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The week ended with that stock market falling off the cliff – the Dow down over seven hundred points and then recovering to lose only five hundred seventy-two points – which was awful enough. Donald Trump was the cliff. In a fit of pique he suggested another one hundred billion dollars in tariffs on Chinese goods – his latest angry reaction to their reaction to his first and second in-your-face tariff announcements. He was ticked that they're fighting back. He acted on impulse. He didn't even tell his new economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, that this was coming.
Kudlow recovered. He spent the day telling everyone in sight that this wasn't a trade war. These were just proposals. Nothing had happened yet. No one had done anything yet. This was just positioning – a negotiation tactic – and no one believed that for a minute. Everyone knows that Trump is impulsive. There will be a trade war. There already is a trade war. It seemed likely that international commence will grind to a halt, some exporters will go bankrupt, jobs will be lost, the price of most everything will skyrocket, leading to a recession, maybe a major recession, or worse. It was time to sell off stocks in American producers of goods and services – Boeing and all the rest – even at a loss. No one would be buying anything until China had been thoroughly humiliated and bowed to Trump's will – and China seems to have decided they'd rather not be humiliated. Kudlow couldn't fix that – and it didn't help that Trump, in a radio interview, said that sure, there will be pain, but that after that pain everything would be wonderful, finally.
That didn't help matters. Trump didn't say how long that pain would last or when it would end, and of course he won't feel a bit of it. He's worth billions. Others will feel the pain. That's their problem, not his – but they have to understand that pain is for the greater good. This was a bit like what Lord Farquaad says in that Shrek movie – "Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make."
Lord Farquaad was the powerful but pathetic and absurd villain in that movie, always lashing out because he felt inadequate – he was very short – and there's a bit of Farquaad in Trump.
That's a worry. Jonathan Chait understands that some people are on the inside, so he respects an insider's reporting:
Axios editor Mike Allen is a consummate Establishmentarian who has spent his career laboring to win the approval of elites in both parties. Yesterday, Allen published a column headlined "The case for extreme worry." His observations are, indeed, quite worrying. "Checks are being ignored or have been eliminated, and critics purged as the president is filling time by watching Fox, and by eating dinner with people who feed his ego and conspiracy theories, and who drink in his rants," he notes. "Trump's closest confidants speak with an unusual level of concern, even alarm, and admit to being confused about what the president will do next – and why."
That Mike Allen item is here and Chait adds this:
It would be a mistake to overstate the change at hand. The Trump presidency has been a slow-moving freakout, every new episode representing a surreal extension of the unknown. Still, there is evidence that the chaos has increased in some important new way. After many members of the administration seemed to convince themselves last year that they had gained some control over their erratic chief executive, they see him slipping the restraints.
In short, things are getting worse:
The Wall Street Journal reports that the White House staff has attempted to correct Trump's mistaken beliefs about Amazon, to no avail. Staffers a "arranged private briefing" that "they believed debunked his concerns that Amazon was dodging taxes and exploiting the U.S. Postal Service." But Trump continued to directly contradict what he had learned because, a source explains, "It's not the narrative he wants."
The Associated Press reports that Trump has grown tired of his chief of staff's management, but also has not seen fit to fire him outright. Instead, "Trump recently told one confidant that he was 'tired of being told no' by Kelly and has instead chosen to simply not tell Kelly things at all."
Trump's advisers, despairing of their inability to educate the president, have taken to using television as the preferred vehicle for their tutelage. The Washington Post reports that Jeanine Pirro's Fox News program is the show of choice for this purpose. "Aides sometimes plot to have guests make points on Fox that they have been unable to get the president to agree to in person. 'He will listen more when it is on TV,' a senior administration official said." Pirro duty is considered important enough that "officials rotate going on Pirro's show because they know Trump will be watching – and partially to prevent him from calling in himself."
Another report in the Associated Press describes Trump ranting uncontrollably in a meeting with military brass. "The president had opened the meeting with a tirade about U.S. intervention in Syria and the Middle East more broadly, repeating lines from public speeches in which he's denounced previous administrations for 'wasting' $7 trillion in the region over the past 17 years," the report notes. At one point, a general interjected to inform Trump "that his approach was not productive and asked him to give the group specific instructions as to what he wanted."
All of that is from one single twenty-four-hour news cycle, which worries Chait:
Should we be scared that the president is unable to focus or learn or even adopt a coherent management structure? Yes, we probably should.
That's the case for extreme worry, and then there's Madeleine Albright – our former secretary of state, born in what used to be Czechoslovakia – the daughter of a diplomat who had to get the hell out of there with the signing of the Munich Agreement in September 1938, eventually handing over the country to Adolf Hitler – to prevent war. The family was forced into exile because of their links to Edvard Beneš and others not fond of fascism. Of course there was war, but after that unpleasantness the family returned to Prague. The fascists were gone, but then the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia took over the government in 1948, and the Albright family had to get the hell out of there again. They didn't like the communists any better than the fascists, and the feeling was mutual. That's how Madeleine Albright ended up here in the United States. The family felt that they were finally rid of that nonsense. This was good place – no fascists and no communists. They all became naturalized citizens. Madeleine Albright eventually became our first woman secretary of state. The nonsense was over.
Now she knows better. There's now a case for extreme worry. In the New York Times she reviews the situation:
On April 28, 1945 – 73 years ago – Italians hung the corpse of their former dictator Benito Mussolini upside down next to a gas station in Milan. Two days later, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his bunker beneath the streets of war-ravaged Berlin. Fascism, it appeared, was dead.
To guard against a recurrence, the survivors of war and the Holocaust joined forces to create the United Nations, forge global financial institutions and – through the Universal Declaration of Human Rights – strengthen the rule of law. In 1989, the Berlin Wall came down and the honor roll of elected governments swelled not only in Central Europe, but also Latin America, Africa and Asia. Almost everywhere, it seemed, dictators were out and democrats were in. Freedom was ascendant.
