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Protections for sacred sites called inadequate
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2003
Citing threats that include a shooting range, a highway project and a power plant, Indian advocates called on the federal government to ensure the highest protections for sacred places.
Despite the existence of laws, executive orders and other safeguards, witnesses at a Senate Indian Affairs Committee hearing yesterday said important sites remain under attack. Lack of consultation, lack of sensitivity and outright disrespect are common, they said.
"Housing developments, drag strips, campgrounds, a biker bar and other development are located within a five mile radius of Bear Butte," a small mountain in South Dakota held sacred by more than 30 tribes, said Charmaine White Face, director of the Defenders of the Black Hills, a grassroots Lakota group fighting a proposed shooting range.
Several laws are designed to protect Native remains and artifacts and other cultural resources. But witnesses said government agencies often ignore these and other mandates.
"Even though we've had existing legislation in place and administrative procedures, federal agencies often take off on a tangent and do things on their own," Steve Brady, a Northern Cheyenne tribal member, told the committee. Brady is working on ensuring continued access to federal lands that tribal members still use for ceremonies.
Native people are treated unfairly when it comes to their own religious beliefs, said Suzan Shown Harjo, president of the Morning Star Institute. She called on Congress to create a right to sue when sacred places are threatened.
"We need a way to get into court if only to avoid going there," she said. "Without a cause of action to protect sacred places we have no way of getting around a negotiating table. We don't have any leverage."
William D. Bettenberg, a Department of Interior official, agreed that legislation was needed but for a different reason. He said that confidential information sometimes has to be kept from prying eyes. "You don't want people to know about the site for fear of looting," he said.
Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-Colo.), chairman of the committee, has introduced a bill, S.288, that could address consultation and other sensitive issues. It would allow tribes and tribal organizations to enter into contracts with the Interior to identify important cultural sites.
On the House side, Rep. Nick Rahall (D-W.Va.) has introduced the Native American Sacred Lands Act to enforce an executive order signed by former President Bill Clinton. It would allow tribes to petition to have federal lands excluded from development.
Sen. Tim Johnson (D-S.D.) recounted five examples this year alone that have caused confusion and even litigation over sacred sites and burial grounds. "This really does involve a profoundly consequential matter," he said. "As Native people find over and over again, their most sacred sites [and] sacred remains [are] being treated in a way that would be considered utterly intolerable in any other community."
Relevant Documents: Written Witness Testimony
(June 18, 2003)
Relevant Bills: Indian Contracting and Federal Land Management Demonstration Project Act
(S.288) | Native American Sacred Lands Act
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My Real Children by Jo Walton (book review).
I asked to review ‘My Real Children’ partly because I met Jo Walton and provided the cover for her ‘Guest of Honour Special’ at Novacon 43 but had never read any of her novels and also because it was listed as ‘SF’. It isn’t – at least not ‘as we know it’ – and neither is it fantasy, for which Jo is best known. It is one of those books that is genre-defying, but I suppose it is Science Fiction in much the same way as ‘The Time Traveller’s Wife’. Not that it has any similarity to that, inasmuch as it concerns what we call alternative (alternate, US) timelines or the multiverse. But there is no science or attempt to explain this and none is needed. As such, it may be read and enjoyed by anyone, whether they consider that they like SF or not.
How many of us have not considered writing a story in which choices are made, with totally different results? Certainly I have. You know, you walk down the road and take a right fork, where you meet someone who changes your life. Or you take a left fork and pick up a dropped wallet which plunges you into an adventure. How do you handle it?
The novel opens in the year 2015, when Patricia Cowan is nearly 90 and in a residential home. Her medical notes show her as ‘Confused’ and no wonder. Up to the end of World War Two, her memories are fixed. She goes to Oxford University and, at this point, she meets a rather awkward young man, Mark, whom she comes to believe loves her, as she does him. Then comes a phone call in which he forces her to make a choice, to marry him or not. This is where her world changes.
In one, Patricia becomes Tricia or Trish: in the other Patsy, Patty or Pat. In the first, she says, ‘Yes’ and marries Mark, a Roman Catholic, who proves to be domineering and bullying. Neither is experienced sexually, but he treats Tricia only as a baby machine, each time bringing home a bottle of wine ‘to relax them’ when he expects to have his clumsy and brutal way with her.
This eventually results in a number of miscarriages, but also four healthy children and, in later chapters, we learn how they develop and have careers with one, Doug, becoming a minor but quite successful rock musician. He has a hit record, ‘Getting Married On The Moon’, which later comes true for another son. For, in both worlds, the only real science fictional element is the human race has a much greater presence in space than in our own world, with orbital stations, bases on the Moon and missions to Mars. But in one, the Europeans and Russians work together but the Americans are bitter and suspicious rivals and there are missiles on the Moon waiting to rain down, while in the other East and West cooperate peacefully.
Pat’s world develops quite differently. She says, ‘No’ to Mark’s marriage proposal, spends money saved for the wedding on a holiday in Italy and becomes a successful writer of guide books, starting with Florence, where she eventually lives for part of each year with the woman she has fallen in love with, Beatrice, known as ‘Bee’. Both have children, three in all, with the help of a man of whom they are both fond and these, too, grow up and have their own lives, calling one mother ‘Mum’ and the other ‘Momma’. Here again, one boy, Philip, becomes a successful musician and composer, though this time of classical music. The book is written in alternate chapters, Trish then Pat, without either acknowledging the world and lives of the other.
In one, President John F. Kennedy is assassinated, though in a different manner. In the other, Kennedy goes on living but does not run for election again after the Cuban missile crisis. In one world, nuclear weapons are used by various countries and with horrific fallout effects, such as cancers; in the other, not. Later in the book, these have a serious effect on some of the characters.
Ironically, it is not until the final chapter, when Trish/Pat has dementia and is in a nursing home, that she bemusedly tries to sort out in her mind why she has memories of two lives, two sets of children and grandchildren, all seeming equally real and hence the title. How could this be? Both Pat and Trish had marched for peace, had written many letters and joined organisations which attempted to make the world a better place. Could either really have made any difference? There are mentions during the book of the ‘butterfly effect’. Could the fact that she married Mark possibly have tipped the balance so that her own unhappiness led to the world becoming a happier one? I suspect that Jo Walton is suggesting that it could and that one person can make a difference, but this is not made clear. I recommend that after reading the final chapter you immediately re-read the first one, because it does help to clarify what happened during those two lives.
