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Creating a powerful predictive algorithm usually involves a certain amount of hyperparameter optimization. This involves tuning a model’s parameters to maximize a certain objective function, such as the Sharpe Ratio in finance. Bayesian optimization is by far the most popular method for tuning hyperparameters. We will use a stochastic oscillator momentum indicator as an example to illustrate the potential problems one can encounter when developing and tuning a trading algorithm on 30 minute bitcoin prices from Coinbase. The overfitting problem of a biased model in this scenario concerns tuning a. model until the parameters specifically pick one or multiple highly successful trade(s) that maximize the objective function.
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Grocery Store Worker Wows Shoppers with Christmas Carol
Earlier this week, a grocery shopper unexpectedly showed off his singing chops to the surprise of his employees and customers at the supermarket where he works. The moment was caught on video as the man stepped in front of a microphone and belted out an impressive rendition of the Christmas carol "Oh Holy Night".
The grocery shopper's name was Gilly Assuncao, who works at Russo's in Watertown, Massachusetts. Assuncao was just working as usual one day when he sang the Christmas carol to the surprise of the people around him. The video of Gilly has since been posted on the internet where it quickly went viral. The original video was posted on the Store's official Facebook page. Since then, the video has been seen more than 55,000 times since it was posted last weekend.
Assuncao works in the store's deli and he was working Friday night just as a man came to set up the sound system for the carolers. The carolers were set to perform at the store on the weekend. Then Gilly was asked to help out with the sound check.
"I heard him say, 'Test 1, 2, 3' and I offered my help and said, 'Do you want me to sing a song while you fix the sound system?'" Assuncao said. "So I sang a song and my boss heard and he asked if I could sing a few songs on Saturday."
The 23-year old Assuncao said he was a professional singer before he moved to America from Brazil two years ago. Hen audience. He says that his goal has always been to get back into the music business, and hopefully this viral video will help him achieve that.


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"Visiting hours are over." She states and I frown slightly.
"Okay, we'll be right out." Tony says and wakes my mom and his dad. They leave but before I can close my eyes again Jake comes in.
Okay, now I'm just losing it, I think to myself. "No, you're not amore." I hear and groan. I hear his deep laugh and shot a mind message back ay him.
"I'll explain when I see you again. Until then mi manchi come l'aria che respiro( ."
"But I don't want to wait till then! Dammit Jacob!" I exclaim out loud and turn red as a few nurses passing by give me weird looks. I hear him chuckle. "How do I shut you out?"
"Okay, goodnight Jake."
"Goodnight mio Tesoro."
I sigh and lean my head back and a nurse walks in, "Dinner hun." She sets down a tray of food and I frown slightly. I hate hospital food but it was chicken tenders so that made it just a tad bit better. She sits there and watches me eat.
I frown and eat my supper before going to brush my teeth. I scramble back into bed and try my best to sleep. It's hard due to the cool air constantly on. I sigh and glance at the clock. It was early and I want to be in something other than this paper gown. I decide to go for a walk. I walk around and a few nurses smile at me. One joins me as I walk. I find it calming as we talk. Her name was Sophia. She was kind and offered if I wanted we could go for a walk anytime. It was a nice stress reliever. "Do you know when I might be released?" I ask.
I look at her a little confused and she holds up two mirrors so I can see. My eyes go wide, "What is that?" I ponder and I hear her growl slightly.
"Just go back to your room. I'll be there in a few minutes. Open your window." I don't object and hurry back to my room. I wonder why he wanted me to open my window, I was on the fourth floor. I open the window and go back to my bed. A few minutes later Jake slips through the window and shuts it.
"Jake, what is going on?" I whisper and he shushes me. He pulls me into a hug and doesn't let me go.
"I'll explain that later. Right now, you have to get some rest." He murmurs and places me on the bed effortlessly.
"Are you crazy? I can't sleep right now! There's a nurse out there with red eyes and she growled at me!"
"Go to bed mi vita, I'll be here all night." He murmurs and I reluctantly shut my eyes. Soon enough I wake up and see red eyes in my face. I scream and Jake comes out of the bathroom. The nurse takes a step back as he growls. He takes me into his arms, "Stay away from her."
I frown, obviously frustrated. "Tell them to bring me clothes, real food, and my phone please."
"Yeah, care to explain why that nurse wants me dead?"
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"Why?" He sounded amused.
"Anything for you, give me a minute. I'm going to go get your things."
I sigh and hear him chuckle before I lean back into the pillows and shut my eyes. I nod off until a while later I wake up and everyone is staring at me, I gasp and put a hand over my heart. "That's exactly how I want to be woken up, thanks guys."
I scan the room for Jake and frown when I don't see him. "He's talking to that nurse, Sophie."
My eyes go wide and I practically jump out of bed and run into the hallway. Tony follows behind me, trying to get me back to bed. I run square into Jake's wide chest. He catches me and smiles, "Back to bed mi vita."
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The Tiger Boy's varsity golf team traveled to Savannah Golf Club to compete in the 2019 Benedictine Adidas Invitational. There were 12 teams competing on this beautiful historic course in Savannah. Savannah Golf Club is a strictly private course in Savannah adating back to 1794. The historical course is extremely tough with greens that are elevated. The greens were rolling very fast and the conditions were very windy.
Ian Glanton was tournament low-medalist with a round of 74. A highlight of Ian's round would come on hole 10, when he holed out from the fairway to score a 2 and make an eagle on the par 4. He was excited and the Tigers were proud to capture our 2nd low-medalist award in an invitational this year.
The Tigers varsity boys will travel to Douglas on April 22nd to compete in the Neil Grahom Invitational. Our Area tournament to decide state qualifiers will be held on April 30th at WIllow Lake. The Tiger golf teams are quickly approaching post season play! Go Tigers!!!!


