Foundation for Black Communities seeks $200 million from federal budget to support Black-led charities
Proposal comes after report reveals Black-led organizations are significantly underfunded
Eugenia Addy remembers what it was like as a young Black girl in Toronto's The East Mall, trying to envision her future.
"I grew up in one of the communities that we do work in, and really not being able to see myself represented anywhere on TV [or] in my textbooks," Addy said. "So to really believe that I could be a scientist or an engineer was something that I literally had to dream about, because I couldn't see it in reality."
While pursuing her PhD in chemistry, she met Francis Jeffers, the founder of Visions of Science, an organization that brings interactive science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programming to kids in marginalized communities. Now as the CEO, Addy aims to open doors for others like her.
"A lot of STEM engagement is usually locked up inside institutions. So if you don't have a proximity to those institutions, you won't be able to engage with all the incredible things that you could do," Addy said.
Supporting non-profit groups like Addy's is the goal of an initiative by the Foundation for Black Communities (FFBC).
As the federal government prepares to table its first budget in two years on April 19, the FFBC has been pushing for $200 million in order to start an endowment that would help support non-profits working with Black communities. The goal is for Black-led organizations to be able to apply for grants from a foundation created specifically for them.
Liban Abokor is a working group member of FFBC. A fund of this kind would be a "game changer," he said.
"It means that you don't have to justify why you're focusing on Black communities," Abokor added.
"It means that if you have an issue that impacts your community and you want to address it, you no longer have to think about 'Will someone support this work?'"
In addition to what it has asked for from the federal government, the FFBC is already working to raise an additional $100 million from the private and philanthropic sectors. It recently received $1 million from the MLSE Foundation to put towards sports and wellness programs for Black youth.
This comes after a report published in December by the Network for the Advancement of Black Communities and Carleton University found that of every $100 given in grants by the country's 40 leading foundations in 2017 and 2018, less than 30 cents made it to Black-led organizations.
Abokor was one of the authors of the report and he says he wasn't surprised by the results.
"The reality is [that] philanthropy in this country works based on relationships. If you look across this country there are over 10,000 foundations, all of them are predominantly white-led, from staff to board members to executive directors," Abokor said.
FFBC's plan is to put a call out for programs to apply for grants, and then a committee made up of community members from where those programs operate would review the applications.
"We want to empower some community members to be able to make those determinations. And that's what we talk about when we talk about self-determination," explained Abokor.
The idea of self determination for Black communities has been a goal for organizers and civil rights leaders for decades, but Abokor said now felt like the perfect time for a concerted effort to start something like this.
"We've just had the privilege to really take advantage of the moment we're in with the global Black Lives Matter movement, this important recognition that we have to address racial injustice in this country."
Addy says a Black-focused foundation would take away the concern that with changing interests and news cycles, support and funding for organizations like hers will fade away.
"With all the events of the summer, I think a lot of Black-led organizations saw an outpouring of support. But I know much many leaders like myself are also holding our breath, because we don't want this to just be a trend," Addy said.
Despite managing to grow Visions of Science from a mostly volunteer-led team to one that employs more than 100 and serves 28 different communities, Addy says finances can still be tight.
"I think for work that's like ours, we're always knocking doors down. It's never not going to be that situation. And really, it's about being able to get support in a way that allows us to remain agile and responsive to our communities."
Visions of Science was founded using a model built on intimate hands-on workshops, and when the pandemic hit it had to quickly adapt and find ways for students to continue to participate from home. The organization assembled STEM kits with all the materials needed for their projects and delivered them directly to those in the community.
But it didn't stop there. Many of the young people involved in the program needed other types of support as well, so Addy and her team connected families to ways to access food, and helped make sure that every young member that needed a laptop in order to take part received one.
"We're not only addressing the issues around underrepresentation in STEM. When you think about the populations that we serve, you think about housing insecurity, food insecurity," Addy said. "There are so many layers when it comes to working in our communities."
For Jean Claude Munyezamu, the executive director of Umoja Community Mosaic based in southwest Calgary, being able to apply for grants from a foundation like FFBC that's also led by Black people is an opportunity to have his work be seen and understood.
"They know how we do things. It's easy for them to evaluate what we are doing," said Munyezamu.
Over the past 11 years, Munyezamu has been running a drop-in soccer camp for youth in his neighbourhood, many of whom are new to the country. He has grown that into an organization that meets a number of needs, from tutoring to women's support groups.
As the pandemic left many in his community even more vulnerable, he also began delivering food to more than 800 families on a regular basis. He says being from the community he's serving has helped him understand what needs to be done.
"We were serving people already who are vulnerable. You know, we are based in public housing," said Munyezamu. "So yes, there was emergency help, but how many days did it take for people to get the benefit from the government? Also, how many people know how to apply for those benefits?"
Munyezamu also took his efforts to help those struggling to make ends meet a step further by tailoring food hampers to the cultural backgrounds of those receiving them and, in turn, helping to support ethnic grocery stores in the city.
"It's wonderful to see food from home. You know, it's a comfort."
Umoja operates with just three staff members and a dedicated team of volunteers. Munyezamu says the organization is struggling financially to keep up with so many responsibilities.
"One thing I do every day is fundraising, fundraising, fundraising. Every month. We don't know where we're going to get the money for next month," said Munyezamu.
He adds that one of the challenges he faces when applying for grants or appealing for donations is the desire for others to box him in.
"You are disqualified for not being Black enough. Here in the west, many Black people are first- and second-generation," Munyezamu said. "We don't have many Black professionals who can help to build capacity."
The federal government came under fire in January after Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) rejected hundreds of applications to a program for Black organizations because they didn't meet the threshold of having two-thirds of their board members and senior leaders identify as Black.
FFBC is still working to define the criteria for groups eligible for its funding, but plans to have a "sliding scale approach" that will be formed over the next several months following community consultations.
In the meantime, Abokor says regardless of whether they get the funding they've asked for from the federal government, the Foundation for Black Communities will continue to raise money and plans to issue grants for the Fall.
"I think in a couple of years when this is all set up and done, and we get to see the extraordinary work that Black organizations are able to do with these resources, I think that's a moment for reflection. For now, there's a lot of work to do."
For more stories about the experiences of Black Canadians — from anti-Black racism to success stories within the Black community — check out Being Black in Canada, a CBC project Black Canadians can be proud of. You can read more stories here.
Watch full episodes of The National on CBC Gem, the CBC's streaming service.
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Soooo i have 0 of these and 25 Ability Material MK II (green one)
Since most of the abilities reqire a base of the MK I, I have begun hording the MK II
This the same for you?
Ive tried purposely doing bad in the Cantina Battles.. but havnt noticed a difference in drops. I just manage to get nothing. Any one noticed this? perhaps a particular Cantina battle that commonly drops MK I?
Any tips on getting more of these? Where can i get more?
Is this unintentional? Should EA provide more drops?
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What are triglycerides?
Have you recently been told you have raised triglyceride levels but have many unanswered questions? Triglycerides are a measure of heart health and having a high level of triglycerides in your blood can increase your risk of heart disease. The first steps in treatment to lower triglyceride levels include eating a healthy diet and an increase in exercise, but if this is not enough medication options are available. Read on to learn more about triglycerides, including what causes high triglyceride levels and how to lower them.
What are triglycerides?
Triglycerides can be described as a type of fat scientifically known as a lipid found in your blood.
How are they different from cholesterol?
Triglycerides and cholesterol are different types of lipids that circulate in your blood:
- Triglycerides are our main source of energy and store of calories for use when needed
- Cholesterol is used to make cells in the body and certain hormones
How do triglycerides get into the blood?
Triglycerides are in some foods that we eat, such as meat, dairy products, cooking oils refined grains, sugary foods, and drinks. These foods go through your digestive system and triglycerides are absorbed by your intestines.
From there they are packaged together with proteins to form a chylomicron (lipoprotein), which is used as a vehicle to transport triglycerides to our tissues to be used for energy immediately or stored for later use in your fat cells.
Eating more calories than you burn and consuming high amounts of carbohydrate foods may lead to high triglyceride levels (hypertriglyceridemia).
What’s considered normal?
The National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel (NCEP ATP III) guidelines divide triglyceride levels into four different classes:
Less than 150 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL), or less than 1.7 millimoles per liter (mmol/L)
- Borderline high
150 to 199 mg/dL (1.8 to 2.2 mmol/L)
200 to 499 mg/dL (2.3 to 5.6 mmol/L)
- Very high
500 mg/dL or above (5.7 mmol/L or above)
Your doctor will carry out a simple blood test to determine your triglyceride level. This is normally part of a comprehensive cholesterol test known as a lipid panel that will give a complete picture of your lipid profile. A lipid panel will measure your low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, and total cholesterol level. This test must be carried out in a fasted state.
What do high triglycerides do to your body?
High triglycerides can build up and clog up your blood vessels causing them damage, contributing to a build-up fatty plaques known as atherosclerosis. Blood flow is restricted through these narrowed blood vessels increasing the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart disease. Inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis) can also occur with extremely high triglyceride levels.
High triglycerides can also be a sign of:
- Metabolic syndrome – a condition when high blood pressure, obesity, and high blood sugar occur together, increasing your risk of heart disease
- Hypothyroidism (low levels of thyroid)
- Type 2 diabetes
High triglycerides can sometimes occur as a side effect of taking certain medications, such as:
- Estrogen and progestin
What is the best way to reduce triglycerides?
The American Heart Association emphasizes a healthy lifestyle to reduce levels and keep them low:
- Increase your physical activity
30 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity on five or more days
- Avoid sugar and simple carbohydrates
Foods that contain high amounts of simple sugars, especially fructose raise triglyceride levels. Try opting for whole grains carbohydrates such as oats, brown rice and multi-grain bread instead of white flour foods
- Reduce calorie intake and lose weight
Extra calories are converted to triglycerides and stored as fat
- Choose healthier fats
Cooking with olive oil and canola oil is a better choice. Instead of red meat, try fish high in omega-3 fatty acids such as mackerel or salmon. Avoid foods such as cakes, cookies, and frozen pizzas that contain trans fats. Keep dietary fat to 25-35% of the total diet.
- Limit how much alcohol you drink
Alcohol is calorific and contains sugar. Even small amounts of alcohol can lead to changes in triglyceride levels.
What about medication?
If healthy lifestyle changes have not reduced your triglyceride levels enough your healthcare provider may recommend drug treatment. These drugs work in different ways to lower high cholesterol. The following drugs are available:
- Lipitor (atorvastatin)
- Mevacor (lovaststatin)
- Crestor (rosuvastatin)
- Zocor (simvastatin)
- Pravachol (pravastatin)
Fibrates aren’t used if you have severe kidney or liver disease.
These products contain more-active fatty acids than many nonprescription supplements.
Niacin is also known as nicotinic acid
There are also combination products containing niacin and a statin available such as Simcor (niacin/simvastatin) for patients.
Medications are helpful to reduce blood triglyceride levels but ultimately healthy lifestyle changes are very important for long-term benefit.
A medical professional has reviewed this article.
Dr. Jamie Winn received his Doctor of Pharmacy in 2002 from the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy, Columbia, SC. Jamie is a medical reviewer for NiceRx.

