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BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. 22 (Xinhua) -- Spain's solar power is on track to overtake wind power as the leading source in the country's expanding renewable energy sector, which now accounts for more than half of the total energy mix, industry insiders told Xinhua on Friday. Renewable energy sources have supplied 57.5 percent of Spain's electricity production this year, according to the association of renewable energy companies. Wind power remains the largest contributor with 22.4 percent, followed by photovoltaic solar energy at 18.3 percent. Red Electrica de Espana (REE), the national grid operator, reported that large photovoltaic plants will soon surpass wind farms as the energy source with the highest installed capacity in Spain. Ground-based photovoltaic installations, excluding self-consumption systems on rooftops of homes and businesses, now have a combined capacity of over 29,600 megawatts -- nearly double the 15,300 megawatts recorded in 2021, according to REE. Alvaro Luna, a renewable energy expert at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC), described Spain's solar power capacity as "healthy," citing the country's strong resource availability and growing production. "Spain is among the European Union countries doing their homework in terms of renewable energy penetration and the energy mix," Luna said in an interview with Xinhua. However, Luna emphasized the need to address gaps in energy sharing, noting that not all households and businesses have access to rooftops for solar panel installations. He also called for greater innovation in solar technology, describing it as a "European problem." "Photovoltaic energy has immense potential as the alternative energy source Europe needs, but we're not fully utilizing the technology," he said. Luna stressed the importance of developing energy storage solutions to store surplus energy for later use, as solar energy production is concentrated during specific parts of the day. He also highlighted the need for diversification of renewable energy sources to improve system flexibility, citing solar thermal energy -- using the sun's heat -- as a promising area for future investment.
— A gun attack at a makeshift bar in Hillside, Knockpatrick, Manchester, on Friday night left one man dead and another injured. The deceased has been identified as 38-year-old Ricardo Williams, also known as ‘Ricky,’ a resident of Hillside. The shooting occurred shortly after 9:00 p.m. when Williams and another man were at the bar. Gunmen opened fire on the two men, both of whom were rushed to the hospital. Williams was pronounced dead, while the other man was admitted for treatment, his condition remaining unknown. The attack comes just over two months after Williams’ brothers, Sanjay and Andre Williams, were charged in connection with the murder of 46-year-old Kevin Brown, also known as ‘Trees,’ on Green Street in Knockpatrick. Local residents have expressed concerns over the rising violence in the area, which has disrupted the social atmosphere and nightlife in Knockpatrick and neighboring communities. One resident, who asked to remain anonymous, noted that the ongoing violence is negatively affecting the livelihood of law-abiding citizens and their ability to go out freely. “This violence is affecting everyone, especially those who are just trying to live their lives and work hard,” the resident said, calling on the police to intensify efforts to target the criminals behind these acts of violence. This incident marks the second murder in the parish within a week. Last Friday, Holmwood Technical High School bus driver Rohan Gentles was also shot dead on the school compound in northeast Manchester. Since the start of the year, the parish has recorded 46 murders, contributing to the ongoing concerns about crime in the region. The police have not yet made any arrests in connection with Friday night’s shooting, and the investigation is ongoing. Showcase your business with a personalized page on McKoy’s News. Highlight your products or services with multiple photos, contact information, and detailed descriptions Capture attention with visually stunning banner ads that promote your brand across our website, reaching a large audience with every click. Tell your story with impactful video advertisements, designed to engage viewers and drive traffic to your business. Gain credibility and visibility with feature articles on McKoy’s News. Share your success stories, latest offerings, and expert insights with our readers. Contact us today and let McKoy’s News be your partner in success.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy spoke with large groups of lawmakers Thursday about slashing government spending once President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January. Their plans could have an outsized impact in Maryland.