There are obvious messages about feminism and, indeed, about homosexual marriage. It makes very clear why this became necessary since, before it was changed, the law made life horribly difficult for men or women who wanted to live together, especially when it came to dividing up their homes, belongings and children after death or any other form of separation.
I did not realise that this is a reprinted US Tor edition until I came across spellings such as ‘neighbor’ and ‘pajamas’. I have also never understood why Americans capitalise ‘Earth’ but not ‘Moon’ or indeed ‘Sun’, all are proper nouns and indeed are the most important bodies in the universe to us and surely they deserve that? But this is just a personal soapbox! The book does have messages about personality, on the nature of family and of happiness and, because they may read it on a more emotional level, I suppose that some may consider this a ‘woman’s book’. I enjoyed it and indeed it opened my eyes to some issues that I had not really considered before. So I suppose it succeeded on some levels and I recommend it as an unusual and thought-provoking read.
David A. Hardy
(pub: TOR/Forge, 2014. 317 page small hardback. Price: $25.99 (US), $28.99 (CAN). ISBN: 978-0-7653-3265-3
pub: Corsair/Constable Robinson, 2014. 317 page hardback. Price: £19.99 (UK). ISBN: 978-1-47211-562-1)
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Australian ski areas are reporting fresh snowfall, for many their third falls in a week, bringing to an end a period of warmer, drier weather which dominated through the latter half of July and start of August.
Selwyn ski area had been forced to close its skiing for lack of snow several weeks ago but now says it expects to re-open its ski slopes tomorrow thanks to the new snow, which is continuing to fall.
Other ski areas are celebrating the new snow too. Thredbo (pictured above today) reporting 10cm and there were similar accumulations at Hotham, Perisher and others.
"This weekend will be a fantastic time at Falls Creek for skiers and boarders of all levels," said Betony Pitcher, Falls Creek Ski Lifts' Marketing Manager. "It's going to be plenty of fun in wide open terrain with fresh powder turns the pick of the day! Our grooming team has been working hard throughout the night to get the mountain ready to ride, with the fresh flakes giving our runs an extra bit of fun."
Most resorts have 60-80% of their terrain open and there's more snowfall forecast.


text: Darlington, a town in the south of the county of Durham, on a slight elevation overlooking the Skerne near its junction with the Tees, 23 miles S. of Durham, and 45 NNW. of York. The chief industry is connected with the extensive locomotive works; there are also iron and steel works, breweries, tanneries, and wool-mills. Pop. (1821) 6551; (1851) 11,228; (1871) 27,730; (1901) 44,500, many of them connected with the Society of Friends. Darlington was incorporated in 1867, since then also returning one member to parliament. Its prosperity dates from the opening, on 27th September 1825, of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the first passenger-line employing a locomotive-engine, which engine now stands on a pedestal outside the station. From the 11th century the town belonged to the bishops of Durham, and till 1867 a borough bailiff, appointed by the bishop, managed its affairs. St Cuthbert's collegiate church, a very fine specimen of Early English, was founded in 1160. It has a tower 180 feet high. Among the chief modern erections are the spacious new railway station (1887), a grammar-school, and a free library (1885).

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Around 40% of the first group of nursing associates, due to graduate at the end of 2018, want to go on to become registered nurses.
Professor Ian Cumming, chief executive of Health Education England (HEE), revealed during an education select committee meeting last week that HEE are encouraging nursing associates to train as registered nurses through the nursing degree apprentice route, in an attempt to boost nursing numbers.
And he claimed that around 40% of the current crop of nursing associates wants to enrol on the nursing degree apprentice programme.
He said: ‘The main route HEE are pursuing through to nursing degree apprentice is the ‘2+2’ route – bringing people in to apprentice training as nursing associates, which takes two years. And we know that 40% of the cohort of nursing associates that will be graduating in December want to go on the nursing degree apprentice route.’
Professor Cumming later added that the nursing degree apprentice courses tended be accessed by more mature students, with the 18-year-olds still preferring the traditional undergraduate three-year nursing degree.
But despite the high rate of nursing associates wanting to continue their training as nurses, health minister Steve Barclay felt there was still an opportunity being missed with the number of people who want to be a nurse, but who are being ‘rejected’.
He said: ‘I think the big opportunity is the fact that there are so many people who want to be a nurse who are being rejected. For example if you take Leeds, in the last week or two they advertised 30 nursing degree apprenticeship roles, and within seven days they had 500 applicants.’
Back in June, Professor Cumming stated at the NHS Confed conference that he expected around 17,000 nursing associates to have gone on to train as nurses over the next 10 years.

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The war between Asia and Afghanistan intensified and suffered heavy casualties! When the situation is critical, Putin came forward to make a key statement
Armenia and Azerbaijan broke out in a new round of conflict in the Naka region on the 27th. Both sides accused each other of violating the ceasefire agreement and taking the lead in launching a military offensive.
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Cake in a Spray Can? Leave it to New England!
Proving that necessity is the mother of invention (well not really)...These New England college students have invented cake in a spray can.
This opens up a whole new world of great instant food choices. Spaghetti in a can is just a small step away from silly string. Spray pizza may be the greatest thing ever. If anybody invents aerosol egg rolls, I may never have to use my freezer again!

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Kmart has released its Kyralee Shields Collaboration, a new range which features the paintings and designs of a talented Dharug and Darkinjung artist.
"Kyralee's paintings are a combination of her Indigenous roots and modern contemporary art," Kmart said in a statement about the release.
Read on to find out more about the products in this new range.
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This board is perfect for serving cheese, crackers and fruit.
"Inspired by her mother's painful history as part of the Stolen Generations and her own vibrant heritage, Kyralee channels her creativity into paintings that honour and recognise her ancestors whilst expressing her cultural identity," Kmart said in a statement.
Mudyin Ngurrawa means 'Family on Country' in Dharug.
"Her work aims to capture the beauty, strength and resilience of her heritage, but also reflects the trauma experienced by her family," Kmart's statement reads.
These Mudyin Ngurrawa Napkins add a fun touch to your dining table.
"Through her art, she aims to instill cultural pride in her children and future generations, celebrating the freedom to embrace and express their cultural legacy."
This enamel tray is perfect to serve appetisers on.
Shields says: "Collaborating with Kmart is a dream come true. It's allowed me to work with a brand I grew up with who provide quality, on-trend products that are accessible to a wide demographic. It has enabled me to share my art with a wider audience while working with a forward-thinking chain."
This quilt cover set is reversible, offering more for your money.
"Having a brand like Kmart support First Nations artists provides broad exposure to our culture and heritage through art and storylines within the evolving contemporary style, which is important to me."