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LTFR will add 60foot power for Perth
Lamattina Top Fuel Racing (LTFR) has added another sponsor to the ranks, with clothing brand '60foot' joining the team for the final round of the 'western swing' held at the Perth Motorplex, February 1 and 2.
The Australian-based clothing brand has strong links to drag racing with its merchandise range and supporting the fastest cars in the sport was a natural fit.
LTFR driver and team boss, Phil Lamattina was pleased to confirm the partnership.
"We are really happy to have 60foot on-board with the team. 60foot is a young brand and it's great to see them support drag racing at all levels."
"Let's not forget that 60foot gives away prizes at each Aeroflow Drag Racing Series round to the junior dragster driver with the best reaction time and closest to dial in 'package' during eliminations."
"We have been talking to the team at 60foot for a while and at the last round of testing the car went as quick as it has ever gone to the 60-foot markers, let's hope it's on omen" smiled the former category champion."
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Roosters vs Warriors Gameday Chatter...
Just keep the intensity up.
Don’t care about the score as long as we perform.
I'm not voting lol.
Edit. Actually warriors 13+ just to see what the results are...
Last year, we turned up to the SCG and let the Morris boys rip us to shreds. IIRC, we ended up getting steamrolled but we were in the game for a decent period. This year, the Roosters I think are not as intimidating as in previous years. I smell an upset if we continue to improve our performances, and we are better than the last couple of weeks.
I just have a feeling in my bones that we could get something out of this game.. I’m expecting the forwards to cancel each other out…. But I have a feeling we are due a performance from our spine… Reece Walsh perhaps might be due his breakout performance of 2022.
I don’t expect a blow out… if we turn up and win the first 20 minutes, I’m expecting we will go close.
We will definitely win this.
If they play at the intensity they have been over the last three or so weeks, I expect them to win, if they don’t win I will be less pissed off if they have given it a good shake.
It will be the bunker that beats us, that “push” in last nights game has changed the landscape a little. I expect the warriors to be hammered by the precedent and for it to be ok again after the siren.
- In the period between the 20th & 50th minutes the Warriors have outscored their opposition by 58 points to 32 so far this season.
- The Warriors have beaten the Roosters 22 times which, tied with the Knights, is the most victories against any opposition club. Despite 2 less wins over the Warriors the Roosters still hold a positive points differential of 237 against us.
- Under referee Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski the Warriors have won 3 of their last 4 games compared to the Roosters winning 2 from their previous 5 under him.
- At the Sydney Cricket Ground the Roosters have won 19 of their last 24 games.
- The Warriors  each of their last 3 matches (a combined 17-25) but the 6 Agains have favoured the opposition (12-3).
What's on the menu tonight? Has to be Rooster.
With so many of our Key forwards missing, I don't see how we lay a platform for this game.
Last week Lodge and Murchie were huge in the middle.
The only times we beat the roosters we ran over them.
I don't like saying this, but I expect the makeshift pack will get folded hitting the ball up, and held down flat on their backs for too long in bad feild position to do anything positive.
On paper before the injuries we were a punchers chance of a win, and pretty good odds of at least competing.
Now it feels like we have destabilized one edge and stripped the guts out of the engine.
I'm OK with losing the next two games, it is expected, so being realistic you might as well say today is about improvement.....if we compete it's an improvement.
I don't buy into tge Roosters playing poorly. Many recent seasons they start out Shakey.
But most top teams find their MOJO vs us, they smash us, get played into form, and go on a run.
We've only had 3 six agains across our last 3 games?! Christ, some teams get that many in about 30 seconds.
You're right. We conceded 3 last week in the space of 52 seconds!
No slow starts today - 4 out of 5 games this year we’ve been behind the 8 ball, either 12-0 or 12-6 down after 20 minutes.
The reality is if we want to give the competition even a light shake up, this is a game we have to win.
In blackpool at the parents this weekend, will listen for the yelling from over the hill.
What's the deal with our bench today? Why are we carrying both Nikorima and Otukolo?
We've lost Lodge and have seemingly brought in another hooker to replace him...am I missing something?
Problem is we have very few props available with the amount of injuries and suspensions atm, unfortunately.
As far as experienced NRL forwards go, the cupboard is completely bare bro.
They're just throwing in guys who have had some games and hoping they make some tackles and give us some Dummy half runs to counter Lodges absence.
It could work if we get the Lions share of ball.
Out of it though hey.
Kearney used to play two hookers at once for NZ and that was very effective, but TL could hit hard like Jazz so.....
Yep and despite what people on here say we deserved all 3!


There are four major types or basic configurations of separators, generally available from manufacturers which are as follows:
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A typical vertical low pressure oil-gas separator with mechanical controls and the features as previously described is illustrated in Figure 9. Figure 9 illustrates a typical vertical high pressure or low pressure oil gas separator with pneumatic controls. The vertical separator has the advantage that it will handle greater slugs of liquid without carry over to the gas outlet, and the action of the liquid level control is not quite as critical, Due to the greater vertical distance between the liquid revel and the gas outlet there is less tendency to revaporize the liquid into the gas phase. Some disadvantages are that it is more difficult and expensive to fabricate and ship this type of separator in skid mounted assemblies, and it takes a larger diameter separator for given gas capacity than a horizontal vessel. From this it can be seen that this type of separator is most often used on fluid streams with row gas-oil ratios. in other words, handling considerably more liquid than gas.
Spherical separators offer an inexpensive and compact vessel arrangement. Figure 13 illustrates a typical low pressure model with mechanical controls. Figure 14 illustrates a similar high pressure spherical oil-gas separator with pneumatic controls. However, this type of vessel has very limited surge place and liquid settling section. The placement and action of the liquid level control in this type of vessel is also very critical.
