nIf it lacks the complex jazzy structures and interplay of his past recordings, it's simply because Heart Tunes is aiming for something completely different. The recording feels like a series of instrumental musings that naturally grew on their own without any particular agenda in mind. Light calming percussion patterns and wordless singing spin a mood of easy contemplation, while envelopes of synth and lush-toned bass make for an ambience as plush as a pile of downy pillows. It's a little perverse that the only downbeat minor-moment comes right at the end, but Westergaard apparently can't resist playing with our expectations one more time. If we're lucky, it hopefully won't be the last."
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"I also remember thinking of how every country is different and I could not compare my backpacking in Sri Lanka with that in NZ. They are two countries of separate culture, different kinds of people, dissimilar ways of life and they are bound to be distinct experiences and that difference is what makes my travels interesting. As I get adapt to the rules of the country, I learn how I can mould myself to different situations. In Sri Lanka, I did no prior planning but in NZ, specially during summer, it definitely helps do some amount of planning, at least a day or two in advance. Adapting to the country and its life style is what makes traveling so interesting and sometimes adventurous.\n\nAt the lake, that evening we had an unexpected street performance by a Swedish artist. He was basically juggling a few objects but what was more impressive was the way he had staged the whole thing into a very funny and hilarious drama. He was very witty and he masterfully involved the audience in his act. I cannot go into the details of the act but all I can tell you is that I did not stop laughing even for once during this entire act of about 30 minutes.",
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Many people will smoke cigarettes for 20 years or more without necessarily getting lung cancer. In fact, the link between smoking and lung cancer is delayed. It is a latent link. It takes decades of tobacco use to typically see the resulting lung cancer. For some it might be only a decade, but for many it might be two or three decades before they will get lung, throat or oral cancer.\n\nApparently, this latency also occurs between cell phone use and brain cancer, especially among adults. Cell phones have only come into our lifestyles in a big way over the past decade or two. So how could a health agency say with certainty that cell phone use isn’t linked to an increased risk of cancer so soon in the game?\n\nIn fact, most of the epidemiological studies that were reviewed by most of these agencies were done between 2000 and 2010. That barely offers a decade of use.\n\nA 2017 study from Sweden’s Örebro University brought together an ongoing meta-analysis of brain cancer research since 1965. The researchers also conducted this review study in 2013 and 2015. This research focused upon studies that investigated long-term cell phone use.\n\nThe conclusion from the 2013 study was:\n\nBased on the Hill criteria, glioma and acoustic neuroma should be considered to be caused by RF-EMF emissions from wireless phones and regarded as carcinogenic to humans, classifying it as group 1 according to the IARC classification. Current guidelines for exposure need to be urgently revised.”\n\nThe “Hill criteria” refers to the World Health Organization’s classification of a cancer link. This is based upon a premise proposed by Dr. Bradford Hill to the British Royal Society of Medicine in 1965. This is where the “Group 2B” classification criteria comes from.\n\nThe 2017 study included additional research and calculations, which indicated further evidence of a link between brain cancer and cell phone use.\n\nThe Swedish researchers reviewed all the earlier research and recalculated the results using the random-effects model. This is a peer-reviewed form meta-analysis now accepted among epidemiology researchers. This utilizes cumulative measures – in the case of cell phone, total estimated hours of phone use – tied to the particular condition to calculate the risk factor.\n\nWhen the researchers recalculated the shorter-term risk among earlier studies, they found up to a 90 percent increased risk of brain cancer from long-term cell phone use.\n\nWhen they utilized data from the cell phone companies on hours of cell phone usage to recalculate the risk from a 2011 study, they found that long-term cell phone use increased the risk of brain cancer among children (aged 7 to 19 years old) by more than double (215 percent) for those who had used cell phones for more than 2.8 years.\n\nThe researchers combined research for adults between 20 and 80 years old and recalculated the risk. They found an increased risk overall after 10 years. For 1,640 hours of cell phone use, the researchers found the risk of brain cancer more than doubled (218 percent). This was for brain cancers that occur on the same side of the brain as the cell phone is typically used.\n\nLarge studies point to the evidence\n\nThe raw research studies these conclusions are drawn from are significant.\n\nFor example, a 2014 study from France’s INSERM tracked 447 brain cancer cases along with 892 matched control subjects. They found that life-long accumulated use almost tripled the risk of gliomas (289 percent) and meningiomas (257 percent). Temporal tumor risk was even higher, and higher for occupational cell phone risk.\n\nA 2015 study from Sweden followed 1,498 brain cancer cases along with 3,530 control subjects. They found that a latency of more than 25 years produced triple the risk of brain cancer (300 percent).\n\nA 2013 study from the University of Oxford’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) – followed 791,710 middle aged-women for seven years – after they reported their cell phone use in 1999, 2005 and 2009. The research discovered 51,680 invasive cancers and 1,261 central nervous system cancers during the period.\n\nIncreased meningioma risk was found for long-term use. In addition to this, compared to non-cell phone users, the long-term (10+ years) use of cell phones increased the risk of acoustic neuroma by two-and-a-half times.\n\nAccording to the research, these risks also increased as cell phone use increased – making the risk “dose-dependent.”\n\nWhen a risk is dose-dependent, it validates the causation element of the study. It means that the longer a person uses the cell phone, the greater the risk.\n\nThis study tracked 709 meningioma patients and compared them with 1,368 control subject subjects. They compared mobile phone usage among both groups, and analyzed the data using a latency period – the amount of time from tracked usage – of 25 years.