Great for salad or pasta, this enamel bowl is multifunctional.
"It's been so gratifying to work on this project with such a wonderful team of people. It's also been enlightening to see all the different aspects that took my original painting through to the completion of this incredible range that now line Kmart's shelves," Shields added.
Made from the scent of patchouli and sandalwood, this candle promises to waft through your living space.
Shields says: "With this collection, I hope to have a positive impact on established and emerging Indigenous artists. I would like it to encourage them to share their talents and stories through creative endeavours with the broader community."
These tea towels act as great wet wipes, decorations and hot tray holders.
Celebrating her culture, Shields reveals: "I feel it's important for younger generations especially to feel proud of their heritage, and for all Australians to celebrate and appreciate our unique culture."
A stunning decoration for any space, Shields says that within this work and her collection: "You'll see elements that represent the traditional land to which my family belong and my deep connection to family"
This pair of mugs was made in collaboration with Kmart as well: "To create our latest homewares range, our Melbourne design team worked closely with Kyralee from start to finish to understand the artwork's purpose and meaning."
This candle has the scent of eucalyptus and citrus.
"This co-collaboration included key steps, such as noting the importance of certain colours, markings and their meaning to Kyralee."
Adding a touch of elegance to your tabletop, this table cloth is full of cultural significance.
Kmart says it "ensured our suggested product extensions were an authentic and appropriate representation of her story and upheld the integrity of her artwork."

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I have a question someone may be able to help me with. Can you tell me what is the best type of cake to cover with fondant icing?
I have used Victoria sponge in the past but I know this isn't ideal and the icing becomes too heavy.
What would you suggest? I want something tasty that would work well to hold up my decorations.
I love using the White Almond Sour Cream cake recipe on this site:
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After playing away from home just once in its first seven games of the season, Ohio State is hitting the road again this weekend for the second week in a row.
For the only time in a regular season that features eight home games and only four road games, Ohio State will play back-to-back road games as it heads to Evanston, Illinois, this weekend to play Northwestern one week after traveling to Penn State.
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On paper, this game shouldn’t be near the challenge last week’s game in State College was. The Buckeyes are favored to win by 38 points and Northwestern has lost its previous seven games in a row.
But Ryan Day doesn’t want his team to take its foot off the gas pedal now. The final month of the regular season is now underway, and every game matters as the Buckeyes look to keep themselves at the forefront of the Big Ten standings and the College Football Playoff race. So just as he has been all season, Day continues to preach competitive stamina to his team going into its first game of November.
“I think the first thing is that we've always said it's about us. So why does that change this week?” Day said. “You have to continue to do what you're doing and get better every week. If you don't, not only do you show weakness, but you set yourself up for problems down the road. And I think that when you have a problem or you lose a game, maybe it's something you did that week, but maybe it's something you did the weeks leading up to it. So for us, our goals are still our goals. And if we don't maximize every single minute of the day this week, then it doesn't matter.
“It's a Big Ten matchup. It's on the road. (Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald) does an unbelievable job. I know maybe they don't have the record that they want to, but we gotta go play football and we want to play at a high level. That's the goal here. So it, again, really shouldn't matter who we're playing against. Competitive stamina is exactly what we talked about at the beginning of the season, and we'll continue to reiterate that this week.”
Championship contender vs. cellar-dweller
Ohio State and Northwestern find themselves in polar opposite positions entering this week’s game.
The Buckeyes are 8-0, the second-ranked team in the country, tied for the Big Ten East lead and ranked in the top 10 nationally in scoring offense (2nd), total offense (6th), total defense (6th) and scoring defense (10th). Northwestern is 1-7, dead last in the conference standings and ranks 83rd in scoring defense, 90th in total offense, 94th in total defense and 120th in scoring offense.
Northwestern hasn’t won a game in more than two months and has yet to earn a victory on American soil this season, as its only win came in Week 0 when it earned a 31-28 win over Nebraska in Dublin. The Wildcats went 0-3 in non-conference play against Duke, Southern Illinois (an FCS school) and Miami (Ohio) and have since lost four straight conference games against Penn State, Wisconsin, Maryland and Iowa.
Their most recent result was as ugly as any of them, as they allowed Iowa – who has averaged only 16.4 points and 248.6 yards per game this season – to score 33 points on 398 yards.
Northwestern has given Ohio State some competitive matchups in the past, most recently in the 2020 Big Ten Championship Game, when the Wildcats held a 10-6 lead at halftime before the Buckeyes scored 16 unanswered points in the second half. However, this year’s Northwestern squad has shown none of the competitiveness that the Big Ten West-winning Wildcat team did.
Buckeyes look to get run game going
We thought last week might be an opportunity for Ohio State to get its run game back on track after rushing for only 66 yards against Iowa. It didn’t turn out that week, as the Buckeyes only managed 98 yards on 26 carries against Penn State, marking the first time since 2018 that Ohio State was held under 100 rushing yards in back-to-back games.
That’s all the more reason for the Buckeyes to look to establish the run early and often in a game they’re expected to win big. Northwestern’s rushing defense isn’t formidable – the Wildcats rank 105th nationally in yards allowed per rushing attempt (4.57) and 109th in rushing yards allowed per game (186.4) – but a big day on the ground would nevertheless help Ohio State’s rushing offense build some much-needed momentum for the home stretch of the season.
Ohio State also might need to lean more heavily on its run game than usual if Saturday’s game ends up being played in inclement weather. The weather forecast for Saturday in Evanston calls for rain and winds that could gust over 40 miles per hour, which could make passing the ball downfield more challenging – though C.J. Stroud and the Buckeyes still project to have the advantage over Northwestern’s passing defense, which ranks 101st nationally with 7.68 yards allowed per passing attempt.
“With the weather like that, running the ball is going to have to be a big thing for us,” Ohio State left tackle Paris Johnson Jr. said Wednesday. “Our mindset is that we've done it before in the past at a really high level, and that’s who we are, and we’re going to have it to show it again Saturday.”
How much the Buckeyes run the ball could depend partly on the health of Miyan Williams, who left the Penn State game late in the first quarter with hand and knee injuries. Williams appears likely to be available, though, as Day said Thursday that Ohio State is “looking forward to getting him back this week” and he was seen leaving the practice field in uniform on Wednesday.
Buckeyes poised to break record
No Football Bowl Subdivision team has ever scored 20 or more points in 70 consecutive games, but Ohio State could become the first to do so on Saturday.
