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La Mezzaluna iraniana ha confermato la morte del Presidente Raisi in un incidente aereo. Il comunicato stampa parla di "martire del dovere", per cui almeno per ora è esclusa l'ipotesi di attentato. Ipotesi peraltro smentita rapidamente da Israele, che ha velocemente negato ogni coinvolgimento nel caso. Sulle cause della caduta dell'elicottero, sapremo maggiormente nelle prossime ore, ma il maltempo ha contribuito all'accaduto. Oltre al fatto, si trattasse di un elicottero americano modello Bell212 degli anni 70, anche per via delle sanzioni che bloccano il rifornimento di nuove attrezzature all'Iran. Il tempismo dell'incidente è realmente particolare, perché domenica era appena circolata la notizia di colloqui tra Teheran e Washington per evitare ulteriori escalation in Medio Oriente.
Ma chi era Raisi?
Raisi ha iniziato la sua carriera nel sistema giudiziario iraniano tre decenni fa, diventando procuratore generale di Karaj, vicino a Teheran, a soli 20 anni. Prima di diventare presidente, Raisi è stato a capo della magistratura iraniana, un ruolo che ha assunto nel 2019. È stato eletto presidente nel giugno 2021, con il sostegno della Guida Suprema Ali Khamenei. Le elezioni sono state caratterizzate da un’astensione record e dall’assenza di reali concorrenti.
Durante la sua presidenza, tutti i rami del potere in Iran sono finiti sotto il controllo delle fazioni estremiste anti-occidentali, fedeli a Khamenei. Si è intensificata la repressione del dissenso, in particolare dopo il movimento di protesta “Donna, vita, libertà” del 2022. Raisi inoltre è stato coinvolto in controversie, in particolare per il suo ruolo nelle esecuzioni di migliaia di prigionieri politici nel 1988, che gli è valso l’appellativo di "macellaio di Teheran". In politica estera, Raisi si è presentato come un avversario risoluto di Israele, sostenendo Hamas e salutando con favore l’attacco lanciato dall’Iran contro Israele nel 2023.
Quali sono le implicazioni della morte di Raisi?
In politica interna, ben poche, almeno all'apparenza. Secondo gli analisti di Eurasia Group, la sua scomparsa non dovrebbe sconvolgere seriamente la stabilità interna dell’Iran, poiché le forze di sicurezza, l’esercito e il Corpo delle guardie rivoluzionarie islamiche (IRGC) rimangono sotto il controllo del leader supremo. La Costituzione iraniana prevede che in caso di morte improvvisa del presidente, il primo vicepresidente - attualmente Mohammad Mokhber - assumerebbe l’incarico, con l’approvazione del leader supremo. Questo assicura che non ci sarà un vuoto di potere e che il Paese sarà guidato fino a nuove elezioni, dove l'opposizione non ha rappresentanza perché le liste sono scelte dai leader religioso, che dovrebbero svolgersi entro un periodo massimo di 50 giorni dalla morte del presidente. Il vero dilemma riguarda la successione di Khomeini, di cui Raisi era il delfino designato, anche se mai ufficialmente. Potremo assistere ad un rinvigorirsi delle proteste di piazza? Può essere, in queste ore è saggio non escludere nulla.
In politica estera, in altri tempi avremmo potuto prevedere una sostanziale continuità del conflitto a bassa tensione con Israele, ma anche qui la prudenza è d'obbligo, perché l'attacco di Hamas del 7 Ottobre, celebrato da Raisi anche se il coinvolgimento diretto dell'Iran è sempre stato negato dal regime degli ayatollah, ha creato una situazione di profonda instabilità in quella polveriera che è il Medio Oriente. Di certo, in questo ambito, assumerà ancora maggiore rilievo la morte del ministro degli esteri, Hossein Amir Abdollahian, che era sull'elicottero con Raisi. Il ministro ha supportato il Fronte della Resistenza, affiliato con Hezbollah in Libano, Siria e altre correnti allineate con la Repubblica Islamica dell’Iran in conflitto con Israele, come Hamas.
Insomma, teniamo gli occhi aperti, le prossime ore saranno cruciali.

Digipen is a video game school in Washington state near Xbox Game Studios and Nintendo of America. The program is ABET Accredited. I intend to use the degree to hopefully work on video game hardware. Do you think it's worth it? Tuition is $34k after institutional aid compared to the University of Washington or Washington State University's $12.5k.