Secret Service acting Director Ronald Rowe and Rep. Pat Fallon (R-Texas) got into a yelling match Thursday during a congressional hearing about the July assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump . When Fallon began asking Rowe — who was the Secret Service’s deputy director when Trump was shot July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania — questions about security failures that day, the two men remained relatively calm. Holy shit -- acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe and Rep. Pat Fallon just had a huge, angry blow up during a hearing, screaming and yelling at each other pic.twitter.com/LQdvHGnEGM The exchange became heated when Fallon presented a photo of Rowe at the 9/11 remembrance in New York earlier this year and asked him if he was the special agent in charge of the president’s protective detail that day. Rowe told Fallon that the special agent in charge in September was not in the photo. His voice rising, he said he “actually responded to Ground Zero” on Sept. 11, 2001 and “was there going through the ashes of the World Trade Center.” He was at the 2024 remembrance, he said, to “show respect for our Secret Service members that died on 9/11.” Fallon yelled at Rowe, “I’m not asking you that. I’m asking you if you were the special agent in charge.” “Do not invoke 9/11 for political purposes,” Rowe shouted back. “Don’t try bullying me,” Fallon said, pointing his finger at Rowe as the two men began talking over each other. “I am elected member of Congress,” he said, “and I am asking you a serious question. ... Were you the special agent in charge that day?” Rowe said he wasn’t. “You know why you were there,” Fallon said. “Because you wanted to be visible because you were auditioning for this job.” Fallon said Rowe should have been on duty during the remembrance and because he wasn’t, he was effectively putting President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris in danger. Don't let this be the end of the free press. The free press is under attack — and America's future hangs in the balance. As other newsrooms bow to political pressure, HuffPost is not backing down. Would you help us keep our news free for all? We can't do it without you. Can't afford to contribute? Support HuffPost by creating a free account and log in while you read. You've supported HuffPost before, and we'll be honest — we could use your help again . We view our mission to provide free, fair news as critically important in this crucial moment, and we can't do it without you. Whether you give once or many more times, we appreciate your contribution to keeping our journalism free for all. You've supported HuffPost before, and we'll be honest — we could use your help again . We view our mission to provide free, fair news as critically important in this crucial moment, and we can't do it without you. Whether you give just one more time or sign up again to contribute regularly, we appreciate you playing a part in keeping our journalism free for all. Already contributed? Log in to hide these messages. Fallon’s questioning time was up, but he said to Rowe, “You’re a bully.” Rowe became the interim Secret Service director on July 24, one day after then-Director Kimberly Cheatle stepped down. She had been heavily criticized for her agency’s response to Trump’s assassination attempt. In a comment to HuffPost, Anthony Guglielmi, the Secret Service chief of communications, said that all detail personnel were at the 9/11 memorial ceremony and “had complete access to their protectees during the memorial.” Fallon’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Related From Our PartnerAs they embark on this new journey together, Phelan and Rooney will be looking to instill their winning ethos and philosophy into the players at Plymouth Argyle. With a strong squad at their disposal and a clear vision for the future, the duo are determined to make their mark on the club and propel them towards success.
New Orleans (4-8) at New York Giants (2-10) Sunday, 1 p.m. EST, Fox BetMGM NFL Odds: Saints by 5. Against the spread: Saints 5-7; Giants 3-9. Series record: Giants lead 17-15. Last meeting: Saints beat Giants 24-6 on Dec. 17, 2023, in New Orleans. Last week: Saints lost to Rams 21-14; Giants lost to Cowboys 27-20. Saints: overall (12), rush (10), pass (19), scoring (14) Saints defense: overall (30), rush (26), pass (29), scoring (19) Giants offense: overall (T26), rush (15), pass (31), scoring (32) Giants defense: overall (19), rush (29), pass (6), scoring (18) Turnover differential: Saints plus-2; Giants minus-8. Derek Carr. The quarterback completed 23 of 28 for 218 yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions in the previous meeting and had a 134.8 quarterback rating. Drew Lock. The veteran quarterback is going to make his second straight start with Tommy DeVito (forearm) hurt. He threw for 178 yards and ran for a career-high 57 yards in the loss to the Dallas. He scored on an 8-yard run and had a 28-yard scramble to set up another. He also made mistakes, throwing a pick-6 and losing a fumble on a scramble. Saints offense vs Giants defense. The Giants defense is banged up. DT Dexter Lawrence (elbow) was put on injured reserve Monday and fellow starter Rakeem Nunez-Roches (neck) missed practice earlier in the week. Leading tackler and ILB Bobby Okereke is dealing with a back issue. Saints: Tight end Taysom Hill's knee injury last week will sideline him the rest of the season. Running back Kendre Miller (hamstring) is eligible to come off injured reserve and could return to the lineup Sunday. Guards Cesar Ruiz (concussion) and Nick Saldiveri (knee) have been held out of practice this week. Center Erik McCoy (groin) , who sat out last week's game, returned to practice early this week on a limited basis. Guard Lucas Patrick (calf) has practiced on a limited basis after sitting out the past three games. Tyrann Mathieu (forearm) has returned to full practice this week after sitting out much of the second half of last week's loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Giants: Lawrence and rookie TE Theo Johnson (foot) were placed on