The horizontal separator has several different advantages particular to this type of construction. Figure l0 illustrates a typical horizontal high pressure or low pressure oil-gas separator with pneumatic controls. The horizontal high pressure double tube separator is illustrated by a typical example shown in Figure 15. The horizontal separator in both the double tube and single tube configuration has several advantages over the vertical separator a8 it is easier to skid mount, less piping is required for field connections, and a smaller diameters required for a given gas capacity. This type of vessel also has a larger interface area between the liquid and gas phases which aids in separation, when gas capacity is a design criteria, the horizontal vessel is not economical in high pressure separators, due to the increased wall thickness required with larger diameters.
However, the liquid level control placement is more critical than in a vertical separator and the surge space is somewhat limited. The double tube separator offers a slight advantage over the single tube is that the liquid section is separated from the gas space, and there is less chance for disturbance of the liquid and re-entrainment of any liquids into the gas phase. However the double tube configuration is more expensive.
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Doctor Who: Half the Legend (a slightly previous rant) by Rob Matthews
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Anyone heard BBC Books' plan for celebrating the fortieth anniversary of Doctor Who? Probably you have, but here's a plug from the BBC website anyway -
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Stunningly illustrated with a vast collection of photographs, including previously unseen pictures from archives and private collections, the book is a must-have - not only for Doctor Who fans, but for anyone who has a fondness for the show. As well as providing a unique overview of the series, it includes features on the make-up, special effects and merchandise that have all contributed to the Doctor Who legend.
From our first glimpse of the TARDIS in a junkyard on a cold November evening in 1963 to Paul McGann's portrayal of the Eighth Doctor, Doctor Who: The Legend is a comprehensive, stylish and evocative guide to forty years of tea-time time travel.'
Call me a miserable git, but the whole enterprise sounds utterly dispiriting to me. Doctor Who has been going on in one form or another for forty years, and for about fifteen of those it hasn't been in the form of a television programme, and it certainly hasn't been at tea-time. A great number of the property's best stories have been created after the TV show itself was quietly murdered - some of the actors who latterly played the Doctor have given their best perormances in other media, and with the Eighth Doctor we've had the only incarnation to be created almost - but not quite - indpendently of television. Additionally the mythology of Doctor Who has been greatly expanded, its scope widened, and it's worldview tested by more adult sensibilities. In Bernice Summerfield and Fitz Kreiner we've had companions created in print who've lived and breathed more fully on the page than a lot of the ones we actually saw in the flesh. Authors like Jim Mortimore, Paul Magrs and Lawrence Miles have written ostensible genre books good enough to be called novels in their own right. There have been more 'apocryphal' Doctor Who stories than there have been 'canonical' television ones... And yet still the BBC implies that Doctor Who's last breath was when Paul McGann portrayed the Doctor in some shitty TV movie.
Forgive this rant, but I'm pretty damn offended by this.
Sounds to me like this book that allegedly 'celebrates' forty years of Doctor Who is in fact going to completely omit fifteen of them, because they're not on television and so don't count. Justin Richards edits the book line, of course, so perhaps original Who fiction will get a footnote (or a couple of pages, at best, though you can be sure the NAs won't get a mention despite the craft and the love that went into them - while the BBC, incidentally, sat around waiting to see if there was any profit in the idea). This supposed gift to fans sounds more like an insult. Do we really need to know any more about those hundred-and-odd televised stories? Of course not, they've been dissected, examined, analysed, torn to bits and put back together again bloody hundreds of time. We don't need to see any more images of the Kandyman, or of the Daleks swanning over Westminster, no matter how 'lavishly' these pictures are plastered across glossy fresh new pages. ('Lavishly', incidentally, generally meaning that they take up a lot of space and pad the page count). It's cultural necrophilia. And the implication still is that all those books and audios we've spent our time and money on are basically worthless - that the only 'real' Doctor Who is a dead TV series that the beeb will never resurrect. This book is another cynical ploy to bilk us fans of our cash, and leave Doctor Who a comfortably dead artefact preserved so we can have an occasional look at it, like bloody Lenin's corpse. It's nostalgia-Who yet again. And I hate nostalgia, especially when the characters and the ideas and the spirits of creativity and open-mindedness that I love are still alive and kicking and still coming up with new stories aimed at you and I as we are now.
The beeb's cynicism is expressed even by this Lorraine-Controller-type-woman who's supposedly well-disposed towards the idea of a new series;
"It's only a wish, there is nothing substantial to back things up so I don't want to raise false hopes with die-hard fans! Suffice to say that Doctor Who has its fans among my commissioning team, most of whom spent the 70s behind the sofa on Saturday evenings too!"
'Die-hard fans', see? Our love of Doctor Who hasn't been killed yet, but that's just because we're being stubborn. But we can be mollified briefly by having our memories of those TV stories waved in front of us for a bit. I read the following thoughts somewhere and can't remember exactly who said them, so apologies to whoever it was for stealing their sentiments- 'We didn't love Doctor Who for its shakey sets and unconvincing monsters: We loved it in spite of them.' The BBC refuses to understand that the spirit of Doctor Who is more important than the form - and sadly even most fans refuse to believe that Doctor Who made not for television but for people who actually care about it can really be 'proper'.
Hey, books pre-existed television, you know. Just because they're cheaper to produce doesn't make them inferior. And in fact no new TV series could ever match up to the best of them anyway. They've spoiled us. So stop thinking of them as a stopgap, and stop thinking they don't count.
This means you, BBC. Maybe for the fiftieth anniversary you could at least grudgingly accept there are Who stories more recent than Ghost Light?