Although it did take until the middle of the fourth quarter for the Buckeyes to reach that mark in their eventual 44-31 win over Penn State last weekend, it would be a massive surprise if Ohio State doesn’t hit the 20-point mark against Northwestern.
The Buckeyes haven’t been held below 20 points since their 31-16 loss in 2017 to Oklahoma, who was in the midst at that time of setting the standing record streak of 69 consecutive 20-point games. The Sooners’ streak ended last year, but Ohio State tied that record in Happy Valley.
Considering Northwestern has allowed 31 or more points in six of its eight games this season, it would come as a shock if the Wildcats were the team to end that streak. If the Buckeyes can score 40 or more points on Saturday, they would also set a Big Ten record with their eighth consecutive 40-point games, breaking the record of seven previously set by Michigan in 1901-02 that Ohio State tied in its fourth-quarter scoring explosion last week.
Keep An Eye on These Guys
RB Evan Hull
No. 26 should be circled on the scouting report for Ohio State’s defense this week because Hull has been Northwestern’s most productive offensive player by far. The junior running back ranks 12th in the entire Football Bowl Subdivision in yards from scrimmage this season as he leads the Wildcats in rushing (136 carries for 579 yards and three touchdowns) and receptions (45 catches for 461 yards and two touchdowns).
“They got a really good running back,” Ohio State safety Lathan Ransom said. “They use him in a lot of different ways. He’s really good.”
Hull’s production has slowed against better competition, as he has been held to 77 or fewer yards from scrimmage in four of Northwestern’s last five games, but he has nonetheless been the Wildcats’ most reliable weapon both on running plays and as a receiver out of the backfield. He has the speed and shiftiness to be a playmaking threat even against a defense of Ohio State’s caliber, but if the Buckeyes bottle him up, they’ll likely be able to shut down Northwestern’s offense as a whole.
LT Peter Skoronski
Even though Johnson and Dawand Jones are projected to be early-round picks in the 2023 NFL draft, it’s arguable neither of them will be the best offensive tackle on the field Saturday. Skoronski is widely regarded as one of the top offensive tackles in the country and could be selected as the early top 10 picks in next year’s draft.
A highly recruited prospect who chose Northwestern over power programs like Notre Dame, Michigan and Penn State, Skoronski has started every game for the Wildcats since he arrived in Evanston in 2020 and earned All-Big Ten second-team honors as a true freshman before earning first-team honors as a sophomore. He was selected along with Johnson to the Associated Press midseason All-America team and is graded by Pro Football Focus as the best pass blocker in the country, having allowed only one sack and four total pressures on 362 pass-blocking snaps this season.
While J.T. Tuimoloau is coming off the game of his life and Zach Harrison has also excelled in recent weeks, Skoronski will put Ohio State’s defensive ends to the test when they’re going head-to-head with him. In a matchup offensive tackle-needy NFL teams will surely be watching closely, Skoronski’s presence also provides added motivation for Johnson and Jones to perform at their best.
“Peter’s a good guy. We played in the All-American game together and it's cool to see another guy in my class just really excel at his position and just be dominant,” Johnson said. “But I mean, honestly, I feel like it's kind of like when you're playing like high school ball and you have a best friend on the other team, and even though you might not play the same position, you just want to out-compete them. It's a competition at that point, you know, to show who can be more dominant in that game.”
DE Adetomiwa Adebawore
Johnson and Jones have already held their own against plenty of highly touted edge rushers this season, but they and the rest of Ohio State’s offensive line will face another one in Evanston. Adebawore, who was recently ranked by PFF as the No. 50 overall prospect in the 2023 draft class, will challenge the Buckeyes’ blockers from all over the defensive front as a 6-foot-2, 280-pound defensive end who also frequently kicks inside to rush from the defensive tackle spot.
Adebawore leads the Wildcats with four sacks and 23 total pressures this season, and he’s also forced two fumbles. Northwestern is going to need some big plays on defense if it’s going to have a chance to upset Ohio State, and Adebawore – the highest-graded defender (73.7) on Northwestern’s defense, per PFF – is the most likely candidate to disrupt front for the Wildcats.
Game Week Talk
“The biggest thing is we just have to handle it better than our opponent, because they have to deal with it as well. And if it's extreme, then we have to make adjustments.”– Ryan Day on the potential for inclement weather
Day acknowledged that the weather forecast for Saturday’s game “doesn't look very promising,” but that’s not necessarily going to change the Buckeyes’ game plan. Day said the Buckeyes have practiced in the elements when they can this season to prepare for adverse weather, but that they try not to worry about weather forecasts too far in advance, knowing the actual weather doesn’t always match the forecast.
“Year in and year out, Coach Day has done a phenomenal job, and I have so much respect for the program that he’s built and the job that he’s done.”– Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald
Both Day and Fitzgerald had nothing but praise for one another this week. Fitzgerald also said he ranked Ohio State as the No. 1 team in the country on his Coaches Poll ballot. Asked about Stroud, he said “from a standpoint of quarterback play, I’m not sure there’s anybody playing better than C.J. right now in the country.”
“At the end of the day, we treat every game the same. We can't look past an opponent. We can't look forward. I mean, we're excited to play Northwestern. We're excited to go to Northwestern and play a good team.”– Lathan Ransom
This isn’t the first time Ransom or his teammates have said this. Even though this week’s game is expected to be a blowout, as many of Ohio State’s games have been this year, the Buckeyes know they still need to prepare hard this week and play hard Saturday to ensure they don’t have a letdown.
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- Ohio State has a 64-14-1 all-time record against Northwestern. The Buckeyes have won 33 of the last 34 games in the series, with the Wildcats’ only win over Ohio State in the last 50 years coming in a 33-27 game in Evanston in 2004.
- Fitzgerald (who was Northwestern’s linebackers coach in 2004) is 0-8 against Ohio State as Northwestern’s head coach. Day is 2-0 against Northwestern as Ohio State’s head coach.
- Day and Northwestern defensive coordinator Jim O’Neil previously coached together in 2016, when Day was the San Francisco 49ers’ quarterbacks coach and O’Neil was the 49ers’ defensive coordinator.
- Northwestern’s roster includes eight players from Ohio, all of whom are backups: Running back Cam Porter (Cincinnati), defensive end Aidan Hubbard (Cleveland), defensive end Najee Story (Solon), tight end Marshall Lang (Cincinnati), defensive end Jaiden Cameron (Clayton), offensive lineman Ben Wrather (Powell), wide receiver Jack Kennedy (Cleveland Heights) and defensive back Garner Wallace (Pickerington).