\n\nHere the researchers found, once again, little increased risk – but some. And the risk appeared to increase with increased cell phone use.\n\nTwo periods of use – between one and five years and over twenty-five years, showed an increased risk of meningioma by 30% among those who used wireless phones over a 25 year period.\n\nIn the highest-use quartile, wireless and mobile phone use resulted in a higher risk of meningioma, by 30% for mobile phones and 40% for wireless phones, and 80% increased risk for cordless phone use.\n\nThe increased risks was found to be related primarily to those who used their phones equivalent to about 40 minutes a day for 10 years, equated to 2,376 hours of cumulative use.\n\nThe researchers stated that:\n\nThere was a statistically significant trend for increasing cumulative use of 3G mobile phones, cordless phones, phones of the digital type (2G, 3G and/or cordless phone), and wireless phones in total.”\n\nThey also noted that there was more than a seven times increased risk for high-use 3G cell phone use. But this was considered not significant because it was based on only five users.\n\nAnd previous studies have also exposed this risk among long-time users. As stated in a 2013 recent review in the Journal of Pathophysiology:\n\nStudies carried out in Sweden indicate that those who begin using either cordless or mobile phones regularly before age 20 have greater than a fourfold increased risk of ipsilateral glioma.”\n\nIt only makes sense to consider a headset or using the speaker system available on most new cell phones. What’s the risk in that? Maybe it doesn’t look as cool, but hey, when has being healthy ever looked cool?",
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Others measures include to facilitate the general public’s access to financial services, simplify payment procedures for exporters and importers, among other measures.\n\nThe report said, in case of balance of payments, the report noted that the improvement in current account mostly stemmed from a reduction in the import bill with some contribution from export earnings.\n\nWith the exception of the telecommunications sector, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows were also about the same level as last year. The report emphasized that reforms needed to be prioritized to attract and sustain higher FDI inflows into the country.\n\nRegarding the fiscal sector, the report noted that the primary budget recorded a surplus, while the fiscal deficit was contained during H1-FY20 compared to the same period last year. This was due to a significant growth in revenues despite a slowdown in the economy and the compression in imports.\n\nThe reversal of earlier tax concessions and implementation of new levies helped increase the revenue collection. Nonetheless, the overall revenue target was missed, highlighting the scope for greater efforts to broaden the tax base and increase documentation in the economy.\n\nThe report highlighted the challenges pertaining to the agriculture sector. The sector appears less resilient to challenges like constrained water availability and climate change. The cotton crop, in particular, was hit by unfavorable weather, pest attacks and low water availability. Though the prospects for the wheat crop and livestock are encouraging, the decline in cotton production is likely to undermine the agriculture sector’s performance in FY20.\n\nOn the inflation front, the report noted that the inflationary pressures continued to build up throughout the first half of FY20. While the non-food-non-energy (NFNE) inflation exhibited stability amid subdued demand conditions in the economy, food inflation surged steeply in both the quarters.\n\nGiven that the surge in inflationary pressures was mostly an outcome of supply disruptions, which are typically seasonal and temporary and core inflation did not rise by a commensurate amount, the SBP’s projections for the average headline inflation for FY20 remained broadly unchanged at 11-12 percent.\n\nThis was one of the major reasons the Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the policy rate unchanged during both its September and November meetings during the first half of FY20.\n\nThe Special Section of the report identifies the state of competition in the domestic economy as an area needing attention of the policymakers.\n\nThe section argues that the overall competitive environment in Pakistan has been unfavorable for productivity enhancement and growth. 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"Acrylamide, classified in 1994 by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as “probably carcinogenic” to humans, was discovered in 2002 in some heat-treated, carbohydrate-rich foods. The association between dietary acrylamide intake and epithelial ovarian cancer risk (EOC) has been previously studied in one case–control and three prospective cohort studies which obtained inconsistent results and could not further examine histologic subtypes other than serous EOC. The present study was carried out in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) subcohort of women (n = 325,006). Multivariate Cox proportional hazards models were used to assess the association between questionnaire-based acrylamide intake and EOC risk. Acrylamide was energy-adjusted using the residual method and was evaluated both as a continuous variable (per 10 μg/d) and in quintiles; when subgroups by histologic EOC subtypes were analyzed, acrylamide intake was evaluated in quartiles. During a mean follow-up of 11 years, 1,191 incident EOC cases were diagnosed. At baseline, the median acrylamide intake in EPIC was 21.3 μg/d. No associations and no evidence for a dose–response were observed between energy-adjusted acrylamide intake and EOC risk (HR10μg/d,1.02; 95% CI, 0.96–1.09; HRQ5vsQ1, 0.97; 95% CI, 0.76–1.23). No differences were seen when invasive EOC subtypes (582 serous, 118 endometrioid, and 79 mucinous tumors) were analyzed separately. This study did not provide evidence that acrylamide intake, based on food intake questionnaires, was associated with risk for EOC in EPIC. Additional studies with more reliable estimates of exposure based on biomarkers may be needed. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev; 24(1); 291–7. ©2014 AACR.\n\nAcrylamide has been classified as “probably carcinogenic to humans” by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC; group 2A) since 1994 (1); however, public health concern increased when Swedish researchers reported acrylamide in common carbohydrate-rich foods treated at high temperatures (e.g., fried potatoes, potato crisps, bread, and crisp bread; ref. 2). In the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) cohort, the major dietary sources of acrylamide (based on a 24-hour dietary recall; DR) came from bread, rusks, coffee, potatoes, cakes, biscuits, and cookies (3). An important nondietary source of exposure is cigarette smoking. It is known that smokers have higher mean circulating acrylamide hemoglobin adducts levels than nonsmokers (4).