The Leg End by Phil Fenerty 24/2/04
Nowadays, it seems that every hit TV series gets a tie-in book. For goodness sake, even "How Clean Is Your House" (where a matronly woman shows people how to turn on the Hoover whilst another disgusts us by analysing what was growing on the carpet) had one.
So it seems only fitting that Doctor Who in its fortieth year should get the lavish, coffee-table treatment t. And what a treat we had in store for us. Eye-strain. Sprained wrists. Headaches.
Each actor to play the Doctor gets a nice write-up, none of the information is new, but that's hardly surprising as they are so well documented by now that a new fact would be big news. Each incarnation's career and character is described in little detail (one or two coffee-table sized pages). The TV stories are presented in order, with photos to illustrate them and new information as presented (The Doctor, companions, the TARDIS, etc.). There's a pithy one line description of the story (e.g. "In which an alien jelly attacks an isolated lighthouse..." for The Horror of Fang Rock, continuing in a similar vein all through). a capsule description of the plot (containing less information than a L'Officier Episode Guide) and pertinent photos. At various, seemingly random points, there are sections of "Behind The Scenes" information. The Seeds of Death (not notorious for its writing problems, despite Terrance Dicks contributing the bulk of the script) receives the "Script Editing" section (surely more pertinent for The Ambassadors of Death or The Brain of Morbius).
At times, sections seem to be remarkably similar to data from The Discontinuity Guide (The Talons of Weng-Chiang for example), although this could merely be coincidence. There are only so many new pieces of information available to each story.
OK, so the book is competent and reasonably well researched (although the organization leaves a lot to be desired).
The book is really let down by a layout I could have bettered 15 years ago when laying out my University newspaper with photo-reduced columns and a Pritt stick. There is text EVERYWHERE, in lots of different fonts and sizes, scattered over photos, in different colours - a dog's dinner. The fonts chosen in some cases are are arbitrary, though it's nice to see the return of the font used by TV Comic to illustrate Dalek-speak (used here for story titles).
Then there's the pages. They're all different colours, too. Some are silver, with a white typeface - pretentiousness for pretension's sake (my fiance's description on first view of page 179). Headache-inducing, more like.
But this is not the worst crime. Oh no. For a book "stunningly illustrated... from the BBC archive and a range of never-before-seen pictures" the photos are treated appallingly. Hidden behind the text, printed in thumbnails requiring a magnifier to discern, monochrome-tinted (even from 1970 onwards!), ill thought-out: the list of crimes against photography continues on and on. Planet of Evil (pp 208-209) has three photos: transformed Sorenson (purple-tinted monochrome, obscured by text); the Doctor and Sarah-Jane (monochrome, onscured by text); the anti-matter creature (thumbnail). The Kandyman (page 366) gets the same treatment - that design deserved glorious technicolour and a write-up about the legal problems which it generated (not even hinted at).
This is a publication which could and should have been used to showcase Doctor Who for the 21st Century, as a springboard for the new series. But it is badly let down by the design and layout choices made, by the terrible way the images have been treated and the typefaces used. I was given this as a present, so come to it with a more forgiving air: if I'd shelled out for it, I would have felt hugely let down.
Overall: a messy missed opportunity.


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Civis Romanus is a graded Latin reader for beginning Latin students. The memorable stories that grew from the civilization of ancient Rome are the basis of the Latin passages in this reader. New grammar is assumed in odd-numbered passages only and thus the teacher who wishes to proceed more quickly through the text may skip the even-numbered readings. In Civis Romanus students read about actual people and events while honing their Latin grammatical and syntactical skills and increasing their Latin vocabulary. . Students who finish this reader in beginning Latin (Latin 1 and 2 at the high school level) will have acquired a minimum vocabulary of 1,000 words.
Readings on legends (including Romulus and Remus, Camilla, Scaevola, Manlius), political personalities (including Cincinnatus, Appius Claudius, the Gracchi), daily life (including Horace, Cato, Cicero's son), historical figures (including Caesar, Augustus, Agricola), and famous events (including the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, the conquest of Britain).
Cobban was born in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. He was grantedClassics. Cobban received a double first in the Classical Tripos examinations, receiving the Thirwell Medal and Gladstone Prize. Cobbanin 1932, where he witnessed a Jewish student being chased by a gang of young Nazis wielding cudgels, an experience which Cobban described in his memoir as "seared in my mind".
In 1933, Cobban took a position teaching Latin and Greek at King Edward VI School, Southampton. While there, he wrote a Latin reader, Civis Romanus. In 1936 he took a post at Dulwich College, where hCobban served with the Directorate of Military Intelligence and rose to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Much of Cobban's responsibilities before and after the invasion were in planning for the occupation of Germany. When that became a reality, Cobban was assigned to help organise local governments in Germany on a democratic basis.
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AU students protest against the racial climate on "wellness check" visits. Mills and Sotelo sat in Mills's living room and talked. Things were going fine --n -- until two officers from AU's police department arrived and entered Mills're "aggressive" and "threatening."  said the AU officers ignored his requests until Officer Sotelo, a certified crisis intervention officer, explained that things were under control and that they could go. The university officers complied, but Mills was left deeply unsettled. To him, the encounter was a continuation of a pattern of discriminatory acts he'd experienced as an African American doctoral student at AU's School of International Service. The Aug. 28 incident also reinforced his belief that he was being targeted by faculty members and university administrators for lodging various complaints about discrimination in his department at the school, commonly referred to as SIS.
American administrators have forcefully defended the university against these allegations of racism and pushed back on the criticisms leveled after the video of Wheeler's removal surfaced. They said the outrage was misplaced and the circumstances misunderstood. But coming after several years of repeated racial controversies on campus, AU students of various racial backgrounds believe their university has a serious race problem.