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Researchers from IDLab, an imec research group at Ghent University in Belgium, have created an ultra-low-noise balanced photonic-electronic detector for high-performance quantum communications and quantum computers. Their research published in Optica, an open-access journal by The Optical Society, is potentially transformative, as the first demonstrator at room temperature reaching sub-shot-noise region beyond 20 GHz.
Optical homodyne detection is a common building block used in numerous quantum and classic applications that demand high levels of sensitivity. So far, there are several practical limits on the performance of these devices. Mainly, the conventional use of bulk optics and discrete receiver electronics imposes a performance bottleneck. One can employ commercial integrated telecom amplifiers to improve performance. However, these amplifiers are not designed to operate at noise levels well below the shot-noise limit, because having ultralow noise performance does not yield significant improvements toward the bit error rates in digital communications systems. To address these performance issues, in the EU Quantum Flagship UNIQORN project, researchers from IDLab present a co-integrated balanced homodyne detector consisting of a silicon photonics optical front end and a custom integrated transimpedance amplifier designed in a 100 nm GaAs pHEMT technology.
(a) Micrograph of the ultra-low-noise balanced photonic-electronic detector, (b) measured common-mode rejection ratio, (c) noise performance in terms of quantum shot noise clearance.
“This was a significant accomplishment of the group. Thanks to the high level of co-design and co-integration, we were able to demonstrate, for the first time, a shot-noise-limited bandwidth of more than 20 GHz for such devices,” says Prof. Xin (Scott) Yin, Quantum Research Lead at the IDLab group. “The high performance of the device provides enhanced operation to many sensitive quantum applications such as continuous-variable quantum key distribution (CV-QKD), quantum random number generation (QRNG), or high-speed quantum tomography.”
The presented detector shows a linear operation up to 28 dB quantum shot noise clearance and a high degree of common-mode rejection. The clearance was measured up to 20 GHz and remained shot noise limited. At 20 GHz, the shot noise is still twice as large as the electronic noise with a clearance of 4.8 dB.
Cited article: Cédric Bruynsteen, Michael Vanhoecke, Johan Bauwelinck, and Xin Yin, “Integrated balanced homodyne photonic–electronic detector for beyond 20 GHz shot-noise-limited measurements,” Optica 8, 1146-1152 (2021)
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Quantum Flagship publishes preliminary Strategic Research and Industry Agenda
The Quantum Flagship is publishing a preliminary Strategic Research and Industry Agenda (SRIA), as an update to the EU’s quantum technology strategy. Created under the supervision of the Flagship’s Strategic Advisory Board (SAB), the document seeks to align existing agendas with the new and forthcoming programmes such as the Chips Act and EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. A more comprehensive strategy update can be expected in the final SRIA, to come in 2023.
November 16th, 2022
Europe aiming to win global race for quantum talent
20 universities from ten European countries will revolutionise education and training in quantum technologies in Europe with 16 brand new specialised Master’s degree programs.
October 28th, 2022
KPIs for Quantum Tech in Europe: first values and 2030 targets announced
The Quantum Flagship set out ambitious Key Performance Indicators earlier this year - the first measured values and the long-term targets are now available.