\n\nHormone-related tumors and other tumors have been identified in rodents after oral administration of acrylamide (5). In humans, acrylamide is neurotoxic, and it has been hypothesized that it may also have hormonal effects (6); however, acrylamide is thought to play a role in cancer risk by means of its metabolite glycidamide. The conversion of acrylamide to glycidamide (a chemically reactive epoxide and mutagen in animals) is mediated by the Cyp2e1 enzyme system (7).\n\nThe present study evaluated the association between questionnaire-based intake of acrylamide and the risk of overall EOC. Given that there are risk factor and clinical behavior differences between histologic subtypes (12–14), we also evaluated the association between acrylamide intake and serous, endometrioid, and mucinous subtypes and tumor invasiveness. Secondary objectives were to determine whether this association differed by smoking status (with the intention to remove acrylamide exposure due to smoking), oral contraceptive (OC) use (a strong protective factor for EOC risk; ref. 15), and other baseline participant characteristics.\n\nThe EPIC study enrolled participants between 1992–1998 in 23 centers from 10 European countries. All participants signed an informed consent, and ethical review boards from the IARC and local centers authorized the study. The EPIC methodology has been described in detail by Riboli and colleagues. Participants reported information on lifestyle, reproductive, and anthropometric factors at baseline. Dietary intake was also assessed at baseline through validated country-specific dietary questionnaires (DQ; ref. 16).\n\nFollow-up was estimated until cancer diagnosis (except nonmelanoma skin cancer), emigration, death, or until the end of follow-up (centers dates vary from December 2004 to June 2010).\n\nDetails of the EPIC acrylamide database have been previously published (17, 18). Briefly, a harmonized acrylamide database was compiled using mean acrylamide levels in foods mainly derived from the EU monitoring database maintained by the European Community Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements (IRMM; http://ec.europa.eu/food/food/chemicalsafety/contaminants/acrylamide_en.htm). The DQ items, and when available, their specific description (e.g., “baked potatoes”) were matched with the acrylamide database.\n\nAll models had age at the time scale and were stratified by study center to control for center effects (i.e., questionnaire design and follow-up procedures) and by age at recruitment (1-year categories).\n\nStratified analyses were carried out by smoking status (an important source of acrylamide), OC use (a protective factor for EOC risk), alcohol intake, and BMI (which may both affect the activity of Cyp2e1, important in acrylamide metabolism; ref. 3), and by geographical region (Northern: France, the United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway; Southern: Italy, Spain, and Greece). Sensitivity analyses excluding the first 2 years of follow-up were performed with the aim to minimize the influence of preclinical disease on dietary habits.\n\nThe median value for each acrylamide quartile or quintile was estimated and included in a score test to evaluate dose–response trends. The proportional hazards (PH) assumption, assessed using Schoenfeld residuals (21), was met for all the analyses. All analyses were performed using SAS v. 9.1; STATA was used to test the PH assumption.\n\nAfter a mean follow-up of 11 years, there were 1,191 incident EOC cases. In the present subcohort, the median acrylamide intake at baseline was 21.3 μg/d, and the 25th to 75th percentile range was 14.7–30.4 μg/d (mean and SD acrylamide intake: 23.8 ± 13.0 μg/d). The highest median intakes were found in Denmark, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands, whereas Italy and Norway had the lowest median intakes (Table 1). The mean age at diagnosis was 61 years. Description of baseline characteristics of the current cohort of women can be found in Table 2.\n\nbPercentage of women missing the following: age at menopause, 66%; number of cigarettes per day, 55%; and time since quitting smoking, 55%.\n\nNo associations were observed between energy-adjusted dietary intake of acrylamide and risk of EOC overall or by histologic subtypes (Table 3). Moreover, there was no evidence for linear dose–response trends (Table 3). Results remained unchanged when we excluded from the analyses those cases diagnosed during the first 2 years of follow-up (data not shown).\n\naAll P values for trend are based on the quintile medians.\n\nNone of the stratified analyses by smoking status (never, ever smokers) or by OC use (never, ever users) showed an association between EOC risk and acrylamide intake. Likewise, no association was observed when subgroups by alcohol intake (never, ever drinkers), BMI (<25, ≥25 kg/m2), or geographical region were evaluated. The same pattern was seen when these associations were analyzed for different histologic subtypes (serous, endometrioid, and mucinous tumors). Furthermore, to increase statistical power, we also evaluated serous tumors combined with tumors that were not specified (NOS) and endometrioid tumors with clear cell tumors; however, the estimates did not vary.\n\nAll models were also evaluated using acrylamide intake without energy adjustment using the residual method, and results were similar to those presented in Table 3 (data not shown).\n\nThe present study did not find an association between acrylamide intake and EOC risk overall or in any of the histologic subtypes that were evaluated. Relative risks also remained unchanged when subgroups were analyzed.\n\nThe relation between dietary acrylamide intake and EOC risk has been previously evaluated in one case–control and 3 prospective cohort studies. Our results are in agreement with the Italian case–control (8) and SMC studies (9); moreover, average daily acrylamide intakes (23.33 ± 17.65 and 24.6 ± 7.6 μg/d, respectively) in these 2 studies were similar to the average reported in the current EPIC subcohort (23.8 ± 13.0 μg/d). In contrast to our findings, increased relative risks were observed in high acrylamide consumers in 2 cohort studies: the NLCS for the entire cohort and among never smoking women (11) and the NHS for serous tumors (10). It is noteworthy that compared with the present EPIC subcohort, both the NLCS and the NHS had similar acrylamide intake medians in the lowest quintiles (9.5 and 8.7 μg/d, respectively) to EPIC (9.8 μg/d); however, median intakes in the highest quintiles (36.8 and 25.1 μg/d, respectively) were somewhat lower than in EPIC (41.0 μg/d).