And now it's not:
Today, we are in a new era, testing whether the democratic banner can remain aloft amid terrorism, sectarian conflicts, vulnerable borders, rogue social media and the cynical schemes of ambitious men. The answer is not self-evident. We may be encouraged that most people in most countries still want to live freely and in peace, but there is no ignoring the storm clouds that have gathered. In fact, fascism and the tendencies that lead toward fascism pose a more serious threat now than at any time since the end of World War II.
She's eighty years old and doesn't want to have to move again, but the real problem is there's now nowhere to move to:
Warning signs include the relentless grab for more authority by governing parties in Hungary, the Philippines, Poland and Turkey – all United States allies. The raw anger that feeds fascism is evident across the Atlantic in the growth of nativist movements opposed to the idea of a united Europe, including in Germany, where the right-wing Alternative für Deutschland has emerged as the principal opposition party. The danger of despotism is on display in the Russia of Vladimir Putin – invader of Ukraine, meddler in foreign democracies, accused political assassin, brazen liar and proud son of the KGB. Putin has just been re-elected to a new six-year term, while in Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, a ruthless ideologue, is poised to triumph in sham balloting next month. In China, Xi Jinping has persuaded a docile National People's Congress to lift the constitutional limit on his tenure in power.
Around the Mediterranean, the once bright promise of the Arab Spring has been betrayed by autocratic leaders, such as Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt (also just re-elected), who use security to justify the jailing of reporters and political opponents. Thanks to allies in Moscow and Tehran, the tyrant Bashar al-Assad retains his stranglehold over much of Syria. In Africa, the presidents who serve longest are often the most corrupt, multiplying the harm they inflict with each passing year. Meanwhile, the possibility that fascism will be accorded a fresh chance to strut around the world stage is enhanced by the volatile presidency of Donald Trump.
Yes, she goes there, noting the signs of incipient fascism:
Instead of mobilizing international coalitions to take on world problems, he touts the doctrine of "every nation for itself" and has led America into isolated positions on trade, climate change and Middle East peace. Instead of engaging in creative diplomacy, he has insulted United States neighbors and allies, walked away from key international agreements, mocked multilateral organizations and stripped the State Department of its resources and role. Instead of standing up for the values of a free society, Mr. Trump, with his oft-vented scorn for democracy's building blocks, has strengthened the hands of dictators. No longer need they fear United States criticism regarding human rights or civil liberties. On the contrary, they can and do point to Mr. Trump's own words to justify their repressive actions.
At one time or another, Mr. Trump has attacked the judiciary, ridiculed the media, defended torture, condoned police brutality, urged supporters to rough up hecklers and – jokingly or not – equated mere policy disagreements with treason. He tried to undermine faith in America's electoral process through a bogus advisory commission on voter integrity. He routinely vilifies federal law enforcement institutions. He libels immigrants and the countries from which they come. His words are so often at odds with the truth that they can appear ignorant, yet are in fact calculated to exacerbate religious, social and racial divisions. Overseas, rather than stand up to bullies, Mr. Trump appears to like bullies, and they are delighted to have him represent the American brand. If one were to draft a script chronicling fascism's resurrection, the abdication of America's moral leadership would make a credible first scene.
She has seen this before, and there's more:
His policy toward North Korea changes by the day and might quickly return to saber-rattling should Pyongyang prove stubborn before or during talks. His threat to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement could unravel a pact that has made the world safer and could undermine America's reputation for trustworthiness at a critical moment. His support of protectionist tariffs invites retaliation from major trading partners – creating unnecessary conflicts and putting at risk millions of export-dependent jobs. The recent purge of his national security team raises new questions about the quality of advice he will receive.
That's the case for extreme worry, and since exile is impossible – there's nowhere left to go now – she offers this:
First, defend the truth. A free press, for example, is not the enemy of the American people; it is the protector of the American people. Second, we must reinforce the principle that no one, not even the president, is above the law. Third, we should each do our part to energize the democratic process by registering new voters, listening respectfully to those with whom we disagree, knocking on doors for favored candidates, and ignoring the cynical counsel: "There's nothing to be done."
Something can be done. Do it – and her new book is Fascism: A Warning – because a warning is at least something.
Thomas Edsall, however, has a different warning. It's not Trump, it's us. That's what the research shows:
The election of Donald Trump – built as it was on several long-term trends that converged in 2016 – has created an authoritarian moment. This somewhat surprising development is the subject of "Remaking Partisan Politics through Authoritarian Sorting," a forthcoming book by the political scientists Christopher Federico, Stanley Feldman and Christopher Weber, who argue this:
"Three trends – polarization, media change, and the rise of what many people see as threats to the traditional social order – have contributed to a growing divide within American politics. It is a divide between those who place heavy value on social order and cohesion relative to those who value personal autonomy and independence."
That's what the research was about:
The three authors use a long-established authoritarian scale – based on four survey questions about which childhood traits parents would like to see in their offspring – that asks voters to choose between independence or respect for their elders; curiosity or good manners; self-reliance or obedience; and being considerate or well-behaved. Those respondents who choose respect for elders, good manners, obedience and being well-behaved are rated more authoritarian.
The authors found that in 1992, 62 percent of white voters who ranked highest on the authoritarian scale supported George H. W. Bush. In 2016, 86 percent of the most authoritarian white voters backed Trump, an increase of 24 percentage points.
Something is up, and there's this:
Last year, Federico, writing with Christopher Johnston of Duke and Howard G. Lavine of the University of Minnesota, published Open versus Closed: Personality, Identity, and the Politics of Redistribution, which also explores the concept of authoritarian voting.
In an email, Johnston summarized some of their findings:
"Over the last few decades, party allegiances have become increasingly tied to a core dimension of personality we call 'openness.' Citizens high in openness value independence, self-direction, and novelty, while those low in openness value social cohesion, certainty, and security. Individual differences in openness seem to underpin many social and cultural disputes, including debates over the value of racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity, law and order, and traditional values and social norms."