- This week’s game will serve as a homecoming for Ohio State freshman wide receiver Kaleb Brown, a Chicago native who is the Buckeyes’ only player from Illinois.
- Ohio State is playing a true road game for the second consecutive week for the first time since November 2018, when the Buckeyes played Michigan State and Maryland on the road in back-to-back weeks.
- This week’s game is Ohio State’s fourth noon game of the season and third noon game in a row. It will also be the fourth Buckeye game this season broadcast on ABC.
How It Plays Out
Line: Ohio State -38, O/U 56
Ohio State is favored to win this game by the third-largest spread it’s faced all season, behind only its home games against Arkansas State and Rutgers. And if anything, that spread feels like it should be higher rather than lower.
Simply put, nothing suggests Saturday’s game in Evanston should be close. Ohio State has been significantly better than Northwestern on both sides of the ball, and while the Wildcats have a couple of notable NFL prospects, there’s still a significant talent gap between the two teams.
Ohio State didn’t cover the spread against Arkansas State or Rutgers, which could serve as a warning against betting on the Buckeyes this week. While Northwestern has lost seven straight games, the Wildcats have kept five of their seven losses within 10 points and have only lost by more than 20 points once. Lousy weather has the potential to keep scoring lower, and perhaps the notoriously long grass at Ryan Field can slow the Buckeyes a bit, too.
That said, Ohio State has won six of its eight games this season by at least 29 points, and everyone on the Eleven Warriors staff is expecting the Buckeyes to win by at least that margin again.
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'Women on the Move' program returns
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Women's Resource Center, Transition of Prisoners (TOP) Inc., Tri-Cities
Tobacco Reduction Coalition, Post-Release Opportunities for Vocation and
Education (PROVE), and Women in Community Service (WICS).
Representatives from Concordia College, Henry Ford Community College,
Macomb County Community College, Madonna University, UM-Dearborn, Washtenaw
County Community College, Wayne County Community College, and Wayne State
University will provide information on higher education services.
The program is a collaboration among the Women's Studies Program and
the Commission for Women at UM-Dearborn; United Way Community Services
of Metropolitan Detroit; the Business Professional Women's Organization;
the American Association of University Women of Dearborn; and numerous
human service organizations in the area.
A second Women on the Move event will be held Thursday, May 13 on the
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There are never enough hours in the day for your typical business executive. The stresses of running a modern business can stretch even the most productive, and early-rising, individuals to the limit. A Harvard Business Review report from last year, for example, claimed that CEOs work on average 62.5 hours per week — over 50% more than a regular full-time employee. Unfortunately, this may have serious repercussions for cybersecurity.
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India currently has more or less adequate number of healthcare professionals, but their distribution across the country is rather lopsided, according to a new study.
Although the overall size of health workers population in India is smaller than that of many developed countries, these numbers are close to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) minimum threshold of 22.8 doctors and nurses per 10,000 population. However, there are serious problems related to their distribution across States and rural-urban settings, revealed a study carried out by researchers from the Indian Institute of Public Health (IIPH), Gurugram.
“The bulk of doctors and nurses are located in major cities, leaving a significant gap in rural areas and in poor States,” said the IIPH researchers led by Anup Karan in a paper published in British Medical Journal BMJ Open .
Despite 71 per cent of the country being predominantly rural, the proportion of doctors and nurses in rural areas are 34 per cent and 33 per cent, respectively, it showed. More than 80 per cent of the doctors and 70 per cent of the paramedics work in the private sector.
The researchers used the 2016 National Sample Survey (NSS) data as well as national registries of professional practitioners till 2015 to tabulate the data. The density of doctors and nurses and midwives per 10,000 population is 20.6 as per the NSS data, while it was 26.7 per 10,000 if the total number of health professionals registered with different councils and associations is taken into account.
The density of health professional is highest for Kerala and Delhi at 52.7 and 49.9 (per 10,000), respectively. The number of doctors is highest in Delhi with 34.4 per 10,000 people, followed by Maharasthra (19.7) and Chhattisgarh (18.3). The lowest density of physicians and surgeons is in Assam and Himachal Pradesh — a lowly 1.8 and 1.9 per 10,000 people.
“With nearly 60,000 medical college seats available in the country, we would be able to have adequate number of practising doctors in India in a few years’ time,” said Himanshu Negandhi, IIPH researcher and a co-author of the study.
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Houston Police Chief Troy Finner announced Thursday that his officers are no longer allowed under agency policy to chase all fleeing drivers, a change aimed at reducing the number of crashes and injuries during police pursuits.
Finner said officers are not allowed anymore to chase fleeing drivers who are only suspected of the lowest-level misdemeanor crimes, as well as those with traffic, municipal or nonviolent misdemeanor warrants.
HPD policy still gives officers permission to chase drivers suspected of higher-level misdemeanors and felonies. With a supervisor’s approval, they also are allowed to pursue vehicles with stolen or missing license plates or somebody inside the car who is subject to an ongoing investigation.
The announcement follows a Houston Chronicle investigation published last month that found HPD vehicle pursuits had risen 47 percent in the last five years, contributing to an increase in crashes and injuries. According to the Chronicle, 240 bystanders were injured or killed during that time, and one out of three HPD chases resulted in a crash.
Finner said HPD is averaging five vehicle chases per day so far in 2023, a 26 percent increase compared to this time last year. HPD officials said 172 people were injured and three died as a result of police chases through the end of August this year. A fourth person died in a pursuit this month.
At a press conference Thursday, Finner said HPD has had “too many” chases and injuries in recent years.
“Nobody is giving up our right to police,” Finner said. “You got the wrong chief, the wrong leaders in the wrong police department if you think that’s what it is. It’s not. It’s just us being smarter.”
Finner, who took over as HPD’s police chief in 2021, said he believes officers can still hold fleeing suspects accountable by arresting them after they drive away from officers. He did not know Thursday how many pursuits initiated in years past would have been prohibited by the new policy.
Under HPD’s policy, officers are allowed to chase vehicles “only if the officer determines in good faith under the circumstances (that) the need to immediately apprehend the suspect outweighs the … risk of harm to the officer or the public,” Finner said.
The policy addition, however, states that officers are not allowed to pursue drivers suspected of Class C misdemeanors, the least serious of the three types of misdemeanors under Texas law, or those with lower-level warrants.
Finner noted that his officers would be receiving updated training on pursuits, as well as tactics “aimed at stopping a pursuit before they begin.” He declined to discuss those tactics Thursday.