ANDOVER, Mass., Nov. 22, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dynamics Research Corporation (Nasdaq:DRCO), a leading provider of innovative management consulting, engineering, and technology solutions to federal and state governments, today reported the receipt of eight task orders to perform work, which is new for DRC, for the U.S. Army totaling $9.6 million. The period of performance for the task orders ranges from nine to thirty-two months. Under the task orders, DRC will provide knowledge management, doctrine development and training, and human capital solutions to several U.S. Army commands:
- For the Maneuver Center of Excellence, DRC will develop and revise the Army Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures manuals and training products and expand its support of the Armor School's Heavy Brigade Combat Team's Tactical Leader Course, driving the synchronization of human capital initiatives.
- For the Human Capital Enterprise Headquarters, Accessions Command G/2/9 Directorate, DRC will provide a comprehensive analysis to improve human capital systems and processes.
- For the Combined Arms Center, DRC will provide Communities of Practice and support knowledge management activities.
CONTACT: Darrow Associates, Inc. Investors: Chris Witty 646.438.9385 firstname.lastname@example.org Sage Communications (for DRC) Media: Matt Warnock 703.207.0941 email@example.com


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If you want to drive a car you simply take some lessons at 17 or older (around 70 hours tuition is recommended), pass the theory and practical tests then drive whatever supercar you fancy (or can afford to insure!) Insurance costs are extortionate for young drivers though so a couple of years on a moped, or bike can be a cheaper option. It will also help you to be a better driver in the future and hopefully you’ll enjoy riding. You’ll quickly realise the benefits of nipping through traffic, and love arriving at your destination feeling exhilarated so will stick to two wheels (or go back to them in the future).
Getting on a bike and riding the machine of your dreams isn’t quite as straightforward though, so here’s a handy guide to help you understand how and when to get on the road.
Compulsory Basic Training – CBT
The CBT isn’t a test as such; it’s basic training to make sure you know how to ride a bike/scooter without endangering yourself or others. You can’t actually fail it but certificates won’t be given out if you’re not deemed safe. It can be retaken though. We’ll be showing a CBT in detail in the next week or so.
Module 1 is off road and is taken at a Multi-Purpose Test Centre (MPTC), a Mod 1 test costs £15.50. The pass certificate is only valid until your theory test runs out; so don’t leave it too long! Module 2 is taken on road, it costs £75, takes around 40 minutes and an examiner follows you on the test route.
Direct Access (DAS)
If you’re aged 24 or over you can take a Direct Access test after passing your Motorcycle Theory Test (you also need a valid CBT). Direct Access allows you to ride any bike. Typical costs are around £600 for a Direct Access course taken at a local training school.
What age can I get on the road?
When you’re 15 buy a copy of the Highway Code and read it, understanding the rules of the road will make life easier once you get out there on your own. It applies to all road users. Use the knowledge wisely; it could save your life.
Apply for a provisional licence, it costs £50 and you can apply one month before your sixteenth Birthday. Use the following link to avoid scamming websites: https://www.gov.uk/apply-first-provisional-driving-licence
16 or over – CBT
Book and take Compulsory Basic Training (CBT), a one-day course. The CBT is valid for two years and costs around £90-£125, you can use your own bike or hire one from the training school. The CBT allows you to ride a restricted moped on L-plates at 16; you can’t carry passengers or ride on the motorway. New mopeds are restricted to just 28mph, many cyclists can ride faster than that.
You can take a Motorcycle Theory Test (different to car theory but still hazard perception and multiple choice) and the two part AM – Moped Licence at 16 (or above) which allows you to take passengers on a moped and ditch the L-Plates. Unsurprisingly not many people bother.
17 years old (or over)
If you already have a CBT you can progress to a 125cc machine (if not you need to take one), you still can’t take passengers or ride on the motorway though.
You can take the Motorcycle Theory Test; it lasts for two years and allows you to take an A1 licence. The theory test costs £25.
An A1 licence (a two-part test) allows you to ride a 125 without L-plates and carry a passenger.
19 years old (or over)
If you already have a valid Motorcycle Theory Test or have held an A1 licence for two years or more you don’t need to take it again before doing your A2 test.
Like all the practical motorcycle tests, A2 is a two-part test with on and off road modules, pass it and you’re allowed to ride bikes up to 46.6bhp, you can take passengers and ride on motorways.
21 years old
You can drive a 44-ton HGV at 21 years old but aren’t allowed to ride anything more exciting than a Honda CBR500R for another three years!
24 years old (or over)
Finally you can gain a full ‘A’ licence and ride whatever you want! If you’ve already got a valid CBT, AM, A1 or A2 licence you don’t need a CBT, or Motorcycle Theory Test. If you haven’t, you will still need a CBT and Theory before taking your two part A test.
What if I don’t want to take a bike test?
If you passed your car test before January 19th 2013 you can ride a Piaggio MP3 LT, Yourban LT, Gilera Fuoco LT or Peugeot Metropolis. They’re classed as tricycles but ride and lean like a bike. It’s a loophole that means you don’t need a bike licence.
Riding is one area that you should never stop improving; after all it can save your life. Advanced training of any form is worth doing. Enhanced Rider Scheme, RoSPA, AIM, BikeSafe, track days and MotoGymkhana all have their own particular benefits and will improve safety, bike skills and enjoyment.
Police motorcyclists make the best kind of riders, they’re taught using a system of motorcycle control from the book, ‘Police Motorcycle Roadcraft. The book is available to the public and the RoSPA advanced motorcycle test is based on it. Buy a copy, read it and understand it. Use the skills to your advantage and you’ll avoid 99% of accidents, you’ll also be faster and smoother as a result.
The Motorcycle Industry Association have produced this handy flow chart to try and simplify what is still a complicated sounding process: Routes-Flow-chart-web-low-res-4