Johnston notes that personality traits like closed-mindedness, along with aversion to change and discomfort with diversity, are linked to authoritarianism:
"As these social and cultural conflicts have become a bigger part of our political debates, citizens have sorted into different parties based on personality, with citizens high in openness much more likely to be liberals and Democrats than those low in openness. This psychological sorting process does not line up perfectly with older partisan differences based on class, because those higher in income and education also tend to be higher in openness."
And there's this:
In 2009, Marc J. Hetherington of Vanderbilt and Jonathan D. Weiler of the University of North Carolina wrote one of the fundamental texts on this topic, Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics… There are "colliding conceptions of right and wrong," they write, between those on the high and low ends of the authoritarian scale. That, in turn, makes it difficult "for one side of the political debate to understand (perhaps, in the extreme, even respect) how the other side thinks and feels."
This October, Hetherington and Weiler will publish an elaboration on their argument, Prius or Pickup? How the Answers to Four Simple Questions Explain America's Great Divide. They are abandoning the use of the word authoritarian because of its negative connotations and its association with fascism.
In an email to me, Hetherington said that in their book he and Weiler will describe "people on opposite sides of the divide as having a fixed or fluid worldview."
Those with a fixed worldview tend to see "American Carnage," while those with fluid worldviews see the world as a big, beautiful place that is safe to explore. The fixed tend to be wary of what they perceive as constant threats to their physical security specifically and of social change in general. The fluid are much more open to change and, indeed, see it as a strength. For them, anger lies in holding on to old ideas and rejecting diversity.
Hetherington and Weiler argue that the answers to questions about the four childhood traits reveal "how worldview guides a person in navigating the world," as Hetherington put it in his email:
"Not only do the answers to these questions explain preferences about race, immigration, sexual orientation, gender attitudes, the projection of military force, gun control, and just about every "culture war" issue, people's worldviews also undergird people's life choices. Because 'the fixed' are wary about the dangers around them, they prefer the country over the city. 'The fluid' prefers the reverse."
Edsall has much more – there's study after study – and Andrew Sullivan tries to sum things up:
Specific policies are not the galvanizing issue here – they just provide moments for the core feelings to express themselves; we're talking fundamental psychological orientations, not political philosophies. I think of it as fear versus zeal – or in another scholarly formulation cited by Edsall, "a divide between those who place heavy value on social order and cohesion relative to those who value personal autonomy and independence."
And increasingly, there is vanishingly less space in our culture, or either political party, to represent some kind of mix of the two, to have a moderate and less emotional response, to see progress but also sympathize with those blindsided by it. In fact, we keep sorting ourselves ever more relentlessly into purer and purer versions of both fear and zeal.
And Sullivan adds this:
On the right, the fear pulsating through the collective veins – the caravan! the caravan! – has morphed into what can only be called a leader-cult. In the words of one academic: there's a "wish for a strong leader who will force others to submit. The premise is that evil is afoot; that money, the media and government authority – and even 'politically correct' moral authority – have been usurped by undeserving interlopers."
The desire for a domineering leader is the desire to see this evil crushed. When you fear social cohesion is unraveling, borders are open, and markets are merciless, your psyche is not in a place to think very rationally about how to fix various problems, with remedies crafted to specific ends, debated by legislators and in the press, and constantly slowed by constitutional bottlenecks and hurdles. It's in a place to find a strongman whose very style and essence you can repose your total trust in.
That means that Trump is not the problem:
Unwinding the authoritarian impulse is the most urgent task for those of us on the center-right; just as tempering the zealotry of the social justice movement is the most urgent task for moderate liberals.
It's not going very well, is it?
No, it isn't. That's the real case for extreme worry.


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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides cloud computing services, accessible to both individuals and companies. While newer cloud providers like Microsoft Azure and Google grow at a faster rate, AWS still holds a commanding position at the top of the cloud provider market.
AWS offers a wealth of different cloud services, ranging from infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) to data warehouses. Some of the most popular AWS offerings include:
- Amazon S3, which allows enterprises to store and retrieve their data from anywhere on the web at any time. The S3 service is mainly used for backing up critical data, but it can also be used to serve static web content or share files.
- Amazon EC2, which provides compute capacity in the cloud. Enterprises can rent AWS EC2 instances and run their applications on those instances.
When using a cloud storage provider for data backup or to run apps, disaster recovery is also imperative. Some enterprises think that their data and apps are ultimately safe from disaster in a system like AWS, but things can go wrong there too. AWS disaster recovery entails backing up those cloud workloads to another location.
We are now firmly in the age of the Big Data economy. Data-driven technologies and Big Data systems such as Hadoop facilitate the gathering, processing, and analysis of large stores of real-time data in a variety of formats from multiple sources. Cloud storage providers also have an important role to play in Big Data, and AWS provides several services that can integrate with Big Data, providing handling and storage of these datasets.
In this post, you'll find out about the main AWS Big Data services, in addition to finding out some best practices for working with Big Data on AWS.
AWS & Big Data
AWS provides over 50 different services to help you build and deploy Big Data analytics applications. However, going through each of those services would take an age, so let's get down to the nitty-gritty of what AWS offers for companies looking to benefit from Big Data.
Big Data Frameworks
Starting off with Big Data analysis, AWS offers its Amazon EMR service, which provides a managed cluster platform of EC2 cloud instances, making it easier to run jobs using Hadoop, Spark or other Big Data frameworks. You can easily scale workloads up or down depending on data volume. Yelp, the popular user review platform, uses EMR jobs to process over 30 terabytes of data every day.
You also have the option of using the Amazon Athena service, which is an interactive query service that works on data stored in Amazon's S3 simple storage system. With Athena, you use standard SQL to query large-scale datasets stored in S3.