Geoffrey Alpert, a professor of criminology at the University of South Carolina and national expert in vehicle pursuits, said Houston is joining many other agencies that have created additional policies restricting chases. However, Alpert said some departments have gone further than Houston.
“What Houston did was go from a very vague policy … where you could chase anyone for anything to a middle ground, which is better than it was but still doesn’t reach the standard of a violent crime,” Alpert said.
Douglas Griffith, the president of the Houston Police Officers’ Union, said his organization took part in the policy changes and appreciated that Finner didn’t ban all chases of nonviolent offenders.
“I believe that this is just a good way for us to try to minimize the impact on citizens, innocent citizens, yet still have the ability to pursue … violent offenders,” Griffith said.
Finner said he wanted to allow officers to continue pursuing stolen vehicles — even if the driver’s identity and background aren’t known — because “we know for a fact that these criminals, the violent criminals in our city, steal cars daily to commit violent crime.”
Alpert, however, balked at that idea.
“Putting people’s lives at risk for suspicions … that’s not good police work,” Alpert said.
Finner also promised a new public dashboard that would show data about agency chases. He said HPD staff are still determining what information will be shared.
“We can’t bring back a relative, but we can do the best that we can do,” Finner said.


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Recently, I attended a banquet of a local Human Resources organization honoring companies who had outstanding diversity programs. The featured speaker of the night was an African-American woman who ran a consulting firm focusing on team building and executive coaching. Her message to the group was basically that in order to promote diversity-related issues in a company, one has to speak the language of the CEO, which is language of money and profit. She clearly conveyed the message that in order to promote inclusiveness and diversity in a corporation you have to show how diversity positively affects the financial bottom line. What troubled me more than her basic message was her reference to people as “assets” and “resources” toward the goal of making money; this from a woman whose ancestors had merely been “property” of the plantation owners. I left the banquet depressed and angry that American capitalism had reduced people to merely a means to an end and that the business culture had again seduced one who ought to know better.
Capitalism operates on an illusion that if one hasthe right skills to make the right product or service, one can make a lot of money. The reality is that 5% of the population owns 80% of the wealth, that there is a tilted playing field that favors the haves over the have-nots, and that the rich-poor gap is increasing rather than closing. Americans call themselves the “richest country in the world” and yet when it comes to quality of life indicators such as infant mortality, general health, or crime rates, we are way down the list. We may have the greatest health care system in the world but when 40 million people have no health care insurance, the greatest system in the world is meaningless. These realities are not just a glitch in the system; the problem is the system itself.
Capitalism is like playing the lottery. People play the lottery in hopes of winning millions of dollars. Instead of taxing people proportionate to their incomes, governments sell the illusion of getting rich quick and millions fall for the line (and mostly they are working class and poor folks). The likelihood of winning is miniscule. Every lottery ticket is a tax that people place on themselves while all the time holding onto the illusion they are playing a game that will make them rich. Capitalism is the same way; it sells the illusion that someday one can make it, when in fact it primarily benefits the haves on the backs of the have-nots. The truly sad thing is all the middle and working class people play along, contributing to a system that fundamentally has sold them a lie.
As I listened to the speaker at the diversity dinner, I asked myself a number of questions:
– What if, instead of tricking people and appealing to their baser motives, one appealed to people’s higher motives like justice, fairness, and love?
– What if instead of appealing to people’s greed for making money, one could appeal to people’s desire to actually improve people’s lives and make the world safer and healthier?
– What if we used the language of profit as only one of many strategies to get people to do the right thing, and in the process raise the ethical bar of the business community?
– What if we had business leaders with the courage to call people to clean up the environment, create equity and enhance the quality of life?
– What if the development of people, the enhancement of communities and the betterment of the world was the end and not the means of business?
– What if people and groups who reversed that equation and used people rather than served them were severely sanctioned and penalized?
– What if….?
I recently read an article about James Rouse, a real estate developer who designed the Baltimore Inner Harbor, Boston’s Fanueil Hall, the city of Columbia, Maryland and a host of other life-enhancing public spaces. James Rouse was quoted as saying that the purpose of business was not the bottom line, but to provide a meaningful product or service to the community. When companies first became incorporated in the mid-1800’s that was their charter: to provide a meaningful service or product to the community. It was only in the early 1900’s that capitalism was given legal sanction to limit their concern to the bottom line.
As I listened to that speaker talk about how to sell the idea that all workers had inherent value regardless of race, gender, culture, orientation or creed, I thought there have to be ways out of the new slavery of capitalism. Maybe we can do the right thing, just because it is the right thing…and still do good business. What an amazing thought!
For more on the need to reform corporate life see the following books:
The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power by Joel Bakan
Tyranny of the Bottom Line: Why Corporations Make Good People Do Bad Things by Ralph W. Estes


We are fans of Dora The Explorer here on Spanglish Baby, and have shared Dora’s story with you. Dora gets our little ones excited about being bilingual, and not just our Spanish speaking kids, but she’s definitely proven that kids everywhere, bilingual or not, can relate to her and enjoy learning about a different culture and language. It’s no wonder Dora is the most watched preschool program on TV!
This Friday, March 16, Nickelodeon is inviting us to Dora and Boot’s exciting aquatic adventure. The half hour special, “Dora’s Rescue in Mermaid Kingdom” airs at 10am (ET/PT) and will feature Thalia! Yes, the international superstar Thalia will be voicing a mermaid who is trying to reconnect with her lost daughter. And, you guessed it, there will be plenty of singing involved!
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Hagerstown is a nice place to live and as the metropolitan areas get more crowded, many are choosing to make this city their new home. Unfortunately, some are people we'd rather not see set up housekeeping here.
Who are these undesirables? They're members of street gangs who have been released from the state prison complex south of Hagerstown. Instead of going back to where they lived before their convictions, they choose to stay here.
So says Hagerstown Police Detective Todd Dunkle, a member of the city's Street Crimes Unit and Western region director for MARGIN (Mid-Atlantic Region Gang Investigators Network).
In a November interview with The Herald-Mail's Pepper Ballard, Dunkle said there are several hundred gang members in the area, mostly members of the Crips and the Bloods, both of which have ties to the New York area.


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By Angie Blake
Ravenport~the home for the criminally and mentally insane. Some say it might be haunted. Others know the truth. This is the story of Ravenport, when it was alive and well. Where the only thing haunting this building were the people that already lived there. It will tease you. It will haunt you....
