Sanders says he’s going all the way to the Democratic convention Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders refuses to back down. (Darron Cummings/AP) Sen. Bernie Sanders shocked no one Sunday morning when he told viewers of CBS's "Face the Nation" that he plans to remain in the presidential race until at least the Democratic convention. Sanders (Vt.) is certain that he can become the Democratic nominee. But regardless of the outcome, he said he plans to go to the convention and seek what he considers critical changes to the rules. In April, The Washington Post's Greg Sargent reported that Clinton had outperformed Sanders in states with closed primaries, suggesting that some share of support for Sanders comes from independent voters. [Hillary Clinton’s secret weapon against Bernie Sanders: Democratic voters] This month, that pattern has largely persisted. The Daily Trail newsletter A daily briefing of what's happening on the campaign trail. Please provide a valid email address. [Clinton declares victory in Kentucky primary; Sanders wins in Oregon]
Morpholio Launches ScalePen for Its Trace App Prior to CAD, design students, architects, and the like, used technical pens for drafting, when there weren’t any buttons to undo what you just did. A technical pen set back in the day was a big expense, but a must-have for design drawing to show line weight for things like space, details, sections, and hierarchy – a necessity for displaying a three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional drawing. Hand drafting faded into oblivion with CAD software becoming the norm by the early 2000s, but in recent years, there’s been a resurgence of hand drawing and sketching, thanks to touchscreen devices and styluses. Despite all the new technology, there’s been a lack of consistency with sliders when it comes to line weight in the digital realm. That’s where Morpholio comes in. ScalePen brings ease back to architectural drawing by eliminating the need to keep track of your different line weights. Download Morpholio’s Trace app here.
Study Drinking More Water Leads to Eating Fewer Calories Water is a tame beverage with a tumultuous public-health history. For decades, doctors said we should be drinking eight glasses of the stuff each day. By the time Michelle Obama had built a campaign around water, the backlash had begun. “There’s no real scientific proof that, for otherwise healthy people, drinking extra water has any health benefits,” Indiana University pediatrics professor Aaron E. Carroll wrote in The New York Times last year. A new study suggests there is a benefit, though—a big one. For the study, researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign looked at a dataset of 18,311 adults who were interviewed about everything they ate and drank on two different occasions, between three and 10 days apart. Ruopeng An, an assistant professor in kinesiology at the University of Illinois and lead author of the study, said there were two reasons why water might make people more abstemious. If An’s findings are replicated, they could be noteworthy.
Hillary Clinton Is Criticized for Private Emails in State Dept. Review A spokesman for Mrs. Clinton’s campaign, Brian Fallon, did not respond to a request for comment about her refusal, among other questions. In a written statement, he said that the report showed that her use of a private email account was “not unique,” citing the use of personal emails by some of her predecessors. “She took steps that went much further than others to appropriately preserve and release her records,” the statement said. In an already tumultuous, highly polarizing election season, the reaction to the findings broke along partisan lines. The 79-page report added considerable new detail about the former secretary of state’s use of the server, as well as her motivation for setting it up. The report did not delve deeply into the issue that has become the focus of the F.B.I.’s investigation — the references in dozens of emails to classified information, including 22 emails that the C.I.A. said contained information on programs or sources that were “top secret.” Video Mrs. Mr.
"Starchitect" Bjarke Ingels' billion-dollar designs The following script is from "Starchitect" which aired on March 13, 2016. Morley Safer is the correspondent. Katy Textor, producer. It was the pioneer of modern architecture, Le Corbusier, who said houses were machines for living in -- and, at the ripe old age of 41, Bjarke Ingels is turning out a lot of unusual machines. He is the architect of the moment -- a starchitect -- designing everything from skyscrapers to an NFL stadium. [Bjarke Ingels is having his moment.] Bjarke Ingels: When you see it from the memorial... He's not only designing the final tower at the World Trade Center. [Bjarke Ingels: Basically we are at the middle of the ski slope so it continues all the way down to there.] He is trotting the globe, with some 60 projects in the works. [Bjarke Ingels: It's still very much a work in progress...] There's the Googleplex, Google's futuristic complex of domes planned for its campus in Silicon Valley... [Bjarke Ingels: We were quite worried about that distance.] Bjarke Ingels: Exactly.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Trump: ‘Who is this guy? How will he behave?’ Thomas J. Donohue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. (Joshua Roberts/Bloomberg News) The head of the U.S. "We hear mostly concern from our members: 'Who is this guy? Donohue added that the business community remains cautious about both Trump, whose anti-trade message has resonated in the GOP primary campaign, and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton. "There hasn't been much support from the business community for either of them," he said. [Trump attacks WSJ over Trans-Pacific Partnership criticism] The chamber has grown increasingly frustrated in a 2016 election season that has elicited strong anti-trade sentiment among voters in both the Republican and Democratic primaries. [Clinton does not back Obama trade vote in post-election congressional session] The White House is eying a potential lame-duck session of Congress after the November elections as a final chance to win ratification for the TPP on Capitol Hill. "I have no idea what he will do with his message," Donohue said.
3 Social Image Tools That Increase Exposure and Engagement Wondering how to improve the impact of your social media images? Looking for tools to optimize your visual content? In this article you’ll discover three little-known tools to analyze the effectiveness of your visuals before you use them in your social media marketing. Discover three social image tools to help increase exposure and engagement. Listen to this article: Listen now: Play in new window | Download #1: Optimize for Conversion Bannersnack is an online app that makes it easy to create banner ads. First, you’ll want to create a banner image using the tool’s handy online editor. Heat maps help you determine the most visible parts of your image so you can ensure you’re drawing attention to the right spots. Tweak your image until the heat map registers a high amount of activity. #2: Optimize for Visual Impression VAS (Visual Attention Software) uses its science-based algorithm to simulate which parts of the image will likely draw people’s attention during the first 3-5 seconds of viewing.
5 Projects That Make Incredible Use of Water Article By Tahio Avila We take a look at 5 Projects That Make Incredible Use of Water Let’s get lost in the projects that landscape architects are developing more and more every day. Searching for projects that include the element of water, I realized that every one of them had something in common: the concept of sustainability. The projects in this article will help us understand why water shouldn’t be a single-use item. Many interesting projects have being developed in countries around the world, but in northern Europe, they are really taking it seriously, with governments introducing new laws to guarantee the use of natural resources — bound to public transportation, bikeways, pedestrian ways, and renewable energies — that help to improve the lifestyle of the community. Here are some European projects – and one from the United States – that focus on sustainability and the resource of water. 1. This is a new project everybody should know about. An EcoDistrict. 2. Waterplein Benthemplein.
Jeff Bezos, Riding High, Defends Decision to Buy Washington Post Photo RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. — built into an e-commerce and computing powerhouse. Now his ambitions are more sprawling as he takes on ever larger civic and business challenges. Those diverse interests were on display on Tuesday when Mr. Bezos, Amazon’s chief executive, spoke onstage at the Code technology conference here, where he commented on an array of topics, including workplace culture, privacy and his decision to buy The Washington Post in 2013. Mr. The Amazon chief also addressed an investigation last summer by The New York Times that found the company had a tough workplace culture. He also commented on the tension between privacy and national security, calling it “the issue of our age” and noting that Amazon had filed a court brief supporting Apple during its recent battle with the Federal Bureau of Investigation over an iPhone used by one of the attackers in a shooting in San Bernardino, Calif., last December. Mr. Mr. A couple of weeks ago, Mr. Mr. On Tuesday, Mr. Mr.
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