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The estate of Michael Jackson is objecting to an ABC TV special on the end of the King of Pop's life, calling it a crass attempt to exploit Jackson without respect for his legacy or children. http://nbcbay.com/7RmuWBE
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WhatsApp Messenger beta
https://www.testingcatalog.com/project/amp/103
2.18.159
No new changelogs
#wa #whatsapp #wabeta #social #messenger
https://www.testingcatalog.com/project/amp/103
2.18.159
No new changelogs
#wa #whatsapp #wabeta #social #messenger
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Keeping 2 billion Android devices safe with machine learning
Machine Learning is changing the way we protect our devices from malware and bad apps!
See how it works on the blog → http://bit.ly/2LrRsiy
With ML elements added to Google Play Protect, 50 billion apps are scanned every day to identify risks and bad behavior.
Machine Learning is changing the way we protect our devices from malware and bad apps!
See how it works on the blog → http://bit.ly/2LrRsiy
With ML elements added to Google Play Protect, 50 billion apps are scanned every day to identify risks and bad behavior.
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"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" on Anthem Protests in the NFL
Amid angry tweets from the President, loud shouting from some football fans, and declining ratings (which were declining even before the episode), the NFL has partially caved on the whole "taking a knee during the national anthem" thing.
Under the new rules, which basically go back to the status quo ante of some years ago, players will no longer be required to be out on the field during the anthem, but, if they are, they will be required to "show respect" during the anthem, including standing, etc.
So players will not be, arguably, compelled to perform political speech, or be obliged to act patriotically. But only in the context of not going up front. Any protest they have about things (e.g., the original concerns expressed about police actions against African-Americans) will need to find another venue or opportunity.
I'll be curious to see what comes next. The nationalists will crow that they've put "those people" in their place (the President is already blathering about it). The underlying issues remain unresolved. How many players will choose to sit out the anthem behind the scenes, and how will that work?
And will the fans who claim they stopped watching because of this actually turn around and start watching (assuming they actually stopped)?
It's an easy compromise for the NFL owners. I'm not sure it will truly make anyone happy (except for a few dolts), but it will mean they aren't getting angry calls from the White House, so I guess that means that their biggest concern is addressed.
Amid angry tweets from the President, loud shouting from some football fans, and declining ratings (which were declining even before the episode), the NFL has partially caved on the whole "taking a knee during the national anthem" thing.
Under the new rules, which basically go back to the status quo ante of some years ago, players will no longer be required to be out on the field during the anthem, but, if they are, they will be required to "show respect" during the anthem, including standing, etc.
So players will not be, arguably, compelled to perform political speech, or be obliged to act patriotically. But only in the context of not going up front. Any protest they have about things (e.g., the original concerns expressed about police actions against African-Americans) will need to find another venue or opportunity.
I'll be curious to see what comes next. The nationalists will crow that they've put "those people" in their place (the President is already blathering about it). The underlying issues remain unresolved. How many players will choose to sit out the anthem behind the scenes, and how will that work?
And will the fans who claim they stopped watching because of this actually turn around and start watching (assuming they actually stopped)?
It's an easy compromise for the NFL owners. I'm not sure it will truly make anyone happy (except for a few dolts), but it will mean they aren't getting angry calls from the White House, so I guess that means that their biggest concern is addressed.
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Study Reveals Cause of Pesticide Exposure and Parkinson’s Link
http://neurosciencenews.com/pesticide-parkinsons-9123/
http://neurosciencenews.com/pesticide-parkinsons-9123/
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President Trump suggests that NFL players should "have to stand proudly" for the national anthem, or perhaps they "shouldn't be in the country." http://nbcbay.com/acvjDyf
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Cumbria and the Lake District: Spring 2018, No. 13
https://www.iancylkowski.com/cumbria-spring-2018/
The classic view of Wasdale, from the shores of Wastwater looking towards the fells, from left to right: Yewbarrow (628m/2,060ft), Great Gable dead centre in the distance (899m/2,949ft), Lingmell (807m/2,648ft), Scafell Pike (978m/3,209ft), all obscured by hill fog. This shot was focus stacked from six exposures for excellent clarity throughout. As ever, my processing arsenal consists of Sigma Photo Pro, Capture One, and Photoshop. I'm not sure I'll ever tire of this view.
https://www.iancylkowski.com/cumbria-spring-2018/
The classic view of Wasdale, from the shores of Wastwater looking towards the fells, from left to right: Yewbarrow (628m/2,060ft), Great Gable dead centre in the distance (899m/2,949ft), Lingmell (807m/2,648ft), Scafell Pike (978m/3,209ft), all obscured by hill fog. This shot was focus stacked from six exposures for excellent clarity throughout. As ever, my processing arsenal consists of Sigma Photo Pro, Capture One, and Photoshop. I'm not sure I'll ever tire of this view.
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"[…] Eventually they realized that, because they were not modifying the kernel, there was no point in spending time spinning up their own distribution; so they migrated to CentOS. Because CentOS is a fully open source and community driven project, CERN could collaborate with the project and contribute to how CentOS is built and distributed. CERN helps CentOS with infrastructure and they also organize CentOS DoJo at CERN where engineers can get together to improve the CentOS packaging. […]
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Could The Rock Eventually Make A Full Time WWE Return? http://stillrealtous.com/could-the-rock-eventually-make-a-full-time-wwe-return/
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How Long WrestleMania 35 Is Expected To Run http://stillrealtous.com/how-long-wrestlemania-35-is-expected-to-run/
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+20 Strange Geological Formations On Earth | #Geology #GeologyPage
Check it out: http://www.geologypage.com/2018/04/20-strange-geological-formations-on-earth.html
Check it out: http://www.geologypage.com/2018/04/20-strange-geological-formations-on-earth.html
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Mobile data is money. Stop wasting it.
My detailed guide to cutting back on unnecessary data use in Android -- lots o' good (and not entirely obvious) things worth doing:
My detailed guide to cutting back on unnecessary data use in Android -- lots o' good (and not entirely obvious) things worth doing:
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