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5. 8 Women (2002)
The mystery genre has a long history of stories set in a single place. There’s even a name for it in literature: the locked room mystery, which has spawned many classics of the genre by some of its most renowned authors, like Agatha Christie and John Dickinson Carr. So it’s no surprise that a lot of one-set movies fall into that category as well and, among them, there’s nothing quite like “8 Women.”
It can be credibly described as a whodunnit, but to call it simply that is to grossly misrepresent François Ozon’s bizarre but fascinating genre mishmash that joins comedy, family melodrama, mystery, and musical to form its own idiosyncratic beast.
Ozon is an auteur who usually opts for a restrained but aggressive mise en scene, meaning he prefers a realistic style but never shies away from dramatizing violence and sex. With “8 Women,” however, he stretched his stylistic muscles for a completely different approach; the movie is extremely heightened, from it’s beautiful Douglas Sirk-esque color scheme to its byzantine and downright ridiculous plotting that aims for farce rather than genuine suspense – which, to be clear, is not a problem, since that was the intention. As Ozon likes to say, he changes his style to fit the story, and there was no better way to tell the tale of this musical mystery about rich women suspecting each other of murder.
And speaking of them, the cast is to die for: an unbelievable roaster of some of France’s greatest ever actresses, including Catherine Deneuve and Isabelle Huppert, all of whom deliver delicious devious and funny performances (Huppert, in particular, is a standout).
4. Coherence (2013)
A risky cross between mumblecore filmmaking techniques and cerebral, plot-driven genre cinema, “Coherence” merges the best of those worlds for a complex and fascinating sci-fi thriller.
The debut of writer/director James Ward Byrkit, the movie begins with the kind of set up one would expected of a micro-budget indie: a group of old friends gather for a dinner, each of them with their own secrets and longstanding resentments against one another, which will, of course, come out during the course of the evening. However, things are soon revealed to be much more complicated than that, since there’s a comet passing by that is altering the very nature of reality around them.
And to say much more than that would be to spoil one of the main pleasures of “Coherence”; that is, the way the movie slowly reveals its concept (and the scope of that concept) to the audience. Despite the quite obvious budgetary constraints, Byrkit is very ambitious with his ideas and, like Shane Carruth before him did with “Primer,” he creates an extremely complex core conceit that is good enough to keep both physicists and philosophers talking for hours.
Unlike Carruth, however, Byrkit opts for clarity in delivering information that keeps the movie intriguing but not impossible to follow – a miracle considering the way the movie was made, with the actors improvising most of the dialogue.
3. Tape (2001)
In the early 2000s, some of the more formally curious filmmakers in the world pivoted to formal experimentation by using primitive digital video cameras, creating a whole crummy new aesthetic. Spike Lee did it with “Bamboozled,” Danny Boyle with “28 Days Later,” and, of course, the Dogme 95 filmmakers like Lars von Trier, in “Dancer in the Dark,” “Dogville” and others.
Richard Linklater, who at the time was the height of his formal exploration (having just done his rotospic animation “Waking Life”), of course got in on the trend with “Tape” – and he couldn’t have chosen better material than Stephen Belber’s electrifying play.
Adapted by the playwright himself, the film stars Ethan Hawke and Robert Sean Leonard as old friends who have gone in radically different paths in life, but reunite for one night in a motel to celebrate a special occasion. While there, one begins to taunt the other, bringing up painful memories involving a girl they both used to like in high school (played by Uma Thurman).
Linklater’s decision of shooting in digital adds a visual texture to the drama that gives it a distinctly cinematic vibe, but, despite that, the real draw for the movie remains its stage-bound attractions – namely the tense, nuanced, exhilarating writing, with its endlessly compelling verbal confrontations. And the acting is on par – every single one of the three actors on screen turn in some of their finest work ever.
2. The Haunting (1963)
Shirley Jackson’s story has recently regained popularity with a larger audience thanks to the (very good) Netflix show, but the best version of her iconic horror novel is still Robert Wise’s absolutely incredible “The Haunting.”
Unlike Mike Flanagan’s adaptation (and the original book itself), the action is concentrated uniquely inside Hill House. Nothing is lost in terms of grand imagery, however: Wise is one of cinema’s greatest unsung craftsmen, and though this movie lacks the colorful splendor of his more famous work like “West Side Story” and “The Sound of Music,” it more than makes up for it with the superb use of deep focus compositions, methodical camera moves, and atmospheric lighting, all of which makes it one of the most beautiful horror movies ever created.
In fact, “The Haunting” is an all-around technical marvel: the movie used several groundbreaking special effects (mostly ingenious in camera tricks) and features some of the greatest set and production design you’ll ever see, perfectly calibrated both for Wise’s restless camera to explore the space, but also filled with details and subtly designed in crooked ways so as to further emphasize the claustrophobia of the characters.
In the decades since its release, “The Haunting” has been hailed as a masterpiece and a milestone in horror cinema. None other than Martin Scorsese considers it the very best horror movie of all time — and who can disagree with him?
1. The Tenant (1976)
Beginning and ending the list with Roman Polanski films feels appropriate since he’s a highly contentious director who, not in spite of but precisely because of his own troubled history and turbulent psyche, remains the master of cinematic paranoia and anxiety.
It’s no wonder, then, that he has so often been attracted to stories set within a single room – a perfect opportunity to convey those feelings of crippling tension and alienation that are clearly personal to him. It’s an obsession that has been present from the very start of his career and that has produced some of his most celebrated work, like “Repulsion” and, of course “Rosemary’s Baby.”
The best of those movies, however, is the one that, together with the other two previously mentioned, completes his Apartment Trilogy: “The Tenant”. It’s one of his most ambiguous and inscrutable movies, perhaps the only time Polasnki has allowed himself to go completely beyond logic and approach the material with an oniric feel.
It’s no use trying to make sense of the increasingly surreal developments of the story here; it’s one of those movies that aims to register on an subconscious rather than rational note, something that not every director can achieve but that Polanski, a terrible man but unquestionably talented filmmaker, pulls off with ease.

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Iran admits to use of locally mined uranium
Revelation comes on eve of resumption of nuclear talks.
Iran took a step towards nuclear self-sufficiency today, using locally mined uranium for the first time in an act of defiance to the west on the eve of the resumption of talks over its atomic programme, writes the Guardian newspaper.
The Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran announced it had used domestically produced uranium yellowcake (refined ore) at its conversion plant in Isfahan.
The mining and milling of uranium ore is not banned by UN resolutions (which focus on uranium enrichment), but one of the ways the international community has sought to close down Iran's nuclear programme is to stop it importing yellowcake.
Today's announcement appeared to a signal that such measures would not stop Iran pursuing its nuclear ambitions. For the time being, however, it is little more than a symbolic step as Iran's ore deposits are mostly low grade and its capacity to produce yellowcake is limited.
The timing of the announcement is unlikely to be accidental, observers said, coming the day before Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, is due to meet diplomats from six major powers in Geneva, to resume a dialogue over Iran's ambitions after a break of 14 months.
The regime has shown no sign of making concessions over the central issue – UN demands for Iran to suspend its enrichment of uranium. Tehran insists the programme is for entirely peaceful means, and portrays the UN sanctions against it as an attempt to deny its sovereign rights.
The yellowcake delivered to Isfahan today came from the Gchine mine at Bandar Abbas on the Persian Gulf. It is an open-cast mine described by International Atomic Energy Agency of having "low but variable grade uranium ore".
The agency predicted it would produce 21 tonnes of yellowcake a year – about one-tenth of the amount that an industrial reactor would require.