When Bree Wilson and her husband, Jason, purchase their first home in a small Michigan town, they are enchanted by its 19th century charm and character. Soon after moving in, however, Bree begins to have strange and terrifying encounters with an unknown entity. As supernatural activity in the...
This isn't much of a story and it's not ture or anything but i wouldn't read it if your sensitive to death etc...
it's about a girl waiting for her brother to return while she's stuck with her step-mother and the step-mother gets out of control...
Some kids who were visiting a haunted house experiences horror and attempts to get out.
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By Angie Blake
The new house definitely wasn't something Patty expected. It had all the luxuries of home including:eight bedrooms,three bathrooms, and a ghost by the name of Little Tommy Davenport.
A story I wrote about a haunted car.
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By Nr Allen
A new twist on creepy houses ...
haunted houses, the supernatural, possesed homes... this story follows the happenings in an ordinary student house, which by many would be viewed as possesed... the question is, are the phantoms real or imaginary? read on to make up your own mind.
By Jl Reaper
Two people investigate a haunted house.
By Liam Strong
I've been writing a lot of experience poems recently; hence, this too is a true story! The title is temporary. I'm open to suggestions for a new one if you think it needs one too!
â€œEveryone has the power of sight, yet most refuse to see.â€
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By Adya Dutta
It's inspired from a true story. Now cause it's a story, it's a bit long. But I am sure you would get trapped by the gothic plot. I tried to prose the story in a poem.
By Lost Knight
Saumya rushes to find out the mystery behind the ghostly flute-music. But after she returns, her friend Shundor realizes a horrible truth............
By Lost Knight
Sana,Milan and Dia decide to use an Ouija board never believing in anything such as the supernatural.
but soon there 'fun pass-time' takes the shape of their worst nightmare.
What happened to Milan after she left the room?
Where Sana actually was?
What Dia found out in the trunk that night?
Young kid goes to a mansion that was abandoned for almost 30 years, only to find out it's not abandoned.
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Three Reasons to Spend Thanksgiving in the Napa Valley
Thanksgiving in Napa Valley – wine, relaxation and quality time spent with friends. The Napa Valley is beautiful all year round, but autumn and especially Thanksgiving are uniquely so because the leaves are changing. Even wheat fields begin to take on their own dandelion yellow shade. Considering a vacation this year? Discover why you should give thanks in Napa Valley in this short, but helpful guide.
California is Lush and Fertile
There’s a common misconception held by many people who have never been to California that it’s suffered from extreme droughts over the last several years. While some areas of California certainly have, the Napa Valley is an exception. The land here is especially rich, luxurious and fertile, fed by volcanic soil and far more frequent precipitation than many other areas of the state. That’s also why it’s the perfect location for growing wine grapes. When you visit, you’ll see thick, rich forest, wide-open meadows, waterways and rolling croplands filled with people toiling away at the most ancient of arts, wine-making. You can stay at the boutique Napa hotel and just enjoy a bit of relaxation, get out into the countryside and explore, or even head downtown for a round of shopping and find new items to treasure when you leave.
Enjoy Much More Than Just Wine-Making
Although the Napa Valley is famous for its wines, there’s plenty of other activities to enjoy when you visit. California as a whole is an extremely diverse state. Some of the best local activities include, but are not limited to:
- Hot air balloon rides
- Go on a safari
- Play golf
- Visit the theatre and watch a play
- Eat at gourmet restaurants
Many hotels host their own Thanksgiving events, too, and may provide packages that include everything from your hotel stay to your meal and even dancing afterwards, too. You can even enjoy great scenery when you make reservations at a boutique Napa hotel. It’s the perfect location for a peaceful and reflective Thanksgiving getaway.
Ride the Napa Valley Thanksgiving Train
While the Napa Valley Wine Train runs all throughout the year, special events occur much less often The Thanksgiving event takes place directly on Thanksgiving itself, and includes a beautiful multi-course meal with a roast turkey prepared by Chef Donald Young. While you dine, the train will weave and carve its way throughout the vineyards and greater valley. All told, you’ll spend approximately 3.5 to 4 hours on the train, eating gourmet turkey dinner and gazing out the window and some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States. The organizers also include a wine tasting event with every package.

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A long-running quiz show hosted by TV veteran Jack Barry, and later by Bill Cullen. In this show, contestants would have to answer questions on a wide variety of topics, with the prize ...
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A long-running quiz show hosted by TV veteran Jack Barry, and later by Bill Cullen. In this show, contestants would have to answer questions on a wide variety of topics, with the prize money determined by a slot machine-style device. The winning contestant could then move on to a bonus round, where they would play a slot machine for a chance at even bigger prizes, but with the risk of losing everything. Written by
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Jack Barry planned to retire from the show in September 1984, and wanted to give the hosting job to Jim Peck (who occasionally served as the show's substitute host). However, after Jack Barry's sudden death in May 1984, series producer Dan Enright rejected Peck in favor of Bill Cullen. See more »
[Farewell speech on the June 13, 1975 finale]
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the last "Joker's Wild" program. On Monday, a new program will appear here. It is called "Spin-Off", and it features a very good friend of mine, Jim Lange. I hope that you will watch it, 'cause I'm sure you will enjoy it. 686 programs ago, I had the distinct pleasure of saying, "Welcome to 'The Joker's Wild.'" I could not have been able to say that then, nor could I say goodbye to you now, without acknowledging the ...
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First off, I must say that this is a fun game show. Also, since I'm 24, I haven't seen every episode. However, I do know the show very well. Every time I've watched it, I've had a lot of fun playing along and watching. Despite the fact that it's finished its run, this makes me long to be a contestant. The thing I like most about it are the questions. Despite the fact that I don't know that many answers, I still have fun playing along. I hope the Game Show Network keeps it on so I can play along and watch again. If that happens, I will be really happy. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say that I'll always remember this show in my memory forever. Now, in conclusion, I hope that you catch it one day before it goes off the air for good.
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It was as close to a win-win decision as they get, especially considering that both sides lost.
The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an injunction landlords had obtained against enforcement of an anti-harboring statute, then dismissed their case and said they were not subject to prosecution under the law. Because the plaintiffs lacked standing, the court could have side-stepped the harboring issue. But instead, the court laid down the law.
"Because there is no reasonable interpretation by which merely renting housing or providing social services to an illegal alien constitutes 'harboring ... that person from detection,' we reverse the injunction and render a judgment of dismissal for want of jurisdiction," the court said.

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Shares of Carnival Corp. in addition to Royal Caribbean Group powered up toward report rallies Monday on volume that is serious, on hopes of a rapid healing inside the cruise business observing news that is positive on a possible COVID 19 vaccine.