"I did actually develop medically diagnosed PTSD after this and was having blackouts over the last eight weeks," Mills said of the wellness check. "I've been having a really horrible time since all that happened. I just remember people yelling at me and standing over me, and being very fearful."
"Should there be an immediate threat to the individual's safety, or if the student does not respond to attempted communications, AUPD is then asked to do a wellness check at the student's residence," the statement said. "AUPD only has authority to conduct welfare checks on American University housing owned or leased. If a student lives off-campus in private housing, AUPD will contact the DC Metropolitan Police Department for assistance and will accompany them on the check if that department requests it."
That's exactly what Mills did.
In Sotelo's account of the events that day, nothing about the wellness check stood out to him. He said once he determined Mills was not in crisis, he felt there was no need for the AU officers to go through the process with Mills again. He said Mills was calm when they first spoke but seemed "aghast" that the AU police showed up at his apartment. Sotelo also said that while he did not observe the AUPD officers closely, he didn't feel they were overly aggressive. He said there seemed to be points of contention between the university and Mills.
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Mills said he'd made Weiner aware of some of the discrimination he experienced at AU and she "waved them off."
Weiner wrote, "I am worried about him and that he might harm himself or create disturbances on campus. He accuses a couple of people of being white supremacists and states that he will publicly accuse them because everyone needs to know 'the truth.'"
ck"However, he was warned against taking such action because of the possibility of retaliatory accusations or claims of slander by the professors.
A friend who saw and spoke to Mills in the days following the wellness check described him as "in shock."ls "i" "a"hands are tied."
He said one of his earliest racial encounters occurred on the first day of a course he took during his second year in the program. The course was Politics and Policy-Making in International Relations, and Mills said the professor, Daniel Esser, used Mills, the only black student in the class, as an example when Esser referred to the potential consequences for students doing poorly and not submitting assignments. Then, during a class break, Esser approached Mills and commented on his not thinking all black people were lazy, Mills said. The professor also said in class that he had an antiblack bias, Mills and other students who took the class said "double standard." While the student was "absolutely appalled," she said she wasn't surprised because there''sCalling Out Racism by Name
"I didn't want to make waves," Mills said. "Ion't want to work with you, or people don't like you. I didn't"
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Mills said he'd "paper trail."ff's investigation waved off too many of Esser's "mistakes," calling it "statistically improbable"
","He said he has taken antibias and inclusive excellence training and noted that he and the three professors who submitted care reports about Mills had all signed an open letter to students following the 2016 U.S. presidential election expressing support for minority students and diversity at AU. The original writers of the letter were all professors from the SIS department.
Mills said faculty members' s's problems on the absence of his "black father"re.
"He's been well aware of lots of stuff that's happened, and he doesn't interpret any of it as racism, so he would never go report it in the first place," Mills said. "I don't even know if he understands what he's doing when he tries to insinuate that me growing up without a black father has something to do with any of this stuff … I think it's so deep in the culture of SIS that some people don't even know they're fully participating in discrimination."
A week after the investigation'e "frustration and anxiety" "its normal process in investigating and resolving" the complaint and that it was "fully investigated."There are 41 students in the SIS Ph.D. program, but far fewer in Mills's program, in which only two are black, including Mills. Every student in the program interviewed noted how few black students had been in the program over the years.
"In general I think sending the police is never an appropriate response," said Cherie Saulter, a classmate of Mills. She said in her six years in the program, she can only remember six black students, three of whom have left.
Saulter, who is white, described Mills's treatment as disappointing. She said AU's
"The SIS Ph.D. program is small, and admits only about six to 10 students a year," university representatives said in written responses. "Over the past 10 years, of the 93 students enrolled in the program, 7 percent have been Asian, 5 percent Black or African-American, 3 percent Hispanic, 33 percent International, 3 percent Multiracial, 7 percent unknown and 37 percent White. Diversity in Ph.D. programs is a challenge nationwide. Faculty in the Ph.D. program rotate annually, so the makeup is ever-changing. SIS is committed to diversifying its faculty … This is a concern and an issue nationwide."
Some of the students who corroborated Mills's statements asked not to be identified and cited concerns about upcoming dissertation defenses and about losing funding.
A white student in the program, who, said the lack of black or Latinx professors at SIS makes it difficult for minority students to find mentors or allies who can help them succeed. The student also said professors seem out of touch on diversity issues and that the program has not done the necessary work of building inclusive classes or championing minority voices.
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Alexis Arnold, a senior and co-editor of the online campus publication The Blackprint, believes efforts to improve the campus climate are better under President Burwell.
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The designer's designer? That was the expression used by G Bruce Boyer to describe the role of VBC in the fashion industry. The designer offers you a new cut of suit each year, but mostly they don't get to design their own cloth, it's up to the team at Vitale Barberis Canonico who put together seasonal cloths which get picked up by designers who then knock them into suits, jackets, skirts, overcoats and more.
So when I met Michele Papuzzo below, a conservative man in his forties, salt and peppered hair, a melange wool suit - I was interested to see that his choice of shirt was a conservative windsor collar Oxford weave in white with a double four in hand knotted tie in the most conservative silk.
The designer's designer was not like the designer - he was far more measured in his approach to fashion. And it kind of made sense. When you are in charge of designing 10 million metres of cloth, you are not likely to be staying too long in business if you go long in canary yellow and electric blue like some designers might (guess who don't sue).
A few days later I was at a wedding expo in Milan looking at all sorts of makers and designers who were pitching at grooms and groomsmen across Europe with regards to the menswear on display. Now the pendulum was totally on the other end of the spectrum, brazen, gaudy, over the top. Vibrant polymer based designed fabrics on jackets, bright patent leathers, silky trousers.
