How sweet it is! I have electricity! Here I have my laptop computer set up and plugged into the power provided by the inverter, which in turn is powered by the wind turbine. I normally only have about two hours of battery life on my laptop. So I don’t get to use it much while I’m camping. It comes in handy though for downloading photos out of my camera when its memory card gets full, making notes on projects like this one, working on the next great American novel, or just watching DVD movies. Now I have no battery life problems, at least as long as the wind blows. Besides the laptop, I can also now recharge all my other battery powered equipment like my cell phone, my camera, my electric shaver, my air mattress pump, etc. Life used to get real primitive on previous camping trips when the batteries in all my electronic stuff ran down. I used the wind turbine to power my new popup trailer on a later vacation. The strong spring winds kept the wind turbine spinning all day every day and most of the nights too while I was in Arizona. The turbine provided enough power for the interior 12V light­ing and enough for 120V AC at the pow­er outlets to keep my battery charger, electric shaver, and mini vacuum cleaner (camping is messy) all charged up and running. My girlfriend complained about it not having enough power to run her hairdryer though.

A 29-year-old digital marketer based in Bengaluru is trying not to think too much about the fact that she doesn’t have any plans for the New Year, but she is, she admits, a “little concerned”. Holidays are never easy for her—having recently moved to Bengaluru from Delhi, she remembers being alone for Diwali last year. By the end of the day, she had had a panic attack.

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Here, on floor 17, there’s a window-lined test kitchen with a view of Lake Pontchartrain and a door connecting directly to Copeland’s own office.

One work we read is “Woman Warrior” by Maxine Hong Kingston. Through this novel, I want to address issues of ethnicity, immigration and gender. My plan is to have them read and analyze articles on the diversity of the Asian community in New York City. I also want to look at recent developments in the United States border policy that directly affect many of my students. Related to this, we will look ahead to what questions and racial categories will be on the 2020 census. I also plan to have my students look at the novel through the lenses of recent developments in the #MeToo movement, the latest Supreme Court pick and women’s reproductive rights. I also plan to have them look at current media portrayals of female superheroes: Wonder Woman; Black Widow; Okoye, Shuri and Nakia from “Black Panther”; and the Wasp in the latest Marvel offering.

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So overall, I am still a bit hesitant about the conclusion that digital media use is detrimental to adolescents’ cognitive development. At this point, we need more studies that truly investigate these impacts in long-term studies and with better measurements (e.g., tracking smartphone behavior instead of just asking teenagers about their media use).

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Boston now led 59-51. DJ passed to Bird, who freed himself from Worthy with a good jab step. Wide open with his feet set and body squared, Bird then got untracked from the field.

A follow-up report by Whitney Webb for MintPress News highlighted the broader possible censorship effects, as prohibiting social media criticism could spill over into reporting as well.

Immediately after Bird released the off-balance 22-footer, the shot appeared true, the ultimate NBA Zen archer calmly shooting right on line at the biggest moment.

Going back as far as 1966, Strom had worked the seventh game of the NBA Finals between the Celtics and Lakers in Boston, which the hosts won 95-93 back when greats like Russell, West, Havlicek and Baylor roamed the parquet. Now such luminaries as Bird, Jabbar, Johnson and McHale were following in their place.