Carnival’s stock CCL, +39.29 % soared 35.3 % contained daytime trading to the highest close since June seventeen. Which could be the biggest one day gain since the cruise operator went public in July 1987.
Another most significant gain was the 20.3 % rally on April 6, 2020, which was two sessions following the inventory reach a 27 year small.
Trading volume bulged to 160.4 million shares, in contrast to the full day average of about 34.0 zillion shares.
The rally comes after Pfizer Inc. PFE, +7.69 % in addition to BioNTech SE BNTX, +13.91 % mentioned the COVID-19 vaccine candidate of theirs, BNT162b2, was found to be ninety % effective during the very first interim assessment from Phase 3 study. That sparked a large rally inside the broader stock market, since the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +2.94 % charged 1,253 points, or perhaps 4.4 %, greater.
“Most of the recently available investor conversations of ours suggested the market place will have been accepting of effectiveness of 60% 70 %, therefore this specific consequence of [greater than] 90 % seems to be long in front of baseline expectations,” mentioned Barclays analyst Carter Gould.
Royal Caribbean shares RCL, +28.78 % bulled 28.0 % bigger to the greatest close after June eight. That would be the strongest one-day gain since they began trading contained April 1993.
Another biggest gain was the 24.7 % perform in place on Oct. thirteen, 2008, within the midst of the financial problem. Trading volume of 23.0 huge number of shares was more than triple the full-day typical of aproximatelly 7.4 huge number of shares.
Somewhere else, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.’s inventory NCLH, +26.75 % hiked up 27.1 %, in the direction of the maximum close since June nine. Which could be the second-biggest one-day gain since living public when it comes to January 2013. The shoot rally was the 42.2 % gain on March twenty four, 2020, that emerged within the wake of this stock’s record low close of $7.77 on March 18.


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Liked it , the room a little small but if you don t need to work inside the room it is super . Breakfast is good, even if the expresso should be included without problems :) . Recommended and I will be back hopefully soon
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Drink hydration pack of Quanzhou Huide Bags Co.,Ltd is highly customizable with various styles and specifications. If you have specific style requirements, please contact our Customer Service. For those in stock, different models and different batches vary in styles and specifications. We could assure you that the performance and quality of our products are all of the first rank.
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Meta is enabling interoperability for its Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp users in the EU, meaning they'll be able to message users on other third-party messaging platforms if they also use Signal's underlying encryption protocol, Meta shared in a blog post Wednesday.
Meta says it's turning on third-party interoperability as a part of its efforts to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which was passed to prevent large tech "gatekeepers" from preventing fair market competition or otherwise dominating the region's digital landscape. The DMA also calls for tech gatekeepers like Meta to provide interoperability between its products and those of its competitors.
Signal's encryption, which Meta already uses for both apps, will now guard messages as they move off Meta's platforms, but the company points out that it can't control what any third parties do with those messages once they've been received. Meta says any third-party messaging platform that doesn't use Signal's end-to-end encryption protocol will have to prove that their products are adequately securing message content to be accepted, however. Third-party apps will also have to pass a cryptographic signature process to connect to WhatsApp's servers.
"In order to maximize user security, we would prefer third-party providers to use the Signal protocol," Meta writes in its post. "Since this has to work for everyone however, we will allow third-party providers to use a compatible protocol if they are able to demonstrate it offers the same security guarantees as Signal."
Back in December, Meta turned off interoperability between Instagram and Messenger, presumably as part of its DMA plans. The EU has also deemed Apple, Amazon, Google parent company Alphabet, TikTok parent company ByteDance, and Microsoft to be "gatekeepers," but has carved out exceptions for Apple's iMessage app and Microsoft's Edge web browser.
Third-party interoperability across WhatsApp and Messenger opens up a much wider world for digital messaging, but Meta hasn't shared plans to allow users beyond the EU to see such freedom. The reason for this could be due to a perceived threat of competition or potential security risks posed by third-party servers. PCMag has reached out to Meta for comment.
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- Prime Minister Cameron pledged next day to outline terms
- Cameron to speak to parliament on EU membership on Monday
Former U.K. Foreign Secretary William Hague warned last week it would be a mistake for David Cameron to list his demands for Britain staying in the European Union, a day before the prime minister agreed to do just that.
Speaking at an HSBC Holdings Plc client conference in London on Wednesday, Hague “noted it would be foolish to publish a wish list for EU reform since it would immediately become a list of essential requirements and an inability to achieve them all could then be seen as failure,” the bank said in a report Monday.
Amid pressure for greater clarity from EU leaders, Cameron told them in Brussels on Thursday that he will send EU President Donald Tusk details of the changes he wants and the issues to be addressed. Once Cameron sends the letter, the “real negotiations can start,” Tusk said.
Hague’s observation is another indication that Cameron’s renegotiation of Britain’s EU membership may not be going to plan as other governments signal frustration with his refusal to spell out the concessions he wants and opinion polls show growing support for so-called Brexit. Cameron has pledged to hold a referendum by the end of 2017.
Hague, a former Conservative Party leader who was one of Cameron’s most senior ministers until he stepped down in May, said it would be better for any deal to be “rather like an egg in that it would need to be finished when it was delivered: the slightest crack would ruin the whole thing,” according to HSBC.
Cameron will report to Parliament in London on Monday afternoon on his talks in Brussels last week.
HSBC economist Liz Martins warned in her report that investor confidence could be damaged in the run-up to the referendum even if the U.K. doesn’t leave the EU.


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Adam Rickwood, 14, hanged himself in August 2004 after he was karate-chopped in the nose while being physically restrained by four officers at Hassockfield Secure Training Centre, 150 miles from his home in Burnley.
Before his death, Adam wrote a description of what had happened to him. He said he had been ordered to his room for no apparent reason. When he refused, four officers "restrained" him. "They all jumped on me and started to put my arms up my back and hitting me in the nose."
Adam's mother, Carol Pounder, is desperate for justice. "The people that restrained Adam can carry on tucking up their kids in bed at night. I can't," she said. "Other children are in danger of dying as long as these things are being done. What gives anybody the right to hurt children to keep them under control?"
An inquest into Adam's death earlier this year ruled it was a suicide. But his family is now pressing for a judicial review and Mrs Pounder is in no doubt who is to blame. "Justice needs doing and somebody to be made accountable for my son's death. The system failed him. The authorities have admitted behind closed doors that the restraint used on him was unlawful but wouldn't admit it in front of a jury."Reuse content


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