\n\nStrengths of this study are the prospective cohort design and the large sample size compared with previous studies which included 1,031 (8), 195 (11), 368 (9), and 416 (10) cases. This enabled us to further investigate specific histologic subtypes, such as serous and endometrioid tumors; nevertheless, we were unable to perform exhaustive analyses for clear cell and mucinous tumors. There are other limitations that should be noted. First, the estimation of dietary acrylamide consumption was based on DQs, and the correlation coefficient between DQs and a single 24-hour DR in EPIC was low (0.35 and 0.17 for crude and adjusted correlation coefficient, respectively; ref. 22). In addition, studies that evaluated correlation coefficients between acrylamide intake (based on DQs) and biomarkers of exposure measured as hemoglobin adducts have reported mixed results, with correlation ranging from 0.08 to 0.43, and with most of the studies falling on the lower end of the range, including EPIC (22–27). Thus, we included energy intake in all regression models, as based on a previous analysis in EPIC, acrylamide intake estimates improved after this adjustment (22). Second, misclassification of acrylamide exposure may exist, as information on cooking methodology was not available in some EPIC centers. Finally, we acknowledge that measurement error may be present in our dietary acrylamide estimates as a harmonized acrylamide database was used, and because DQs in EPIC were not specifically designed to assess dietary acrylamide exposure; nonetheless to reduce the impact of measurement error, estimates were energy-adjusted using the residual method (19), and all models were stratified by center with the intention to partially account for the variation in dietary patterns across the 10 EPIC countries.\n\nThis is the third questionnaire-based study to conclude that acrylamide intake is not associated with risk for EOC. Recently, the NHS conducted the first epidemiologic study that assessed the association between acrylamide measured as hemoglobin adducts and EOC risk but failed to replicate the positive associations observed when acrylamide intake was based on food frequency questionnaires (28). Additional studies with biomarkers of internal dose with a larger number of cases should be carried out; however, based on our data and the previous inconsistent findings in the literature, acrylamide appears unlikely to play a major role in ovarian cancer carcinogenesis.\n\nNone of the funding agencies had a role in the design, implementation, analysis, or interpretation of study results."
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"Other selected media published the story too.\n\nThe relevant Star article, however, has been removed from the paper’s website although a tweet on it from StarBiz is still online — see below.\n\nJust as swiftly, the Ministry of Finance moved to quash the news. See above, ‘MoF denies approving govt financing or guarantee to AirAsia’ article in business newspaper The Edge on the same day.\n\nAn authorized MoF spokesman clarified that the government did not agree to guarantee 80 percent of the one billion ringgit loan being asked from a group of local banks.",
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"Walter I. Farmer as he appeared in world War II and in 1979. (source: usatoday.com)\n\nFollowing graduation from Alliance High School in 1930, Mr. Farmer entered Columbia University in New York City. After attending the University of Colorado during the summer of 1931, he entered Miami University in Oxford, Ohio where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Bachelor of Architecture degree. From 1935 to 1942 Mr. Farmer worked as a designer for A.B. Closson Jr. Company of Cincinnati, Ohio.\n\nFrom 1942 to 1946 Mr. Farmer served in the U.S. Army achieving the rank of Major. He served as Commissioner for the Protection and Salvage of Artistic and Historic Monuments in war torn areas. He is currently involved in the filming of a documentary feature for German television about the work of his commission.",
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"Captain Walter Farmer during the aftermath of World War II. (source: nga.gov)\nIn 1946 Mr. Farmer took the position of Director of the Interior Decorating Department for Foley’s Federated Department Store of Houston where he remained until 1950. From 1950 to present he is the Senior Designer and Owner of Greenwich House Interiors in Cincinnati, Ohio\n\nIn 1987 Mr. Farmer authored In America Since 1607 – a study of Early American Quakers. Presently he is working on a book on America’s part in protecting Germany’s Arts and Monuments.\n\nMr. Farmer has lectured and taught at the Columbus Art Museum, Dayton Art Museum, Cincinnati Art Museum and the University of Cincinnati. He is the founder of the Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston, Texas, and the Walter I. Farmer Museum at Miami University. He is currently involved in the filming of a documentary feature for German television about the work of his commission.",
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"On November 20, US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin informed Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell that he would not extend five of the Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) set up last spring to bail out bondholders, and that he wanted the $455 billion in taxpayer money back that the Treasury had sent to the Fed to capitalise these SPVs.\n\nThe next day, Powell replied that he thought it was too soon – the SPVs still served a purpose – but he agreed to return the funds. Both had good grounds for their moves, but as Wolf Richter wrote on WolfStreet.com: “You’d think something earth-shattering happened based on the media hullabaloo that ensued.”\n\nRichter noted that the expiration date on the SPVs had already been extended; that their purpose was “to bail out and enrich bondholders, particularly junk-bond holders and speculators with huge leveraged bets”; and that their use had been “minuscule by Fed standards”.\n\nThey had done their job, which was mostly to be “a jawboning tool to inflate asset prices.” Investors and speculators, confident that the Fed had their backs, had “created wondrous credit markets that are now frothing at the mouth,” making the bond speculators quite rich. However, in Mnuchin’s own words, “The people that really need support right now are not the rich corporations, it is the small businesses, it’s the people who are unemployed.”