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There are a number of different types of sensors which can be used as essential components in different designs for machine olfaction systems. Electronic Nose (or eNose) sensors fall into five categories, conductivity sensors, piezoelectric sensors, Metal Oxide Field Effect Transistors (MOSFETs), optical sensors, and these employing spectrometry-based sensing methods.
Conductivity sensors might be made from metal oxide and polymer elements, both of which exhibit a modification of resistance when subjected to Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). In this particular report only Metal Oxide Semi-conductor (MOS), Weight Sensor and Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM) will likely be examined, since they are well researched, documented and established as vital element for various machine olfaction devices. The applying, in which the proposed device will likely be trained to analyse, will greatly influence the choice of sensor.
A torque sensor, torque transducer or torque meter is really a device for measuring and recording the torque on the rotating system, including an engine, crankshaft, gearbox, transmission, rotor, a bicycle crank or cap torque tester. Static torque is relatively easy to measure. Dynamic torque, on the other hand, is difficult to measure, because it generally requires transfer of some effect (electric, hydraulic or magnetic) from the shaft being measured to a static system.
A good way to achieve this would be to condition the shaft or a member connected to the shaft with several permanent magnetic domains. The magnetic characteristics of such domains will vary according to the applied torque, and therefore could be measured using non-contact sensors. Such magnetoelastic torque sensors are typically used for in-vehicle applications on racecars, automobiles, aircraft, and hovercraft.
Commonly, torque sensors or torque transducers use strain gauges placed on a rotating shaft or axle. Using this method, a way to power the strain gauge bridge is important, and also a way to have the signal through the rotating shaft. This could be accomplished using slip rings, wireless telemetry, or rotary transformers. Newer kinds of torque transducers add conditioning electronics plus an A/D converter towards the rotating shaft. Stator electronics then browse the digital signals and convert those signals to Compression Load Cell, such as /-10VDC.
A more recent development is the use of SAW devices attached to the shaft and remotely interrogated. The strain on these tiny devices since the shaft flexes could be read remotely and output without making use of attached electronics on the shaft. The probable first utilization in volume are usually in the automotive field as, of May 2009, Schott announced it features a SAW sensor package viable for in vehicle uses.
An additional way to measure torque is by way of twist angle measurement or phase shift measurement, whereby the angle of twist caused by applied torque is measured by making use of two angular position sensors and measuring the phase angle between the two. This procedure is used in the Allison T56 turboprop engine.
Finally, (as described within the abstract for people Patent 5257535), if the mechanical system involves the right angle gearbox, then this axial reaction force gone through by the inputting shaft/pinion may be related to the torque experienced by the output shaft(s). The axial input stress must first be calibrated from the output torque. The input stress can easily be measured via strain gauge measurement in the input pinion bearing housing. The output torque is readily measured employing a static torque meter.
The torque sensor can function like a mechanical fuse and it is a key component to have accurate measurements. However, improper installing of the torque sensor can harm the device permanently, costing time and money. Hence, cdtgnt torque sensor has to be properly installed to make sure better performance and longevity.
The performance and longevity of the torque sensor and its reading accuracy will be afflicted with the appearance of the Force Transducer. The shaft becomes unstable at the critical speed of the driveline and causes torsional vibration, which can damage the torque sensor. It is necessary to direct the strain to an exact point for accurate torque measurement. This aspect is normally the weakest reason for the sensor structure. Hence, the torque sensor is purposely created to be one of the weaker elements of the driveline.


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Kevin Sheehan is an artist-cartographer and owner of Manuscript Maps. From his studio in East Yorkshire (and formerly in Durham) Kevin creates detailed, fascinating, and gorgeous maps of a variety of interesting subjects. All of Kevin’s maps are drawn by hand using dip-pens and ink with a variety of illustrative and calligraphy nibs. From research and planning sketches to completion, his maps can take months to finish, but the results are worth the time.
Manuscript Maps began as a hobby business in 2014 when Kevin completed his doctorate in the history of cartography at Durham University, but as of 2022 creating maps is Kevin’s full-time occupation.
Kevin’s style is inspired by the cartography from centuries past, for which aesthetics were as important as geography. His maps include decorative compass roses, cartouches with interesting information, illustrative vignettes, and even the odd sea monster. From across the room, Kevin’s maps might appear like antiques, but closer inspection reveals how much research went into creating both a modern accurate map that is also visually beautiful.
Kevin’s cartography has been featured in a number of publications: His ‘Gin Map of Great Britain and Ireland’ was featured in Food & Drink Infographics (Tachen, 2018); his Paris Map was chosen amongst hundreds of entrants to be featured in the Atlas of Design vol. 5, (NACIS, 2020); and most recently his Map of The Moon was featured in ‘Les 20 plus belles cartes du monde’ (Autremont, 2023).
All of Kevin’s maps are giclée printed with pigment inks onto high-quality textured paper. Prints are limited edition, signed, numbered, and dated.

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Amor por Juarez Concert
There has been an overwhelming interest generated by the community about Amor por Juarez Music Festival. As a result we are thoroughly optimistic that it will be a huge success and warmly received by an enthusiastic audience.
- EXA radio station, Amor por Juarez and Splendid Sun Productions will partner to produce a top music festival in the country
- Produce a top quality music festival that supports and draws attention to the Amor por Juarez cause
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The 1st annual Amor por Juarez Music Festival is designed as a two-day, outdoor music festival located in El Paso, Texas, scheduled for Saturday October 6th and Sunday October 7th 2012. The Festival will play a crucial, long term role in the entertainment and economic development of El Paso. In addition, it will draw regional, national and international attention to the Amor por Juarez cause. A wide blend of music acts will be featured on 5 stages in the heart of downtown El Paso.


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Why is the sky blue on Earth and red on Mars? An age-old question with an interplanetary twist is answered by Mark Lemmon, University of Arizona astronomer and a member of the Imager for Mars Pathfinder camera team.
On Earth, the molecules that make up our atmosphere also partly block the sunlight. Mostly, they scatter the light around the sky. And they are much better at scattering blue light than red light (their ability to scatter light falls off sharply as the wavelength of the light gets longer). So, some blue light gets scattered out of the direct sunbeam and goes into the rest of the sky.
On Mars, there is much less atmosphere. In fact, if it weren’t for the dust in Mars’ sky, the sky would be nearly black. That dust, however, blocks light of all colors almost equally, and there is enough dust to limit visibility to about 20 miles. Since the dust is colored by iron oxides (rust), it absorbs the blue light and scatters the red light, giving the sky a rusty color.
Sunsets on Earth have a red, orange or golden color because the sunlight passes through so much atmosphere as it comes over the horizon that all the blue light gets scattered away.
On Mars, while the sky is red during the day, the sunset is blue. The reason for this is that the dust particles always make a blue halo around the sun on Mars, but the halo is only easy to see when the light passes through all the dust while coming over the horizon.

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The Four Laws of Love Discussion Guide: For Couples and Groups (Paperback)
The Four Laws of Love Discussion Guide is an interactive study guide for individuals or groups. Jimmy Evans outlines the foundational pillars upon which God designed marriage. Following these simple guidelines will inject new life into your relationship. If your marriage is hurting, it can be healed. If your relationship is good, it can become great. This discussion guide is designed to be used with short teaching videos from Jimmy Evans that are available on XO Now (one month of free access to XO Now is included with purchase).

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Ocean's Twelve released
Ocean's Twelve is a 2004 heist film that takes place after the events of Ocean's Eleven (2001), which was a remake of the 1960 film of the same name.
Like its predecessor, the film is directed by Steven Soderbergh and used a celebrity ensemble cast. The film was released in the United States on December 10, 2004. The sequel, Ocean's Thirteen, was released on June 8, 2007 in the United States.