Real-Time Analysis
AWS provides some powerful services for loading large volumes of streaming data into AWS for real-time analytics, giving enterprises the chance to make quick-fire decisions that improve their operations, whether marketing or sales.
Amazon Kinesis Firehose lets you load streaming data into data stores and analytics tools such as S3 and Splunk. This enables near real-time analysis of Big Data. Kinesis Analytics, a related service, lets you easily analyze streaming data with standard SQL queries that run continuously.
Big Data Storage
Amazon S3 gives you object storage that can scale up with larger datasets, which is useful for storing all that data in a secure and reliable system. You could also use a petabyte-scale NoSQL database like Apache HBase via Amazon's EMR service. Deploying an HBase cluster in AWS EMR and combining it with a Big Data framework such as a Hadoop ecosystem can give you fast data access and Big Data analytics.
Data Warehousing
Amazon Redshift is a petabyte-scale data warehouse that allows organizations to pull disparate data sources into a single repository for business intelligence and reporting. A sub-service within Redshift is Redshift Spectrum, which enables you to query and analyze big data cost-effectively, directly running SQL queries against large volumes of unstructured data stored in Amazon S3.
AWS and Big Data Challenges
The challenges with using AWS for Big Data workloads and storage are similar to the challenges with any cloud provider; security, disaster recovery, and availability being paramount concerns.
One security concern is how Big Data frameworks result in data being distributed across several AWS instances for faster processing: this increases the number of systems on which security issues can arise.
Creating cloud backups is also imperative. As mentioned, AWS allows enterprises to store large datasets within the S3 service and then use its querying services to get insights from that data. However, relying on AWS alone is not wise—AWS instances are also vulnerable to natural disasters or cloud provider errors that could result in data loss. This makes the creation of AWS backups a vital part of any disaster recovery plan for your Big Data workloads.
There's also a need for an advanced security solution that can keep track of high-velocity Big Data, intelligently identifying and protecting sensitive information within all that data, such as personally identifiable information (PII). Machine learning algorithms could have a role to play here.
With AWS or any other cloud solution, it's important to extend existing governance, teams, skills, and data management procedures to incorporate cloud infrastructure.
Wrap Up
AWS provides a suite of exciting services that can empower your business to get the most out of Big Data. This post has only touched on the available services, so you can visit the AWS Big Data page for a more comprehensive breakdown of how AWS integrates with Big Data frameworks and facilitates analysis of these datasets. Remember to always bear security, governance, compliance, and AWS disaster recovery in mind.

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Inazuma 11 makes no sense. This is an rpg soccer game. Which already makes no sense. It's a kids series, which has a corresponding kids anime. And yet, and yet, the music would belong perfectly in Xenosaga.
The music implies a galactic space war straight out of Lensmen -- but it's about kids playing soccer.
This was about the last place I imagined good music would be residing, but Inazuma 11's soundtrack is one of the greatest gifts to mankind the world has ever seen. I already proudly sport 40 Inazuma tunes from its first three games plus Strikers.
The soundtracks to Chrono Stones and Galaxy are no exception. 18 of the 25 available songs were good enough to reach my music hall of fame. These games can simply do no wrong.
It may be upon closer inspection that there are some remixes in this batch, but I haven't sufficiently memorized all the Inazuma 11 tunes to know at this point. Maybe I'll catch them later, but there's no way I could do so now. It may also be that I eventually tire of some of these tunes, but that's true of all the music in my hall of fame. For now, my acquisition of new Inazuma music was a resounding success.
This puts the new total for my music hall of fame at 5,110 songs, 11.6 days in length. Yasunori Mitsuda's personal total moves up to 374 songs.
While Sarah Brightman remains my favorite girl rock singer in overall 10th place, the others have caught up quite a bit, with Loreena in 12th, The Cranberries in 13th, Tori Amos in 14th, Garbage in 15th and Enya in 16th. Only the really outstanding video game composers who have entire franchises to their credit outpace my girl rock bands anymore, which is how it should be given their emotional heft.
I've edited my good music permapost to include all the new relevant data: song names, artists and albums for both my new girl rock music and my new Inazuma 11 music, so be sure to check it out if you want to know what you're missing out on.
There shouldn't be any new additions to my hall of fame until Valkyria Chronicles 4 comes out, so maybe I can just relax and listen to my hard earned winners for a while.
Meanwhile, the long awaited Utawarerumono Kuon ova came out, all of 13 minutes in length. It's cute, but the least impactful of my 21 great anime franchises that have seen new content so far this year. 2018 needs 37 franchises to match 2017's output, which was already a weak year in anime, so things aren't looking too good. . .


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The annual 80's bike ride that starts and ends at Outskirtz in Cumming, IA has quickly become a favorite among local bikers. Come to hear what the route this year will be as I test out some new 80's songs in preparation for the big event in September. I may even ride this year!!
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Wooden Houses in Irkutsk Downtown: a Burden or Unused Touristic Resources?
The article tells about the poor condition of valuable old wooden housing in the central part of the historical settlement, the city of Irkutsk. The major part of this historical and cultural genetic pool has been ruthlessly demolished for reasons of predatory construction business in the last 25 years, being already in the list of cultural heritage. Various solutions of the problem are considered in the article.
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Jul 13, 2017 | By David
Smartphone, heal thyself! That could soon be a cry we'll be hearing all over the world, as a group of researchers from the University of Melbourne is developing a unique self-healing gel for mobile devices.
Even the most nimble-fingered among us will drop our phone at one time or another. But the cracks and other war wounds our phones have to bear until the end of their lives could soon be a thing of the past thanks to this innovative new material, which has been created for 3D printing technology.
The self-healing gel is a polymer-based substance which has been designed to regenerate itself after damage, much like living tissue does. Known as poly(hydroxyl ethyl methacrylate), it is also the base polymer used for many types of contact lenses, with its regenerative properties making it perfect not only for phones but for any other object that is likely to undergo stress, such as the outer surfaces of cars and other vehicles.