This was Italy, two diametrically opposed cultures operating in one theatre. And what was in the middle was usually boring and lacking in enthusiasm.
I am a bow tie guy, first and foremost. But I like neck ties. And the one thing that is still exciting for me is that long neck ties are still very much unchartered waters for myself.


It must have been hard for Katja Blichfeld and Ben Sinclair, the husband-and-wife creators of High Maintenance, to sit back during their HBO show's hiatus and watch cool kids like Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson address the buzz kill of the Donald Trump presidency. How to get in on that action? At some point, I like to think they decided to just roll a blunt and chill. Certainly that's what the show's season-two premiere episode suggests they did.
"Globo" sees The Guy (Sinclair) biking his way around Brooklyn, delivering weed to a motley collection of clients who are distraught over a world-changing event. The episode is cute—maybe a little too cute—in never describing this event, abstracting the source of everyone's impotent horror in a way that feels unproductive: like a chorus of "not my president." Until "Globo" arrives at a point of grace that, like so many episodes of High Maintenance, celebrates the resilience of being a New Yorker. Turns out, the episode's message was productive all along: Nevertheless, we persisted.
It would be unfair to describe this scene in detail, because there's a lovely alchemy to it—how incidental the moment feels until suddenly it becomes instrumental—that feels necessary for viewers to discover on their own. The scene represents one of those New York moments that are difficult to explain to anyone who's never taken a seat on a subway after a day that's brought you to your knees, and then, suddenly, something happens that puts your worries into perspective. The sense of "foundness" to this scene is a reminder of how such moments are right around the corner, capable of rousing us from stagnation. And if you're a fan of High Maintenance, the moment also just happens to speak to the unpredictable nature of The Guy's daily grind: how walking into every transaction is a New York moment waiting to happen.
In "Fagin," the sight of a woman walking around her stretch of Bushwick with a cat on her shoulder is at first cloying, until this whimsical caricature is understood as a fantasy: a projection of a couple's (Marcia DeBonis and Ray Anthony Thomas) desire to almost will a New York moment into being. Visiting their daughter (Amanda Debraux) in the city, the husband and wife pretend that they're staying at an unkempt Airbnb with a loft bed and a boa constrictor in the corner because that's all they can afford, when really it's because they want to get off on the hustle that still drives people to New York.
That is, until the fantasy becomes too real and they get a hotel room. Then, a new story takes over the episode, involving a group of woman prepping for a politically minded meetup. Throughout, Blichfeld and Sinclair gently rib the way that the women are obsessed with the optics of their group dynamic, and by the time the connection between both sections of the episode is made explicit, they also reveal the women's initial aversion to The Guy being inside Brenna (Brenna Palughi) and Molly's (Molly Knefel) apartment as performative. Not invalid, only trivial compared to the new threat that now looms over every woman and man in the room without discrimination.
All of High Maintenance's episodes proceed in a similar manner: snaking from one New York story to the next, without condescension for what it sees, disarming you with the way the stories are ultimately linked. Sometimes, too, it's as if the episodes are in conversation with one another. In "Fagin," the wait staff at a restaurant bemoans (in Spanish) that a server took a plate of oysters away from a homeless man even after a dining couple allowed the man to sample the dish. This class divide is more explicitly the subject of "Namaste," which focuses on a couple, Candace (Candace Thompson) and John (John E. Peery), who win an affordable-housing lottery and are oppressed by how they're cordoned off from certain parts of their new building. After sneaking with The Guy into the building's sauna, Candace and John are reprimanded for entering the space, but before Candace can get her frustrations completely off her chest, the black security guard's exasperated send-off ("Jesus Christ, just wrap it up soon") makes it clear that she's wasting her words: He knows that the system is rigged against people like them.
Okay, maybe High Maintenance has some contempt for the stick-in-the-muds who, through sheer force of will, close themselves off from others and in turn exacerbate the rush of gentrification. But Blichfeld and Sinclair have fun regarding the changing character of New York. Theirs is a lightness of spirit that never feels smug, and is evident even in seemingly throwaway gags, like an extended With that in mind, the highlight of High Maintenance's new season is "Derech," because it's the episode where all of the show's thematic concerns, along with its flair for misdirection, most effortlessly converge. Centered on an ex-Hasidic man (Luzer Twersky) who's probably being taken advantage of by a Vice reporter (Ismenia Mendes) for a story, the episode zigs and zags its way to its unexpected conclusion, recontextualizing our view of everyone along the way. And by the time one of the drag performers (Darrell Thorne) who earlier sings "What are you up to, Elisabeth Shue?" in a moment of stoned bliss swoops in to save the day, High Maintenance has again digressively arrived at a familiar and comforting place. Here and elsewhere, the series attests with great compassion to the revitalizing effects of living in a place where, while more homogeneous than it once was, pockets of resistance remain—and where people are nothing if not alive to the power of difference.
Cast: Ben Sinclair, Joshua Schubart, Marcia DeBonis, Ray Anthony Thomas, Amanda Debraux, Brenna Balughi, Molly Knefel, Danielle Brooks, Candace Thompson, John E. Peery, Luzer Twersky, Darrell Thorne, Abdullah Saeed, Kate Lyn Sheil Airtime: HBO, Fridays, 11 p.m.


The wait is over and our last cria of 2015 has finally arrived and it’s another beautiful baby girl!
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If talk turns to dry aging of beef, especially in the premium restaurant trade, then this refers to the dry maturing of a cut of meat – preferably quick fry steaks. The method is by no means new, in fact it is nothing more than the traditional meat hanging that was common practice up to the 1970s.
