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Chicago Hard to Say I'm Sorry El3...Unit 4 https://t.me/MkNotes/608

Pre3.. Unit3 https://t.me/MkNotes/341

Does Honesty Pay? Pre3..Unit4 https://t.me/MkNotes/247

Do Life or Life Will Do You https://t.me/MkNotes/603

ILI Summer 97

Peace in World or World in Pieces

Oprah Winfrey BE Yourself Harvard 2013 https://t.me/MkNotes/595

Mohsen Chavoshi- Khouzestan محسن چاوشی — خوزستان تنهای تنهای تنهایی مظلوم مظلوم مظلومی بی یارِ بی یارِ بی یاری خوزستان ،خوزستان ،خوزستان بی دردا خوابیدن خوابیدن نامردا خوابیدن خوابیدن اما تو بیداره بیداری خوزستان خوزستان خوزستان ای مردم ای مردم ای مردم بارون کو بارون کو بارون کو ای بارون ای بارون ای بارون کارون کو کارون کو کارون کو از خاکت از نفتت از خونت شب دستش رنگینه رنگینه ای قاضی ای قاضی ای قاضی شب جرمش سنگینه سنگینه بمب بارون بمب بارون بمب بارون طیاره طیاه طیاره نارنجک نارنجک نارنجک خمپاره خمپاره خمپاره این ظلم وقتی که زالوها تو جیب این مردم میلولن وقتی که خیلی از این مردم بی پول بی پول بی پولن ای قاضی این مردم چی میگن آبادی آبادی آبادی ای قاضی این مردم چی ‌می‌خوان آزادی آزادی آزادی جان آرا جان آرا جان آرا خوزستان تنهای تنها شد خوزستان از اشک این مردم دریا شد دریا شد دریا شد ای قاضی این مردم چی میگن آبادی آبادی آبادی ای قاضی این مردم چی ‌می‌خوان آزادی آزادی آزادی 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿

Petition to punish Sergio Ramos for 'intentionally hurting' Mo Salah passes 300,000 Attracting global attention from both Liverpool fans and neutral supporters – the petition has very much divided audiences. Regardless of its controversial nature — 300,000 people have flocked to sign the petition – which calls for action to be taken against the Real Madrid defender. As of writing, more than 300,000 people have expressed their support for the claim Ramos should be "punished" for his tackle in the post's short lifetime. Egyptian "King" Mo Salah was forced to leave the pitch after just 30 minutes of last night's Champions League final, causing uproar from across the football community. Mo Salah's injury update on Twitter today gave fans hope that he may yet make the World Cup however. Many are calling for the Madrid captain to be punished, claiming that Ramos “intentionally” injured the Liverpool star. NO FOUL WAS AWARDED for the clash and Ramos' intentions were unclear and may have been innocent. https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/705611/Liverpool-news-mo-salah-injury-sergio-ramos-petition-update-champions-league-final https://t.me/MkNotes/592

Regime change in Iran could cost the US trillions (opinion) - CNN https://edition-m.cnn.com/2018/05/24/opinions/iran-regime-change-cost-trillions-hartung/index.html

D O Y O U L O V E M E? https://t.me/MkNotes/590

*Do you love me?* Tevye: Do you love me? Golde: Do I what? Tevye: Do you love me? Golde: Do I love you? With our daughters getting married and this trouble in the town, You're upset. You want out. Go inside. Go lie down. Maybe it's indigestion. Tevye: Golde, I'm asking you a question. Do you love me? Golde: You're a fool! Tevye: I know. But do you love me? Golde: Do I love you? For twenty-five years, I've washed your clothes, Cooked your meals, cleaned your house, Given you children, milked the cow. After twenty-five years, why talk about love right now? Tevye: The first time I met you was on our wedding day. I was scared. Golde: I was shy. Tevye: I was nervous. Golde: So was I. Tevye: But my father and my father said we'd learn to love each other. So, now I'm asking, Golde... Tevye: Do you love me? Golde: I'm your wife! Tevye: I know. But do you love me? Golde: Do I love him? For twenty-five years, I've lived with him, Fought with him, starved with him. For twenty-five years, my bed is his. If that's not love, what is? Tevye: Then you love me? Golde: I suppose I do. Tevye: And I suppose I love you, too. Together: It doesn't change a thing, but even so, After twenty-five years, it's nice to know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_y9F5St4j0 https://t.me/MkNotes/589 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿

Not Paying Attention in Class? China’s “Smart Eye” Will Snitch on You futurism.com/smart-eye-china-facial-recognition   China’s mass surveillance operation has a new target: distracted high school students. In March, Hangzhou Number 11 High School in east China installed a “smart classroom behavior management system” (or “smart eye”) in one of its classrooms. The smart eye uses facial recognition technology to monitor students, and by this summer, administrators plan to install the Big Brother-esque system in every classroom.   Here’s how it works. Every 30 seconds, three cameras installed in the front of the room scan each student’s face to determine their expression: surprised, sad, antipathy, angry, happy, afraid, or neutral. The cameras also record each student’s actions throughout the class, noting whether they are reading, listening, writing, standing up, raising hands, or leaning on the desk. Smart eye then notifies the teacher in real-time if it notices that a student appears distracted. The teacher can also view a report at the end of the class that provides an average of each student’s expressions. What else can surveillance cameras do in classroom other than exam supervision? High school in #Hangzhou uses camera to identify students facial expression for class performance analysis and improvement . The school’s headmaster, Ni Ziyuan, told Chinese-government-run news site Hangzhou that the goal behind using the smart eye is to help teachers improve based on student reactions. Which sounds positive. But that’s not the whole story. Students are also graded on how well they’re paying attention. “[T]hose [students] who focus on lectures will be marked with an A, while students who let their minds wander will be marked with a B,” Ni told Hangzhou. The Chinese education system is already notoriously demanding of students, and as one student told Hangzhou, the smart eye system adds to the pressure: “I don’t dare be distracted since the cameras were installed in the classrooms. It’s like a pair of mystery eyes are constantly watching me.” The difference between an A and a B can have major consequences for some students, and when they feel they’ve fallen short of academic expectations, students’ mental health can suffer.  “They are not studying machines. Any human being will have moments when their mind wanders,” one commenter wrote on Sina Weibo, China’s version of Twitter, in reference to the smart eye system. Using surveillance to catch jaywalkers or criminals is one thing. But to essentially try to turn students into learning machines? That might only end up hurting China’s citizens in the long run. References: Engadget, Hangzhou https://t.me/MkNotes/588