The chemical engineering experts who developed this game-changing material for 3D printing included Melbourne School of Engineering researchers Dr Luke Connal and Dr Zeyun Xiao, and the project was led by PhD student Milena Nadgorny. Their research was published in the Royal Society of Chemistry's Molecular Systems Design & Engineering journal.
According to the paper, "Self-healing materials are capable of recovering from damages and restoring their functionality, just like the natural ability of living creatures to repair their tissues...This unique property offers the ability to extend the lifetime of products, which is usually limited by mechanical failures."
The healing process they refer to is based on dynamic covalent chemistry: "This means we can form, break, and reform chemical bonds," Dr Connal explains. "When we can do this in a controlled and triggered manner we can manipulate the properties of the printed objects."
The self-healing gel could allow phone screens to repair themselves
The project is an example of so-called "4D printing," a label that has admittedly been applied to a number of different things. In this case it refers to 3D printing technology that makes use of materials that can change their properties over time, factoring in this all-important extra dimension to afford a huge variety of potential applications.
The 3D printed "smart" objects made from materials like the self-healing gel are capable of reacting to their environment in specific ways, altering their shape and structure according to temperature, humidity, acidity, and a range of other factors.The gel has a texture similar to toothpaste, but when pressure is applied it can flow like a liquid, as well as being able to form a solid shape. "We have instilled chemistry which is dynamic into this polymer,'' says Dr Connal. "This means it strengthens the gel, but on a stimulus (for example a change in acidity) we can weaken the gel. And we reverse this – enabling healing of cracks in the material."
These dynamic properties are what allows the material to heal any damage that it might undergo, by simply transforming its fundamental structure. All that would be needed to fix your cracked phone screen, chipped tablet, or dented car door would be some kind of stimulus, such as heat or exposure to humidity.
Although a broken smartphone that could mend itself would be an amazing breakthrough, there are still some challenges that the team is facing in terms of being able to 3D print screens from the gel. A touch-screen is a complex feature, and the researchers need to integrate their technology with the screen's functional elements as well as the display. However, non-interactive screens or phone cases that can heal themselves are definitely feasible sometime in the near future.
The 3D printable gel could be used in camoflauge technology
Technology consumers are not the only ones who stand to benefit from this 4D printing innovation. The transformative capabilities of the gel would allow it to not just change its shape, strength, and flexibility, but also its color. This latter function gives it the potential for use as cutting-edge camouflage technology. A soldier fighting in a remote location would be able to 3D print clothing and equipment that can adapt to its surroundings in order to blend in better. This would eliminate the need to carry many different types of material, as the chameleon-like 3D printing gel would effectively be dozens of materials in one.
This might seem like something out of science fiction, and not even good science fiction, but it's really happening and we wouldn't blame you for getting carried away. Once a smartphone screen has been made that can fix itself, all bets are off. Dr Connal believes that as his 4D printing technology is developed further, the possibilities will be endless: "There is so much potential to develop new materials for 3D printing'', he says, ''It is a really exciting and rapidly developing area."
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Thanks David, great article. If anyone wants to read the original paper in Molecular Systems Design & Engineering, here is the link: http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2017/me/c7me00023e#!divAbstract Laura Fisher Deputy Editor, Molecular Systems Design & Engineering


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From 5th January 2015 I'll be participating in a read-along of Jane Austen's Persuasion which is being hosted by Heidi on her blog Literary Adventures Along the Brandywine (what a great title!) I've never done a read-along before and I'm getting quite excited about it :) I think I might end up re-reading the book by myself over the Christmas holidays but I'm looking forward to reading the book at a slower pace along with everyone else and I'm interested in seeing everyone's different responses to the chapters. I'm even thinking of buying a new edition of the book for the occasion! Now I do love my edition of Persuasion which is the Penguin Red Classics version...
I know the picture quality isn't great but take my word for it, it's a very lovely cover. But recently Vintage Classics have produced some new editions of Jane Austen's books and I really like their cover for Persuasion as well...
Usually I wouldn't allow myself to own more than one copy of a book but I really like this cover and I managed to find Lynne Truss's introduction to it on the Random House website. I loved it! I can't stand the 2007 ITV adaptation of the book so I found Truss's criticisms of that adaptation absolutely hilarious :D That settles it, I'm going to have to buy this book! In 2015 I'm also going to write my own personal list post of Jane Austen's novels, from my favourite of her works to my least favourite or possibly the other way around. I'm very fond of making lists and I'm currently re-reading my Jane Austen novels. I've already read Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice this year. I'm reading Northanger Abbey at the moment and I hope to read Persuasion twice after that. Then I'll be re-reading Emma, Mansfield Park and Lady Susan, The Watsons and Sanditon.
On 6th January 2015 it will be the birthday of Sherlock Holmes - how did they work that out though? - and I'll be answering a Sherlock Holmes tag on Hamlette's reading blog The Edge of the Precipice. I'm really looking forward to this as well. If you're a regular reader then this will be the first of many Sherlock Holmes-themed posts in 2015 because I'm going to be reading all of the Arthur Conan Doyle stories over that year and I want to finish off a review of The Great Mouse Detective at some point. Hopefully I'll be able to put the trailer for the Sherlock 2015 Christmas Special on my blog as well!
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- a review of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (if I haven't finished it in 2014)
- a review of The Fall (2006)
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2014 Annual Review of Metro Radio Financials
Financial performance in the 2014 fiscal year was fairly benign for metropolitan commercial radio. Total revenues were virtually flat and operating profits and margins declined slightly. During the year, the FM sector outperformed the AM, while the stand-out corporate performers were ARN and Pacific Star Network.