injured reserve and probably are out for the season. ... DeVito (forearm) and LT Jermaine Eluemunor (quad) missed the Dallas game but they are making progress this week. DeVito will back up Lock. ... Eluemunor and RT Evan Neal (hip) may be game-time decisions. ... CB Deonte Banks (ribs), Okereke (back) and Nunez-Roches (neck) are unlikely to play. WR Malik Nabers was added to the report Thursday with a nagging groin issue. The Saints have won two of the past three meetings. The Giants are winless in all six games at MetLife Stadium this season. The Saints are 2-1 under interim coach Darren Rizzi, who was born in New Jersey and grew up a Giants fan. ... Carr ranks sixth among qualified passers with a 103.3 rating in 2024. ... WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling has had TD catches in his past three games. ... TE Juwan Johnson had five catches against the Rams. ... DT Bryan Bresee has a career-high 6 1/2 sacks and is looking for his third straight game with a sack. He had two sacks against New York last season. ... DL Chase Young has two sacks and three tackles for loss against the Giants in December. ... LB Demario Davis had 10 tackles and a sack in the previous meeting. ... CB Alontae Taylor is the only player with at least 10 passes defended and five tackles for loss in each of the past two seasons. ... Mathieu needs five tackles for his eighth straight season of at least 50 tackles. ... Giants: RB Tyrone Tracy ranks second among rookies with 619 yards rushing. He has run for four touchdowns. ... WR Malik Nabers has 75 catches for 740 yards. His reception total is the most by a rookie in his first 10 games. .... Wan'Dale Robinson has career-high 63 catches. ... OLB Brian Burns has a career-high eight passes defended and 10 tackles for loss. ... Okereke needs seven tackles for his fourth straight season of 100 or more tackles. ... S Tyler Nubin leads all rookies and ranks fourth among DBs with 93 tackles. ... The Giants have set an NFL record going 11 straight games without an interception. They have one interception this season. The NFL record for fewest in a season is two by the 2018 San Francisco 49ers. The fewest in a season by the Giants was six in 2022. Look for running back Alvin Kamara to have a big game. He has 894 yards rushing on 206 carries and he has caught 59 passes for 450 yards. He has seven touchdowns, six rushing. The 29-year-old has had eight games of at least 100 yards from scrimmage this season and he is third in the league with 1,344 yards from scrimmage. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nflAndrew Luck returning to Stanford football as general managerAndy Murray and Novak Djokovic’s magnificent seven grand slam finalsNone
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has expanded its moderation team as curious social media users, many of whom are seeking an alternative to , flock to the app. The official account for Bluesky's Trust & Safety team published a thread on Friday that shared details about its impersonation policy. The company said the policy has been updated to be more "aggressive," adding that "impersonation and handle-squatting accounts will be removed." "We have also quadrupled the size of our moderation team, in part to action impersonation reports more quickly. We still have a large backlog of moderation reports due to the influx of new users as we shared previously, though we are making progress," a post read. The company said that satire, fan, and parody accounts are allowed on Bluesky, but they must label themselves as such in the display name and bio for transparency. Identity churning — or changing an account's identity to mislead users — is prohibited on the app. "If you set up an impersonation account just to gain followers and switch to a different identity that is no longer impersonation to keep that account, your account will be removed," a post read. Bluesky also responded to users who have asked for more concrete verification methods. "We also hear your feedback: users want more ways to verify their identity beyond domain verification," a post read. "We're exploring additional options to enhance account verification, and we hope to share more shortly." Representatives for Bluesky did not respond to a request for comment from Business Insider. Bluesky began as a Twitter project in 2019 but has gained traction recently as some social media users due to concerns over . X's approach to moderation faced criticism when Musk took control in 2022. After his arrival, Musk laid off content moderators and staffers on the moderation team. However, X's head of business operations told Bloomberg in January that it planned to hire 100 employees tasked with content moderation and build a in Austin. While Bluesky is still chasing X's success, it could challenge , Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's own Twitter knockoff. Bluesky announced in October that it had over 13 million users. One month later, told Business Insider that it had "blown past" its user growth projects and had surpassed 21 million users. The COO said the company had to acquire more servers to keep operations running smoothly. Read the original article onThe announcement of the Xiaomi YU7 has been met with great anticipation and excitement among both Xiaomi fans and automotive enthusiasts alike. As a brand that is renowned for its innovation, quality, and affordability, Xiaomi's foray into the automotive sector has been eagerly awaited by many. The Xiaomi YU7 is expected to showcase the same level of excellence and cutting-edge technology that has become synonymous with the Xiaomi brand.On the other hand, critics of President Trump's approach express concerns about the potential consequences of the U.S. withdrawing from NATO or significantly reducing its commitment to the alliance. They argue that NATO has been a cornerstone of transatlantic security and cooperation for decades, playing a vital role in deterring aggression and promoting stability in Europe and beyond. Any weakening of NATO's cohesion and effectiveness, they warn, could embolden adversarial forces and undermine the security of all member countries.