I am planning a trip to San Juan Islands for October 2024, but I can't find ferry schedule for after 9/21/24 on the Washington State DOT website. Is it not out yet?
My tentative plan is to land in SeaTac at 9:30pm on Friday 10/4, get to Friday Harbor around mid-day Saturday, and depart from SeaTac on Wednesday 5:45pm.
I am trying to determine if I can depend the ferry on Wednesday to make the flight or should I just get back to the mainland on Tuesday to reduce the chance of missing my flight. Will there be a fewer ferries in October compared to September?
Thanks!

Hi everyone. I have two students, one in elementary and one in middle school. We live in Washington State, and they are currently in a virtual/hybrid program that the school district provides. This program has been fantastic for our kids, and virtual learning has allowed them to absolutely flourish.
Of course our program is getting cut substantially. Of course. Alternative and home based programs always seem to be the lowest hanging fruit when budgets get tricky.
As we wait to learn more about impacts to our program, I am trying to learn more about other options.
It looks like our main options are: - WAk12 - Washington Virtual Academy (that might be part of k12?) - Connections Academy
Can anyone give insight into these programs? Info is scarce, and even calling didn't give me super great info.
Our current program is online classes 4 days a week - I would love a program that has Teams/Zoom daily, but I don't think these do? Some info says they are 1 day/week, other info says 3-5 days/week.
My kids are good at independent learning, they are above grade standard, and enjoy learning. That said, some reviews of these programs make the curriculum seem impossible, make it sound like Mom needs to teach sitting next to them, etc (which I can support, but not the whole school day). It is all a bit nerve racking.
Any advice or direction would be so appreciated.

Title + a few extra questions. I scrolled through the sub and tags about layoff unemployment but I don't know if I have everything I need/what to include in my appeal so any help would be appreciated.
I was laid off back in Feb as a part of a mass layoff, and my last day on payroll was in early April. I applied for unemployment at the end of April, and submitted a request to backdate my claim by 2 weeks after finding out I was eligible for unemployment. The backdated claim was approved and said the laws that apply are: RCW 50.04.030 and WAC 192-110-115. I was told I have until June 3rd to submit my weekly claims for those weeks, but I can't find a section to file my weekly claim for those weeks in the website, just for my current weekly claims- So that's my first issue- idk how to get my Backdated Claim logs submitted (the option was not available before or after my DQ).
I also submitted a request to do a combined wage claim for Washington and my previous state, where I was working part time at my university, but I got a letter saying my state reported no work history. I don't think that is related to my DQ since the amount I received a week later in unemployment was based only on my Washington income. It's confusing since I was a student full time from Jan-May, but I was only enrolled part time (<12 credits) in the summer and while working my full time job in WA from May through December when I completed my program; neither of the laws cited mention anything about enrollment status so I don't think that is related to the DQ. The quarters my benefits are based on are July-Sep and Oct-Dec. So my second question is should I submit that appeal for a combined wage claim, or am I ineligible since I was a student worker at that specific time(which is fine if so)?
As far as the DQ - it cited the same laws as the backdated claim- RCW 50.04.030 and WAC 192-110-115. Looking it up it just sounds like the first one is for when someone files for unemployment while still employed, or dont meet the min 680 hours in the base year. My last day of employment was April 3rd (I did receive a severance payment 2 weeks later for agreeing not to open an EEOC lawsuit). I applied for unemployment starting the next calendar week April 8th. Excluding my work in the other state, I worked for >800 hours over 20 weeks from Aug-Dec (+ however many for jan-feb/april).
Again I was also laid off, not fired or quit. I've been able and available this entire time, logging my weekly claim and job activities etc and have not turned down any offers for work. That all said, right now I just am thinking I should include my dated layoff letter as additional documentation and maybe a link to a news article referencing the layoff, since I didn't include that documentation in my initial application, but I don't know if I need to include more information based on the cited laws, my part-time school, or out of state stuff?
Sorry again I know this is a ton of info, but any advice on these 3 issues would be greatly appreciated before I try to submit my appeals for anything