These were the top line conclusions of the 2014 annual review of metropolitan commercial radio conducted by Global Media Analysis, which measures the financial performance of the five metro radio groups whose shares, or whose parent company shares, are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
The five companies included in the review were: the Australian Radio Network (ARN); Fairfax Media (FXJ); Macquarie Radio Network (MRN); Pacific Star Network (PNW) and Southern Cross Austereo (SXL).
The highlights of GMA's 2014 metro commercial radio's annual review were:
- Total revenues were virtually static, declining by a fractional 0.2% to $578m; with a 1.6% increase in FM revenues being largely offset by a 4.1% decline in AM revenues;
- ARN was the top corporate sales performer with a 5.5% increase in total revenues and PNW was the only other metro group to record revenue growth (of 1.6%); while FXJ's 6.1% decline represented the poorest revenue result;
- Metro operating expenses (opex) of $419m were limited to a marginal 0.9% increase during the year, with a 2.1% increase in FM costs more than offsetting a 1.2% decline in AM expenses;
- A modest 2.9% fall in aggregate metro radio operating profits to $159m, as measured by earnings before interest tax depreciation & amortisation (EBITDA), was the result of a 0.6% increase in FM sector profits being swamped by a sizeable 17.7% EBITDA reduction in the AM sector;
- PNW and ARN were the only broadcasters to increase operating profits during the year (by 16.8% & 9.8% respectively), while FXJ recorded the largest decline in EBITDA, with a 26.5% fall;
- EBITDA margins of 32.9% in the FM sector were more than double those of AM and ARN again had the industry's highest margins; and
- Trends in metro earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) exhibited a similar pattern to EBITDA.
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Email "scandal"? Gain some perspective with "All the President's Men," Alan J. Pakula's Watergate classic. And Benedict Cumberbatch and Rachel Maddow chat up Jimmy Fallon.
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ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN (1976) 9 p.m. on HBO Signature. Woodward and Bernstein. Redford and Hoffman. And four Oscars for Alan J. Pakula's retelling of Watergate. In The New York Times, Vincent Canby called it "the thinking man's 'Jaws.'"
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MOM 9 p.m. on CBS. Christy contemplates abandoning her dream of becoming a lawyer when Bonnie's ex-girlfriend (Rosie O'Donnell) offers her a real estate job.
NOTORIOUS 9 p.m. on ABC. After his arrest in Sarah's murder, Jake moves in with Julia while his law firm works to prove his innocence.
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THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON 11:35 p.m. on NBC. Benedict Cumberbatch and Rachel Maddow are the guests; Jim James performs.
What's Streaming
AGATHA RAISIN on Acorn TV. The Scottish actress Ashley Jensen — a delicious sidekick in comedies like "Extras," "Ugly Betty" and "Catastrophe" — stars as a noxious publicist who trades the glamour of London for a cottage in the Cotswolds. Her new neighbors don't like her much, especially after a store-bought quiche she enters in a baking contest seems to have poisoned the resident philanderer. But she's not about to take a murder rap sitting down and, armed with a P.R. storyboard, some chutzpah and plenty of wine, a thoroughly modern Miss Marple is born in this adaptation of M. C. Beaton's merry mysteries. Neil Genzlinger of The Times called it "delightful."
MARCELLA on Netflix. As London detectives go, Marcella Backland (Anna Friel) is a mess: violent, unsettled by her husband's abandonment and, when we meet her, cowering in a bathtub and covered in blood — either her own or that of someone she may have killed during one of her blackouts. But her distress is heightened by the reappearance of a serial killer she failed to catch years earlier. "'Marcella' makes you pay attention, and it makes you work to keep up," Mike Hale wrote in The Times about this British import.
THE AFFAIR on Showtime.com and Amazon. This polarizing series stars Dominic West as a striving novelist who leaves his moneyed wife (Maura Tierney) for a married waitress (Ruth Wilson) wrecked by her son's death. The third season begins on Nov. 20.


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Golden Globes Up for Grabs as NBC's Exclusive Negotiating Window Ends
The Golden Globes are officially up for grabs, with NBC's exclusive renegotiation window closing without a new deal.
Dick Clark Productions provided The Hollywood Reporter with the following statement earlier Monday afternoon: "The Hollywood Foreign Press Association and Dick Clark Productions value our 25-year relationship with NBC and will continue to have discussions with them about extending our television deal. However, as the exclusive negotiation period with NBC has ended, we are evaluating offers from other interested parties."
NBC has had one of the longest-running awards show contracts with the Globes, airing the ceremony since 1993. Losing the event would leave it without a major awards effort, though the network will remain on the likely continuing rotation for the Emmy Awards and recently acquired the Billboard Music Awards.
For the Globes' part, sources say that DCP and the HFPA are pursuing all of the broadcast networks and some streamers for potentially acquiring the show. The latter option would be a huge blow to linear TV, which has at least maintained a stranglehold on event programming as so much other content heads to alternative platforms. NBC is said to be keen to still make a deal happen.
The 2018 Golden Globes lost the least amount of viewers this year, keeping things relatively steady by falling a little over 1 million viewers to an average 19 million for the night. THR and Globes producer Dick Clark Productions are both owned by parent company Valence Media.
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You are here: Home Legal Topics Dispute Resolution - Commercial Turf war: advising the Maasai in a battle for their lands
Chris Owen, a Supervising Associate in Simmons & Simmons' London Litigation Department, has recently returned from a working visit to Tanzania, where he has been advising one the firm's pro bono clients, NGONET. NGONET is a non governmental organisation which acts as the umbrella organisation for a larger group of NGOs, each of which represent the interests of the Maasai people.
The Maasai are a semi nomadic population who practise pastoralism. The usual arrangement is to establish small community villages where women, children and elders live, whilst the men travel around the region grazing their cattle in different locations. The men spend around three months away from the village tending the herd before returning. The social, economic and environmental benefits of this way of life are recognised both at the UN and EU levels and there is a commitment to seek to preserve pastoralism.