\n\nSo why aren’t they getting the support? According to Richter, “Powell himself has been badgering Congress for months to provide more fiscal support to small businesses and other entities because the Fed was not well suited to do so, which was the reason the Main Street Lending Programme (MSLP) never really got off the ground.”\n\nThe reason the Fed is not well suited to the task is that it is not allowed to make loans directly to Main Street businesses. It must rely on banks to do it, and private banks are currently unable or unwilling to make those loans as needed. But publicly-owned banks would. Several promising public bank bills were recently introduced in Congress that could help resolve this crisis.\n\nBut first, a look at why the Fed’s own efforts have failed.\n\nCongress has charged the Federal Reserve with a dual mandate: to maintain the stability of the currency (prevent inflation or deflation) and maintain full employment. Not only are we a long way from full employment, but the stability of the currency is in question, although economists disagree on whether we are headed for massive inflation or crippling deflation.\n\nFood prices and other at-home costs are up; but away-from-home costs (gas, flights, hotels, entertainment, office apparel) are down. Food prices are up not because of “too much money chasing too few goods” (demand/pull inflation) but because of supply and production problems (cost/push inflation). In terms of “output,” we are definitely looking at deflation.\n\nThe Fed’s monetary policies, it seems, are not working. On November 11 and 12, according to Reuters:\n\n[T]he world’s top central bankers … tune[d] into the European Central Bank’s annual policy symposium … to figure out why monetary policy is not working as it used to and what new role they must play in a changed world – be it fighting inequality or climate change.\n\n… Central banks’ failure to achieve their targets is beginning to challenge a key tenet of monetary theory: that inflation is always a factor of their policy and that prices rise as unemployment falls.\n\nThe Fed adopted a fixed 2 per cent target in 2012. To achieve it, explains investment writer James Molony, they “have implemented unprecedented policies. Interest rates have been slashed, in some cases to near zero, and they have engaged in printing money in order to buy bonds and other assets, otherwise known as quantitative easing.”\n\nLowering the interest rate is supposed to encourage lending, which increases the circulating money supply and generates the demand necessary to prompt producers to increase GDP. But the fed funds rate, the only rate the central bank controls, is nearly at zero; and the equivalent rates in the European Union and Japan are actually in negative territory. Yet in none of these three countries has the central bank been able to reach its inflation target.\n\nThe Fed has now resorted to “average inflation targeting” – meaning it will allow inflation to run above its 2 per cent target to make up for periods when inflation was below 2 per cent. To turn up the economic heat, Chairman Powell has been pleading for more stimulus from Congress.\n\nIf Congress issues bonds, increasing the federal debt, the Fed can buy the bonds; and the money spent into the economy will increase the money supply. But federal legislators have not been able to agree on the terms of a stimulus package.\n\nWhy can’t the Fed do the job though itself? In a speech to the Japanese in 2002, former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke argued (citing Milton Friedman) that it was relatively easy to fix a deflationary recession: just fly over the people in helicopters and drop money on them. They would then spend it on consumer goods, creating the demand necessary to prompt productivity. So where are the Fed’s helicopters?\n\nIn a recent article titled “Where Is It, Chairman Powell?”, Jeffrey Snider, global research head at Alhambra Investments, questioned whether the Fed’s policies were creating inflation as alleged at all. He wrote:\n\nAfter spending months deliberately hyping a “flood” of digital money printing, and then unleashing average inflation targeting making Americans believe the central bank will be wickedly irresponsible when it comes to consumer prices, the evidence portrays a very different set of circumstances. Inflationary pressures were supposed to have been visible by now, seven months and counting, when instead it is disinflation which is most evident – and it is spreading.\n\nThe problem, said Snider, is that “The Fed doesn’t do money, therefore there’s no way the Fed can have its monetary inflation.”\n\nThe Fed doesn’t “do” money? What does that mean?\n\nAs explained by Prof. Joseph Huber, chair of economic and environmental sociology at Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, we have a two-tiered money system. The only monies the central bank can create and spend are “bank reserves,” and these circulate only between banks.\n\nThe central bank is not allowed to spend money directly into the economy or to lend it to local businesses. It is not even allowed to lend it directly to Congress. Rather, it must go through the private banking system.\n\nWhen the central bank buys assets (bonds or debt), it simply credits the reserve accounts of the banks from which the assets were bought; and banks cannot spend or lend these reserves except to each other.\n\nIn an article titled ‘Repeat After Me: Banks Cannot And Do Not ‘Lend Out’ Reserves’, Paul Sheard, chief global economist for Standard & Poor’s, explained:\n\nMany talk as if banks can “lend out” their reserves, raising concerns that massive excess reserves created by QE could fuel runaway credit creation and inflation in the future. But banks cannot lend their reserves directly to commercial borrowers, so this concern is misplaced…. Banks don’t lend out of deposits; nor do they lend out of reserves. They lend by creating deposits. And deposits are also created by government deficits. [Emphasis added.]\n\nThe deposits circulating in the producer/consumer economy are created, not by the Fed, but by banks when they make loans. (See the Bank of England’s 2014 quarterly report here.) The central bank does create paper cash, but this money too gets into the economy only when other financial institutions buy or borrow it from the central bank in response to demand from their customers.\n\nThe circulating money supply increases when banks make loans to businesses and individuals; and in risky environments like today’s, private banks are pulling back from Main Street lending, even with massive central bank reserves on their books.