TEHRAN- Ten feature-length documentaries will be competing in the international section of the 18th edition of Iran International Documentary Film Festival Cinéma Vérité, the organizers have announced. “Glass, My Unfulfilled Life” directed by Rogier Kappers from the Netherlands, “Gingerbread for Her Dad” by Alina Mustafina from Kazakhstan and “Return” by Katja Fedulova from the Czech Republic are among the highlights of the lineup, IRNA reported on Saturday. “Glass, My Unfulfilled Life” follows Rogier, a man in his fifties who seemingly has it all: a city apartment, a countryside home, two delightful pre-teens, a bike, and a van. Yet, beneath this facade of contentment, he grapples with a persistent sense of unfulfillment. Determined to pursue his passion, he embarks on a journey to learn the glass harp and realize his dream of becoming a street musician. This documentary comedy explores the unpredictable nature of people’s aspirations, filled with unexpected twists and turns along the way. "Gingerbread for Her Dad" follows three generations of women from a single family as they journey from Kazakhstan to Poland in search of the grave of the man who connects them—a man who lost his life during World War II. Throughout their journey, they mend fractured relationships and confront the lingering traumas of the post-colonial Soviet era. "Return" is about Mumine, a strong woman in her mid-30s whose husband is arrested as a political prisoner. As she cares for their four children, she embodies the struggles of the Muslim Crimean Tatar community, which has faced persecution throughout history. Alongside her is Maye, another resilient woman navigating the harsh realities of life under occupation. While they uphold traditional roles, both women show remarkable dedication to their families and culture. The film highlights their strength and dignity, but also their moments of deep vulnerability as they confront the emotional toll of their circumstances. The festival will also screen “Love Me A Little Bit” directed by Tommaso Cotronei from Italy, “At the Door of the House, Who Will Come Knocking” by Maja Novakovic from Serbia and “Yalla, Baba!” by Angie Obeid from Lebanon. "Love Me A Little Bit" delves into the impact of Western oil multinationals in Nigeria. The film follows Richard, whose life is a constant struggle for survival as he navigates a harsh routine: fetching water, siphoning diesel from pipelines to sell by the roadside, attending school, studying in a dorm, and repeating the cycle. Set against the striking landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina, “At the Door of the House, Who Will Come Knocking” explores the inner, intangible dimensions of life through a contemplative lens. The film follows an elderly man living in isolation, capturing the poetic rhythms of his daily routines through dreamlike visuals. Surrounded by majestic mountains, a warm burning stove, and the companionship of animals, he finds solace and comfort in his simple existence. "Yalla, Baba!" follows Mansour Obeid, who made the journey from Lebanon to Brussels with friends 42 years ago. Now, his daughter, filmmaker Angie Obeid, invites him to recreate that trip together for the first time. As they travel, they encounter bullet-riddled walls in Bosnia and the haunting remnants of communism, while a now-impermissible route through Syria symbolizes a changed world. Their journey is filled with both serious discussions and lighter moments, enriched by the surprise company of two hitchhiking girls. Documentaries from Iraq, Palestine, Spain and Chile will also be screened in this section of the festival. The 18th edition of Cinéma Vérité, Iran’s major international festival for documentary films, will be held in Tehran from December 8 to 15. The Documentary & Experimental Film Center (DEFC) is the organizer of the event. The festival tries to express the relationship between reality and truth through documentary films. This year’s edition of the festival will have several sections including the national competition, the international competition, the Martyr Avini Award, “Gaza, Palestine, Resistance,” commemoration ceremonies, and other programs on the sideline. SAB/
In a significant turn of events, Chinese concept stocks experienced a wild overnight celebration, with the Golden Dragon Index recording a remarkable surge of 8.5%. This surge not only caught investors off guard but also injected a wave of positive sentiment into the market, leading to widespread excitement and optimism in the financial world.The incident serves as a reminder of the power of social media and the influence of public figures in shaping public discourse. It also highlights the ever-present tension between personal freedom and public expectations when it comes to political leaders.