The Maasai are currently facing extreme pressure over their land. Traditionally, they lived in an area now covered by the Serengeti (Tanzania) and the Maasai Mara (Kenya). However, in 1958 they entered into an agreement with the British colonial administration to move away from these lands and into the Ngorongoro and Loliondo regions of Northern Tanzania so that the National Parks could be created. Despite this initial upheaval, for several decades the Maasai lived relatively undisturbed in Ngorongoro and Loliondo.
However, since the early 1990s, commercial interests have increased in the area. In particular, a number of safari companies and hunting groups have started operations. In general, the Maasai have been happy to share their lands with these groups and there are a number of success stories whereby commercial agreements have been entered into between the Maasai and international businesses. The most successful agreements have recognised that the land belongs to the Maasai and the commercial entities have taken leasehold interests on payment of a fair market rent to the Maasai.
Unfortunately, not all commercial entities have respected the Maasai's land ownership. A few have sought to take over the legal ownership of the land and to evict the Maasai, in some cases violently. This has led to great uncertainty and distress both in relation to the Maasai's land tenure and to their personal security.
In response to these threats, the Maasai have grouped together and have commenced three cases in the Tanzanian courts. Although the facts of each case are different, the aim of each is to seek a declaration that the Maasai are the legal owners of the land they occupy. This will involve a consideration by the local courts of the land title documents and the interplay of the relevant provisions contained within the Village Land Act 1999 and the Land Act 1999.
One of the cases is also framed as a constitutional challenge, seeking to argue that recent government legislation (the Wildlife Conservation Act 2009) allowing reclassification of Maasai village land for commercial interests is unconstitutional. The case will also dispute the validity of the new Land Use Plan which has been drawn up for the region without input from the Massai.
This constitutional challenge is likely to take time to progress, as cases with a constitutional element must be considered by three judges. There is also concern that political prejudice against the Maasai may make a favourable result at first instance unlikely. However, there are avenues of appeal should the case be dismissed at first instance.
In addition to raising issues of national land law, the three cases also involve questions of international law applicable to land ownership and protecting indigenous groups. It is likely that the cases could be appealed to international tribunals, such as the African Commission or African Court of Human and Peoples' Rights. Indigenous groups have had some success before international tribunals in respect of similar issues. For example, the African Commission recently recognised the land rights of the Enderois people of Kenya in February 2010. Given these international law aspects, NGONET have requested Simmons & Simmons' assistance to work together with the local Tanzanian law firms handling the cases.
Chris is managing a large team of lawyers across several of our offices working with NGONET's local lawyers to provide research and input on matters of international law, land law and case strategy. The purpose of Chris' visit was to meet face to face with the client, the local lawyers and the villagers, to gain a better understanding of the operation of the cases at ground level and to develop case strategy. It is hoped that this international partnership will increase the prospects of the Maasai being able to obtain a fair deal in respect of their land ownership.
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We have multiple life groups which gather once or twice a week. We kick it off with praise and worship, then a Bible study, sharing of testimonies, and lastly, praying for each other's needs. After this, refreshments would be served. If you have no one to babysit your children, bring them along to hang out with other kids! Check out the one nearest to you now:
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Have you heard?! Sun safety is all the rage.
I used to be a total sun worshipper but halfway through my twenties, I finally saw the light. Nowadays, I don't see the literal light very often because I'm preoccupied with anti-aging hacks in the form of prescription Retin-A, detailed skincare, hella SPF, sun hats, and staying indoors.
I guess it's kinda funny that I went from being a bit tanorexic to somewhat of a vampire. What can I say? When I'm into something, I'm into it.
Although I've personally taken practicing safe sun to the extreme, don't worry! Protecting your skin doesn't have to be a total drag or obsess fest. The best SPF products are convenient and affordable, plus they smell nice and offer tons of anti-aging and beauty benefits aside from protecting your largest organ from the sun.
Here are the SPF products I'm currently using:
Supergoop! Sun-Defying Sunscreen Oil SPF 50
I love facial oils of all kinds and sunscreen is no exception. I've been using the Supergoop! SPF 50 oil for a few years now and am totally bonkers for it. The full size is $34 which is a bit steep, but you can get a decent-sized travel bottle from Sephora for $12. Also, the L'Oréal Paris Age Perfect Hydra Nutrition Face Oil with SPF 30 is a pretty good dupe for around $11.
Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 40
I got a sample of Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen at the Create & Cultivate conference in February. It's super sheer, lightweight, and applies kind of like a makeup primer which I am sooooooo down with. It's $32 from Sephora, which is why I haven't sprung for the full-size tube yet, but I just might have to when my sample runs out.
Kate Somerville UncompliKated SPF 50 Soft Focus Makeup Setting Spray
Full disclosure: I was gonna tell you that the Supergoop! Defense Refresh Setting Mist Broad Spectrum SPF 50 is the way to go for an SPF setting spray but I didn't want you to think I was kissing only one brand's ass! The point is: get yourself a makeup setting spray that has SPF. It's great for touch-ups and protecting your skin all day, even when you're wearing a full face!
IT Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream with SPF 50+
Speaking of makeup, when I put any on—which is about once a week these days since I work from home—I like to use a BB or CC cream that contains SPF. In my [unreliable] opinion, IT Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC Cream is the best beauty balm with sunscreen out there. It's sheer, buildable, color-correcting, and makes me look all dewy. Some people prefer a matte look, but I like a little shine, believe it or not. (Side note: I heard people with oily skin will have fewer wrinkles later in life because dry skin will crack and crease.) Guess what? I never buy full-size foundation or CC cream. The travel size of this stuff is only $15 and I use it so seldom that it lasts me half a year. Why splurge for the big girl when she's just gonna get cakey and go to waste? Anyway, I pretty much always opt for a foundation with SPF—except for my bridal makeup—but I don't rely on it to protect my skin. I rely on the products underneath that I mentioned above.