\n\nPrivate banks are not following through on the Fed’s attempted money injections, but publicly-owned banks would. In countries with strong government-owned banking systems, public banks have historically increased their lending when private banks pulled back.\n\nPublic banks have a mandate to stimulate their local economies; and unlike private banks, they can do it and still turn a profit, because they have lower costs. They have eliminated the parasitic profit-extracting middlemen, and they do not have to focus on short-term profits to please their shareholders. They can pour their resources into improving the long-term prospects of the economy and its infrastructure, stimulating local productivity and strengthening the tax base.\n\nThree promising new bills are before Congress that would facilitate the establishment of a public banking system in the US.\n\nHR 8721, ”The Public Banking Act”, was introduced on October 30. 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"Ararat Home planned additional commemorative events on its Mission Hills campus in March and April. On Thursday, March 12, clergy from the Western Diocese and Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church, the Armenian Catholic Eparchy and the Armenian Evangelical Union performed a special requiem service in Sheen Memorial Chapel. After a prayer was said in front of the relics of Armenian martyrs that are held in the chapel, clergy and guests proceeded outside for the unveiling and blessing of a new monument. Dedicated to the memory of those who perished and the legacy of those who survived the Armenian genocide, the monument depicts a mulberry tree signifying life, as many children escaped death during the massacres by hiding under the leaves of mulberry trees. In a symbolic gesture, Ararat Home residents planted a sapling near the monument that will grow and blossom as the Armenian nation has in the last century. Over 100 guests enjoyed the ethereal music of flute and harp duo, Salpy and Sossy Kerkonian, during the reception following the service.\n\nArarat-Eskijian Museum prepared a special exhibition of rare photos of Armenian genocide survivors and posters from the archives of the Near East Foundation, which depict the massive U.S. campaign to aid Armenian survivors in the years following the genocide. The exhibition was displayed for three months in the museum, on campus, for special events and during the Home’s Monthly Tuesday Luncheons. Additionally, on March 8, Ararat-Eskijian Museum hosted a talk by Turkish scholar Dr. Fatma Müge Göçek, Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies at the University of Michigan. Dr. Göçek spoke about the denial of collective violence committed against Armenians throughout Ottoman and Turkish history, from 1789 to the present day.\n\nIn remembrance of the blood spilled by countless victims during the genocide, the Home collaborated with the American Red Cross to host a successful blood drive on April 7. With the participation of 52 donors, members of the Ararat Home community may have potentially helped save the lives of 117 individuals.\n\nAnd finally, as is customary at the Home on every April 24th, this year, too, residents along with staff and family members gathered in the chapel for a memorial prayer service and laying of flowers at the genocide monument and khatchkar on campus. With these commemorative events, Ararat Home remembered the genocide martyrs of a century past and celebrated the survival of the Armenian nation since.",
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"On Sunday, Aldeburgh Documentary Festival will host a discussion that follows a screening of the acclaimed documentary ‘GAZA’, a film about Palestinian lives in the besieged enclave. Extraordinarily, the panel is advertised to include the CEO of the UK’s biggest pro-Israel public relations group, BICOM (British Israel Communications and Research).\n\nClearly something has gone very awry with programming principles at Aldeburgh DocFest.\n\nBelow, journalist and author Sarah Helm who has been reporting from Gaza during the ‘Great March of Return’ protests, describes how she was invited, and then disinvited, from the GAZA panel at Aldeburgh DocFest. Her statement gives an indication of the confused and troubling logic at work behind the scenes.\n\nIt can never be appropriate or ethical for an independent cultural organisation to provide a platform for a PR company for Israel that is overtly complicit with the oppression of Palestinian people. Filmmakers and audiences deserve better.\n\nArtists for Palestine UK urges the festival programmers to get in touch, so that we can help connect Aldeburgh DocFest with one or more of the knowledgeable Palestinian artists, writers and speakers in the south of England who could enrich a proper discussion about Gaza, with reference to their own lived experience.\n\n“I’m the journalist “unplatformed” from the Aldeburgh DocFest screening of ‘Gaza’. The festival is this week-end. I was invited to be in a panel to discuss the documentary.\n\nIn the 1990s I was Jerusalem correspondent for the Independent and visited Gaza often. Since then I have worked in Gaza as a freelance for the Independent, Sunday Times, The New York Review of Books, Newsweek and the Observer, most recently spending three weeks there for The Sunday Times this summer when I wrote a piece about the border sniper shooting for The Sunday Times. When in August Jill Green, the DocFest organiser, invited me to join a panel to discuss the Gaza film, I naturally was pleased to accept.\n\nBut Ms Green then emailed me about a month or so later to say she was “embarrassed” to tell me that I was no longer invited because it had been decided the panel would not be “balanced” if it had me on it. She said she “knew my views” and had to have a more ‘balanced panel”.\n\nThe decision to “uninvite” me was particularly unsettling for me as I am currently working on re-erecting the lost stories of Palestinian refugees, whose stories have been buried or ignored over the years.\n\nAccording to the DocFest program published on line, the “balanced” panel is now three men, one a representative of BICOM, the UK’s main pro-Israel lobby.\n\nFrom details published there is no Palestinian voice on the panel and no woman and nobody who has recently spent time inside Gaza.\n\nThere is little doubt the organisers were pressured into removing me and it is extremely disappointing that a cultural event such as this should feel obliged to constitute a panel according to political calculations and pressures about what constitutes “ balance” – which is a highly tainted value judgement in any event. I pointed out to Miss Green that my views are based on painstaking in depth research over many years and I was surprised she knew what my views were as I am still formulating them.