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WARSAW PL - HAWE Telekom has entered into a co-operation agreement with Akamai Technologies, a global leader in the field of content delivery network and internet traffic services. The American company will connect its servers to the optical fibre network of HAWE so that customers of the Polish company will be able to use the Internet resources more effectively and quickly.
CULVER CITY, CA – PacketFabric, the highly scalable, connectivity-as-a-service platform and a member of the NantWorks ecosystem of companies, has secured $25 million in Series B funding from lead investor NantCapital to support the rapid growth and high demand for its services since its launch in 2017.
The company has grown rapidly since completing its seed round in 2015, and now operates a U.S. footprint that includes more than 150 Points of Presence (PoPs) in 17 metro markets with a terabit-scale backbone.
Cost and compatibility can make a compelling case for pushing 100Gb/s bandwidth over a single optical channel, both as individual links and supporting 400Gb/s Ethernet, finds Andy Extance
Robin Mersh takes a look at how the industry is creating next-generation optical access fit for 5G
Technological advances to aid the increasing demand for bandwidth, on the path towards the terabit network, should lead to optical signals that are flexible and adaptive, like water, argues Dr Maxim Kuschnerov and Dr Yin Wang

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Fasten your seatbelts, and get ready to discover Borislava Stratieva Boyfriend. In this article, we will delve into the relationship of David Hale, the man behind the smile that has made Stratieva’s heart skip a beat.
Borislava Stratieva is a talented Bulgarian actress who received her formal education in drama from a reputable school in Sofia, Bulgaria.
With her impressive skills, she has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
Her performances in notable productions such as “Absentia” and “Luther: The Fallen Sun” have earned her critical acclaim.
In addition, she is set to star in the upcoming film “Coyote” in 2023, which is eagerly anticipated by fans and industry insiders alike.
Overall, Borislava Stratieva is a rising star making waves in the acting world.
Who Is David Hale? Borislava Stratieva Boyfriend
David Hale is known for being the partner of Bulgarian actress Borislava Stratieva.
The couple has been together since 2018, and their relationship appears strong.
Although not much is known about David’s professional life, his Instagram account provides some insight into his interests.
He is passionate about traveling and photography, often sharing photos of his adventures on social media.
Despite the lack of information about David’s background, his presence in Borislava’s life appears to be a positive influence.
In addition, David frequently posts about his relationship with Borislava, sharing sweet and affectionate messages with his followers.
Together, they make a happy couple who enjoy exploring the world and sharing their experiences with each other and their followers.
Relationship And Dating History Of Borislava Stratieva
Borislava Stratieva has been in a committed relationship with David Hale since 2018.
Before her current relationship, there was limited information about her dating history.
Borislava appears to value privacy regarding her personal life, and she has not been linked to any high-profile relationships in the media.
However, her current relationship with David Hale is frequently highlighted on social media, where they both share their love and affection for each other with their followers.
David has been known to post about their relationship and share photos of their travels and experiences.
It is clear that Borislava and David share a strong bond, and their relationship appears to be based on mutual respect, support, and love.
While Borislava keeps her private life primarily out of the public eye, her relationship with David is a source of joy and happiness for both.
Borislava Stratieva: Career
Borislava Stratieva is a talented Bulgarian actress who received her training from a drama school in Sofia.
One of Borislava’s most notable roles is in the TV series Absentia, where she plays the character of Vicky.
The show has been praised for its strong performances, and Borislava’s portrayal of Vicky has been particularly well-received.
In addition to Absentia, Borislava has also appeared in Luther: The Fallen Sun and Coyote, two highly anticipated projects to be released in 2023.
As a young actress, Borislava has already shown great promise and talent, and she will likely continue to make a name for herself in the years to come.
We wish her all the best in her career and look forward to her future work.

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Starring: Alec Baldwin, Michael Clarke Duncan, Chris O'Donnell
Distributor: Roadshow Films
Runtime: 85 mins. Reviewed in Nov 2011
This one intends much the same. Not that the kiddies for whom the film is intended are going to get the wordplay on Pussy Galore (after all, the movie of Goldfinger was 47 years ago!) nor recognise the amusing style of these credits aping Maurice Binder’s credits for all those James Bond films. And, it would have to be a precocious infant movie buff who would enjoy the joke of Roger Moore playing a cat whose name is Lazenby.
Actually, the conspiracy theory behind the plot here is not particularly startling. The scorned Kitty Galore (voiced by an over-the-top Bette Midler) wants to control the world by making dogs go so berserk that they upset their owners who get rid of them and the cats take over and Kitty becomes a feline Blofeld.
Meantime, Diggs (voiced by James Marsden) is a police dog, heroic but lacking in judgment, prone to on the job disasters. Despite the pleas of his owner (Chris O’Donnell), Diggs is pensioned off but recruited by the international dog squad where dogs combat evil instead of being taken to the pound. This time, the boss, Butch (now voiced by a humorously gruff Nick Nolte), recruits Diggs to bring down Kitty Galore. There are dogs (Neil Patrick Harris), an ally cat (Christina Applegate) and a garrulous homing pigeon (Katt Williams) amongst the agents.
What follows is investigation, canine mayhem, feline malice, and ultimate success.
Diggs is reunited with his master, but is called again by Butch because Mr Tinkles, imitating Blofeld and laughing like Dr Evil, is offering a potential sequel.
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LG 47LV5500 Review – 47-inch LED LCD HDTVOriginally Reviewed on December 14th, 2011
LG 47LV5500 Review: 47” LED LCD HDTV
Up for Review: LG 47LV5500 LED LCD TV. This model from LG cannot exactly be called a high-end set nor can it be classified as a basic one. It has Smart TV, 120 Hz refresh rate and the best connectivity features. But at the same time, it lacks the much acclaimed 3D technology and the very high refresh rate of 480 Hz. The display size is also neither too large, nearing the 60 inches mark, nor too low, hovering around 30 inches. In fact, this 47-inch can fit into any space, be it the living room or the kid’s dormitory. The features are also likely to satisfy most of the people, especially the ones who have no interest in 3D.
Smart TV is the most appealing feature of this set as you can use your broadband connection to view any amount of content from the Internet sites. The sets of last year only had Net TV feature which could only give you limited sites with no web browser. You can access new apps too with this feature. You can now stream music from Pandora and videos from Netflix without logging into your computer. Among the other content that you can access are sports scores, weather forecast, networking apps, news, social networking sites and many other applications. Firmware updates from the manufacturer also helps you to keep in touch with the new bouquet of applications.
LG 47LV5500 Features and Specifications Review:
- LED back-lit
- 47-inch display
- 1080p resolution
- 4,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
- 120 Hz refresh rate
- 20W sound output
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- Smart TV
- Wi-Fi ready
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Being an LED back-lit TV, you can expect the picture quality to be above reproach. The blacks are very good and you get just the right zones lit up on the screen to show better images. A dynamic contrast ratio of 4,000,000:1 also adds to the picture quality by enhancing the black levels. The set is equipped with full HD, which is what you can expect from a TV with good features and a price of $1499.99 MSRP. The refresh rate of 120 Hz is good enough to keep the blurring out in the high action scenes, but you may have expected 240Hz or more in the new sets of this year.
Connectivity features are quite good too with 4 HDMI. There are 2 component video and 2 composite video inputs along with a VGA input. And if this is not enough, you can stream all the content from the thumb drives or connect your digital camera through the 2 USB ports. There is also a network port along with the facility to use headphones. A sound output of 20W is good enough for the living room if you can sit quietly and watch the programs. There are 2 speakers and the TV also has surround sound feature. And as far as the energy conservation is concerned, the set is Energy Star qualified along with the Greenpeace policy rating of 3.5. Your decision to buy this set will be a good one if you have no fancy for the 3D feature.
HDTVUniverse.com gives LG 47LV5500 4/5 stars!