This is a repost from a couple weeks ago that stayed buried in downvotes, but it's now more relevant than ever:
Adam Mares finally publically acknowledged what he told me a full two months before Tim left while watching the Avs at DNVR.
The foundation of the KCP trade (Morris + Barton) was a done deal at the trade deadline of the 22' season. The reason it didn't happen is because Jamal decided against coming back-- at which point keeping Monte was necessary and the teams decided to do the deal over the summer instead.
Booth got all the credit for that deal-- because not many people knew that it had been a done deal for months. And he deserves credit for hitting the send button and then extending KCP. And obviously for the Bruce Brown signing.
However, almost every move he has made since then has been a disaster.
Everyone knew lasts summer's FA class for PGs was barren yet we didn't prioritize finding a replacement for Bones when we traded him. Instead, we burned 3 seconds trading for Thomas Byrant. A guy who was never going to be able to play in the playoffs and who was set to be a FA.
Then Booth traded a lightly protected 29' first for a shotgun approach to a part of the draft that is very hit or miss and decides to burn #32 on a 24 year old PG who relied on backing down younger, smaller players in college and despite championship equity, walks out of FA with Reggie Jackson and Holiday-- two guys who were 3 years washed.
Then he has the audacity to tell KOC that Watson (who was the primary return for burning a 27 1st) is already better than Bruce Brown and to indicate that the approach to the offseason was taken, in part, to ensure the youth saw the floor.
At the time, I understood the logic of aiming for youth and cheap contracts but got downvoted in oblivion for arguing that a) we should have been aiming at 2nd draft guys instead of solely stockpiling late picks and b) stating that you should always be aiming for as much talent as possible, not limiting your options by aiming for guys who are okay being bench warmers.
Obi Toppin, NAW, PJ Washington, Aaron Neissmith and Issaih Joe are all examples of 2nd draft guys who contributied to their team's playoff run. Derrick Jones Jr is contributing to Dallas's run as minimum signing. And that's the bare minimum, not the TPMLE we gave RJ.
And where as Tim regularly found 2 way guys who turned into NBA players (Torrey Craig, Hatenstein, Kedrick Williams, Dozier before the ACL tear), we have yet to have a 2 way signed by Booth (CG was also Tim) contribute.
All of that added up to a team whose bench was a disaster. No backup center meant Jokic carrying a heavy burden. RJ being predictably awful meant Murray couldn't be load managed because the team was the worst they've ever been without him. Gordon was forced to play way too many minutes- including at backup center. Tonight, he was in foul trouble and it resulted in Jokic playing 47 minutes and being absolutely gassed in the 4th.
Christain was a top notch pick, the best one Booth has made. However, hit began the pattern of devaluing 3 point shooting in roster building. Even tonight, in a game that he was largely great in, he was a non-factor from deep while sitting out on an island. Jokic punishing the double only works if he is surround by shooters.
Watson has potential. He also shot like 20% from 3 this year... which is why was a benchwarmer all playoffs long. Strawther and Tyson both have potential, and Hunter can DEFINITELY shoot, but we've basically hedged all of our assets on Watson, Strawther, Tyson, Pickett (not a believer) and the 7 footer they sold for cash considerations...
Oh and KCP (as much as he struggles with the Wolves matchup) has a player option. And RJ and Pickett are on guaranteed deals so upgrading the backup point guard is going to be tough.
Contrast that with Tim building a team that doesn't have a single bad player in the rotation. His draft picks (and I'm high on the kid they took in the 2nd round) sit marinating while NAW, Monte, Conley, Ried (signed to a steal of an extention) and Kyle Anderson help build out the deepest team in the NBA.Yes, he gave up too much for Rudy. He was also right it would work and right that ANT was ready (and had them on a clock).
The Kroenke's were idiots for letting a top 3 GM walk from his contract and praying an unproven GM could hit the ground running during a title window. Not only because it's likely cut the Nuggets window short but also because it allowed Tim to customize a team designed to wreck the Nuggets.

Hey guys, I've got oil leaking around my turbo and I am just not equipped to start tearing things apart and trying to figure it out on my own.
Does anybody know of a good mechanic that works on delicas?
I'm in Aberdeen, so heading through Olympia up to Seattle is okay for me.
I know there's the new shop down in Portland.
I am also considering heading all the way up to Vancouver for Rising Sun Auto.
I'd like to stay as close to home as possible though because I'm on call at my job and it's difficult for me to go too far away right now.
Any recommendations would be a great help, thank you!

*Reposting because my last post got removed*
Last year, I made this post about how the NBA has historically been ruled by great teams who dominate their eras and win at least two championships over any five-year stretch. When expanded to six-year periods, it has only happened once in NBA history:
1975: Golden State Warriors, 1976: Boston Celtics, 1977: Portland Trailblazers, 1978: Washington Bullets, 1979: Seattle SuperSonics, 1980: Los Angeles Lakers,
With the Nuggets eliminated, it ensures a 6th different team will have won from 2019 -2024
2019: Toronto Raptors, 2020: Los Angeles Lakers, 2021: Milwaukee Bucks, 2022: Golden State Warriors, 2023: Denver Nuggets, 2024: TBD (between DAL, MIN, BOS, IND)
If a different team manages to win next season as well, it will mark the first time in NBA history. Parity in the NBA has never been this good. The talent level in the league right now is amazing, with the next generation of superstars taking over the reigns.