\n\nMy last book on a Nazi concentration camp for women won The History Today prize in 2015 and was not accused of being unbalanced.\n\nMs Green did not reply. By the time the panel chair emailed to say I could come along to the event in any case, I had made other plans.”\n\nThe letter below criticises the UK government’s shameful ‘hostile environment’ policy, as it impacts on artists, and in particular artists from Gaza. Israel’s policies have brought Gaza to the brink of economic, social and ecological collapse. To refuse visas to individuals who use all their efforts to be productive and creative in the face of dire circumstances, largely brought about by Israeli policy, makes the UK an accomplice in a strategy of collective punishment.\n*UK-based academics and artists can sign the letter here.*\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nIn our letter published in the Guardian yesterday and copied below, 20 British filmmakers and writers including Mike Leigh, Leila Sansour, Ken Loach and Prahitbha Parmar criticise the hosting of an Israeli government sponsored film festival in the UK.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nGaza – the war against culture\n\nOn Thursday, 9th August, at around 17.45, Israeli drones began firing missiles at the Sa’ed al-Mishal Cultural Centre on Aydiyia Street in al-Rimal neighbourhood, west of Gaza City. The 5-story building which housed the centre was completely destroyed.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nApril 5, 2018May 17, 20187 Comments\nArtists for Palestine UK is dismayed that despite the unlawful and calculated* massacre of 21 people (to date) during the march by refugees trapped inside Gaza – it appears that the duo that make up British trip-hop outfit Morcheeba, are set to entertain audiences in Tel Aviv next month. As we make our letter to Morcheeba public, we still hope that Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey will connect with Palestinian artists or organisations, or indeed with ourselves, before proceeding with business-as-usual under this deeply racist and brutal Apartheid regime.\n*According to NGOs Human Rights Watch and B’tselem\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED",
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"The last couple of weeks I have been caught in a couple of conversations around application versioning and build systems for Flash and Flex. Once for example, the context was a list of bugs from a QA build of a Flex project that we could not reproduce, and were not sure of the version of the swf that QA was seeing. We had checked in our latest swf that was part of a Java war that was to be deployed to the site, but there was no way to confirm that the version in QA was the one we had checked in. Another time, we were fixing up a swf that actually did have a version string that was integrated into the context-menu of the swf. However, this version was not tied to any particular logic and the developer was free to increment/decrement versions as he saw fit. And of course there are purists who feel strongly that we should have a build system because all the other “serious developers” have it.\n\nFAIRLY OBVIOUS WARNING: A lot of this post is fairly obvious if you have worked on big projects that have a life of more than 1 or 2 releases (more so if you come from a language with an already established build tools like Java or C#). However this doesn’t seem to be the case with a lot of Flash and Flex developers who are often called to do quick projects. This is more for teams like mine where we work on diverse projects are often jump from one to another. Sometimes we have to work on stuff we did a while back and now there is one new feature thats needed but in the meanwhile dependent libraries have changed.\n\nBecause of the lack of any robust, easy-to-setup build and unit testing systems, they have traditionally been considered nice-to-haves but not really available if you have a deadline looming. Ant and FlexUnit are definitely available but why isnt FlexUnit integrated into FlexBuilder with one click “Run Tests” button ? For example, here is an image of JUnit as integrated into Eclipse:",
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On a recent project this saved quite a bit of time since some network issues were preventing the latest build from actually reaching a test server and it was really easy to verify the build was wrong. One technique we adopted was an idea taken from web services (most webservices are accessed using a url that includes a version, for example facebook’s apis are accessed via a url like http://api.facebook.com/1.0/). So using the same idea, we now compile so that output swf’s name has a version string appended to it. For example we may have player_1.2.3.swf (or release swfs to folders like …/v1_2_3/player.swf). This lets us check version via html and also keeps a history of previous swfs in case we have to revert to one in an emergency, or check if a particular issue in the current live build existed in the previous build as well.\n\nWhats interesting is I have such an easier process when I release code on this blog. With a simple “enable view source” option, All the code gets packed into a downloadable zip file and the context menu item is appended to with the view source option that takes me immediately to the source of the current swf. I wish this concept could be extending to target svn repositories and app versions.\n\n2) Getting back to the source of the code from the swf\nThe preceding conversation immediately brings to light another requirement: Once I do know what version a bug is on, I should be able to check the code out for that version and build it. One thing I am trying to prevent is a swf that may go into production built of code on a developer’s machine that he may then forget to check in. Ideally the application version should be tied to your source code repository in some way. Although I am nowhere near this yet, ideally, the action of compiling your swf should trigger a checkout from the repository first and the swf should be built of THAT code. And in a perfect world, I would live the SVN revision number to be available in the application version.\n\nThis problem becomes a lot more tricky when you may have different versions of an application running in different places. If you are building a generic swf for example (like a photo browser application or a video player that may love on different environments). How do you know which version of the swf is running if the last time you deployed to that environment was like 8 months ago.