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GET TO KNOW THE BRAND
My name is Paul and I am the owner of Humane Made. I have always had a passion for producing streetwear and have run a number of successful clothing brands in the past. My journey in to the world of running a clothing brand began in 2007 when I opened a shop in Torquay selling t-shirts. In 2011 I made the decision to venture in to screen printing, it wasn’t as easy as I expected it to be and it took me quite some time to get the hang of it! I made the decision to go vegan in 2017 and quickly decided I wanted to run a clothing brand which reflected my vegan lifestyle which is when I decided to create Humane Made.
For me there is nothing more rewarding than seeing someone out and about wearing something I have produced. I love applying attention to detail which hopefully comes across in the designs I release and the packaging I make to go with them.
In my late teens and early twenties I was a big fan of the American clothing brand Johnny Cupcakes which gave me my love for packaging and finishing touches you don’t often come across.
My aim now is to release good quality clothing which you will love to wear again and again whilst using some of the profits to do good things in the community.
Humane Made is a Torbay based vegan friendly clothing brand inspired by my favourite foods and the great outdoors.
Where possible everything is screen printed by hand or machine embroidered from my workshop in Torquay using vegan friendly, high quality materials.
I use a variety of suppliers to source a combination of organic cotton and recycled polyester blanks which I then decorate with vegan friendly inks and threads using the most sustainable and environmentally friendly practices currently available to me.
If you have any questions about the brand (or me), please do not hesitate to get in touch. I am currently just a one man operation doing all the printing, packing and admin myself but I will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Home is part of a series of figurative works that the artist created during his later years and which often focused on the human form. His’ fascination with the body can be traced back to the beginning of his career: bedridden for two years when he was just seventeen, the artist started painting as a means, perhaps, of distraction. Tàpies’ early output is highly autobiographical; images of the self populate his canvases. After the ’50s, however, the artist developed his pictorial language into one that incorporated unusual artistic materials, positioning himself amongst the most original voices of his generation. During the last decade of his career, Tàpies returned to some of his earlier motifs, this time, however, articulated in his very own idiom. In Home, the viewer is confronted by the image of a nude male body. In these later years, the artist expressed a greater focus on his own existential condition, both as a man and a painter. His deeply incised lines within the plaster and sand matrix serve him well as he explores the intricacies and intimacies of the human figure. His subtractive techniques of gouging and scraping his medium are used to create the most primal etchings of the human form - a navel, the lines of the hips, the phallus itself - while letting his abstracted shapes, ambiguous textual notations and textured earthy palette swirl around them. Through the use of writing, marks and gestural patterns, Tàpies transforms the nature of his canvas and background into a compelling contemplation on temporal existence.
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October 24, 1929, the start of the Wall Street Crash of 1929 at the New York Stock Exchange.
On October 24 (“Black Thursday”), the market lost 11% of its value at the opening bell on very heavy trading. Several leading Wall Street bankers met to find a solution to the panic and chaos on the trading floor. The meeting included Thomas W. Lamont, acting head of Morgan Bank; Albert Wiggin, head of the Chase National Bank; and Charles E. Mitchell, president of the National City Bank of New York. They chose Richard Whitney, vice president of the Exchange, to act on their behalf. With the bankers’ financial resources behind him, Whitney placed a bid to purchase a large block of shares in U.S. Steel at a price well above the current market. As traders watched, Whitney then placed similar bids on other “blue chip” stocks. This tactic was similar to one that ended the Panic of 1907.
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TO THE EDITOR:
As a Monroe Co. native and construction professional employing approximately 120 workers in this region who has worked on numerous state & municipal highway construction projects over the past 30+ years, I want to share a few thoughts about the importance of additional investment in transportation infrastructure to keep our traveling public safely moving & Kentucky economically strong & competitive.
The safety of our roads is a primary concern. We travel these roads daily & see the need for such things as structurally sound bridges to carry our ambulances & school buses, straightening out curves and addition of guard rail near steep shoulders to avoid accidents, and widening roads to conserve precious time at home with family. Providing a safe and efficient transportation system is among the most essential services that our tax dollars support.
A good transportation infrastructure creates opportunity for businesses to thrive through the easy movement of people and products. More than $500 billion in freight flows through Kentucky annually, and transportation brings in visitors who contribute almost $14.5 billion to our economy. A vast majority of road projects also has funding to update existing utilities. These utility improvements allow growing municipalities to better serve their communities with funds that otherwise wouldn’t be available if not for highway funding.
As it stands now, Cleary Construction Inc. pursues or preforms work in 8 different states and most of our annual volume is unfortunately preformed outside the state of Kentucky. Working in different states gives us a unique perspective on this subject and put simply, our commonwealth isn’t keeping up with the states around us. We need an infrastructure program that supports our workforce at home, as Cleary Construction, Inc. hopes to continue supporting our community for many years to come.
That’s why, Cleary Construction Inc. & Rock Solutions LLC. are members of Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors and joins a host of other transportation trade associations and advocates supporting the Kentucky Infrastructure Coalition. The KIC also includes farmers, local leaders, manufacturers and more than 40,000 transportation workers with a voice for safe, reliable, efficient transportation across our state.
Please join us in reaching out to our state legislature and policymakers to reinforce the importance of investing in transportation infrastructure in our great state of Kentucky and supporting House Bill 609. We must maintain the infrastructure we have today and build for our future.
Cleary Construction Inc.
Rock Solutions LLC.