In conclusion, the increased accusations against Manchester City serve as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by football authorities in upholding financial fair play regulations and maintaining the integrity of the sport. The outcome of this legal battle will not only have significant repercussions for Manchester City but could also set a precedent for how financial fair play is enforced in football in the future. It is a crucial moment for the sport, and all parties involved will be closely watching as the case unfolds.The City of Melville’s first youth council are on the right track for embarking change in their home community. "I believe we are making a very big difference in the community,” shared Daiton Sheffield, councillor for Melville Youth Council. “I believe we are educating our fellow youth on what exactly municipal government does and things they can do to join, for example through the Melville Youth Council." The initiative aims to bridge the gap between the city and youth in the community through local projects that focus on recreation and youth, economic development, and technology. "I really enjoy helping our community. I do a lot for our community through our school already,” said Abby Schicker, referring to why she joined. “It just seemed like a great opportunity to let other youth voices be heard and see what changes they wanted to see in our community.” The group is made up of five students in Grade 11 and 12 who serve as different roles in municipal government – mayor, deputy mayor, councillors, and clerk – and are accompanied by the city’s administration and some members of city council during their monthly meetings. “They've been trying to get youth out there so trying to provide more opportunities within the community for our youth to participate in,” explained City Manager Joleen Tuchscherer. “One of the big projects coming up is to bring back the oasis within our community. That’s a hangout really for our youth to be able to have a safe place to be able to come, hang out, try different things and to interact with each other.” Since starting almost a year ago, the youth council has achieved various projects including a holiday shop that encourages residents to buy local merchandise, a “Skate It Forward” initiative, and a mural project – where they received the Painted Hand Community Development Grant of $17,698. “We’re going to work with one of the classes at [Melville Comprehensive School] and the other elementary schools as well, to create five murals for Melville to bring more life to the city,” voiced the mayor of Melville’s Youth Council, Marion Ajiboye. “One of them is going to be a Melville letter block and every part of the community is going to have a section to paint on and then the classes at the schools are going to finish them up. “We’re really grateful to have received the grant, we’re going to put that to great use and bring our community together.” The idea for getting the youth initiative from the ground up came from a city council meeting. “My day job is a high school teacher and I’ve been on council for the past eight years. When we hired our city manager she was eager to start this youth council and it just made sense that I would be the liaison through the council and through the school,” explained councillor Andrew Rondeau. Rondeau shared some of the benefits he has seen from the students who are part of Melville’s Youth Council, and the impact they have had on the community. “It’s been a lot of fun, on a personal level, to see the kids that I interact with on a daily basis that when you put them in a different environment and see what these youth are capable of,” he expressed. “We have so many opportunities for kids to show what they can do athletically, but to show what they can do with their brains is really a fun thing. Also seeing how creative they are and how eager they are to make a difference, and ideas that we as councillors may not have thought of - because they are coming in with a different perspective - has been really rewarding to see as well." With the potential of the group expanding in the new year, the deputy mayor of the youth council said she looks forward to projects to come. “I think it’s important that youth have voices in making decision[s] for the city because we have a different view on things, a more youthful minded point of view,” shared Olivia Mikolas. “We look at recreation and things to do within the city, instead of maybe more on taxes. We look at things for what we want to see more in our own community and what would interest us.”
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