\n\n3) Controlled Refactoring\nHonestly speaking, historically, build systems were always considered nice-to-have for our projects. Developers on a project have a pretty good idea how to get their application to build by hitting the compile icon on Flex Builder. But that breaks down if you have ANY dependency on any other library. For example, there are more than a couple of libraries that we have common among different applications. However if anything needs to be changed on a class in one such library, after the change is made, the developer making the change must ensure that the change didnt break anything on any of the other applications that use that as a dependency. To do that within the context of Flex Builder is virtually impossible, would you open every project and compile it ? At this point it becomes imperative that all your dependent applications have tests that can be triggered with one click when a core class is changed.\n\nThe need for Release Engineers\nOur other projects have release engineers whose main job among others is to check out code from the repository compile it and then deploy it to the test environment. Here is a quick snippet from Wikipedia:\n\nThe responsibility for creating and applying a version numbering scheme into software–and tracking that number back to the specific source files to which it applies–often falls onto the release engineer. Producing or improving automation in software production is usually a goal of the release engineer. Gathering, tracking, and supplying all the tools that are required to develop and build a particular piece of software may be a release engineering task, in order to reliably reproduce or maintain software years after its initial release to customers.\n\nI encourage you to read the entire article here.\n\nThese are a few thoughts and ideas I have right now. In the last few weeks we have made a lot of progress towards a mature build and deploy process for Flash based applications. In the meanwhile if any of you readers have a good release system built and that you use regularly, please drop me a comment here and I would love to have a conversation with you on your system. I know there are a few interesting projects out there like antennae, but if there is anything else anyone can recommend, please let me know.\n\n4 thoughts on “On Flash/Flex build systems and application versioning”"
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I have now…\n\nLittle did I know that, at the moment of my verbal fist, I’d already been tapping into an underlying issue regarding the very nature of Moocs – that which in the context of TEFL we refer to as a mixed-abilities/mixed-levels groups. How does one go about teaching any curriculum to a group of absolute beginners, plus a couple of lower-int, upper-int, and a handful of near-native speakers (a CEFR letter soup, literally)? That, to me, seems to bear some resemblance to what I’ve been experiencing with you guys, among whom I’ve found myself to feel like an upper-int student (at best!) Taking this course with such a richly varied collection of individuals is an absolute privilege, and one hell of a ride, I tell you. I have been exposed to more hard-core theory in this course than I ever was, say, taking Anthropological Theory 2 back as an undergrad. Not that I was able to decode a lot of it, but still, as much as I, too, feel a bit ‘cold’ when theorizing ensues, I also appreciate the fact that these guys are exercising their vast academic knowledge and I’m getting to be an avid listener, sometimes even an interlocutor in my own terms, of course. I deviate a bit… but back to the point I am trying to make here, it takes one extremely self-confident, experienced and flexible individual to fulfill the role of the ‘teacher’ in a group of this nature.\n\nAgain in the universe of TEFL, having a ‘misplaced’ student in a group may generate an array of issues, one of them being that an obvious approach from the part of the teacher will need to involve catering to that specific learner’s needs, customizing the input and trying out different approaches to see which one will engage that learner and hopefully bring about some learning. How would that play out in a massive open online course, in which “absolute beginners” find themselves shoulder to shoulder with “educated native speakers”? Easy. Instill a sense of community among them. Get them to engage with each other, disagree with each other, share seemingly unrelated content with each other, and you just might end up having some sort of assemblage of individuals that share a sense of belonging, an intuition that there are no dumb questions, that the scholar may learn a thing or two from the absolute beginner, that insights may spring up from such conversations, and breakthroughs might be just waiting to happen to some of us. What a wonderful aura of potential!\n\nA lot has been said about the meanings of ‘community’ and ‘network’ this week. My impression is that the word ‘community’ implies affective bonds that commonly ensue among people who occupy neighboring/common spaces. ‘Network’ has a more dynamic feel to it, in that it pressuposes connections with a purpose in mind. Having said that, I am left wondering whether the attempt at defining these concepts is at all helpful (or even useful) to an understanding of community as curriculum. One thing is certain, a communal feeling of unity is fertile ground for relationships, which could possibly result in strong connections. People (as opposed to machines) are socially-oriented. It is in their nature to look for supportive environments, for it is in those environments that they feel comfortable enough to be. Be whoever they are, whoever they want to become, modified and improved by the connections made with others.\n\nThe journey of Rhizo14 has made me think deeply and intensely about the meanders of the learning process. It has also made me challenge the established system in which education has been commodified, primed and packaged as something unattainable by the masses. Coming from a country in which 85% of its population spend their free time watching television, such issues speak closely to me, both as an educator and a citizen. I don’t wish to be naive to the point of believing that there are no power plays in the network society. However, I find it rather positive that more and more educators, scholars and absolute beginners alike, are using the available connections to think, to converse, to theorize, and hopefully begin spinning the wheel of change.\n\nThank you to all scholars and absolute beginners that have enticed me to learn through cheating (from you all), to enforce my own independence (and go looking around for connections and sources so as to acquire new literacies), and to question the status-quo of print media (which made me linger towards the tribal campfire). It’s all worth it. 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