Hi!! I decided to apply this cycle a little late in the game so working now to try to get AMCAS submitted this month... I need a little help filtering down my school list and would be so grateful for anybody's help or opinion! I'm planning to apply to all CA schools (except Drew and Loma Linda), not applying to most T20 schools since I have no research, and would love to be in an urban area. I'd love to get my list down to 30-40. Also I'm just planning to apply to MD for this cycle.
CA resident, ORM (Asian), MCAT 514, cGPA 3.93, undergrad at a UC
A lot of paid clinical hours, some clinical volunteering, basically no research
OOS schools I'm applying to: Rush, Albany, Tulane, Boston, Drexel, Wake Forest, Tufts, UColorado, Temple, Sidney Kimmel Thomas Jefferson, Penn State, East Virginia, Indiana, U of Cincinnati
OOS schools I'm most likely applying to: George Washington, Wisconsin, U Vermont, TCU, UNC CH, Wayne State, Albert Einstein, Virginia Commonwealth, U Pittsburg, NYU Grossman Long Island, Creighton AZ, U of Michigan, USF Morsani, U Miami, Quinnipiac
OOS I'm not sure about: Emory, Geisinger Commonwealth, Wright State, Zucker Hofstra, NY Medical College, Saint Louis, U of Illinois, Rosalind Franklin (too rural?), Loyola Chicago, U of Iowa, Georgetown, U of Connecticut
I would love and appreciate any input about schools I should/shouldn't apply to!! Thank you :)

Hello, as the title says I’m looking for anyone’s opinion on reputable gsd breeders in Washington state. Thanks for your time.

We took the ferry over to Washington Island on Saturday (5/18) and we saw what appeared to be a large military ship off a ways into the Bay side- the ship still visible in the distance stop Eagle Tower in Peninsula State Park
Best guesses we made were a Coast Guard or other Military ship- or maybe a visible shipwreck with low waters?
Any help??

Hi, I would love some thoughts on my school list. I’m a 1st time applicant.
NC resident, ORM, woman
cGPA: 3.80
MCAT: 520 (Aug 2023 131/129/132/128)
Undergrad at large public school. Freshman year during Covid. Taking 1 gap year.
240 hours CNA
⁃ Anticipating 240 hours more during gap year
1000+ hours wet lab research
⁃ 1 poster presentation, 1 oral presentation (1st runner-up in competition)
400 hours clinical research
⁃ 2 poster presentations, 1 publication under review
⁃ Anticipating 1000 more hours during gap year
95 hours shadowing across 4 specialties
15 hours non-clinical volunteering ⁃ Peer mentor
2 semesters of anatomy lab TA (70 hours)
Created a position for head learning assistant in undergraduate anatomy labs.
Leadership as DEI chair in a pre-medical fraternity (3 semesters).
Baking business as hobby.

• = applying MD/PhD (PhD in epidemiology)

Albert Einstein COM
Boston University
East Carolina
Case Western
Cornell University
Drexel
Duke University
Emory University*
Florida Atlantic University
George Washington
Georgetown
Hofstra
Indiana University
Medical University of South Carolina
Mount Sinai NY
NSU Florida
Northwestern University*
NYU Grossman
Ohio State University*
Penn State
Quinnipiac University
Rutgers RWJ
Temple
Thomas Jefferson University
Tufts
Tulane
University of Central Florida
University of Cincinnati*
University of Massachusetts*
University of Miami*
University of Michigan*
University of North Carolina*
University of Pittsburgh*
University of Rochester*
University of Virginia.
USF Health Morsani
Vanderbilt University*
Virginia Commonwealth
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest University
Wayne State

Last summer in 2023 I rode across the country, DC to Washington state. I took a ton of pictures, and actually wrote a book(its in editing now). Anyways, to go with the book I'm looking for a way to make a couple bucks selling my pictures, and videos I took along the way. 4100 miles, 62 days riding, 3300 pictures, 80 videos, and I'd like to sell them as a whole single file download. These are all taken from my cell phone, a midrange model, if that matters. I'm not looking to make a ton of money, if any, I just figured it'd be an easy way to maybe make some on the side to complement my book. So what are the best websites to sell all those photos, and videos as a single sale? It would just be selling a file, the photos just for viewing, and I'm looking for a easy set up. I'm not overly concerned about high fee's. I'd prefer the more popular name and website, over saving a little bit in fee's. But since I don't expect much of anything, it has to be free to start up, and list, only charging for sales. It just wouldn't make sense to have to pay monthly fee's on this adventure. thanks in advance