For cost reasons this method was displaced by vacuum or wet aging. Here the beef is cut up into consumer-ready portions and vacuum-sealed in film two to three days after slaughter. The packaged meat is then stored at 1 ± 1 °C for two to three weeks, wherever possible under exclusion of light to prevent unwelcome fat deterioration. Before being sold, the meat portions are unpacked and hung for a short time in a cold store to dry off. The exposure to oxygen restores the meat’s red colour.
In dry aging either the entire hindquarter of a carcass half or special parts such as roast beef on the bone are stored openly in cold store at about 1 ± 1 °C. Not only the temperature but also the humidity and circulation rate of the air need to be regulat Dry aging entails significantly higher weight losses than vacuum aging, which justifies the higher price.
As a rule, beef that has been dry aged tastes better, because, on the one hand, the oxygen in the air promotes the formation of certain flavouring agents, and on the other, the lactic acid bacteria associated with the vacuum aging tend to leave the meat with a slightly sour flavour.


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Last time I saw Drum, she was still in the water. But two hurricanes and seventy+ years since her last war patrol have done a number on her, so now she's up on these concrete supports.
If nothing else, she's safer here...and visitors get a great look at her props and rudder as well as her stern tubes.
There's also a 20mm Oerlikon gun on the after deck of the conning tower.
Going down through the old torpedo loading hatch brings you into the forward torpedo room, with six of her ten tubes await fresh fish. Back in the day, these subs sailed with 24 torpedoes, sixteen up front here and eight in the aft torpedo room where she had four tubes. Several of the crew got to bunk in these compartments too, sleeping above and below the torpedoes.
Another hatch...and the control room beyond.
Helm again, and plotting table.
Four Fairbanks-Morse engines, originally designed for railroad locomotives. These two are in the forward engine room.
By the way--this area and the engine rooms were so loud that most crew members who served in them suffered permanent hearing loss to some extent.
Go to Battleship Park and see her if you're in the area. And let me know--I may just join you.
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My day in Groton (again)
Did you ever have one of those days? Yesterday did it for me. I'd hand-crafted this beautiful post with tons of pics and links, and it was up for several hours. It was truly a god post, as such things are measured by me, so it figures that I would accidentally wipe the whole thing out yesterday while trying to correct one little typo that I spotted. Two hours' worth of work, undone by one ill-considered keystroke. Argh.
Anyway, to recap that day-I'll start over again with an abbreviated post, and that only because, after landing, I got to visit a true American treasure indeed.
The day started back in West Virginia but it climaxed with an early afternoon landing at Groton's airport (KGON).
I got down to the Navy Yard with no trouble and found myself at their Sub Force Museum just outside the gate. The museum houses some nifty exhibits about the sub force and it's history, from the early days of the World War 1 S-boats to today's nuclear boats. But time was short, so I zipped right through the building and made my way our onto the pier to look upon--and go aboard--the world's first nuclear-powered submarine, USS Nautilus, SSN-571.
Alas, everything is also BEHIND PLEXIGLAS! (sob!) But here we are in the forward torpedo room. Plastic walls or not, I'm still aboard the very vessel that I'd loved since I was a kid. The very first plastic model I'd ever built was of Nautilus back when she was still an active-duty boat, and little did I know back then that one day I'd be walking aboard her like this.
And just like that, I was back off. Hey look--ducks!
Also outside and up on blocks is a World War Two Japanese midget sub. I believe that it's one of the ones that surrendered to Old NFO during the war, but I cannot prove that.
Channeling my inner Brigid, here's a picture of my food. Yum!
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Groton Flight Pt.2--Electric Boat
Why do they keep shrouding the sails on these boats? The Navy yard did it, too. Is that to protect something from prying eyes?
Oh, but check out the nose on that boat. You'd think if they were worried about eyes in the sky, they'd have covered that.
And this one, in dry-dock and fully exposed, save for the screw being shrouded, probably to keep from giving spy satellites and nosy Cessnas a good look at their stealth technology.
And with all of this to stare at, I completely overlooked Nautilus at her berth and thr US Coast Guard academt on the other side of the river. but can you really blame me?
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Civil rights organization Equality Illinois applauded the passage of Senate Bill 825, an omnibus bill making many small but important changes to state election law.
One of the provisions in the bill would let transgender use their current name when running for office. Previously, candidates would have to use both their current legal name as well as their previous legal name.
The provision, which also includes a name change exemption for those in a civil union, join the existing exemptions for name changes because of marriage, divorce, or adoption.
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It's when you have absolutely nothing planned that some of the most interesting things can happen playing warcraft. Yesterday was a wonderfully boring Monday; I stayed at work a little later, followed the lawn mower around the yard (self-propelled), had some dinner and finally logged on to use up some of the rested XP I've been accumulating. After getting from 45 to 48 on my priest last week from just two random dungeons I was curious how far the rested xp would get me on other toons, not as far as I thought, but it was fun anyway.
As an aside, is it just me or is the horde side in general ruder, cruder and all in all less refined than the 13 year olds on the alliance side? I'm used to people being total asshats in random dungeons, but when I play my two horde toons people seem to go that extra mile. On the alliance side your tank goes offline and you see a comment like "offline" when someone goes to kick them, horde side I saw not only once but twice, "offline and a fag". Perhaps it's a horde inside joke, but this was two entirely different groups from entirely different realms; I checked because it was just too weird to be coincidence.
Back on topic, after I was done playing around horde side for a while I hopped over to the alliance side, where I actually have a guild with more than three people logged in, and was working on leveling my paladin that one last level to 85. For some reason I was enjoying it too, must be something similar to Stockholm syndrome. Really I just had to appreciate the sturdiness of a ret pally doing the chain to unlock the twilight highlands for the 7th time. Then on my way back to turn in the last couple quests to open the portal back to Stormwind I saw a request for a healer for the last two bosses in Ulduar in guild chat.