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San Francisco, Dec 6 (IANS) Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) will soon launch the combined streaming service of Disney+ and HBO Max which is likely to be called just 'Max'.
The combined platform's expected name, 'Max' is being vetted by the company's lawyers, reports CNBC citing sources.
Some senior executives are still debating on a final name so the name might change, but 'Max' is the preference.
The application itself will resemble Disney+'s platform, with WBD's brands appearing as individual tiles.
HBO, Discovery, DC Comics and Warner Bros. will be among the platform's landing hubs.
A WBD's spokesperson mentioned that a name was still being discussed, the report said.
Last month, WBD had announced plans to launch the combined streaming service earlier than expected in the spring of next year.
The announcement of early arrival was made by David Zaslav, President and CEO, WBD, in the company's earnings call.
The streaming services combined have approximately 95 million subscribers, in which the large majority are those of HBO and HBO Max.
In addition to the new service, WBD planned to launch its own free ad-support streaming TV service (FAST) in 2023, said Zaslav.
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June 20, July 3, 2018
Day 1: Casablanca – Rabat
After your flight arrives, you will meet your host at the airport and travel directly to Rabat, Morocco’s capital city. With a history that spans both centuries and dynasties, Rabat has accumulated a variety of architectural styles that represent its remarkable legacy. You will spend your afternoon visiting some of Rabat’s many landmarks, including the Mellah (Jewish quarter), the Mohamed V mausoleum, the Oudaya Kasbah, and the Andalous gardens, followed by dinner at the Hotel Chellah.
Day 2: Volubilis – Meknes – Fez
Your day will be spent en route to Fez, with stops in Volubilis, the Roman capital of Northwestern Africa, and Meknes, where you will visit the acclaimed citadel of Moulay Idris. Hidden in the hinterland and surrounded by centuries-old olive groves that have supplied the country with oils since Punic times, Moulay Idris was founded in the 8th century by Moulay Idris Al Akbar, the grandson of the Prophet Mohamed. It is the cradle of Sufism to Moroccan society and is considered the first Islamic city for the premier Arab dynasty, and has become the destination for those who don’t have the means to make the pilgrimage to Mekkah for the Hajj Duty. You will continue traveling through the region until you reach Fez, where you will visit the ramparts, the gates, and the Borjes (Moorish Forts). Afterward, you will end your day with dinner at your hotel.
Day 3: Fez – Moulay Yacob
You will begin your day with a colorful Mediterranean breakfast buffet, followed by a guided historic tour of Fez, featuring the Mellah, the King’s palace, and a walking tour of the world’s largest and most authentic Medina. A walled city with a maze of twisting alleys and blind turns, the Medina has mosques, shrines, fountains, workshops, and markets that go far beyond the scope of one’s imagination. After lunch in a typical Moroccan restaurant, you will spend the remainder of your afternoon exploring and shopping, followed by dinner at your hotel. In the evening, you will attend the Festival’s Grand Opening.
Day 4: Fez – Sidi Ahmed Al Barnoussi – Fez
Your morning will be spent on an excursion to the Rif Mountains, where you will visit the Sidi Ahmed al Barnoussi shrine and enjoy a picnic lunch over the red poppy fields with local scribes and a typical couscous meal. The Jajouka musicians and dancers will enchant you with haunting sounds of their oboes and drums – a ceremony that you will treasure for the rest of your life. After lunch, you will return to Fez for the afternoon Festival activities, dinner, and evening events.
Day 5: Fez
You will have the entire morning at your leisure, free to do whatever you please. In the afternoon, you will attend the afternoon concerts, followed by dinner and the Festival’s evening events.
Day 6: Fez
Your morning will be spent at your leisure, and after lunch, you will journey to go to the afternoon concert at Dar Batha. The evening concerts will be at Bab Makina.
Day 7: Fez
In the early morning, you will enjoy a sunrise Sufi ceremony offered over the Merinides dynasty necropolis looking East for a dramatic sunrise over the sleeping giant of the 9th
Day 8: Fez – Sefrou – B’Halil – Fez
Your day will include an optional day trip to the ancient Jewish city of Sefrou. Predating Fez by a thousand years, Sefrou once played a vital role as the last stop for the sub-Saharan caravans transporting goods to the European markets. There, you will visit the shrine of Sidi Lahcen Al Yussi, a venerated Sufi master who was considered the guardian of Sefrou. In addition, you will visit the mausoleums of other Rabbis, as well as the city’s synagogues. On your return trip to Fez, you will visit the ancient Christian village of B’Halil, which is known for its distinctive troglodyte dwellings. Upon your arrival at Fez, you will attend the Festival’s evening events.
Day 9: Marrakech
The historic visit of Marrakech will include the Menara, a magnificent pool surrounded by flowers, reflecting the image of a beautiful moorish construction built in 1866 for the dignitaries. See glorious sunsets with the Atlas Mountains as a backdrop. Also, the pool is a functional irrigation system to the surrounding areas. The tour will see several impressive sights: The Koutoubia Minaret (the twin tower of la Giralda in Sevilla, Spain), the Saadian tombs demonstrating Moorish architecture in its perfection. The tombs, consisting of splendid mausoleums built in the sixteenth century, were walled for some time, not to be discovered until 1917. Other sites include: the museum of Dar Si Said with the best display of Berber arts and crafts to be found; the remains of the Badii Palace, a historical monument chosen to host the annual National Festival of Popular Art, beginning the second Friday in June. The Bahia Palace still hosts dignitaries in the heart of the Mellah (Jewish quarter) today. Lunch is at the hotel then a walk through the colorful souks of Marrakech in the afternoon. Conclude the day with a sunset drink overlooking the exciting Jamaa El Fna Square. Dinner is at the Hotel.
Day 10: Fez
In the morning, you will attend a lecture, followed by the Festival’s afternoon events at the Dar Batha museum, dinner, and the evening Festival events at Bab Makina, the court of the King’s palace.
Day 11: Fez
You will spend your morning visiting the Andalucian part of the Medina, where you will learn the history of the settler Moors, who arrived from Spain during the 13th century. The Festival’s afternoon concerts with take place at Dar Batha, followed by dinner and the Festival’s closing ceremony.
Day 12: Fez – Khenifra – Marrakech
In the morning, you will depart for Marrakech via Azrou and Khenifra. As you travel across the Middle Atlas Mountains, you will visit Berber villages and wards, experience many scenic views, and explore some traditional markets. You will have lunch in Khenifra, and will find dinner and accommodations available at your hotel in Marrakech.
Day 13: Marrakech
Your guide and driver will assist you in your exploration of the marvelous city of Marrakech. You will visit the historic Menara, a magnificent pool surrounded by flower beds, which reflects the image of a beautiful Moorish edifice. The construction was built in 1866 so that the dignitaries might enjoy the country’s glorious sunsets, the snow-capped Atlas Mountains providing an ethereal backdrop. The pool itself is an innovative, functional irrigation system, built in an architectural style adapted to desert life. Your tour will also include visits to several notorious monuments, including the Koutoubia Minaret (identical to the la Giralda tower in Sevilla, Spain), and the Saadian tombs, which represent Moorish architecture at its finest. The tombs, which include several sixteenth century mausoleums, lay undiscovered behind walls until 1917. You will conclude your day with a drink at sunset, overlooking the bustling Jamaa El Fna square.
Day 14: Marrakech – Casablanca – Home
You will catch your flight transferring you back home from Marrakech to Casablanca Airport, accompanied by memories that will last you a lifetime.
What is included:
- Accommodations in your hotel, including half board (breakfast, dinner)
- Land transportation to specified events in a deluxe motor coach
- Assistance from Sarah Tours guides and tour leaders
- Fees for monuments, museums, and Festival activities
- Couscous lunch in the shrine of Sidi Ahmed Bernoussi
- All Excursions to notable places
- Bottled water in the bus, Teas and cookies in sufi gathreings
- Sufi music gatherings in Moroccan homes in the Medina of Fez
- Baggage handling, hotels and restaurant taxes
- Air Ticket (please ask for our discounted rates from NY)
- Lunches, Laundry, phone calls and drinks
- Colloquium attendence fee
- Personal needs
- Offerings for prayers in Sufi gatherings


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Portfolio Selections with Innate Learning Ability
AbstractThis study explores how innate learning ability changes portfolio selection decision-making in a continuous-time framework. We re-solve Samuelson-Merton¡¦s portfolio choice problem framed in a fixed investment opportunity set for an individual with a learning ability. In contrast to traditional theoretical results, we suggest that risk-averse investors with a risk-cognitive ability hold a lower fraction of risky stocks to hedge against the jump risk and volatility risk since the investors are cognizant of the market risks. In addition, an individual whose learning process correlates strongly with stock movements would be likely to invest more in stocks.
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Bibliographic InfoArticle provided by College of Business, and College of Finance, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan in its journal International Journal of Business and Economics.
Volume (Year): 10 (2011)
Issue (Month): 3 (December)
learning; asset allocation; cognition;
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