Sun Bum Original Moisturizing Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 30
For full-body sun protection, I am partial to Sun Bum. SPF sprays are great for touch-ups, but ya'll know real coverage comes from a thick lotion, right? The sunblock products from Sun Bum are protective, moisturizing, affordable (around $14 a tube), and smell like banana Laffy Taffy.
Jack Black Intense Therapy Lip Balm SPF 25
Don't forget your lips! I got this Jack Black SPF 25 lip balm in my Birchbox a little while back and use it every day now. It protects my kisser from sunburn, smells good, and heals dry or cracked lips! I keep some form of lip balm in all corners of my life including my car, my bedside, the bathroom, my purse, my desk, my pocket, my ears, my hair. . . .
In addition to slathering various potions onto my skin, I am also keen on wearing hats for sun protection. I have a go-to black floppy straw hat but sometimes I'll steal baseball hats from Joe or opt for this goofy Daft Punk full-face visor for a boat ride or outdoor concert that takes place during the blinding golden hour.
I use SPF every single day, even through the Pacific Northwest overcast winter. Believe it or not, damaging rays can get you all year long. I make sure my face, neck, chest, and hands are protected when I'm in the car, stepping outside for a few minutes, and even during the day when I'm working near a window—UV light can still pass through glass! Little bits of exposure each day add up and can be damaging to your skin in the long-term. (Or so I hear. . . .Spoiler: I'm not a scientist and I don't have all the answers. I just do a lot of reading about skincare and anti-aging.)
This is a really dark reference, but I always remember how young Jaycee Dugard looked when she escaped from captivity. She was in her 30s but had really young-looking skin which she said was the result of spending so many years of her life indoors, out of the sun.
I think it's just important to remember that sun is sun. It's the same stuff, whether you're at the beach or running errands or on a quick walk. If you'd apply SPF in a bathing suit, it makes sense to apply it whenever your skin will be in contact with sunlight, even for short periods of time!
The Fuss About Vitamin D
Am I worried about getting enough Vitamin D? Nope! First of all, according to the brainiacs at Harvard Medical School, SPF blocks UBV light and doesn't really affect your skin's absorption of Vitamin D. And anyway, my daily vitamin contains a little D.
Whaddup with the UV Index
Do you ever check the UV index on your phone? If you go to your iPhone's weather app and scroll all the way to the bottom, it will show the current UV index which is a scale indicating how risky current sun exposure is. 1 through 3 would be low, and a 7 or above is high. Sometimes it might be like, 60 degrees out with a UV index of 7, which is something to take note of because you can still totally get sunburned.
I used to think the UV index only went up to 10, but when we were in Hawaii, it was at an 11! I was basically frantically applying SPF 50 every 20 minutes and still got pretty tan. And I felt like I had been maced the first day when the saltwater and zinc had a party in my eyeballs.
Here are the best sunscreen tips I can offer you right now:
Remember that sunscreen is water-resistant, not proof.
A good sunscreen lesson we learned in Hawaii is that a lot of the products are water-resistant, not water-proof. This means if you run and jump into the ocean right when you get to the beach—who could blame you?—you'll need to reapply sunblock immediately after, otherwise you'll definitely burn your ass.
Apply SPF naked.
Another sunscreen tip is to apply it while you're naked, before you leave the house. This way, you won't miss any areas or get a painful red burn line where your tank top strap sits after a day in the sun. It's easy to miss spots when you apply sunblock sitting on a beach with your suit on.
Don't forget your eyelids.
Apparently, this is a place a lot of people miss when it comes to SPF application. Maybe this area gets skipped because we wear sunglasses or because our eyes are usually open, but the skin on your eyelids is super thin and susceptible to skin cancer. See also: the visible line of scalp where you part your hair.
Find a sunscreen you like.
When I first read that in order to really protect yourself from the sun, you're supposed to apply the equivalent of a shot glass full of sunscreen to your whole body, I was overwhelmed by the information. How could one even live their life and make time to apply as much SPF as they're ~supposed~ to? Well, I've sort of gotten used to applying globs of it on the daily and you know what? I actually like the smell of sunscreen. But if you don't love it like me, try a few out and lock down one that you really like and will actually use on a regular basis.
Honestly, I wish there was just a simple pill you could pop for this that would give you a nice SPF 30 shield for a week at a time. Wouldn't that be nice?
I know it's May the 4th and all and maybe this would be a good day to finally watch Star Wars Episode VIII (which I'm embarrassed to say I haven't seen yet). Joe and I have been mulling it over for our weekly movie selection it but it's two and a half hours long, which is about a half hour too long for me. We're gonna go see Tully, the new Diablo Cody movie, tonight instead.
Stay safe out there! (In the sun, I mean.)


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MUNICH, Germany, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) — People-to-people and cultural exchanges are thriving, making China and Europe a great example of cultural dialogue and engagement, a senior Chinese official said here Saturday.
Yang Jiechi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, said this in his keynote speech themed "Working for a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind by Promoting International Cooperation and Multilateralism" at the 55th Munich Security Conference.
Fifteen years since the establishment of the China-EU comprehensive strategic partnership, the two sides have developed an all-dimensional and multi-tiered framework of exchanges and cooperation covering wide-ranging areas, said Yang, who is also director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the CPC Central Committee.
Efforts to build China-EU partnerships for peace, growth, reform and civilization have made substantial progress, Yang noted.
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This year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, Yang said, the country has embarked on the right path, one that is suited to its national conditions and follows the trend of the times.
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"Facing lackluster new drivers and mounting downward pressure in the global economic context, China has enough resilience and huge potential to keep the economy on a sound track for a long time to come," Yang said.
The enormous effective demand being generated by the 1.4 billion Chinese people who are moving up the income ladder will provide the world with even more opportunities in terms of market, investment and cooperation, he reassured.
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