Hot diggity, I was actually working on Uldaur achievements for a while back in wrath, but never got to finish since the group I was running with wasn't able to run on the days I was available. Better yet it was just the last two bosses so r. All made possible because I have retained a healing spec I hardly ever use. I can honestly count the number of times I've healed on my druid in Cataclysm on one hand, and yet I maintain the spec and a set of gear just for those unexpected moments when being a healer can open a door that would otherwise be closed. The feral hybrid/resto spec combo is like a casual dream come true. I give up a little bit of damage to focus on being all the bear I can be and as a result I am able to tank, heal and/or DPS at the drop of a hat.
Back in Ulduar healing for the first time in quite literally months (I like to jump right into things) I wasn't all that rusty. The healing throughput requirements were also half of what they are now so that helped quite a bit. I had some pretty serious mana issues on Vezax (who I wanted to call Venoxis), serious being I ran out and died. Luckily the rest of the group finished without me and got the achievement.
Then we ran in and tried to 8 man Yogg, which didn't work out so hot so we actually gave everyone the opportunity to get into the room the next attempt and got it down on the second try (third if you count the accidental pull). That fight is ridiculously busy. I think I could down it 15 more times and still find new things.
Then after that we headed to down Alganon which I had always wanted to see and as it turned out I was the only one in the group with the key, so it was good for everyone that I tagged along. That fight was everything I hoped it to be and more. I hadn't been so impressed with a boss since Mimiron and before that I can't even think of a boss that impressed me other than when I first started raiding in BC and was impressed by almost everything. So I got my starcaller title because of random chance and that I still remember how to heal. How's that for a random evening? Now I feel the need to find a group and go back and knock off disarmed for my mount seeing as it is the only achievement I have left to do for it.


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“… sexism can indeed only operate against women, but can also be perpetuated by women.”
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The word “feminism” has been recorded as the word of the year recently, followed by another word “complicit.” Apparently, both the words seem to be world apart in terms of their meanings in our everyday semantic world. But to an intrigued mind like mine’s at this moment, both the terms are appearing, somehow, inter/related.
The genuine feminists often face genuine opposition in managing/resisting the “complicit feminists” or the pseudo feminists. These “complicit feminists” are found almost everywhere. They profess to fight for the cause of the women (and other gendered minorities). But in practice, you never find them with you when you actually need some support to fight against gendered discrimination. Their preference for “sexism” is apparent in their behaviour related to their social responsibility, especially, when that is related to sexual discrimination of women. Apparently, they lay a claim on that they are not “gendered,” and that they are against “gendering”- but they fail to recognize their sexism and gendered behaviour. And their practice is equally discriminatory and sexist/gendered towards the victims of sexual/gendered harassment. It is dehumanizing for their own selves but they do not seem to even realize that. Their own comfort zone is more important for them rather than the needs of the victims to whom they own a social responsibility. While witnessing cases of sexual harassment of some women in any place or organization, you will often see some of those “complicit feminists.”
I say “Kudos” to all those who made the word “feminism” the word of the year by searching for its dictionary meaning. I hope and expect that they are enlightened about the condition of women that we have created/constructed for them. But, once again we need to assert and reassert that, “feminism” is not just a term in the dictionary. It is a way of resisting the discrimination in a gendered world without being “complicit” in it.
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Children's Opera Debuts in Saline This Weekent "Fruits of Labor," an opera in one act, written for and performed by children for children. The curtain goes up at 7 pm., Fri, May 12 and again at 2 pm., Sat., May 13 at the Liberty School Theater, 7265 N. Ann Arbor St., Saline.
"Fruits of Labor" is Red Apple's second production, following the success of last year's adaptation of "Hansel and Gretel" which played to enthusiastic audiences, including some who didn't know they would really enjoy opera.
And apparently embrace it. Performers in the 18-member cast (ranging in age from seven to 12) have already contributed staging and creative production ideas for the show. Cindric's Red Apple co-founder and co-director Norma Freeman says, "They get it. They like it. They realize that the best way to tell a story is to sing it!"
With a running time of less than an hour, performances of "Fruits of Labor" are recommended for an audience of kids approximately five to 10 years of age. It tells the story of what happens when a neighborhood park is suddenly given extra land and the kindly park ranger must decide what to do with it. Not surprisingly, different youngsters who use the park have very differing ideas. And of course the wildlife critters who reside there watch everything with great interest. Admission is $5 per person and there is no charge for children who sit in a parent's lap.
Producer Rebecca Groeb, who is the Saline district's Cultural Arts Specialist and Theater Manager, is happy that opera is now being introduced to students in grades three through seven. "We've done some wonderful productions in the middle and high schools," she says. "Thankfully we have great community support and parents here undir children's lives."
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In 1942, with the construction of the Avenida Presidente Vargas and the demolition of several buildings nearby, the plaza was divided in two. One side featured the Palácio Duque de Caxias, the Brazilian Military Command building (1937), and the Panteão Duque de Caxias. The gardens of the Campo de Santana, a wide, tree-lined public promenadlocated on the opposite side of the plaza. Reforms of this area, as part of a city-wide project, began again in 1873 and were completed in 1880 by French landscaper Auguste François Marie Glaziou. Several species of animal are present in the Campo de Santana park, including: agoutis, cats, wild ducks and peacocks. A little-known fact about the park is that it used to be the site of bullfights. They were popular spectacles until they were banned in 1907 by decree of the mayor, Francisco Marcelino de Sousa Aguiar.
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