 or by mail to Ask Amy, Chicago Tribune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago IL 60611.Nigeria to Reap Billions of Dollars From Creditors in Debt-for-Climate Swap Offer - Osinbajo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has disclosed that Nigeria will reap a huge debt relief from some creditors running into billions of US dollars when the nation's idea for a Debt-For-Climate (DFC) Swap deal, becomes widely accepted.
The Vice President's media assistant, Laolu Akande, in a release Sunday, stated that the Vice President in his meetings with the top officials of the US government right after his speech at the Centre for Global Development (CGD) further pushed the DFC idea which he had previously proposed, publicly first, at the CGD.
He further noted "we are hoping to get support and international buy-ins for these ideas," specifically the DFC and the participation of African countries in the international carbon market. He reiterated that the DFC will help solve many of the debt burden challenges in Nigeria and other countries.
Osinbajo in his CGD speech explained that the "debt for climate swaps is a type of debt swap where bilateral or multilateral debt is forgiven by creditors in exchange for a commitment by the debtor to use the outstanding debt service payments for national climate action programs.
Responding to the Debt-for-Climate proposal, the Administrator of USAID, Samantha Power, told the Vice President that the idea is "fresh thinking that is very exciting," adding that the US is open to such new thinking even though it would require the full policy review of the American Government.
Top Headlines Climate Nigeria DebtIt may have been me in another post on this sub where someone was asking how to get loops in key with their tracks. But yeah, to your example, you could shift any minor loop to A minor if you want it more likely to work with C major.

That being said, a song in A minor wants to resolve to A, and a song in C major wants to resolve to C, even though they both use all the same keys. So one issue you may have is that you have to chop or re-arrange your A minor loop so that the 'A minor' chord isn't the dominant first chord in the progression, and you move it around so that if there is anything rooted in C, you move that up front. That's one way of shifting around a minor loop to potentially fit with a major beat.

The other problem is some minor chords specifically have notes out of key with major keys, so even if you match to a relative major/minor key, you may have chords with notes outside the intended respective minor/major key. It could work, it may also not work. But this is a concept called borrowed chords.

I wasn't really trying to make the whole major/minor statement like it's a hard rule; it's just something that simplifies the process way way more so you don't have to do the music theory mental gymnastics of finding relative major/minors and shifting chord order around and seeing whether or not borrowed chords fit or any of that.Dave Egger’s novel “The Circle” does not only make for a good weekend read but also leaves behind enough food for thought for the reader. The story takes place in a futuristic California. Facebook and all other social media websites have been, for lack of a better term, mushed together into one system named TruYou. Forget having a separate username for each individual account you have; now you only possess one login username and password for everything from banking to social media.
Soon after starting with the company, however, the fluffy clouds disappear revealing The Circle’s dark side. It is an ideal place to work and the strong sense of community is fantastic just like Mae leads the reader to believe – but there is a catch. Are you involved enough? Can you meet your Zing (a futuristic form of Tweeting) quota, which could range in the hundreds daily? After all, you want to have a good rank when it comes to involvement. Mae does as well, and as the story progresses we see how dedication to being an accepted community member eventually crosses into obsession. It’s not just about being an engaged member of the company, but also having a high ranking in social media. Sound familiar?
How many followers a person has in any social media platform is a big concern today, and Egger does a great job of weaving these modern issues into his dystopian novel.
Another present issue is transparency. Heated debates are taking place over how much information should be available to the public and how much should be kept confidential. The Circle’s take on this issue comes in the form of a slogan: PRIVACY IS THEFT.
Cameras are everywhere, recording your every move. Sure, that is not too different from the already present security cameras, but the one big difference lies in the fact that these often miniature and hidden cameras are broadcasting twenty four hours a day for anybody to watch. Oh and, plot twist, the audience can make comments on the feed as well.
If that wasn’t intrusive enough, the newest invention in online dating called LuvLuv allows individual users to search their partner’s name and obtain every piece of information available about them, even details like their allergies. Remember, privacy, or at least web privacy, is dead. While the reader can spend at least half the book wishing they too worked at The Circle, somewhere half way through the book, a few 1984 tendencies start popping up and they are slightly unsettling.
In “The Cirlce” the whole world has access to every bit of information about you. Is that where we are headed? What would a life in that possible dystopian future be like? Let Dave Egger take you on a ride along with Mae Holland and experience it first-hand.Yes I would like to but it’s a bit difficult. It runs directly on the property line. And the posts do not end on the corners of my property. Meaning the fence spans like 3 of the neighbors yards. I’d have to have some conversations and only demo to the end of my property line even though there’s no post there. Not impossible but 3x the amount of work compared to just installing fence. A lot of people install fences in front of the chain link in my area. Not saying it’s the right way to go but most people probably had the same concerns.Instagram has long been the most favorite socialization app of users, especially Generation Z. Ever since its release it has been gaining users with an increasing speed. Of course features, interesting ones have played an important role in achieving that. New interesting features with every update kept the users invested in the app and lured new ones toward it.
One such new feature is being worked upon at the Instagram headquarters. The feature will allow users to create an avatar or digital replica of themselves that could be used to send responses to stories. This is part of Meta’s main goal, to include virtual reality and make it accessible on every one of their platforms. They are following through with it with features like 3D avatars on Facebook, Messenger and within stickers on Instagram.
As first spotted by Pururaj Dutta, some users have been seeing a choice between avatar or emoji when they swipe up to send a reaction to the story. When they click on the avatar they would be required to create one only if they haven’t already and then will get an array of custom response stickers featuring their avatar.
This can also be seen as another attempt from Meta’s side to get more and more users to create digital avatars which is a part of Meta’s broader push to turn this into a habitual interaction and to change the way of representation on the internet. This will also help Meta to sell digital things on a much evolving Scale.
On another note NFTs are also becoming more and more common nowadays. Even though the NFT fever has died down a little, many people are still crazily buying them. They are buying NFTs more out of fear that they will be left out of the next revolution like the people who brushed off Facebook, Twitter and other apps. But the question is, are they worth it? Because pictures that can’t be placed nor seen in the physical world don’t have much value. Except for bragging rights it can’t do much for a person living in the physical world.
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###### Motivation for this change

or-tools only builds for Python 3.

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